Sentenced for rad on knorville home
Baltimore June 27 two former prohibition agents Otis Angevine and Richard Burlesque were jailed by Judge Rose for raiding the Frank A. Lutz home near Knoxville Md without a search warrant and for impersonating federal officers. Angevine received six months, Burlesque thirty days, with the judge denouncing the raid as a flagrant violation of citizen rights.
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Baltimore
Prohibition Enforcement
Otis Angevine
Richard T. Burbeque
Rose
United States District Court
Frank A. Lutz
Knoxville
Angevine
Lutz
Prohibition Service
Burienque
Burlesque
Angerine
Charles E. Meyer
War Memorial Dedicated at Newberry Pa
Memorial Day ceremony honors Newberry Old Lycoming and Woodward Township volunteers in World War I. Giuseppe Moretti designed the monument featuring Liberty with a torch, globe base, and eight sided pedestal with names. Local committees urge further funds to complete a nearby court house square statue project. Cast news notes Miss Mildred Rogers and others joining Gilbert and Sullivan revival at Carlin's in Baltimore.
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Newberry
Court House Square
Liberty
Istatill Qrietly
Carlins
Baltimore
Mildred Rogers
George Dunston
Max Fischandler
de Wolf Hopver
Carlin's
World's Model In Amusement Resort
Montgomery Tax Levy Sets County and State Rates
Montgomery county commissioners set the annual tax levy for the year starting July 1. General county rate is 1.20 per 100 of property, down 0.10 from the prior year. State rate is 0.35 per 100, a reduction of 0.01. Securites tax remains 0.30 per 100. Additional district rates apply: Laytonsville 1 cent, Poolesville 8 cents, Rockville 22 cents, Coleville 16 cents, Parnestown 22 cents, Bethesda 9 cents, Olney 14 cents, Gaithersburg 16 cents, Potomac 15 cents, Barnville 1 cent, Wheaton 18 cents.
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Montgomery County
Acta
Laytonaville
Poolesville
Rockville
Coleaville
Parnestown
Bethesda
Olney
Gatthernburg
Potomac
Barrenville
Wheaton
Law to Be Codified Public Service Commission Rewrite
A statewide recodification project for Public Service Commission laws, the first since 1916, aims to update utilities statutes with amendments since 1910. The code will include counsel opinions, court decisions, and annotations, reflecting the growth of public utilities control since the commission’s 1910 creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Marstead
Neighbors urged to call on each other in daily life
The article reflects on law changes from the last General Assembly session with focus on abolishing the Fall Crew Law and granting the Public Service Commission power over train crew sizes. It notes many Commission amendments were defeated and mentions ongoing news about glacier discoveries and a San Francisco hotel radio telephone system for diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
San Francisco
City and Community Hope for Prosperous Future
Local observers express eagerness for the city and surrounding communities to prosper, emphasizing shared investment, growth plans, and cooperative efforts to improve economic opportunities and quality of life for residents.
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Ory
Williamsport
Moretti
Famous
Addrem Ironized Yeast Co
Atanta
Montgomery
Gennion
Rockvills
Gested
Alps
Sonema
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Schloss
the Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Valet AutoStrop
Wrist
Allen G. Quynn &Co
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Frederick
Emmitsburg, Md
Myersville, Md
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Malone
Gruen Watches
Gruen
Malone’s
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