City Budget Holds Line on Tax Rate at $1.00 per $200
At a board of aldermen meeting the 1919 20 budget was approved with a $1.00 tax rate on the $200 value, the same as last year, plus a $11 000 engine purchase for the United Fire Company. The budget totals $171 193.86 and outlines street projects and public works including water, sewer, and fire department costs.
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Finang
Fira
Furan
Board of Aldermen
Phebus
Doub
United Fire Company
City Register
Wis
H.C. L
Health Department
Police
Admmis
Lleenges
Price Brothers
Seventh Street
Market
Patrick Street
Hast Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bentz
Jefferson Street
D. Atlee
Haines
Celty
Ready for Registration Election Supervisors Update
Hooks for the primary registration will be handed to registration officials today ahead of the primary on Monday September 8. Registration days include intermediate starts September 30 and October 7 with October 14 set for disqualification reviews. Election day is November 4, with five weeks for candidates to campaign after the primaries. Property transfers listed include Wertheimer to Edith Wertheimer and Kuhn to Thompson among others with $10 deeds in the city.
Damages Suits Placed Against City and Police Over False Arrest
Two suits for damages totaling ten thousand dollars against the city and one for five thousand against Policeman Jesse Hann were docketed. Charles Goollyard, a colored man, alleges false arrest after being seized at Pioneer Livery Stables on Market Street by Hann upon a warrant from a Pennsylvania official. Goollyard was released after identity was confirmed. Mayor Schley and the Board of Aldermen were notified. Former State's Attorney Samuel A. Lewis represents Goollyard.
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Jesse Hann
Charles Goollyard
Chler Hann
Gita Walrrattysén
Pennsylvania
Hann
Gootyard
Pioneer
South Market Street
Goodyard
Schley
Samuel A. Lewis
Johns Hopkins Examinations for Engineering Scholarships 1919
Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore announces competitive state scholarships in engineering for 1919 1920. Examinations will be held in Gilman Hall September 15 18 1919 at 9 a.m. Applications available from the registrar. Scholarships cover free tuition and text books with various stipends.
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Department of Ginetrink
College For Arts and Sciences
Gitmay Hall
Homewood
Tho Department
Dealtlemore City
Howard
Queen Anne's
Somerset
Act of Assembly
Department of Engineering
Degerv Inj
St. Mary's College
Rock ‘Hen
Johns Hopking University
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Anty Register
Charlea Wertheimer
Edith Wertheimer
City
Philip T. Kuhn
John F. Thompson
Ind City
John L. Bradshaw
Johns F. Thompson
Philip T
Della M. Kuhn
William B
Carrie B. James
Viola Shade
Howard KB
Shade Ani
Ity
Chief OF Police
Charles Goodyard
U. S. Reynidh
Middletown
Sunday Schools of
Jefferson Grange
Lemsuc Keller
Jefferson
Bell
Jacob Culler
Japan
Weir
Herbert, Greenwood & Co
Members of
The
NEW York Consolidated
Stock Exchange
Bratch
Frederick, Mi
Dental Trust
Frederick
Sullivan
G St
N- W
Washington, D.C
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
Dandelion
Greenawalt’s
E. M. Demarest
Court St
Phone
Dr. Frankin 8
Youns
Hopkins
University
Haltimore, Maryland
B. W. Wilson
Mobley Building
W. Patrick
Waryland
Kefauver & Shapro
Optometrists
North Market Street
Pilkbanick
Seeres
Tiras
N. Market Street
Market ST
College Park
Court Street
Potts & Griffin
Newspaperi
Athive
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