Burning of Dier Records Reveals Stock Ledger Destruction
In Philadelphia on May 20, clerk Joseph E. Harrigan admitted destroying back stock transaction records of the bankrupt Dier & Co during a hearing before Referee Hoffman. Harrigan, 24, said he burned ledger pages to free space for new entries and stood by his account under cross examination. Other Bell & Co. associates were questioned about the ledger disturbance.
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Philadelphia
D. Dier & Co
Hoffman
Joseph E. Harrigan
Frank F. Bell & Co
Penn Square
Dier & Co
Bell & Co
Hughes &Dier
Col
Henry D. Hughes
Harrigan
Dier & Go
Joseph Humphries
Humphreys
Arthur G. Hayes
New York
Humphries
Lonely Suburban House Finds Buyer After Classified Ad
A lonely for sale house in the suburbs narrates its own tale of boredom and a sudden rush of visitors after a Herald Mails Classified ad exposes the listing. The owner confirms a sale to a man seeking a home matching the ad, ending the residence’s isolation.
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Hitle
Herald- Mails
Manager Carroll Hosts Dealers at Imperial Cream Banquet
Nearly three hundred dealers from Hagerstown and surrounding counties in Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania attended a banquet at the Imperial Company's plant hosted by manager George W. Carroll. Emmett W. Gane Walter Baker and Roy A. Leiter spoke welcoming visitors while Charles A. Tropp presented a vaudeville act. Guests then toured the plant and watched an ice cream making demonstration.
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Imperial Tee Cream Company
Imperial Company
George W. Carroll
Hagerstown
Washington County
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Emmett W.gane
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Baker
Kiwanis Club
Roy A. Leiter
Charles A. Tr
Webster Springs Fire Destroys Businesses in Webster County
In Webster Springs, Webster county, a blaze swept the business section yesterday. The Rutherford Hotel where the fire began, the Gillespie garage, and the residence and office of Dr. S. T. Allen were destroyed. The Mrs. S. G. Hadrick store and the People's Store suffered heavy damage. Property loss runs about 30,000 dollars. A note on patents states that nearly 20 of every 100 applications in Great Britain are filed by German inventors.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Webster Springs
Webster County
Rutherford Hotel
Gillespie
Great Britain
Rohrersville Notes Highlight Life Events and Local News
Rohrersville residents share updates on veterans visiting relatives in Dayton, social happenings like Mother's Day programs at the grammar school, and a quiet marriage in Hagerstown. Community members attend church meetings, birthdays, and choir practice while local improvements and moving projects unfold, with a minor injury reported from a construction mishap.
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John Long
Dayton
Ohio
Howard Haynes
U. S. Dagerhart
Rohrersville Grammar School
Mary .Marsh
Locust Grove
John Holmes
Trego
Hagerstown
Rider
Baltimore
Central ‘United Brethren Church
Coulston
United Brethren Conference
Ezra Long
Elmer Poffenberger
Keédysville
Vernon Buck
Jacob M. Buck
Homer Ahalt
Ahalt
Burkittsville
Newton Warrenfelta
Guy Hebb
Funkstown
Warrenfeltz
Cora T. Smith
Susan Clopper
C. D. Baker
Edgar Mullendore
Frank Mullendere
Leona
Mary Rohrer
Meave
D. Baker
John Rohrer
Bee
Keedy Syle
K. of P. Lodge
John D. Keedy
Rohrer
H. R. Potter
Harry G. Easton
John D. Keedey
Charles. Rohrer
C. G. Keedy
John F. Rohrer
May
Margaret Rohrer
Hazel Rohrer
Evelyn Powell
H. M. Mullendore
Edward Norris
Wiliam Wade
Hante
D. D. Mullendore
Gapland
Thurston
Sheriff Seizes Evidence From Bag In Berkeley Springs
Sheriff Dyche stopped Neil Field and found two sacks of moonshine in Berkeley Springs. Field tried to flee, smashing four half gallon jars, but the sheriff recovered about two pints of liquid to be used at Field s arraignment on a charge of possessing moonshine.
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Dyche
Berkeley Springs
Neil
G. P. Newbrough
Field
Tourists' Camp Ready Frostburg
May 20 report states tourists camping site complete with lighting gas cooking water and toilet facilities. Electric lights installed by Frostburg Win mining Company at near cost. Gas line tapped and individual hot plates part of equip. Sewer and water pipes laid.
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Frostburg
Winmindting Company
Local work proceeds under city officials direction
Excavation continues under the direction of Councilman Harry Folet Street Supervisor Joseph Richardson and Water Superintendent Jewe Jeffries as crews advance the project. {Note: fragmentary text preserved as a brief municipal notice.}
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Harry Folet
Joseph Richardson
Jewe ¥ Jeffries
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