Maryland Sets State Tax At 272-13 Cents for Three Years
Governor Ritchie announced Maryland will set the state tax at 272-13 cents for 1925 1926 and 1927, a reduction of 3 cents from the present rate of 302-13 and about 10 cents over seven years. The plan funds debt service bond issues and public schools with specific yearly allocations and notes a looming capital expenditure demand of over 17 million dollars. The Governor praises the Maryland School for the Deaf and outlines budget priorities and the need for loans to cover capital projects while sticking to a tax reduction pledge.
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Ritchie
General Assembly
Annapolis
Eaict
le Sass
Maryland School
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ceneral Assembly of
Sayine
Sam
Agererate
Marsland
Maryland 1924 General Assembly Opens With New Leaders
The 1924 Maryland General Assembly convened at noon to elect a Senate president and House speaker, canvass election returns, and receive the governor’s message. David G. McIntosh Jr. was elected Senate president and Francis P. Curtis speaker. Oaths were administered to new members. Republicans named Senators Powers and Rudolph Nickel for minority leadership.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
General Assembly of
Maryland
Senate
House
David G. McIntosh, Jr
Baltimore County
Francis P. Curtis
Baltimore
Myr Curtiis
Lawrence Powers
Caroline County
Rudolph Nickel
Allegany
Senator Powers
Mr. Nickel
Public Utility Issues Register Good Advances
New York reports across currents of price changes in the stock exchange morning session. Investors sold to show gains in 1923 income tax returns, with some influenced by market expectations. Public utility and copper issues posted gains while others faded. call money opened at 4 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Holiday Season Ends in Frederick After Busy Holidays
Frederick closes a strenuous holiday period with calmer streets and quiet after a surge of social events. Bells, whistles, and fireworks marked New Year as students returned to school. Few arrests and little disorder accompanied the season, with masqueraders seen only at private parties and Christmas revelry fading naturally.
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Frederick
Mori Makis
Freferek
Passat
French Authority Sees End of Use of Dirigibles
New York dispatch reports General GA Taumont, military attache in Washington, predicts the demise of dirigible construction. He cites France and America as examples and foresees the fate of the Shenandoah as a parallel. the era of airships may be concluding.
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New York
GA Ts Taumont
Waslington
France
America
Roma
Jernie
Too Much Cheer Lands Several Arrests in Drunken Disorder
Tuesday night into Wednesday morning police arrested multiple men for drunken and disorderly conduct after a disturbance on the street at 11 30. Imvic Myers 85 and Trenry Davis 22 faced charges and were held or released on recognizance for hearings. Officers Lart gis Engelbrecht and Lowenena led the arrests and detentions as Chief Walsh supervised the incidents.
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Vusht
Imvic
Myers
Walsh
Ife
J. Gialanie
Jobusatr Trenry Davis
Lartgis
Engelbrecht
Wiliam F. Johnson
Lowen Ena Orien Comphnayt
Property Sold At Sheriff Sale On Wale Ham Premises
The sale on Monday Wiedling at the premises of Wale ham FE Paced involved 10 acres of dam inproved watch oa fans teow and a dwelling house. Real estate was sold to Pred Mane for saou, with personal effects and househo ld furniture netting S24. The sale followed a Carun Cont for Ereder wch county in the case of 4. Fred Main tredbas Sethi Mag Preed, involving creditors and assignees.
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Waleham
Rune Ahtelerdt
Stella Mayfread Amd
William Wo Pierd
Erederwch
Fred
Walliam
John Ts
Autos Kill 193 In Baltimore In 1923 Report Says
The Associated Press reports 193 persons were killed by autos in Baltimore in 1923, nine more than 1922. Police blame pedestrians and children at play in streets for many crashes.
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Baltimore
Lbs
Associated Sons
Milimore
Bureau of Accidents and
Onward, Christian Soldiers author dies in England
English novelist and theologian Sabine Baring-Gould, famed for Down the decades hymns and the work Onward, Christian Soldiers, has died in England. The obituary notes Rev Jane and noted translator Lew Tronchard among contemporaries.
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Associated Press
Lew Tronchard
England
Jane Rev
Sabine Baring-Gould
Orward Christian Boaldiers
Erderly ‘Dohymns
Snow Tonight and Warm Thursday in Frederick Forecast
National forecast predicts snow tonight in Frederick turning to rain Thursday with rising temperatures. December was unusually warm and wet with 297 inches of precipitation including light snowfall. record highs and lows noted, several frosts, foggy mornings, and a rare thunderstorm on the fifth.
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Frederick
Washington
Thig
Ile Fith
Notnagle begins serving 18 months in jail
William J Notnagle of Baltimore city is sentenced to 18 months in the city jail for manslaughter in the death of Dan De Seet after his auto struck the inspector following disorder at Frederick Road Park last July. Reynolds accompanies him. both were fined for disorderly conduct. Notnagle, now an assistant to the jail clerk, begins serving immediately and becomes hospital quartered. eligible for pardon after six months.
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William J. Notnagie
Baltimore City
Dancan de Seet
Baltimore
Notnagle
Frederick Road Park
Nothagle
William Reynolds
Alan
Reynolds
deReest
Stanton
Notnagla
Mt City Council Meeting Sets New Officers
Mountain City Council No 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty held a largely attended meeting on Monday night with visitors from Walker sville and Baltimore. Officers elected included Councilor Edward M Dyer associate councilor Mig Margiaret Theaif vice councilor Mrs Hite Anglebower and others. A social session followed into the New Year with refreshments served by attendees.
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Mountain City
Sons and Daugters of Liberty
Rush Hummer
Denda Renner
Grayson Smith
Walkersville
Martha Bowers
Baltimore
Hummer
Mig Margiaret Theaif
Hite Anglebower
George Burtdatte
Katya Dyer
Pearl Fader
Mary Frauer
William Hf. Comfort
Ila Bell
Harry Mossburg
Harry Main
Pearl Bader
Edward Meader
Vira George Burdette
Edward WM Tver
Pinchot to Take Coal Plans to Washington
Gov Pinchot announced he would depart for Washington Friday with a draft federal bill to regulate the anthracite coal industry. The plan plans to create a commission under the Interstate Commerce Commission with full regulatory power from mine to destination. Drafts were sent to the governors of three coal consuming states for comment. No court cases were heard. several were continued and jury was excused until Thursday morning.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Washington
Fan Welork
Unclear fragment hints at 1921 weather or case notes
The readable text mentions 1921 data and December related notes with numbers unclear. No distinct named entities or actionable facts present.
State to quiz Pennsylvania candidates on prohibition stance
Governor Pinchot announced that all spring legislative candidates will be asked to declare their positions on prohibition enforcement bills defeated by the 1923 legislature. The measures aim to regulate breweries and distilleries, and enforcement was central to the failed bills.
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Rapiranta
Horraburg
Priteantes
Pinchot
Move to Cut Off Federal Forces from Mexico City
Vera Cruz reports an insurrectionary movement aims to sever all communications between the Obregon government in Mexico City and the outside world. Rebels claim the operations have already pressed Obregonists onto the defensive, while de la Huerta followers say federal forces are insufficient for a counter offensive.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Obregon
Mexico City
Republic
Rebol
Infatuation Blamed for Denver Chauffeur Shooting
A Los Angeles report outlines that jealousy over a film actress and a Denver acquaintance fueled a chauffeur Greer’s attack on an unnamed man. Mabel Normand and Edna Purviance witnessed the event as doctors said the shooter’s motive stemmed from infatuation, while police investigate.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Cmyplover
Denver
Prokupost
Tee Kelly
Won Greer
Counrtland
Mabel Nogmand
Greer
Tines
Atteanhng
Mies Normand
Davies
Fireer
Chanifeurs
Mise Parviance
Rabbit Season Closes in Maryland
Maryland ends hunting rabilee effective Monday prohibiting shipment for sale or possession. The move bans rabble hunting activity and restricts market availability, aligning with state wildlife regulations and enforcement by authorities.
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Maryland
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