Baughman Opens Mail System to Issue Auto Tags
Commissioner Baughman unveils a mail based tag issuance plan to ease year end rush. The program uses mailed applications and pre filled registration data to send license tags by return mail, requiring owners to sign and attach proof of headlight use. The system aims to cut in person visits and reduce line delays in December.
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Middies in Rum Muddle at Annapolis
Upper classmen at Annapolis face possible dismissal after recent intoxication incidents. Secretary Daniels reviews cases as Superintendent Seales releases names of midshipmen under consideration. Reports note bootlegger liquor transport and officers observing intoxicated midshipmen on the streets.
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Tax plan replaces excess profits tax with broad levies
Washington October study outlines substitutes for the excess profits tax. Proposals include raising the corporate income tax to 15 percent with no exemptions, higher rates for legal documents and first class mail, a gasolene tax, sugar and coffee taxes, tea at 10 cents a pound, and a 50 cent per horsepower excise on automobiles with a federal license tag. Also notes draft of Frederick county player Chick Day to Charlotte club, $350 fee, Day’s strong fielding and hitting expectations.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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Mine Workers Fired On at War Eagle West Virginia
Deputies with bloodhounds rushed to the scene after reports that men approaching the mine were fired upon near War Eagle W Va No injuries were reported Federal soldiers began an investigation as the mine remained closed since the Mingo strike began July 1 another paragraph notes the mine has not operated since
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200000 Year Old Skeleton Unearthed Near Scotts Bluff
E HW Barbour of the State University reports the discovery of a prehistoric animal skeleton in Cook's ranch fossil beds near Scotts Bluff. He believes the specimen is over 200,000 years old and plans to preserve it and send it to the University Museum.
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Miners Primed for Fight at Philadelphia Conference
Union leaders predict a hard contest at the Philadelphia conference with Philip Murray citing a history making clash in coal mining. District 9 seeks higher wages from 420 to 600 while discussions include comparison to bituminous regions and potential federation actions. The semiannual gathering of the Federation of Women’s Clubs is set for October 28 at the University Loft in College Park Maryland.
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Sheriff Stops Atlantic City Bride Runaway Elopement
Elkton Oct 2 Sheriff Seth halted a run away elopement after Florence Kuade 17 of Atlantic City and David Fox attempted to obtain a marriage license. The pair were taken into custody on charges of being a runaway and kidnapping and were to be returned to Atlantic City. In Cleveland Redford bank hold up a bandit was killed two wounded and bank clerk William Petre wounded. four bandits captured. others escaped. No money taken.
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David Fox
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Cleveland
William Petre
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Prohibition raid nets liquor seizure in Braddock
Rev. William N. Woodfin and 27 assistants raided 27 saloons and hotels in Braddock on October 22 and confiscated two truckloads of liquor. The contraband will be taken to the prohibition commissioners’ headquarters in Pittsburgh.
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Middletown Beats Mt Airy Soccer 6 0 at Home
Middletown defeated Mt Airy on Mt Airy turf with a 6 to 0 final score. Scorers included Mullinix Main Beachley Remavery Glover Cromwell Summers Pod Ripley Goula Gardner and others. Police arrested two men for drunkenness and a local recruiting event showcased Baltimore Army recruiters.
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Puffed Wheat and Peach Preserves Offerings
Advertises puffed wheat at two boxes for 25 cents and blue ribbon peaches described as practically peeled at 30 cents per pound. Also promotes a feed for hens titled Lay or Bust priced at four pounds for 25 cents.
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