Rousing Battles in Legislature Rouses Annapolis Assembly
Rousing clashes in both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly and lengthy committee hearings dominated Friday business in Annapolis. Senate Finance Chair J Allan Coad signaled a budget report to the Senate by next week, with a roughly $30 million yearly total anticipated. The session featured floor fights over county counsel for treasurers and utility bill reforms, including Callan's bid to substitute a measure requiring separate bills for gas and electric charges, amid ongoing budget deliberations and emergency revenue plans.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
J. Allan Coad
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Coad
Nice
Assembly
House of Delegates
Baltimore County
John G Callan
Callan
Oil Strike Promises Gentle Life for Lucky Farmer
The farmer smiles as Scouty lands from a lift and strikes oil on his land. He plans to gather the oil, stockpile barrels, and dream of travel while neighbors help and futures rest on new wells and pipes. The scene ends with anticipation for the next story.
Callan wins narrow party line vote in local contest
After a brief contest Callan a Baltimore Democrat won 14 to 12 as Republicans largely joined his side. Henry Messing, previously attached to the Frederick airport station of the Department of Commerce as an observer, returns to the station to monitor duties. Messing had been transferred to McConnellsburg Pennsylvania, before John R Simpson was sent there. About 18.5 million people attend matron octure theaters in Great Britain weekly.
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Port
Callan
Baltimore
Henry Messing
Frederick Airport
Department of Commerce
McConnellsburg
John R Simpson
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
Radio Day by Day Exchange Plans for CBS and BBC
New York February 13 An exchange of radio scenes between American and English programs is being prepared for broadcast across the Atlantic. A 30 minute American scene will air one week and an English scene the next, with CBS to broadcast on this side and BBC on the other. Listings note WEAF WABC and WJZ schedules including Broadway Varieties, Mary Pickford, Burns and Allen, and Eddie Duchin Orchestra, plus planned Thursday Temple Halls and Roadways of Romance programs.
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Atlantic
CBS
WEAF
NBC
The
Black Chamber
Mary Pickford
Fred Allen
Guy Lombardo
Eddie Duchin
WABC
Luy Pons
Burns
Warden Layes
John Cracies Thomas
Valentine Bouquet
Tom Powers
Basil Ruysdael
Paris
Woodshore WoCTU memorial service for Francis Willard
The February 7, 1897 program honors Francis Willard founder of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Readings, hymns, and prayers feature Miss Janet Barrick, Mrs Mary Haslup, Mrs Laura Barrick, and others, reflecting Willard’s statue and ward memorial fund actions.
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Woodshoro Woctu
Francis Willard
Woming Christian Temperance Union
Janet Barrrick
Mary Haslup
A Richardson
Pranvis Willard
Wm Reddick
Francis Willards
Washington
Hall of
Laura Barrick
Engineen Garmett
G F Smith
Ward Memorial Fund
Misa Evrick
Company A Members Hold Annual Banquet in City
Members of Company A First Regiment Infantry gathered at Eberts Confectionery on North Market Street for their annual banquet. The event honored four longtime company commanders over thirty years, with remarks from Col D John Markey Lieut Col Elmer Munshower Capt Robert Barrick Capt Guy Anders who served as toastmaster and others. A toast and gifts, including riding boots for Capt Trout, highlighted the evening.
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First Regiment Infantry
Ebert
North Market Street
D. John Markey
Elmer F. Munshower
Robert F. Barrick
Guy Anders
Anders
Louis V. Kreh
Silver Spring
Charles N. Staley
Lester Smith
Wilam Trout
W. Jarboe Grove
Melvin Seeger
James E Bartels
Trout
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Florida
Osmell
Carter
Joosena
C.M
Quaker City
Frederick
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Knemp
Tral's End Poultry Farm
Gordonsville
C. E. Cline & Son
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Aimerican Beauty
Potomac Edison Company
Valentine
Florist
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