Frederick Chamber Opposes State Real Estate Reassessment
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce denounces the Maryland Tax Commission plan for a general real estate reassessment in Frederick and other counties. It argues current values are temporarily inflated, urging the state to avoid a broad revision that would raise taxes now and worsen burdens across Maryland. The resolution cites inequity from singled out counties and warns of lasting harm if statewide reassessment proceeds.
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Residents protest general tax assessment revision in Frederick county
The Frederick County Farmers' Association protests a broad tax reassessment proposal citing rising land values in Frederick and Eastern Shore counties, noting Baltimore city values have surged. They urge equitable reassessment based on real values and oppose targeting Frederick and other counties, asking the State Tax Commission and county leaders to delay action.
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Baltimore City
Frederick
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State Tax Commission
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Maryland
Frederick’ County
Frederick County
J. Buckner Debnam
Cooperation in Frederick City Greatest Need Survey
A long fragment from a 19th or early 20th century Frederick local survey shows residents identifying cooperation as the city’s essential need. Responses cite manufacturing, better streets, parks, rail access, sanitation, nonpartisan governance, and economic management, with many urging an active Chamber of Commerce and community organization.
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Gweria
Trady
Tve Chamber of Commerce
Fredhotel
Ufe
Young Mien
Mt. Olivet Gametery
Governor of Jerusalem Seeks Unity Amid Disunion
Col Ronald Storrs, Cambridge educated son of the Rochester dean, governs Jerusalem to test administrative ability and bridge Zionist Arab rifts. He hosts biweekly Jerusalem Society meetings with French, Tal lous, British, Americans, rabbis, and leaders to pursue a single citizenship and unify factions. Storrs helped establish an independent Arab kingdom and is thirty-eight years old.
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Ponthus- Pilate
Ronald Storraya Ardduate
Cambridge University
Rochester College
Gland
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Storrs
al Independent
Fishing tale unsettles Scot at Aligh street MLFE church
John George, executive secretary of the Aligh street MLFE church, listened to a story about fishermen who boasted of luck on a lake. The men could not find land the next day, prompting a puzzled reaction from George before he finally laughed at the joke.
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John .George
Aligh Street
MLFE
Church of
George
Thos Shermen
Indianapolis
Doughboy Grievance on Pronunciation and Puzzling Phrases
A fragmented mockogue centers on a Doughboy's grievance about spelling and pronunciation. It notes Troyes fame, references American Legion circles, and lampoons vowel heavy word play, esoteric chants, and mispronunciations as a satirical portrait of wartime speech.
Invented Crowbar With Vlaws For Lifting Heavy Barrels
A new device resembling a crowbar with a vlaw on one end allows a man to lift a heavy barrel on a jig head or to lay down one that is standing. The invention aims to aid handling of heavy containers in industrial settings.
Cholera Toll Grows in Korea as Cases Rise
Seoul reported nine thousand cholera cases and eight thousand nine deaths among Koreans, with health officers citing widespread malady and reluctance to cremation. The record notes grave distress and ongoing efforts to combat the outbreak amid dire conditions.
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Korea
Nic. Siplerst
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