Montgomery County National Bank At Fifty Years
The Montgomery County National Bank of Rockville marks its fiftieth anniversary. Originating with organizers including Joseph D. Baker and Albert J. Almoney, it received its charter on May 22, 1884 and began in Rockville with a capitalization of 50,000. Current officers include G. P. Henderson, president, and P. C. Ramsdell, vice president, with a long lineage of founders and stockholders noted in bank minutes.
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Montgomery County National Bank
Rockville
Simch
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Citimen
Mr. Baker
Albert J. Almoney
Rock- Ae
Frederick Countans
John A. Lynch
Willam G. Baker
Charles W. Foss
Myr. Saker
Citiwzen
Montemery County
G. P Henderson
P. C Ramsdeill
J. Paul Brunet
Cas
Douglas M. Blandford
Thomas R. Falvy
George P. Henderson
Lloyd Jones
Franklin H. Karn
Jhomas Kelley, Jr
Benjamin
Joan A. Lynch
John T. Vinson
Hattersly W. Talbott
Americus Dawson
J. Sprigg Poole
Nelson R. Baker
Spencer C Jones
Horace Waters
Jacob Snyder
W. G. Baker
Darby and Sons
John H. Gassaway
E G. Harris
D. F. Owens
Oseph D. Baker
John G. England
Charles W. Ross
A. J. al
Poolesvile
Polemon M. Smyth
Gaithersburg
John J. Higgins
Laura Darby
Anna Jones
Seliman
James B Henderson
Washington W. Owen
Omer
John Sprigg Poole
Gaersburg
Leonard L Hays
Barnesville
Samuel Darby
Seliman Howard Grffith
Bea‘sville
Germantown
Willamsb
Mobiles
Laytonsville
dJemes
Follo Spence
George , “. Henderson
Criticism of Darrow by Sinclair Stirs Board Fallout
The National Recovery VIEW board headed by Clarence Darrow faced dissent as John F Sinclair resigned objecting to the inquiry’s alleged “superreal” approach. In his New York office Sinclair accused Darrow of partisan social pleading and labeled the board's material as based on weak, biased information.
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John F Sinclair
National Recovery View
Clarence Darrow
New York
Darrow
Holly , mi
Mocking the Murder: Clues Emerge in Dufresne Case
Detectives Andrew Harper and Jacek Baryr examine a crime scene at Pierre Dufresne's home. A glass with water in the bottom and emptied pockets suggest a visitor presence. Investigators trace clothing marks and possible embezzled items, while a mysterious stranger's sale hints at concealed motives.
Extortionist Jailed After Threats to Newark Family
Horace Stevenson 25 confessed to attempting to extort ten dollars from Mrs J K Lasser of South Orange and was held by U S Commissioner Holland in default of 825000 bond. He admitted writing four extortion notes after police and post office inspectors traced threats to the Lasser home.
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Newark
N J
Horace 25Neste
Holland
J. K. Lasser
South Orange
Post Office
Stevenson
Lasser
Virginia Tribute and Bronze Statues Stir Senate Debate
A fragmented report notes Virginia thanking Washington and discussing bronze statues titled Sons of the Old Dominion. It contrasts official recognition with a house floor debate led by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, who received the statues as delegate of Congress. The text also mentions the Amazon river width and a mock line about mule teams.
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Dease
Les
Sen
Walsh
Massachusetts
Congress
Dancing Flowers And Mischief In Mistress Mary’s Garden
A fragmented tale shows children at Mistress Mary’s garden dancing with flowers. One child claims strength and mischief as a kitten and scent of dairy weave through the scene. The passage ends with a cue that the story continues.
Off-season events at Frederick Fairgrounds face changes
A possible summer slate at the Frederick Fairgrounds includes a dance marathon and a rodeo, but mobility of plans is uncertain. An International Automobile Racing Association telegram canceled Memorial Day auto races due to conflicting events in York and entry limits. The city may proceed with a July motorcycle-track event only if space opens. The walkathon prospect was dropped after officials studied disturbances at similar Maryland events, while a historical pageant and a rodeo are tentatively scheduled in June and July respectively.
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Gur K. Matter
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Decatur
Ind
International Automobile Racing Association
E. M. Miller
Memorial
Fairgrounds
York
Zeke Youngblood
Fair Association
Maryland
Munshoter
Postmaster Appointment at Muddletown Fr. Gay District
An acting postmaster appointment is announced for Muddletown Fr. Gay with Charles R Hower named to the post. The notice cites a June 1 effective date and references the Post Office Department in Washington. Nearby farmer Mr Holter is noted in relation to Middietow.
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Charles R Hower
Muddletown
Gay
Washinsion
Mr Holter
Middietow
Incomplete biographical note on 19th century figures
Fragmentary historical text mentions ARFIELD as a congressman in 1878 with a telephone and ties to Gen Daniel Butterfield and Oliver W of a Virginia volunteer regiment. It also references the Battle of Richmond and John James Difour as founder of Swiss beards and a vineyard project from Leaington, K3.
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Arfield
Congress
Daniel Butterfield
Oliver W
Lord Regiment
Tenavania Volunteers
Army of the Potomar
Richmond
John James Difour
Swiss Beards
America
Leaington
Postmaster Change Nears June Beginning
A new postmaster will assume duties on June 1 succeeding Lesnie W. Gaver who resigned at the Post Office Department request amid his announced candidacy for the office. Gaver had served a term and commuted until resignation. The May 31 appointment received endorsement from the Democrat Central Committee chaired by William J. Gerard with treasurer Dend J. Lew backing the move. The intervention followed a May 10 directive from the Post Office Department. the term continues until the end of the current year.
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Lesnie W. Gaver
Post Office Department
Gaver
Decebr
Holter
Reed
paLural
Reid
Postomics Department
Pageant Plans Advance Amid Friday Night Meetings
Planning for a Friday night pageant progresses with discussions at the Harawell headquarters. Charles Hayward and committee members set events for June 23 and 30 and outline a schedule to be submitted to Mr Hayward for final approval.
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Fredcrak
Charles Hayward
Ani
Mace Ital
Patra-Coum
Air Hayward
Hayward
Fow Harnseil
Ignatius Bforlee
Francis H Markell
J. P. Feiser
Hannie
Clary
Glenn H Worth
McGill Ben
Wo R Svemmer
Harry E Chapline
Court retains jurisdiction on alimony for name change case
The court keeps jurisdiction to rule on alimony if the plaintiff applies. Testimony 19 shows the case heard before Albert S. Brown with Alton Y. Bennett representing Mrs N choison.
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Albert S. Brown
Alton Y. Bennett
N.choison
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Montgomery County Bank
D. D. Baker
Rockville Institution
Walter C. Brown
Bynopeis
Policemien
Breckfest
Pierre Dufresnes
Baryr
Poe Teeman & Gun
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Arper
Lafferty
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Dufresne
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Harper
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Hamuill
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Cartin
Huier
Officer O'Connell
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Whitmore
Ty Weller C. Brown
New Jersey
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Virginia
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Iine
Olé Dominon
Amazon River
South America
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NEA Sen
Cs Inc
the Times
Frederick Fair Grounds
Charles R. Holter
Middie
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Joseph Nathan Kane
Parana
Eneo Sennen
Mississippi
Wes
James A. Garfield
Harrison's Landing
Lexington
Tavannes
Elgins
Walthams
Hamiltons
ELGIN
Remsberg’s
Key
Vomittee
Lute Vurgaiea Nochyison
Penna
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Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Yomc 4
Frederick County
Historical Pageant Committee
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Greenawalt
Lloyd M. Basehear
G. Caldwell
Central Trust
E. B. Measell
East Patrick ST
Adxons Aic
Veryone
Frederick, Maryland
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