18 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
1
In Philadelphia court, the Crane Ohio Ice Cream Company and other subsidiaries of the R L Dollings Company of Ohio claim a part of a $78,000 fund in a United States District Court filing.
A case from Hagerstown cites Mrs. R H Barton of 123 John St Bays suffering kidney disorder backaches dizziness and sleepless nights. After trying Dean's Kidney Pills from Nady's Drug Store she reports immediate relief and eventual complete improvement.
Local stockholders hold shares in a company now under receivership. The Colcris Trust Company, custodian of the dividend fund, refuses to honor stockholder checks after a receiver was appointed for the R. L Collings Company of Pennsylvania. Ohio Ice Cream Co claims $41,000, reporting $49,000 in the fund last July. stockholders had cashed about $7,060. Judge Dickinson advised the Ohio claimant to file a bill in equity to determine entitlement to the fund.
Simme Jamieson formerly secretary of the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce now based in Raleigh has been named chief hall manager of the North Carolina State Fair by Mrs Ben Vanderbilt president of the North Carolina Agricultural Society Jamieson will choose assistant ball managers and the patronesses for the Fair ball to be held Friday night October 19 in the city auditorium
Governor Brandon faces pressure over a grand jury probe into alleged brutality in Alabama prisons. In Jefferson county convicts revolted at coal mines, dynamited equipment, and controlled property. Critics accuse leasing abuses and inadequate medical care while Brandon resists allowing testifying inmates.
Fragmentary OCR reports describe alleged actions by Governor Brardoo aiming to defy civil court authority and seize dictatorial power in Oklahoma, framed as a martial move with obscure wording and missing context.
In Washington County official observer J A Miller notes a light drought on September 24. One one hundredth inch of rain fell last Monday, with a trace of hail Tuesday. Crops avoid disaster but fall wheat shows some damage though damp nights lessen losses. Wells are depleted as crepe crops feel distress, and residents report watering concerns.
John Adams, a person of Maryland origin, was fined in Franklin County Circuit Court at Chambersburg yesterday for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. Witnesses testified he drove near Chambersburg on October 10 and his car crashed into an embankment. Further inquiry indicated the case involved illegal driving behavior.
Margaret Schaff testified against Ker rishard alleging a desertion in the city on August 15 2022. Charges included rapping a gaming table at the Fair with agency transactions involved. Three years of penalties were listed with defendants each fined 25 dollars and costs totaling 28 dollars. A girl’s dress accessory priced at 4.98 was noted.
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