Former bank cashier faces 43 counts in U S District Court
Flea Young, former cashier of the First National Bank of Hagerstown, was jailed on $10,000 bail by Judge John C. Rose in the United States Court to answer 43 counts of misusing bank funds. His trial is set for January 4. The case traces back to 1920 21 and involves extensive stock market dealings while Young was employed at the bank.
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Flea Young
First National
Bank of Hagersnro
John Cy Rove
Haited
Coun
Litte Bank
Ir. Young
Hagerstown
Devoty
Marshal C.A
Ohier
Lonks P Wingert
Miller “Mingert
Hafefstown
Alsso
Switche Bank
Young
Johan C. Ross
United States
Robert Garrett Jem
Daniel BR. Orissinger
Orissinger
Tudge Rose
Coart
Young la W. PF
Ward
Baltimore
Magerstown
Greencastle
First National Bank
Asttting Mills Company
Creencastle
Gurreney
Washington
First National Haute
Rase
Dalmore
Comptiolles
William Wlogert
W. M. Settlement Proves Failure In Labor Dispute
The article discusses a Supreme Court style dispute over the right to contract versus federal regulation, noting that Congress cannot abridge the right to contract nor delegate that power to a railway board. It reports on tensions between W. Maryland railroad interests and labor leaders, with Byers maintaining optimism about shop contract systems and resisting concessions to striking workers. It also mentions ongoing shifts in shop personnel as contractors recruit replacements, and lists marriage licenses for Charles J. Fromme and Anna Dolan, and William C. Locke and Gladys M. Pitchoch.
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Congress
Railway Labor Board
Johnson
Machinists Association
Maryland
Byers
Mx Byers
Pric
Hagerstown
Byere
Westers Maryland
Deaths and funerals in Washington area notes
David L Sweigert 25 died at Washington County Hospital from Brights disease. Survived by sisters Mia and Joan Churches and Bessie Sweigert. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm in Coffman parlors with Rose Hill Cemetery burial. Samuel C Keplinger 76 died at daughter Elmer Ridenour's home after weeks of illness. former Keedsville resident. Belonged to Reformed Church and Banner Lodge. G L Beelder and daughter survive with brothers Feighy and John. A Wagner 55 died at home 417 North Prospect Street leaving wife Meg, mother Mrs Matida Wagner, sister Mrs Ann Gurfey. Member of Loyal Order of Moose and Woodmen of the World. Frank S Warwick formerly of this city died in Baltimore. funeral 3 pm from Mrs Carrick’s sister Mrs Hoy A Lester’s home 9 Broadway. services by Rev V N Ridgely. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Other names listed include A V Polack, Walter Clinton, Mr Grove, Mary W Aye, ADM M Ovoye.
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David L. Sweigert
Washington County Hospital
Bright
Com.hahy
Mia
Joan Churches
Hagerstown
Bessie Sweigert
Thurmont
A. J. Coffman
Rose‘ Hill Cemetery
Gamuel C. Keplinger
Elmer Ridenour
Crestling Avenue
Kopltinger
Keedseville
Hal
Reformed Church
Banner Lodge
G. UL
M. Beelder
Feighy
John
Jetter- 400
Broderick County
AJ. A. Wagner
North
Prospect Street
Nate
Meg
Lotte Wagner
Matida Wagner
Ty Elty
Aleeter
Ann Guarfey
Germany
Loyal Order of Mouse
Frank
Warwick
Baltimore
Howe
Carrick
Hoy
Lester
Broadway
Rov
Varnan N. Ridgely
St. Pavia Mothadtet Church
Rose LM Gemetery
Tharerswort
A.V. Polack
Walter
Clinton MR
Mothers Pension Fund Proposal Won Support From League
Henry Hylzapfel, president of the Board of Street Commissioners, urged forming a mothers pension fund to aid children by living with mothers rather than institutions. Mi a Mary Carll of Waynesboro spoke, backing a women administered fund. Previous county aid was ineffective. Mrs Corbett described how funds were distributed to keep families together and improve household management. No action taken, but president Mrs James Findlay aims to push the movement toward establishing a local pension system similar to Warutsboro's success.
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Hhuset
Henry Hylzapfel
Board of Street Commissioners
Mia
Mary Carll
Waynesboro
League
Mra
James Findlay
Warutsboro
Stocks Today Amid Tue New York Market Louder
New York stock market opened clustered gains after the first hour with U.S. Steel rising from 406% to 108, Baldwin edging up from 138% to about one point, Studebaker advancing to 117%, and other industrials including California Pete and American Carline climbing over two points as broad buying emerged.
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New York
Baldwin
Studebaker
California Pete
American Cai
W. M. Band Holds Annual Election
The W. M. Band elected A. L. Bowman as president and J. L. McGinley as vice president at a meeting on Franklin Street. A. O. Boonsellor was named secretary and F. G. Gable treasurer with a board of directors and several committees appointed. Professor C. H. Woltersberger will continue to direct the band.
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W. SI
Bundation
A.O. Sponselier
W. Franklin St
Mayor declares pay limits amid city funding squeeze
Mayor Bowman says the city has only 6089.10 on hand to cover five and a half months of police salaries, warning a monthly 1919 payout would create a four thousand deficit. He blames the Board of Street Commissioners for action taken without full knowledge of police funds and notes the Thornton matter to quell rumors.
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Board of Street Commissioners
Bowman
Thurston
Thornton
Streit Commissioners
Hiosa
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Reduca
Ita
W F Prior Co Holds Business Meeting at Offices Today
W F Prior Co officers and sales force met at the West Franklin street offices for a business session this afternoon. A luncheon followed, served by the company women employees, and Dr Speedden of Bulltover gave a sales talk. A banquet for officers and staff is set for 7 PM at the Country Club with music by the La Scala Orchestra.
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Omcers
W. BE
West Franklin Strast
Frm
Dr. Spedden of
Bulttore
Country Club
la Scala Orchestra
Dinner guests of W F Prior officials praised
Dr and Mrs H L Kneistey hosted officials and salusiens of the W F Prior Company at a dinner last evening at 300 Oak Hill Avenue. The home was adorned with cut flowers and smiles. Mrs Kaelaley and Mrs S M Wagaman assisted in receiving and serving along with Drs W irs L W Manners Myre Ka ley Ming Mary Kaeleley and others. Additional guests included Dr Lanyon Philadelphia General Hospital Dr B B Kueasley Dr Leonard Haya William Diddlebock Howard Prior and James Dudley. Third lysis guests were present.
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H. L. Kneistey
Salusiuen
W. F. Prior Company
Oak Hill Avenue
Kaelaley
S. M. Wagaman
W. Irs. L. W. Manners
Myre
K.aley
Ming Mary Ka
Past Master Masons at Annual Banquet
Fifty members of the Past Masters Association and sixty two Masons from Washington County attended the annual meeting with a banquet in the Masonic Temple last night. The 6 o clock banquet proved a joyous affair. Officers elected for the year include G. W. Buxton president O. J. Rash vice president T. I. Harman second vice president secretary and treasurer Jacob McGraw. Four candidates were conferred degrees. Names listed: O. J. Taylor FH Q. Holfnon O. R. Gloss and RR. Garver.
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Masters’ Association
Washington County
Masonic Temple
G. W. Buxton
O. J. Rash
TI. A. Harman
Jacob McGraw
J. Taylor
Q. Holfnon
O. R. Gloss
RR. Garver
Markets and products listed with prices and dairy ad
Market items from Hagarstown Fan include screenings per bushel Rye oats and corn meal prices, soft winter bran and other feeds with per cwt and per bushel rates. An advertisement for Medium Brown Hair and Golden Glint Shampoo appears alongside an alcohol sale ad and a local auto supply shop promotion.
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Hagaratown
Fan
Basrel
Cerees BF
Viescreceeereys
Schedule and notices amid labor talks at Hagerstown
Officials in Maryland discuss reintroduction of striking workers with Baltimore railroad executives. A schedule lists events for tomorrow including high school boys, business men, and a moving picture showing Cinderella. A memorial verse for Geo Fockler marks the third anniversary of his death.
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Maryland
Bailroyd
AL M. Smith
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Maxwell & Byers
Fag FM
Boya
Stores to close at 7 in the morning on weekdays
A group of signatories agrees to close their stores at 7 a.m. on weekdays except Saturday beginning Monday January 8. Names listed include L. W. Beal, J. P. Jones, Max Swanson, F. Willits, George, M. Opak, P. S. Halig, Garonziok, Mundy, and J. J. Heury.
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Hava
Y. Me
Audi. Oyun
Minday
L. W. Beal
JL PY Jones
Max Swantson
F. Willits
A. ‘George
M. Opack
Halig
Garonziok
Mundy
J. J. Heury
Talk on Milk at Fatrotayom Timnlyt Club Meeting
At a Friday meeting, nutrition agent Milad D. Moore will discuss marketing milk and dairy products. The talk aims to cover market strategies, pricing, and distribution channels for dairy goods.
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Timnlyt Club
Milad D. Moore
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Edger Young
Mion
Exhyl M. Scott
Hin. W
Brea
Victor Hy Arnold
Madison G.is
Arould
W. M
Charles J. Fromme
Anna
Dolan
Williametown
William C. Locke
Gladys M. Pitcoch
Stonewall, Va
Civic League
W. M. Band
Rowin M. Hershey
Harrisburg
Hershey
Jnccaues
Deel
W. Murray Baechtel
Herald
Saya
Dr. Edwards
Ohio
FM Edwards
Dr. Edouards
Dr. Kedwards
Edwards
Love Vs. Gold
W.F. Prior Co
Hutter
Joseph C. Byron
South Prospect Street
Mary J. Dodge
Mrs. H. L. Kneistey
Mildred McDonald
Howard W. Byron
Willamsport
Smith College
Misa Mary Alderson
Arrivi
Mies Hise Garmong
Stinefilt Avenue
Hood College
Frederick
Fingerstown
U. S. Army Shoes
W. B. Schindler
Prin
Hamilton’ Row
TS Cin
Ole Lampe
Ussjreree
Hranklin
Grarte
US Avinkelman & (A
Fockler
Geo
Dance
John ST
Cream City
Howard Bros
Baltimore St
Frid
God
The
Communion of Saints
Goro Chwuren
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