City tests water mains to solve low pressure
An engineer from Whitman Reynardt and Smith arriving from Baltimore began tests on water mains between the city and a new reservoir to locate clogs or leaks. Mayor Culler and city officials seek rapid fixes after reporting about 2 million gallons daily are carried to the city, with about 1 million lost to leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Baltimore
Ity
Emory C. Crum
Crum
Lloyd ©. Culler
Culfey
George. A. Burck
Davison Named Assistant Secretary of War for U S
F Trubee Davison of New York aged 30 sworn in as Assistant Secretary of War. He assumed charge of the War Department and began an inspection of citizens military training in New England. He will study corps administration, visit aviation posts, and take on broader duties as outlined by the secretary.
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Washington
F. Trubee Davison
New York
Olary
War Department of the Army Command
Sec
New England
Ows
MacAlllar
Lim
Thevison
Pla
Davison
War Department
War Secretary
English Brewers To Fight Co operation Plan
British shipping and brewing interests rally against discussions between British officials and American prohibition enforcement chief Brigadier General Lincoln Andrews to curb rum smuggling. Brewers and distributors led by Col. Joan Gretton watch closely as critics warn Britain’s prestige at sea could be at risk. Local notes include stray garbled lines about college and women, likely OCR error.
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London
Great Britain
Lincoln Andrews
Eireles
Bahamas
House of Commons
Joan Gretton
Williamsburg to Rebuild Americas First Theater Site
NEA Service reports Williamsburg Virginia plans a modern theater on the site of America's first theater. New York money and land donated by William and Mary College back the project honoring ancestor impresario William Levingston who built the original theater in 1716.
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State Chamber of Commerce
NEA
Washington
Williams
Burg
America
The
Mountre
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
New York
New England
Virginia
Accomack County
Chesapeake Bay
United States
William Levingston
King William County
Levington
Charles
Mary Stagg
Mary
England
Willam Levingston
Two Held on Liquor Charges in Police Court
Don Phillips and Harrison Palmer alias Harrison Middleton, the latter colored, face selling liquor charges in police court before Sherman P. Bowers after being arrested by County Constable Charles W. Smith on Friday. They posted $500 bond. Rothenhoefer swore they sold him whisky. Phillips jailed at Kleinhart alley. Palmer near the Courthouse. Five colored youths in New New Market arrested for disturbing the peace. sentence suspended previously for good behavior. Ed Ward Mervin Thomas Thomas Williams Laurence Davis Milton Hopewell also face charges in tonight’s court. London note recalls Prof A M Low joking whiskers as prehistoric fashion. Hot Springs report notes two mash fermentations in a warm spring. North Atlantic sharks range 60 to 70 feet.
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Don Phillips
Harrison Palmer
Harrison Middleton
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles W. Smith
James Rothenhoefer
Rothenhoefer
Rothenhioefer
Phillips
Kleinhart’s Alley
Palmer
Bowers
Smith
New Market
Justice Bowers
Ed Ward
Mervin Thomas
Thomas Williams
Laurence Davis
Milton Hopewell
MORE GEORGIA BANKS FAIL ONE IN FLORIDA
Georgia bank failures escalate with 16 banks closing under state notice. Bankers Trust Company proceedings link to 85 banks in Georgia and Florida as officials prepare records for Fulton grand jury. Florida reports brief closings, while state and federal officials seek explanations and protect depositors. The piece notes economic strain and a historic ice boat design by W A Lincoln.
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Georgia
Florida
Atlanta
Bankers’ Trust Company
J. R. Smith
Atlanta Renal Estate Board
Bankers’ Just Company
Howard
Fulton Superior Court
Fulton Grand Jury
Solcitor General
State Banking Department
Grand Furry
M. of
Wellhorn
Sixth
Federal Reserve District
Notice of Administration for Vyalidetta Jones Estate
The Frederick County Maryland court grants Charles T. T. Hendrickson administrator for Vyalidetta Jones late of Frederick County. Creditors must prove claims with vouchers by February 1927 or be barred from the estate. debtors should pay promptly. Administrative date noted as July 1 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Vyalidetta Jones
Charles T. T. Hendrickson
Order nisi on sales and audits in Frederick County court
Multiple court notices from Frederick County Circuit Court in 1926 detail orders nisi on sales for the Gosnell vs Llarmann estate and audits in other equity matters. Reports of sales fix amounts at 4300 dollars with publication requirements. auditors reports to be acted upon July 1926 with seven days prior publication.
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NISI
Frederick County
Knutty
Gurney G. Gosnell
Mary C. Llarman
John MM. Iartman
Edward J. Smith
H. G. Haugh
Eli G. Haugh
Equity
Circuit Court
Alica Mobley
Luratia
Fnally
Char H. Kieffer DeLeuter
NIST
Urner M. Rollins
George W. Peters
Frank Peach
Frederick Courty
Sittlig Jn Equity
Eli G. Haggh
Fred- Teck County
Clark
Arthur D. Willard
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U. S
Actia
Andrews
Gash College
John
Charles P. Stewart
Fort Carroll
Old Williamsburg
Bruton
Abuve
J. Rothenhoefer
Accuser
A.M. Low
Salison
Waho
John F Webb
Hire
North Atlantic
Warne, Me
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
Modern Lighting Company
North Market St
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Lord Sliver
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
Frederick
Hardwars
South Market St
Pearre
Telept
Abe
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Winchester
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Gettysburg
Waynesboro
Westminster
West Patrick St
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