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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1924

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5

Bell Co to Seek Phone Rate Increase in Pennsylvania

The Bell Telephone Company announced plans to raise rates on most of Pennsylvania's 802000 telephones effective May 1. The new schedule, filed April 1 with the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg, is expected to boost gross revenue by about 6 percent, equating to roughly 3 million dollars based on 1928 earnings. Some services will see larger increases.

Philadelphia Bel Telephone Company Pennsylvania Public Service Commission Harrisburg New Jersey New Jersey Public Utility Commission Nend

Hearing Set On New Rates For Phone Subscribers

A hearing will be held to gather subscriber views on proposed rate changes. The case is described as separate in all respects from the Bell company of this state’s current application.

Bell Company

Trenton Detective Martin Gaffney Slain in Railroad Yard

Trenton New Jersey March 28 1922 railroad detective Martin Gaffney was shot in Pennsylvania railroad yards. A freight car on a Newark bound train was found opened soon after the shooting. Three shots struck Gaffney and a band of robbers is suspected. He is survived by a wife and family.

Martin Gaffney Trenton N. J Newark Pennsylvania Railroad New York Gaffney James Doolan Frrnest Kroh Princeton Junction Waverly Dudson Street

First bananas shipped to London fail to sell

The initial consignment of bananas sent to London could not be sold at any price and was abandoned to rot as no buyers existed and consumption was nil.

London

Boy May Sue Teacher Over Window Push

The mother of Harold Yoland, senior at Wilmington High School, says penmanship instructor Burton Bacon pushed her son through a window after he ran up the stairs two jumps at a time, cutting his head face and hands. She threatens legal action if the school board does not discipline Bacon. Bacon denies the claim saying the student insulted him with a vile name in front of the teacher.

Wilmington Wilmingto Harold Yoland Pine Street Wilmington Idea School Burton Bnacon Bacon Board of Education Yoland

Nurse from Glassboro Secretly Weds Doctor in Panama

Alsy Marie D Siebert an army nurse from Glassboro New Jersey and Dr H S Milligan of Springfield Ohio married secretly at Ancon Panama February 27. The union grew from a Panama hospital romance as both served there for years. Mrs Milligan returned home in February due to her father’s serious illness. A London club house for university women is proposed modeled after Paris New York and Washington institutions.

Glassboro Panama N. J Alsy Marie D. Siebert H. S. Milligan Springfield Ohio Ancon Republic of Panama London Paris New York Washington

No Excuse For Staying Away From Church Ad

A 1924 letter from Liederiek Maryland praises a Westinghouse electric range for cooking and keeping meals warm with minimal electricity. Mrs Harry Brert of College Park endorses the unit and urges others to consider electric stoves for home efficiency.

Westinghouse Lange Harry Brert College Park

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