Frederick County Maryland Savings Report 1920
Frederick County Maryland bank savings report showing assets liabilities and details including cash checks currency coin and deposits. The document lists totals for assets such as cash gold and silver holdings and various liabilities including deposits subject to check and certificates of deposit with signatures of J Marshall Miller and other directors affirming the accuracy of the statement sworn November 23, 1920.
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Clash Looms Between Council and Assembly of League
By Associated Press Geneva report says a clash threatens the World League of Nations as the Armenian question looms. The failure of the Council to act may trigger a broader debate on relations between the council and the assembly.
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ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE
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Geneva
Counsil
Assembly of ethe League ‘of
Man Killed in Dublin Rioting Lieut Ames of Morristown
Morristown New Jersey November 23 Lieutenant Peter Ames of Morristown was killed during Sunday's rioting in Dublin according to a telegram to his brother J M Ames. The telegram also noted his engagement to Millicent Hwing daughter of the late Mayor and Lady Alexander Ewing of London. Born in Pennsylvania thirty one years ago he spent most of his life here and worked for Standard Oil until eight years ago when transferred to London. He served in France with the Grenadier Guards at the outbreak of World War I and had a cousin who was a niece of the Duke of Roxborough.
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Peter Ames
Morristown
N. J
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Hwing
Alexander. Ewing
London
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Three Bank Robbers In Pittsburgh Take $8750
A trio of armed men robbed the Metropolitan Trust Company on Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh. They forced cashier James Rodgers and two female clerks to surrender about $5760 in cash from the counter, then fled in a car. Investigators seek the culprits as a car was used in the getaway.
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Clarke
Pittsburgh
Menn‘avenue
Metropolitan Trust,company
James Rodgers
Fragmented Notice Echoes Public Ad Writ
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a writ to public with a five day timeframe. The readable text hints at legal action or public notice but lacks full details or identifiable names, dates, or places for precise reconstruction.
Trip to Greece for Former German Kaiser Report
An Associated Press dispatch from Corfu states the Greek Foreign Office has given consent for a trip to Greece by a former German Kaiser. The report notes official authorization and limited details on the itinerary and security arrangements.
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INO
GREECE
Venizelos Despondent Over Defeat Reported by Son
Venizelos is described as despondent after defeat with his son telling a correspondent the premier may retire permanently amid political turmoil and uncertainty about his future.
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Vents Wetpond
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Semenoff's Army Surrenders to Soviet Forces
Reports from Harbin say units of Generals Semenoff and Bolshevik forces have surrendered to Soviet troops. The dispatch notes the combined forces reportedly joined the Soviet side and capitulated, ending their resistance.
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Prosa
Harbin
Manchuuria
Generat
Semenoffa
Bolsheviki
Plebiscite on Return Constantine Delayed
The Associated Press reports the French Foreign Office informed that the plebiscite on the return of ex-King Constantine has been postponed to December 5. This update notes the delay and official confirmation from Paris.
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Associated Press
Foreign Office
Constantine
$1,000,000 Narcotics Seized in Prohibition Era Bust
Government agents seized narcotics valued at about one million dollars. The confiscated drugs were to be distributed to hospitals nationwide, reflecting persistent drug use despite large seizures and ongoing prohibition enforcement efforts.
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REAL
LANCASTER
New
York
Fragmentary Indian Vote Incident Sparks Court Protest
An OCR fragment reports that in Jackson County a hearing was disrupted when Indian votes were allegedly thrown out by the county board of canvassers. The incident, described as a threatened disorder, involved Republicans and prompted a protest that will be heard in court.
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Jackson
Jackson county
board
coavansors
German Royal Family Smuggling Case Discussed in Reichstag
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a German royal family figure and alleged smuggling. Names and places are jumbled, but mention involves Crown Prince Wilhelm and Chancellor Mueller. Context appears as remarks in the Reichstag with unclear, damaged phrasing.
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Prince -Hitel
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Wilhelm
Herman
Mueller
Reichstag
Loose business causes loss of 250 million dollars
An Associated Press report claims widespread questionable practices across the country have led to a loss approaching 250 million dollars due to cancellations of merchandise orders. The piece notes exposure of firms to financial harm and calls for tighter controls to prevent further damage.
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Associated Press
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