Maryland Bank Double Liability Case Reaches Court of Appeals
The Maryland Court of Appeals weighs the scope of double liability for bank stockholders. The key issue is whether stockholders of record at receivership or all holders when debts were contracted are liable. Judge O Dunne previously assessed 6.25 million dollars against Baltimore Trust Company stockholders, and 21 state banks may be affected by the decision.
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Annapoplis
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Eugene O'Dunne
Baltimore
Baltimore Trust Company
John J. Ghingher
State Bank
Washington ‘County
Hagerstown Bank and Trust Company
People’s ‘Banking Company
Smithsburg
Washington County
O'Dunne
Baltimore Trust
People’s Bank
Robert H. McCauley
J. Lloyd Harshman
Elias B. Hartle
William H. Bovey
D. Angle Wolfinger
John Wagaman
Charles Wagaman
John P. Hospethorn
Joseph C. France
Alexander Armstrong
J. Purdon Wright
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Cough Cure
An advertisement urges immediate action against lingering coughs and promotes Bronchuline Emulsion from Cauffman's Cut Rate Store as a strong effective remedy. The copy claims the emulsion targets the source of the trouble and is guaranteed.
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Cauffman
Ethiopians Fail to Face Italian Encroachment at Makale
Aerial reports indicate Ethiopian movement behind Makale as Italian General Santini and Pirani-BirolI link up with Maravingna and Marchinotti units on Danakil left. Ethiopian regulars seen in Makale reportedly retreat toward Desere, 200 miles away, amid rising expectations of renewed engagement. The Day Nursery notes October care for nineteen children with donations from local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makale
Ruggiero Santini
Blackshirts
Alessandro Pirani-Bi‘roli
Pietro Maravingna
Mario Marchinott
Danakil
Deaths of Alta Huffer and others in local obituaries
Obituary notices report Alta Rebecca Huffer 32 died at 3 p.m. after hospital care and funeral details follow. Other deaths include Maggie R. Chaney Manninger 46 and Fannie L. Redmond 71 with listed survivors and funeral plans. A Maryland stockholders liability law discussion is summarized within a court brief context.
Tickets on base for Back gud White Misatrers
A fragment announces tickets on base for Back gud White Misatrers and mentions West End Pharmacy and Lovely Dewie with a 15c price noted.
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Gud White
Misatrers
Deeg Bore
Seep
West End’ Pharmacy and
Lovely Dewie
Y M C A Campaign Nets $2097.75 on Third Day Reported
A YMCA campaign in Hagerstown raised 2097.75 last night, bringing the total to 4170.75 the largest ever at this stage. Principal speaker Moller cited open community use and noted 14 clubs, 140 community groups, and thousands served. Final week reports show team donations from Miller to Patterson, with a goal of 11600.
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Y.moc. AL
Anish
M. P. Moller
Board of Trustees
Y.M.C. A
Hagerstown
George F. Updegraff
Updegraff
West Washington Street
Y.M. C.A
Mr. Moller
HE. Steele
Y Mlc
William M. Norment
Tom Baldridge
Victor D. Miller
George Twyford
C. M. Horst
John Winnich
Howard Stickell
Frank Leiter
R. B. Hussey
Roy Munnch
H. V. Hart
Aleda Cook
Frances South
Margaret Garver
Little Heiskell’s Origins Debated by Erie Writer
E L Mattern of Erie Pa argues the Little Heiskell figure atop Hagerstown City Hall was crafted by Benjamin Huskell, his great great grandfather, and seeks local input to confirm the statue’s true history. The piece outlines family branches, migration from Maryland to Pennsylvania, and ties to Cresap Rangers with Revolutionary era links.
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The
Daily Mail
Little Heiskell
City Hall
Museum of Fine Arts
E. L. Mattern
D. Rt 1
Eris
Benjamin Huskell
Hagerstown
Benjamin
Frederick
Sal City Hall
Heiskell
Utley Receives Life Term After Govnerg Clemency
Uiley, arrested in Lancaster Pennsylvania and convicted, was sentenced on March 1. The case, based on hereditary insanity, led to an appeal that split four to four on granting a new trial. The governor commuted the sentence to life imprisonment acknowledging legal doubt.
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Uiley
Lancaster
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Utley
Rummage sale and square dance advertisement
Rumage sale on November 9 at 18 West Franklin Street by R I Fogle's 8 5 Close. Square dance Saturday at O C F Hall with Dixie Ramblers providing music. Admission two cents.
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Franklin St
R. I. Fogle
C. F. Hall
Dixie Ramblers
Frizes
Chicago Grain Market Quotations by Stein Brothers
Quotations from Stein Bros and Boyce at the McComas Armstrong Building report prices and market activity for Chicago grain trade. The item notes bids offers and closing figures reflecting daily fluctuations in corn oats and wheat.
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Il Stein Bree. & Boyce, McComas Armatrong
Amer. T. & T
Amer. Wat
Wks
Icsse
Atchison
Can
B. M&o
Beth, Steel No
Case Wecesee
Chryeler
Consol
Crown Ck
DuPont
Gon
Sen. Foods Scisse
Gon. Motors
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
Westhouse
Western Union
West, ML
Loews
Ceee
Mederas Corp
Warner Bros
Stein Bros. & Boyce, McComas-Armstrong Building
University area to get extra state police patrols
Howard L Crisp superintendent seeks an additional state policeman to patrol Washington boulevard near the University of Maryland. He warns that cars at high speed threaten students crossing the boulevard and informs Major Enoch Garey, head of the state police.
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College Park
Washington Boulevard
University of Maryland
Howard L. Crisp
Crisp
Enoch Garey
WPA Jobs Strain as Relief Ends and Attendees Grow
Francis H. Dryden reports progress and coordination needs as WPA jobs draw crowds and concerns over eligibility rise. He notes 5,400 registered with the National Reemployment Service across counties plus 2,000 unregistered, with 2,440 job offers and 1,640 accepting.
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Francis H. Dryden
Works Progress
Dryden
NRS
Dr Wagaman Dies After Prolonged Illness in Hagerstown
Dr William Wagaman longtime local physician and publisher of the Current Medical Digest died at 4 40 am after days in a coma His death ends a career that made him a leading county medical figure He is survived by widow Anna K two daughters Mrs Richard Willson Mrs Walter McPhail and two sons James M Wagaman and S Mitchell Wagaman Jr Also surviving are sister Mrs Charles T Funk brothers Judge Frank G Wagaman and Attorney John E Wagaman and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 pm at his home with Rev Dr Scott R Wagner officiating Burial will be in Rent Haven cemetery.
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Daya
Wagaman
Zion Reformed Church
Knight Templar and Mystic Shrine
Washington County Medical Society
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Southern Medical Association
Washington County Hospital
Anna K
Richard C. Willson
Walter McPhail
James M. Wagaman
S. Mitchell Wagaman
Charles T. Funk
Frank G. Wagaman
John E. Wagaman
Scott R. Wagner
Haven Cemetery
Muscles of Poor Children Show Strain in Survey Findings
A local health department survey compares children from poorer and wealthier schools. Stronger muscles appear in impoverished children who exercise daily, while well fed youths with better variety of foods show less developed muscles. The health department will notify parents of defects and arrange corrections if funds permit.
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Health Department
United States
BeekeepingTalk Compares Bees to Prosperity Swarms
In Waueksha Wisconsin on November 8 Rev Francis Jager of the University of Minnesota described bees as examples of prosperity. He said bees with honey stores roam free in idleness and that breaking swarms requires reestablishing industriousness by creating storehouses and making them poor again.
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Waukesha
Wis
Francis Jager
University of Minnnesota
Mr. Jager
Victim Of Own Humor Arrest Shocks Kansas City
Wilford Wood a 23 year old soda pop salesman said he was a victim of his own humor after offering a ride to 16 year old Erma McDermott who leaped from his car when he joked about kidnapping her. Police detained Wood following the incident.
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Kansas City
Wilford Wood
Erma McDermott
Hoonsboro Community Show Set for November Night
The fourth annual Hoonsboro show will take place in the High School auditorium on Saturday November 23. Chiropractor Dr Shipley notes last year’s event drew a wide audience and this year aims for greater success with QUICK RELIEF advertised.
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Hoonsboro
Shipley
W. Wash. St
Adv
Hurricane Strikes Bahamas Leaving Destruction and Death
Reports detail a major storm that hit Great Abaco Bimini and Grand Bahama damaging communities along the coast. The hurricane killed 35 people and caused about 40000 in damage with 1300 sponge fishers disrupted off Andros island. Commissioner Russell reportedly drowned.
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Great Abaco
Nassau
Andros Island
Bimini
Grand Bahama
Florida
Russell
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H. E. Bester Concrete Block & Stone Co. Inc. A
Deapomy mi
Charles Everly
Edward Updegraff
Kiddy Klothes Shop
Frank Lasbs
Lou Yeakle
Alta Rebecca Huffer
Howard L. Huffer
Tabor
May Jones
Blanche Schroyer
Middletown
Grace N. Jones
Boonsboro
Gildhill
Ralph Tabor
Lutheran Cemetery
Maggie R. Manninger
East 93Rd Street
Cleveland
William
A. Chaney
R.N. McCoy
Katie ‘Pompeii
New York
George William Chaney
Fannie L. Redmond
Burger's Avenue
John L
Breathersville
Henry C
Edward
Lucy
West Virginia
Nellie
Alice Zelvers
Goldie Baer
Nettie Bowers
M. P. Moller, Sr
Mark
Huntingdon County
Pennsylvania
Michael
Winchester
Virginia
Highskill
Benjaminn
Cresap
Erie
Chicago Grain Market
Altoona
Clearfield
du Bois, Pa
Buffalo, N. Y
Niagara Falls
Bradford
Blue Ridge Terminal
WPA
R. & G. Dep’t Store
Rene
Crane
Ere
You
S. Potomac St
Vo. M.C. A
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