Dollings Company seeks receivership in Columbus plans
In Columbus Ohio on July 17 motions were filed by Williams Sinks Williams representing Dollings Company stockholders asking courts to appoint receivers for the Dollings Company and its subsidiaries. Proceedings aim to detail operations across branches and list alleged connected subsidiaries while courts set hearing for Friday.
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Br International News Service
Columbus
Dollings Company
Williams, Sinks and Willams
Alogkholders
Dollings
Oidcayar
United States
Ing Welday
Ha R. L. Dollings
Stephenson and Gaborus
Lynn, Mans
Minnesota Puts Another One In U S Senate
Two former labor party members now sit in Minnesota’s U S Senate after yesterday’s special election. Magnus Johnson likely leads by about 96,000 votes as results from When Johnson’s plurality is expected to reach roughly 60,000. Henk Shipstead, elected last fall, remains the other former labor member from Minnesota in the Senate. The piece notes Harding administration stance and policy leanings.
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Paul
Minn
Farmer- Labor Party
Minnesota
U.S. Senate
Magnus Johnson
Knute Nelson
Johnson
Preva
Prous
Hia de- Font
Jolmsor
Minnesola
Henk
Atéad
Foo
Isragardad
Nrc
Harding
World Court of Jyaticn
Ho Han
Mobork M. Latalgtte
Wisconsin
Aorgtitta
Hagerstown Health Improves After June Trade of Illnesses
June health report shows Hagerstown returning to normal after four months of pneumonia and infectious diseases. Dr. Wagaman notes 164 deaths in June amid population 80 thousand, with infectious disease tallies including smallpox, diphtheria, tuberculosis, typhoid, influenza and others. Births totaled 161 with a mix of white and colored infants. leading causes of death listed include heart disease, cancer, pneumonia, and accidents.
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Hagerstown
Ofiger
M. Wagaman
Birtha
Firemen Sought To Rescue Cat From Locust Street Tree
A. E. Burton of the humane shelter sought Mayor Bowman's leave to summon the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company to rescue a cat stranded in a tree on North Locust Street A cat had perched on a limb for almost a day and could not be reached by climbing The attempt was expected this afternoon to save the distressed animal.
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A. E. Burton
Tec Humane Shelter
P.O
Bowman
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Locust St
Hiroly
Court records note fines paid for morning disturbance
A garbled report indicates an individual notified on grounds of disturbance this morning and fined $1. No clear names, places, or dates are readable.
Two Children Narrow Escape From Auto Accident
Two young girls crossing Weet Washington Street near the Courthouse narrowly avoided serious injury when they stepped into the path of a car driven by D. J. H. Prisnaga. The vehicle swerved and struck one girl, who was knocked down but not gravely hurt.
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Seriou
Washington Street
D. J. H. Prisnagla
God Benined
Fined For Taking Car Without Permission
Charles Giglar was fined 26 with costs by Justice Ferguson on a charge of taking EB Hult's automobile without permission during a trial scene in Smithsburg. Sigler drove the machine toward Pike road, but the vehicle was linked to a separate drunken arrest in Smithsburg last night, which ended in release for lack of evidence.
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Charles Giglar
Smithcburge
Justice Ferguson
Hult
Sigler
Rowehe
Smith
Smithsburg
Fire Marshal Reports On City School Safety Inspection
Fire inspector Wilson L. Cowden examined the Winter Street school building housing 1200 pupils and 40 teachers at the Board of Education’s request. The three story structure has 24 rooms with 60 to 60 pupils per room, lacking adequate fire escapes. Cowden will submit a detailed report to the Board for safety measures.
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Winter Street
Wilson L. Cowden
Fromrrabat
Btate
Ingeronce Wepariwant
Board of Education
Rofo Bor
Cowden
Ttu
Pesoloa
Germany Faces Mass Starvation Amid Crisis
Berlin reports Dr. Heinrich Brauns, German Minister of Labor, states 7,000,000 Germans are starving as industrial crisis and falling currency erode incomes. He says many have become paupers whose yearly income can no longer buy bread for a week.
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Tabor
Berlin
Heinrich Brauns
Local Women Hurt In Auto Mishap On Cumberland Mountain
Mrs. Rober Keller and Mrs. Paul Mullinix of Hagerstown were badly injured when their car flipped on Martin's Mountain eight miles east of Cumberland. Mrs Keller broke an ear, leg, and collar bone while Mrs Mullinix sustained a fractured collarbone. both are in Cumberland hospital. The other two passengers escaped with minor injuries. The couple were en route to Kayser West Virginia to visit relatives. the Kaitors, residents of Tehks City, are the bride's parents.
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Rober Keller
Paul Mullinix
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Monobin
Kellar
Mullenik
Marth
Mullente
Reading Railroad Authorized By LC.C To Issue Certificates
The Interstute Committee Comminsion authorized the Reading Company to issue $4,000,000 of equipment trust certificates. The issue funds the purchase of equipment including locomotives, freight cars, and passenger cars for the Reading Company and Philadelphia and Reading Railroad.
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Reading Railroad
Lc.c
Wassington
Inter-stute Committee
Comminsion
Reading Company
Onef
Philadelphia Andi Roading Railroad
Froin
Hitch in deal for purchasing milling plant.
There is a snag in negotiations between Farmers' Cooperative and the Federal Milling Co. over the purchase of the local elevator and mill. It is believed the deal may not close, as all stock has been returned by former holders, blamed on inability to secure every share. Frances Maud McCormack filed for divorce from Rayman A. Ma Mormacles.
Liquor Found Beneath Church Floor in Cadiz
Workmen tearing up the vestibule floor of Cadiz Ohio’s Methodist Episcopal Church uncovered a half pint of pre prohibition liquor hidden beneath. The bottle is at least 15 years old, indicating it was sealed about a decade and a half ago since the church fire.
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Cadiz
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore Bigamist Arrest Involving Railroad Official
Martin K. Bostick, 47, former special assistant to Western Maryland Railroad president, was arrested in Baltimore on bigamy charges and held on $1,500 bail. He allegedly married a widow in 1920 without divorce and split time between Washington and Baltimore, having a wife and three children.
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Baltimore
Martin K. Bostick
Western Maryland Railroad
Jesus John K. Stanford
Bostick
Tenth Street
Northwest
Washington
Weahington
Eizabeth
Building Permits Lists Local Home Additions
Building permits approved for properties on Virginia Avenue and South Cannon Street. Requests include a concrete porch 6 by 18 feet and a frame stable structure. Names include Richardyou, Richard, Warren Miller, Joseph Young, and a Js. agent. Addresses cover 413 South Cannon and 108 West Washington Street with related frontage numbers.
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Richardyou
Virginia
Charles
Cannon Wanna
Warren Miller
Washington Atrawt
Joseph Young
Mulberry
Quarantine Blocks Jail Admissions and Discharges
Ebensburg Pa July 17 No prisoners are being discharged or admitted to Cambria county jail due to a quarantine established after an inmate developed a fever. A habeas corpus hearing for John Bobich of Nansygto regarding the murder of Jack Danas of Akron has been postponed because of the quarantine at the jail.
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Ity
Ebengburg
Cambria County
John Bobich
Nansygto
Mary
Jack Danas
Akron
Denver Flood Threatens Castlewood Dam and Denver
Flood waters cascading from Castlewood Dam threaten to undermine the structure and flood Cherry Creek valley toward Parker Franktown and Denver. Efforts to reinforce the dam continue as residents flee to higher ground and guards post warnings along Cherry Creek.
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International News Service
Denver
Castle Wood Dam
Cherry Creek
Parker
Colorado
Lower
Castlewood
Here
Franktown
Parker Melvin
Sullivan
Denyer
John Pield
Charry Creek
Kepner Appeals for Special Grand Jury Probe
Frederick Maryland July 17 Kepner widow Mrs Kepner found dead with a bullet wound at her father's home July 18 prompting B Evard Kepner to seek a Circuit Court panel for a special grand jury to probe the case A coroner's jury had ruled Mrs Kepner was ordered but did not name a suspect A sensational letter from Grace Simmons Kepner to Pastor Gadhr is cited as key evidence but its details remain disputed as authorities pursue answers in the two week old murder mystery
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International Nowa Secvicey
Police Raid Opium Den In Philadelphia Tenderloin
On July 17 police, acting on a tip, raided an opium den in Philadelphia's Tenderloin. They arrested Florence Young and eight Chinese individuals. Officers found $7000 in the building, said to be proceeds from the drug trade.
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Philadelphia
Tenderloin
Florence Young
Britain Grows War Reparations Optimistic on Paris Note
Britain shows increased official optimism over reparations after Paris signals Poincare’s speech should not answer Baldwin proposals. Diplomatic talks continue between London and Paris as officials hope for a favorable French stance and U S input remains uncertain.
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David M. Church
Streit
London
Paris
Poincare
Stanley Baldwin
Local Man Predicts Large Apple Yield At WV Orchard
Caleb Long, owner of the Avaton peach orchard at Hedgesville West Virginia, predicted a record yield from 20 acres with about 1000 barrels of apples and a substantial peach crop. He reported the long twigs and heavy branches show promising fruitfulness for the season.
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Stey
Caleb Long
Avaton
Hedgesville
W. Va
Long
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