Tomorrow ends city year as mayor to name new appointees
The city marks the end of its first year under the current administration with the mayor to announce appointments for eight police officers, city attorney, water rent collector, water works superintendent, health officer, engineer, two electric light plant linesmen, health board members, market master, city hall janitor, and clock winder at the coming meeting. No list is given yet amid talk of possible police changes and a drunkenness charge against one officer. Preparations for the 1911 tax levy follow, with a three-person Board of Assessors handling the assessment books. A new organ for Christ Reformed Church in Baltimore was dedicated yesterday at 4 o clock, built by M. P. Moller of Hagerstown with Edith Dulaney Bushoog at the organ.
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City Register
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Balimore
M. P. Moller
Hagerstown
Edith Dulaney Bushoog
Merrick Scot
New York Telephone Company
Frank J. Wisse
Telephone
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Suburbs
Mr. Jones
Mr. Wood
Mr. White
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Texas
Houston
Courtesy Between Telephone Users
Article excerpt emphasizes telephone courtesy as face to face behavior applied to calls. It advocates polite greetings, clear introductions, quick answer to rings, and patience with interruptions, comparing good manners to in-person civility in all telephone communications.
Buy Your Goods at Home Frederick Merchants Ad
Ten good reasons urge Frederick residents to trade locally. Home merchants price match, let you inspect before paying, fix defects, and support schools churches and libraries. Local spending boosts property values and keeps money in the community. The piece cites local pride and compares with distant cities.
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Dallas Commission Government Aims for Citywide Progress
Dallas adopts commission government with initiative referendum and recall. The system, praised as a model, has cut debts, boosted profits of waterworks, and spurred large projects including a $1.5 million bond plan, a new hotel, and plans for a major concrete viaduct. Officials swear by reduced deficits and growing population.
Pen-Mar Reopens With New Amusements and Reopened Rides
Pen-Mar opened for the season with improved amusements and fresh paint. About 280 people from Baltimore visited via the new Ten-Mar express leaving Hillen Station at 9 o clock. New features include a maze of mirrors laughing gallery cave of winds novelty rifle range and motorscope gallery. Boating bathing on Lake Roger and carriage rides to High Rock and Mount Quirank will resume.
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Baltimore
Ten-Mar
New Oil Fueled Ocean Liners Herald Propulsion Shift
New York will see two ocean liners powered by internal combustion diesel motors marking a shift from coal to oil as the main power source. Oil engines promise space and labor savings, with 11,000 ton Russian American line and 9,000 ton Barque American line vessels proposed, plus rapid adoption in freighters, trawlers, and even Great Lakes grain carriers. The fuel is cheaper for voyages, but prices may rise with demand. safety fears and supply concerns persist.
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Notes of News Across the State Roundup
Reports from York Rockville Baltimore Hagerstown and Waynesboro. Rev Rapley installed at Grace Reformed York. Jr O U A M Cumberland meeting. Taft silver service planned for Aug 1 0 0. Corcoran Hotel Rockville bought for about 4000 dollars. Train Dispatchers convention to be hosted in Baltimore. Artificial life growth demonstrated at Johns Hopkins. May Festival at Academy of Music Hagerstown. New road travel record York to Frederick in 2 hours 11 minutes. Fourth of July arrests in Hagerstown. Electric Park opened in Hagerstown. Edgar Haes jailed in Waynesboro for an attempted assault on Mrs Hollingsworth.
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Hagerstown
W. C. Fleigh
Frederick
Paul Ferguson
Fridinger
Franklin Street
Electric Park
Randolph Prezsburg
Edgar Haes
Waynesboro
Howard Hollingsworth
Haes
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