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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1916

Page

4

Reassessment Case argued over Constitutionality in State

Arguments concluded in the Lowenstein and Wertheimer injunction case on compulsory statewide property reassessment. Justice Urner and Associate Judges took the matter under advisement, with opinions expected on demurrer. Attorneys Weinberg and Hammond debated uniformity, appeals, and the balance of real and personal property assessments across Maryland.

Lowenstein and Tax Commission Edward M. Hammond Howard County Princeton Buckey Frederick Lowenstein and Wertheimer Leo Weinberg Weinberg Hammond Edward Hammond State Tax Commission Worth Neimer Maryland Somerset Worcester Urner Commission Coun ES Baltimore City Phroughout

Square design home plan with sunroom and vestibule

The plan features a square economical home 26 by 28 feet with a large front vestibule and sunroom accessed by French doors. A living room with a fireplace and built in bookcases flanks the space. a sleeping porch doubles as a playroom. Cost to build about 3500 dollars with a special book offer.

Paralysis Kills Hundreds as New York Reports Daily Toll

New York records 31 deaths and 150 new infantile paralysis cases in twenty-four hours. Since June 26 the plague has killed over 700 children with more than 8,000 total cases reported. Washington warns against frauds claiming cures and inspectors will seize suspect medicines and prosecute under food and drugs law.

New York Health Department Washington Department of Agnenitaure

HURT IN ODD ACCIDENT AT TELEPHONE CABLE WORK

A Seaford driver, John Merrick of Blades, was injured when a rope used by a telephone crew snapping to strike him under the chin as he drove past High Street. He suffered serious head and body injuries from the fall during cable installation work on poles.

Telephone Company Seaford Det Whie High Street John Merrick Averyman Uo Telephone Company Mer. Nick

Taken at His Word and The Price Cut Pickup

A fragmented dialogue features a plea for new photographs appearing identical to the speaker, a debtor and creditor exchange about payment, and a butcher asking for a preferred meat cut with a customer demanding a price cut. Names cited include Fitegende Binetter and Alexander Smith in a Grandeur taxed context.

Rate Adjustment for Institutions Per Capita Cost Plan

Public Works will soon meet to set per day and per year rates for nine hospitals, asylums, and other institutions caring for dependents and inmates. Rates reflect last legislature changes making state aid a per capita expense, with proposed figures for hospitals, children, aged, and special facilities. Say you saw it in The News.

Carrington McMullen Dennis Board of Public Works Board of State Aid and Charities General Assembly Baltimore City Washington, D., C

Heat Kills In Central West

Chicago reports a searing central west heat wave with readings near 112 degrees in some cities. The government forecaster warned the drought would persist through July with relief unlikely from the Canadian northwest. Human deaths and livestock losses were reported as officials sought relief measures. Cities listed include Clinton Iowa 112 to 120, Peoria Illinois 101, Toledo Ohio 102, Rockford Illinois 103, Aurora Illinois 100.

Chicago Plains Kansas Government Weather Bureau Leaf Canadian Northwest Central West Clinton Peoria Toledo Rockford Aurora

Three Autos Collide Injuring Two in Dense Fog

In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania three cars collided three miles north of town in dense fog. Associate Judge Rhodes and Dewey Rupert were injured along with E Williams. A motor truck was demolished and a touring car wrecked. Dorothy Donahue suffered cuts and bruises after being thrown into a field.

Bloomsburg Columbia County Here Rhodes Dewey Rupert E. Willams Wilkes-Barre Rupert Williams Dorothy Donahue

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