First City Taxes On Rate Of $1 Are Being Paid Today
City taxpayers swarm the City Register office as the fiscal year 1931 32 tax rate of $1 per dollar is collected after the budget adoption. Mrs E Ridgely leads early settlements while aldermen consider garbage removal bids and other matters. Police enforce traffic rules with warnings and tagging for double parking downtown.
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Board of Aldermen
Cty
City Register A. A
Jen Ridgely
South Market Street
Lst
Toe Omy
Treffe Prebdiems
Miororista
Rockville Fair Directors Set Tonight to Decide Fate
Rockville Fair Association directors meet at the Farr Bureau office to determine whether to liquidate the 76 year old event amid a $2,000 deficit and $50,000 in fair rounds. They may seek Maryland Racing Commission approval to run pari mutuel betting to save the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Fair Association
Farr Bureau
Rockville
Maryland State Racing Commission
Weather summary with 1931 precipitation and temperatures
Weather notes show 24 hour precipitation none and September totals near 3.25 inches actual with comparison to 1930 and long term averages. High yesterday reached 85 with a low of 26. Sunset at 5 37 p m and sunrise at 6 7 a m. Moon phase details listed as tomorror and economy notes.
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Pam
Ermal
Janus
Tocar—S
Tomorror—S
Tomorror
Unclear Alliance Aids Jobless Agency Handle
Lenroot of the Children’s Bureau joins the committee of twenty to relief headed by Walter S. Gifford. She is a daughter of former Senator Irvine L. Lerroot of Wisconsin.
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Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Committee of Twenty
Walter S. 0
Gifford
29th Division Reunion Set for Asbury Park and Detroit
Frederick veterans plan attendance at the 29th Division Association reunion in Asbury Park New Jersey September 26 and 27 and at the Americas Legion national convention in Detroit September 21 to 24. About 175 Frederick members served in the 29th Division during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Asbury Park
N. J
American Legion
Johan J. Pershing
France
Walter E. Edge
Paris
London
Berlin
Francis Scott Key Post
D. John Markey
Legion
Roger R. Rice
Statler
Detroit
Cleveland
World War Nurses Garde
Alger
Prederick
Army planes thrill crowds at Cleveland air show
In Cleveland on Army Day, fifty Thunderjet craft staged aerial stunts with 500 horsepower engines roaring over the field. The display featured formation loops corkscrews and rapid maneuvers by Army planes from various posts as spectators watched the high speed maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Army
National Air
Selihige Fick
Mith
Speed
Five Dominican Order Members Drowned Crossing River
Five members of the Dominican Order drowned in a river near Eardley Quebec during a crossing mishap. The group, residents of Quebec, were students or associated with a religious community and perished in a capsizing incident amid heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Order
Eardley
Quebec
Menem
Bere Ross
Ottawa
Frederick County dental clinic reports and local court cases
The Frederick County dental program reports 1405 patients treated, funds listed for clinic expenses, and notes on its schedule and support from the Health Department, Board of Education, and local clubs. Separate items describe a court case involving Sherman P. Bowen and a desertion ruling for Whipp, plus fines for an expired chauffeur license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eotkes
Ralph D. Campbell
EC. Keomber
Ms County
AI Department
Dental Chile
Academy
Frederick
County Health Department
County Board of Education
Wo‘s
Dor. T. S. Eades
Frederick County Dental Society
Maryland
Anor
Jeadepe
Sherman P. Bowen
Cc People’s Cour
Wap
Monuu
House of Correction
Washington County
Jexsups
Whipp
Correstion
Thas
Bowers
Anta
Thomas
Arrest Six Alleged Kidnappers in 3 Cities
New York police announce the arrest in Atlantic City Newark and another city of six men and a woman linked to the August kidnapping of broker Charles Rosenthal. Investigators say $50,000 ransom was paid and a portion recovered. Bettine Green, 29, identified as the female kidnapper, was among those arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Resenthal
Rosenthal
Bettine Green
Negress
A &Ture
Atlantic City
Clarence
Newark
Green
Investigate Death Of Man Found On Tracks
Annapolis reports the death of Arthur Granford, 22, struck by a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis electric car. The coroner’s jury examines the case, with the body found Sunday on the tracks and blood evidence noted during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Arhur Granford
Washington, Bathore and Annapolis
Seth
Den
Cranford
Azparten
Roosevelt Urges Stricter Pistol Law
President Roosevelt calls for tougher pistol legislation urging enactment of a broader national standard. He emphasizes public safety and asks cooperation from other states to pass stronger controls on firearms.
District Attorney Receives Record Of Campaign Hearings
District Attorney Rover today obtained from the Senate Campaign Funds Committee the hearings record on Bishop Janes Cannon Jr. and 1928 campaign funds. Senate Chairman Nye offered further information if needed. Two Cannon associates refused to testify.
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Washington
Rover
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Janes Cannon, Jr
Nye
Senate Committee
Raver
Bishop Cannon
Southern Methodist
Ade J. Burrmighs
Richmond
J. Sidney Peters
Newport News
Rockville man held on manslaughter charge in fatal crash
Ewell Bean age 6 of Rockville was held on $1000 bail for the Montgomery county grand jury after a Rockville court hearing on the August 23 crash on the Rockville pike near Bethesda that killed Corp. Mack Marosy of Washington. Bean testified his car lost control and crossed the road before colliding with Marosy’s vehicle. a manslaughter charge was filed. Marosy died at Georgetown Hospital. Witness Walter Johnson Jr. described Bean’s car swerving into Marosy’s path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell Bean
Rockville
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Corp
Mack Marcy
Eleventh Street
Washington
Rockville Pike
Bethesda
Bean
Charles W. Woodward
Woodmont Country Club
Inzo Matosy
Marosy
National Guard
Ritchie
Georgetown Hosptal
Walter Johnson, Jr
Young Johnson
No Special Jury For Powers Case In Clarksburg
Judge John E. Southern announced there will be no special session of the grand jury to hear charges against Harry Powers near Clarksburg West Virginia as the investigation into the murders of Mrs Asta Etcher and others continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry FL Powers
John E. Southern
Grand Jucy
Powers
Asta Etcher
Chicago
D. P. Lemke
Worcester
Mass
Lusila Powers
Powers Mt Als
Sas
Fowers
Harry Food
Cedar Rapids
Grimm
Husband Arrested After Wife Found Slain in Kentucky
Grayson Kentucky Sept 1. Following the discovery of the nearly decapitated body of Mrs Anton Evans age 93 in a cornfield, James Evans her husband was jailed. Bloodhounds traced the trail from the field to the Evans home and a shotgun with five shots in the head wound was found. The coroner reported a brief struggle occurred at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Lalmost
Anton Evans
James Evans
C. W. Henderson
Rvans
Evans
Employment Conditions Here More Satisfactory
The fragment discusses employment terms for Comberland, Haze, and Satsbury with reference to shares and percentages. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but mentions 050 Shares and a session B2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia Percens
Penny Scales Show Varied Accuracy On Street Market Scales
A survey on Maret Street finds most penny scales under or overstate weight. Four scales read correct, five underweight, one overweight by 35 pounds. Cards with personal fortunes accompany readings, while old Pennsylvania railroad scales near East Church Street weigh most accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Wizards of Weight
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Church Street
Frederick
Young Owen D Young Named Co ordination Board Chairman
The appointment of Owen D Young of New York as chairman of the committee to coordinate unemployment relief efforts was announced by Walter S Gifford national relief director. Young, chairman of General Electric, will lead the effort to unite state and federal relief work with existing agency plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen D. Young
New York
Walter 5. Gifford
Gifford
Young
General Electric Company
Preparing for Court
Preparations for the September term of court are under way as court officials plan sessions and assign duties for the upcoming term. The note outlines steps in readiness and expected attendance by staff and jurors.
Reorganization Plan Set for TN Utilities Corporation
New York reports a reorganization committee formed after a receiver was appointed for TN Utilities, a major holding group controlling utilities in nearly 100 towns across 26 states. The December 1921 balance sheet listed assets at about 397.5 million dollars as the firm defaulted on its semiannual interest due. The plan aims to preserve the properties and work toward a viable recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tn-Utiliies Corporation
Public Utility Holding Corporation
Wilmington
Del
Dar
Tisteeminiziien
Parade marks meeting of Vets of Foreign Wars
A large parade highlighted a gathering of Veterans of Foreign Wars with more than five thousand marchers from Kansas and nearby areas. The event featured a 19 bands and 32 drums program and included overseas caps worn by members as they marched under military music and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cus Domnican Srebs
82Nd
Enne Veterans of Foreign
Big enrollment as schools open for coming year
Frederick area schools begin new term with 277 freshmen at Frederick High and 499 at Parkway. East Church Street and North Market report large enrollments as upper classes join on Wednesday. About 148 transfer students from Oak Grove and nearby towns boost totals, with 528 at North Market Street and 430 at Washington Street plus lower grades at Church Street and Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Culy
Oksa
Prederick High School
Parkway School
East Church Street
Washington Street
North Market
Mately
Frederick High
Prederick
Oak Grove
Mt. Carmel
Bartonsville
Ghookstown
Red Hu
Church Street
Irene Price
Mike Pain the Hendrickson
Robert K. Wright
Edna M. Schaefer
Mary H. Burger
Extythe Sigmund
Ly Hubert Derr
Marian K. Repp
Anna Simmons
K. B. Day
Marion Moser
Mra Kete Fou
Mim Lena Schulte
Mra
Louise James Myers
Matherine Stook
State Hili
Rocky Spriggs
Harmony Grove
Braddock
White Oox
Shookstown
Slate Hill
Rocky Springs
North Market Street
North Maret Street
George S. Miller
Geulah Moberly
Charlotte Motter
Alvidm DeLashmutt
Kate Shank
Marion Green
Mia Ide Rhinshart
Marion Sutter
Anna Neighbors
Price Young
Lars Bowlus
Irma Biggs
Miss Biggs
Frank Lewis
Prof
Miler
Ella ¥. Krieg
Sadie Hahn
Katherine Cronise
Charlie DeLashcrust
Moss Berisha Trundie
Minnie Cockerly
Sith Miller
Dmiss Rut Smith
Lindberghs Arrive at Karuizawa Japan
Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive in Karuizawa for a fortnight of sightseeing in Japan. They stay at the summer home of W Cameron Forbes, former ambassador, after traveling from Tokyo by airplane. The party includes Mrs Thomas Crawford. The visit includes notes on local residents and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karuizawa, Japan
Maruizewa
Japan
Charles A. Lintish
Harazawa
W. Cameron Forbes
Aayercen
Tokroe
Aycomonile
Ave Cars
Thomas Crawford
Asami
Scicome
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Elien Ridgely
Humorist
SEA Washington Bureau
Dallas Whipp
Roosevelt
Senate
Wanslaughter
Frederick Lions
Andalgame
Middletorn
Serebos
Peseesiek
Middetown
Middletown Lutheran Church
Pasiors
Charles A. Opel
Graf
Death
Strangler
Teta
Comberland
Haze
Satsbury
F. H.S
Brovat
Rata Wat Se
Way Third
277 High School
Dean and
Antrim
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