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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

11

Tidewater Steel fraud trial widens with testimony

In Baltimore court, Reuben v Baldwin and Volkes face multiple defendants over Tidewater Steel Corporation. A 23,000 life savings loss by a Highlandtown market stall keeper will be detailed, with State's Attorney Norbert R. O'Conor presenting evidence. Other witnesses include Bertha Hoffman who overheard operators persuading Dwight Mallory's circle.

Reuben v. Baldwin Samuel Volkes Tidewater Steel Corporation Baltimore Criminal Court Norbert R. O'Conor Baldwin Volken Shorley Hagerstown Wilmington Del Tocal Junk Yards Tidewater O'Conor Highlandtown Tidewater Corporation Bertha Hoffman Dwight D. Mallory Mal

Trial Opens in Tidewater Maryland Steel Case

Baldwin and Wolkes stand trial as judges Duffy and Symington hear charges of fraud. Promissory notes cashed for the company, with Mallory purchasing $50,000 Tidewater stock. Witness Frank Binnix, engineer, claims Baldwin bought unfit machinery. State links about $200,000 in transfers since 1920 Maryland Steel Rolling and Tidewater Steel assets. Accused include Kusel, Aston, Preston, Rodgers, Warren.

Jory Mallory Tidewater Baldwin Wolkes Waa Henry Duffy W. Bluart Symington Frank Binnix Maryland Steel Rolling Co Tidewater Steel Corporation Maryland Steel Rolling Company St. Helena New Jersey H. J. Kusel Arthur Aston William F. Preston Harry W. Rodgers, Jr Thomas H. Warren

Gets seven years for robbing store

Nathan Cohen of Baltimore was sentenced to seven years in Maryland Penitentiary after pleading guilty to robbing the Pearl Bargain House in Frederick last September. He and another man loaded goods valued at over 700 dollars into their car, with part recovered at Cohen's home.

Prederick Nathan Cohen Ultimate Maryland Cohen Baltimore

Evangelist Urges Lions Club To Spread Sunshine

Rev Dr Isaac Ward of Washington DC spoke at the Lions Club luncheon in Hotel Hamilton on spreading sunshine and maintaining faith without worry. His witty address sparked laughter as P Henry Sluyter, baritone and musical director, sang several pieces including Down In The Deep and received an encore.

Isaac Ward Washington Lions Club Hotel Hamilton Ward Washington Square P. Henry Sluyter Gotes Mr. Shuyter

Dr Zimmerman to Give Up Pastorate

Dr L M Zimmerman longtime pastor of Christ Lutheran Church Baltimore plans retirement after Easter due to heart problems. He organized the Christ congregation and has been its only pastor for 37 years. The move comes as members hear word of his stepping back from active church work.

Raw L. M. Zimmerman Christ Lutheran Church Baltimore Zimmerman Christ Congregation

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