Maryland Roads Commission Budget Deficit Revealed
The fifteenth and fourteenth annual report of the State Roads Commission for 1920 and 1921 presents tabulated appropriations and expenditures. It shows a total of 4,984,626 with 4,786,501 spent, leaving a balance of 248,126 and calls for a motor fuel tax to cover future maintenance deficits.
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State Roads Commission
Tata Tell
Roads Commission
John N. Mackall
Omar D. Cr
Carroll County
Heads Commission
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Futara
Witen
Widening Helps Maryland Roads and Safer Travel
Maryland's road system gains praise for widened sections to reduce maintenance costs and save lives. The Bureau of Public Roads approves wider roads as traffic grows, noting Maryland can widen as needed without extra per mile cost. A poem salutes Company A basketball team and players Blethen Kreh Behrens Quinn MecGuire Nash Downes Sparks Kennedy, urging fan support for a successful season in 1922.
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Maryland
Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Mary
Seize Ship With Liquor by Coast Guard in Open Sea
Fortsmouth Virginia February 20 The motor schooner Emerald of Digby Nova Scotia fiting the British flax was seized by the Coast Guard Cutter Man Naz nine mile southeast of Cape Charles lighthouse The alleged cargo consisted of more than 100 cases of liquor for New York delivery The captain John Allen Williams and crew were taken into custody for examination by the United States commissioner The Emerald was said to have been seized while fleeing Virginian waters after sighting Capta Soa ake caer Maa unclear details
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Coast Guard
Fortsmouth
Digby
Nova Scotia
Cape Charies
New York
Cheshin
John Alien Wiliams
United States
Pere
The Empire Theatre Week's Screen Lineup and Showings
The Empire presents a week of features led by Ther Pay with Lothie ford in the starring role and a Fox News lineup plus The Son of Wallingford from Ches ter. Other attractions include Brownie's Baby Doll and The Broadway Wea cock with supplemental shorts, news clips, and serials. Nearby venues show Buck Jones in Tid ing With Death at City Opera House and Tangled Trails with Neal Hart at Star, plus Stuck Up and an educational reel on telephony.
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Empire
Empire Theatre
Lothieford
Fox News
Vitagraph
Wallingford
George Randolph Chester
Post
Traction
Brownie
Fox
Pathe
Frederick
William Farnum
Petury
Claire Windsor
Elliott Dexter
Goldwyn
Pathe News
Frank Mayo
Universal Photoplay
Jeff
City Opera House
Buck” Jones
Star Today
Arrow Film Corporation
Wester
Neal Hart
Bob’ Duncan
Varius
Hesapeake
Potomac
German blame admitted by former chancellor Scheidemann
Copenhagen lecture by Ipp heddeman cites exclusive German responsibility for World War I. Scheidemann says the former emperor would have faced harsher punishment if Germany had won. He argues a different outcome potential if imperial leadership had acted differently. Open water resumes Copenhagen to Gothenburg ice passage as ice breaks. An American steamship moves north from Male toward Sweden with icebreaker aid. Do you think the Maryland legislature will adopt a prohibition law and be signed by Governor Eitchie?
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Plan to Kill Volstead Act Protest Urges Reform
Washington February 27 The executive council of the Australian Federation of Labor called for repeal of the Volstead enforcement act and passage of a light wine and beer measure The council denounced the Volstead act as a social and moral failure and a breeder of law contempt It announced plans for a bipartisan or independent campaign to oppose major party candidates and to investigate the Volstead act noting alleged law disregard crime bootlegging and increased traffic in dangerous concoctions and insanity as a result.
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Auwrlian
Federation of Labor
P Carmpeisn
Penna Fights Plant Pests Across Counties
Morrisburg February 27. Emergency measures are being taken in agricultural departments to prevent further spread of pests threatening sixteen counties. Secretary Fred Rasmussen notes completion of surveys in infected areas and persistent efforts to contain pests including the Japanese beetle and the white pine weevil. Forestry and agricultural departments cooperate in surveys and control as inspectors work to prevent spread beyond eastern Pennsylvania.
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Arie Strong
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Phiadelphat
Bucks
Montgomery
Susqdenanna
Wayne Counties
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CROWS KILL RABBITS NEAR WEST CHESTER
West Chester Pennsylvania February 37 six or seven crows attacked and killed two rabbits on the farm of Charles Sheeter amid deep snow. HOH Cardwell a Chester student recently butchered a bird near Le ouishirts of the borough. A small snow hunting stick was recovered near Strode's Mill two miles from West Chester. Subscribers for The News.
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Cardwell
Oyver Chester
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Strode’s Mill
Irish Outlook Bright Delegates Meet Cheerful Talks
Reported London conference between Irish provisional government delegates and British officials including Winston Churchill and others ended with a cheerful mood. The talks centered on a potential minority arrangement and readiness for a possible event.
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Winston Spenesy Churchil
Columbal
Himmaee Creowood
Chile
Drehand
Laneng
Worthington
Betokin
Churchill
Premhier Lloyd Caos
Bull Damages Red Auto Protest in Topeka Filing
In Topeka Kansas on February, a driver appealed to the state superintendent of insurance seeking aid after a collision with a motor vehicle. The plaintiff claims the dealership refused to assist and cites a public sale at Orton, with a dispute over printed notices and damages.
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Hotel Shooting in Mainz Leaves Couple in Critical Condition
Police report a man identified as Seryea PO Este dy, president and treasurer of a local Cole Motor Car branch, shot his wife Tanith and cut his own throat at a hotel loitering area. Both were hospitalized in critical condition.
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Tanith
Vitality Promises Restored Health with Pepto Mangan
An old advertisement touts Guie's Pepin Mangan as restoring strength and vitality for those run down or lacking sleep. It claims a thirty year track record with medical approval, available in liquid and tablet forms and marketed through druggists.
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