State Senate Votes Bonus For Teachers
The Maryland State Senate approved a $200 yearly bonus for school teachers and state workers by a 17 to 11 vote, then rejected a proposal to raise it to $490. The plan would start July 1 and run over 10 months for those earning under $3,000, with two $100 July and August payments for state employees. An added amendment to extend Baltimore’s bonus to 17 months was rejected.
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Annapolis
State Senate
James J. Lindsay
Baltimore
E Milton Altfeld
City of
Senate rejects Altfeld amendment after opposition vote
The Senate rejected the Administration amendment by a 26 to 1 vote amid opposition from five city Senators. Senator Robert B Kimble answered present on the roll call as part of the session. Previous amendments prepared in the finance committee were withdrawn and not approved by the Senate.
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Altfeld
Senate
Robert B Kimble
Allegany
Finance Committee
Committee Members Explain Bill To Purchasers Tax Foreclosed
Annapolis Md Feb 18 committee members explain a proposed state wide bill to grant purchasers full title to tax foreclosed property within two years of foreclosure. Purchasers would obtain ownership by court decree after the delinquent taxpayers receive notice to appear, offering a chance to object. 26 persons burned in Standard Oil plant explosion at Baltimore site today injuries reported.
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Annapolis
William L Henderson
State Tax Commission
Judiciary Committee
Baltimore
Standard Oil Company
Three Veto Messages Read In State Senate
In Annapolis on February 18 the Maryland Senate read three veto messages from Governor O Connor. The minority leader Len Wilmer Fell Davis praised the move as a step toward limiting absolute veto power. A public sale at Farnsworth restaurant featured high grocery prices and low sale values for fixtures and equipment.
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Annapolis
State Senate
O'Conor
Repubii Cetserssup
Len Wilmer
Davis
Caroline
Legislative Council
Maryland Chhef
Auction items list with prices including furniture and utensils
A compact listing shows items for sale such as a coffee urn for 85 dollars and counter stools for 18 dollars, an ice cream cabinet at 100 dollars, a glass washer at 3 dollars, knives and forks with four dozen forks, a new meat cutting block priced at 1 dollar, brown sugar at 18 cents per pound, with mentions of Princeton Buckey as trustee and Sudgent Felton as attorney.
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Princeton Buckey
Sudgent Felton
Torney
Court News Property Deeds and Transfers Reported
Property transfers include Henry W Weller and wife selling to Charles M Mackley and wife in county for 10 dollars. Emilia A Gittinger and husband convey to Blanche Gittinger Peacock and others for 1 dollar. S Edward Shaw and wife also convey property, details not fully shown.
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Court News
Henry W Weller
Charles M Mackley
Emlia A. Gittinger
Blanche Gittinger Peacock
Erty
S. Edward Shaw
Equity cases and marriage licenses in Malinda Moser estate matter
John H. Cramer and wife seek equity in a sale of real estate of Malinda Moser deceased, with Bessie M Naille and others as complainants. Also listed are marriage licenses for Thomas HL Waluants and Elizabeth Hall in New Market and Hyattstown, with ages 33 and 21 respectively.
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John H. Cramer
Bessie M Naille
Nannie C. Palmer
Malinda Moser
Marriace
Thomas HL Waluants
Coheed
New Market
Elizabeth Hall
Hyattstown
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Farnsworth
East Patrick Street
Stoker
Olga
Frederick Brick Works, Inc
Africa
Bones
New Jersey
VICKS
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Lincoln
Washington
Cuutape
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Rosenour
STERN
America
Coats
Delbre
Jvins
Princesa
North Market Street
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