Deposits in 22 Banks of Frederick County Increase
Frederick city and county banks report total deposits of 31 790 071 00, averaging nearly 1 500 000 per bank, up from 1924. Combined capital stock 1 270 000, with surplus and undivided profits more than double capital. June 30 1925 deposits reach 23 969 527 00, up from 23 176 773 00 in 1924, a gain of 792 754 00. The News Post will publish a full 1926 bank list with officers and finances.
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Frederick
Frederick County
All
Spa
Flying Circus Leaves To Assemble At Capital
After three days of stunt flying at Rose Hill Manor, the Gates Flying Circus departed Broderick this morning with three planes heading to West Virginia Culpepper Virginia and Chambersburg Pennsylvania. They plan to reassemble Saturday at Bolling Field Washington for a Army Air Service exhibition.
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Gates Flying Circus
Rose Hill Manor
Broderick
West Virginia
Culpepper
Chambersburg
Bolling Field
Washington
Goverment
Army Air Service
Frederick
Army
News-Post
Court Street
Uying Field
Gatea
Rose 11Ill Manor
Avert Long Battle Over Veteran's Body
A dispute over the burial of World War veteran Gr Herbert Col lines twenty nine was settled when his widow Mrs Gertrude Powell Collins agreed to burial plans by his parents Mr and Mrs Charles A Collins. The body was attended at the Collins home in Germantown and a replevin suit was halted after lengthy negotiations between counsel for both sides.
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Bate
Gr. Herbert Collines
Gertrude Powell Collins
Charles A. Collins
Germantown
Tnesilary
Alden
Farmer in Missouri Held on Theft Charge Amid Alleged Desperado Life
A farmer from Bucky county known as Filltow was arrested in July on a theft claim for $10,300 tied to Joseph Zboyoski near Springfield. He allegedly led a peaceful farm life part time while acting as the ringleader of a band of desperatives in the Middle West. He faces charges and is held by deputies. authorities also seek him in St. Louis over a policeman’s death.
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Costestown
Feoms Mnuls
Nohotay
Filltow
Bucky County
Wmgels
Missouri
Filton
Doe Free
Middle West
Joseph Zboyoski
Springfield
Wets
St. Louts
Annual Round of Picnics Begins at Barnesville
Frederick county residents await picnic season with events across the region. Barnsiville in Montgomery county hosts the first major gathering on St Marys grounds, drawing thousands from Frederick and Montgomery counties for morning activities and evening dancing. Public picnics and festivals continue through September with Walkersville Manor St Josephs on the Manor and Liberytown tournaments among the major attractions.
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Frederick County
Mountaindsate
Barnesville
Montgomery County
St. Mary's
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
St. Joseph’s-On-The- Manor
Libertytown
Plentences
Elberty
Manor Woods
Red Men
Slall Corporation
Taylorstown
Via
Miller's Grove
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Mountaindwe
Braddock Heights
Tania
St. Timothy's
Park Road
Schleysyville
St Timothy’s
Young Men's Club
Women's Missionary Society
Ae Friendly Society
Boy's Glib
Haller Named Secretary of Local Chamber of Commerce
H Noel Haller has been named secretary of the Local Chamber of Commerce effective September 1. Willam U. Gaver resigns to pursue advertising writing in this city. Gaver served about two years, succeeding James Austin KK. Haller, appointed at a directors meeting last night, will keep his law practice and handle chamber affairs. The chamber notes a traffic expert will study coal freight rates, with preliminary findings suggesting a case before the Interstate Commerce Commission may be warranted.
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H. Noel Haller
Jocal Chamber of Commerce
Willam U. Gaver
Gaver Haus
Chamber of Commerce
Austin James
Waller
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frederick
Hagerstown
Trafic
Contest to select Miss Frederick set for next Wednesday
Interest grows in the Atlantic City Beauty Pageant qualification for Miss Frederick. The event will be staged Monday evening August 3 at the City Opera House with local applicants presenting in bathing suits. Prize incentives include a Nash touring car, shoes, and clothing from merchants, plus expenses paid for Miss Frederick and her chaperone.
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Frederick
Atlantic City
City Opera House
Walter Decker
Opera House
Jacques
France
Conertest
Francis Scott Key
Miss Frederick
Miss Baltimore
Hagerstown
Miss Hagerstown
Prederick
Catoctin! Country Club
Shriners Outing Planned at Conocacheague Creek Park
Western Maryland Shriners 9 plan an outing to Conomuc Park Williamsport on Wednesday August 5 with Shriners from Hagerstown Cumberland and Frederick attending. Activities run from 4 to 6 pm followed by dinner at 6 30. Guests urged to wear fez. Baseball and bathing available.
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Western Maryland
Shriners
Conocacheague Creek
Conomuc Park
Williamsport
Nagerstown
Cumberland
Frederick
Nobles Tarry A. Manley
Guy K. Motter
W. P. Wachter
J. Lloyd Harshman
Benj
J. Saxon
John J. Fiery
Roy A. Letter
Nobles F. MM. Hoffman
Marl Toffman
Harry Kaplan
Richard Hawkins
Robert Netts
Guy Whitmore
Earl Wolfe
A. H. Wathne
Harry Kaylor
Harry Angie
Nobles
OR. Black
Chas. Spitter
Vinton Hershey
Fimer FR. Carl
J. Zeigler
Irwin F. Hoffman
Explosion Near Baltimore Hits Little Italy and Rainstorm Parades
A bomb damaged the home of Vincent Rizzo at 402 Ensor, blasting a front from the house and scattering five residents from their beds in Baltimore's Little Italy. Police suspect a feud behind the attack, sparked by threatening letters demanding $10,000. Separately, a severe storm dropped 1.18 inches of rain in the city, with total July rainfall at 2.82 inches. 650 telephone stations went out of service as circuits failed and electrical service fluctuated across neighborhoods.
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Steve Baltimore
John Catton Vas
Vincent Rizzo
Ensor
Baltimore
Little Italy
Poltlee
Rizo
Soomiision
Chensapeake
Potomac Telephone’ Company
Offee
Soo
Mt. Zion
Feagaville
South Kiroet
Feagayille
Walkersville
New Market
Nuckeystown
Dame Jbre
Hraddock Heights
Youth Held for Theft of Pocketbook Near Lewistown
Emory W. Stull, 18, of near Lewistown, was held on $600 bail after a preliminary hearing for the September Grand Jury on charges of stealing a pocketbook containing about $26 in cash and $120 in checks. He confessed after being questioned by Deputy Crum, leading to the pocketbook and money being recovered.
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Emory W. Stull
Lewistown
Sherman P. Bowers
Stull
S. W. Ramsburg
Thurmont
Tamaburg
Ramaburg
Ramsburg
Sheri
Charles W. Crum
Judita Howera
Corrected identity in Court House Park incident
An unknown caller to a News reporter claims the woman involved was the wife of the second man, not his daughter. The caller refused to reveal identity but insisted the statement is true, saying the husband denied being the speaker.
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Court Flouse Park Allair
Tno
Ito
Lof Hla
President Coolidge Defends U S Trade Commission
President Coolidge said the Federal Trade Commission is useful and should not be abolished. He acknowledged some criticism but affirmed the agency serves the public as a policeman of business and performs a difficult task. Nearby, guard William Lohman climbs the Washington Monument daily as part of his inspection routine on the 555 to 655 foot tower.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Federal Trade Commission
Huatness
Dany
Washington
William 8. Lohman
Washington Monument
Editors Tour Through East Boon to Frederick
National Editorial Association members toured Frederick during their annual visit. Franklin Evening Star praised Frederick with two-column coverage naming Key Hotel and local newspapers. It highlighted Frederick Daily News Post operations, newsroom staff, and a 11 000 circulation.
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East Boon
Frederick
National Editorial Association
Franklin,Indijani
Evening Star
Mrs Jay Gould Bride of Viscount Dunsford
Mrs Jay Gould widow of George Jay Gould married Viscount Dunsford in Montreal. The wedding linked Gould fortune to Lord Dunsford and was performed by an American Presbyterian minister. The couple planned to reside in Oxford with the Earl’s family and the viscount’s wartime record noted.
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Mrs. Jay Gould
Viscount Dunsford
Presa
New York
Itive
Mire Caine
George Jay Gould
Montreal
Vinount Dunaford
Don Mind Belr
Earl of Middleton
Ter
I Anson
Waa
Landen
Dunsford
Oxford
Funeral Services for Bryan Friday Held at Washington Avenue
Funeral services for Bryan Friday were held at Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church with Pastor Walder Radel presiding. Burial followed at Arlington National Cemetery where Friday will be laid to rest as a colonel who served in the Spanish American War. The public viewing occurred this afternoon with a guard of honor from the Payton American Legion Post.
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Pree
Dayton
William Jeonings
Bry
Washington
New York
Wiliam
Bryan Jun
Olea Gance
Ie Commoner
W. Sherman Jennings
Florida
Aryan
Chatta- Noooka
Bryan
U. S. Ambassador to Japan Dies Sud The Ambassador to Japan Dies Sudden
Edgar Addison Himncroft, American ambassador to Japan, died Wednesday morning at Naruizawa. He had been staying three weeks at the resort in central Japan. Initial reports blamed indigestion but the cause was later given as a small ailment.
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Bancroft
Raruzawa
Japan
Arat
Mirrors by Margaret Tod Ritter at Free Library
A new volume of verse Mirrors by Margaret Tod Ritter, presented by Mrs GC O Keedy, is now among Free Library acquisitions. Ritter, born in Frederick, reflects cultivated, original thought with varied meters and strong sonnets like Sonata Noica.
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Free Library
Margaret Tod Ritter
Keedy
Frederick
Mac- Mul
Aany
Indratvhiss Wisgazines
4. T
Profit Taking Market Report Struggles With Upward Price Trend
In New York on July 28 trading showed heavy profit taking in motors and tobacco stocks yet could not derail the general uptrend. Morning activity featured brisk volume with over a half million shares traded in the first hour. Prices printed new highs in rapid succession as call money opened unchanged at four per cent.
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Associated Pros
New York
Motors
Tobaec Cos
Bryan's Defense of Tennessee Act Published by Wife
Mrs. Bryan released a lengthy Associated Press synopsis from Dayton Tennessee July 2 detailing William Jennings Bryan's defense of the Tennessee antievolution law. The piece disputes claims of bigotry and argues the law protects religious conscience while avoiding enforcement of teaching evolution in public schools. The Commoner asserts the law does not infringe constitutional rights and frames evolution as a threat to faith.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Tennessee
Bryan
Ge Latrodetone
Wryat
Theotvich
Terese
Tennessey
Evoltionia
Aise
Erran
Cheisbane
Brightwell Home Improvement Ordered by Juvenile Court
In Brightwell Reynolds area behind the Fair Grounds the Juvenile Court ruled the Brightwell home must be upgraded by the owners. Samuel A. Lewis represented the Brightwells who said no rent is paid and they struggle with limited facilities. Health officer Dr E C Kefauver later investigated after a health check. The two room dwelling housed Brightwell his wife and mother and several small children with one child reportedly dying earlier. Then a separate note reports three dead in a New Haven hotel after police broke down a door following their Sunday occupancy.
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Lewis Brightwell
Fair Grounds
Brightwell
Brightwells
Samuel A. Lewis
Worthington
Shank and Etzler
Miss Nelson
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Flanagan Hotel
Panr
Astute
Fool
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Capital
Saturday Benefit Air Service
Nicholas Filltow
Buske County
ODD Fellows
Walkersville Union
Retreat Grove
Manor
H. Noel Haller C
William U. Gaver
Conomac Park
Associated Proam
Richmond
Lee
Demaeneef
Mracoan Vom
Vox Oquity
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Observer
St. Ramsburg
U. S. Trade Commission Useful
Mason City
Mats
Banne: Times
Historic Frederick
American Presbyterian Church
Canada
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
U. S
Edgar A. Bancroft
Allmant
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