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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1911

Page

7

Bank Tax Case Argued Over Deposits Taxability in Maryland

The first of three bank cases reached Westminster before Judge Brashears. Henry Eck, a Savings Bank of Baltimore depositor, challenges a quarter of 1 percent franchise tax on deposits, arguing an 1888 act exempts such deposits from taxation. The county counters that deposits may be taxed and that no exemption applies, aiming to avoid double taxation.

Banks of Maryland Westminster Brashears Circuit Court Carroll County Henry Eck Carroll County Board of Commissioners Savings Bank of Baltimore Clabaugh Lowndes Straus

Divorced Plot Duo Elopement Tale Debated at Blue Point

New York reports a sensational defense of the Suydam Noble elopement. Friends insist the affair was platonic and designed to force Walter Lispenard Suydam Jr into divorce. They claim Noble played a willing, innocent role and the pair merely pretended to stay together after leaving Blue Point. Meanwhile Pen Mar retailers, H H Myers and Jason Crout, report high postcard sales from the store and souvenir stand reflects a busy season.

New York Suydam Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr Blue Point Frederick Noble Mrs. Suydam Pen-Mar H. H. Myers Imperial Hotel Jason Crout

Frederick Market Prices and September remedies

Frederick market prices list farm prices for wheat corn rye oats flour mill feed and hay with ranges for commodities such as timothy clover and mixed hays. An advisory note promotes St Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and advertises cooking jobs and newspaper notices.

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Dairy farmers oppose tuberculin test in milk law clash

About 200 dairymen from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia grouped under the Producers Association of Dairymen denounce the tuberculin test for cows used on District of Columbia milk. They seek repeal of the law and call for Health Officer Woodward to soften application and avoid slaughter of mildly diseased cattle. John Thomas was named president and John P. Diamond vice president for the coming year.

Maryland Virginia West Virginia Producers’ Association of Dairymen District of Columbia Woodward Health Department Congress John Thomas Association John P. Diamond

Mount Carmel Gunman Holds Town After Barricade

Alex Kaulic a 22 year old boarder in Mount Carmel Pennsylvania fired on fellow residents after being taunted for washing in his room instead of the kitchen. He held off police for hours. William Majeski was wounded in the stomach and Kaulic was found dead with a bullet to the temple as state troopers entered.

Mount Carmel Alex Kaulic William Majeski Ele Kaulie Walter Snyder Hyde State Police Shamokin Snyder Kaulic

Big Fight Called Off In Milwaukee Boxing Clash

Milwaukee officials and Acting Governor Morris oppose the Wolgast versus McFarland boxing bout set for tonight. The National A C. called off after county officials and club reps argued, with plans to possibly move the fight to the Pacific coast or New York. A separate Kan­sas shooting report notes a husband shot his wife and mother in law before killing himself in Eudora. Queen Wilhelmina cancels opening of the states general due to Socialist street protests. William J. Bryan to speak at the National Conservation Congress in Kansas City on Sept 27.

Wolgast McFarland Milwaukee Wis Wolgast-McFarland National A. C Morris Arnold Pacific Coast New York Lawrence, Kan C. Payne Eudora Kan M. E. Smith Bryan Kansas City Wiliam J. Bryan National Conservation Congress Country Life Movement Theodore Roosevelt Congress Harner

Attractive Colonial Home Design 83 by Glenn L Saxton

A vivid note on Design 83 by Glenn L Saxton Architect Minneapolis. It describes a colonial home with well arranged lighted rooms and columned openings creating a larger look. House measures thirty-one by thirty six feet with first story white oak and maple birch floors while second story uses birch maple and pine painted finishes. Cost excludes heating and plumbing at 4200 dollars. Editor offers complete plans and specifications for 45 dollars.

Glenn I. Saxton

Frost Hits Tobacco Crop at Suffield in 25 Year Frost

Suffield Connecticut reports the heaviest early season frost in 25 years ruining about 00 acres of tobacco valued at 250000 dollars after earlier hail damage to 500 acres. Cloth covered fields escaped total loss. harvest delays due to two weeks of rains. Vegetables in Pottsville rose 10 to 60 percent as frost spread across the region. Tender plants damaged in Reading by a frost line. The steamer Ramona sank off Spanish Island Alaska carrying 180000 dollars in bullion. passengers and crew saved.

Suffield Conn Ross Connecticut Valley Pottsville Seattle Wash Ramona Spanish Island Alaska Treadwell San Francisco

Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games

American League had no scheduled games. National League results include Pittsburgh beating Chicago twice, New York defeating Boston, and St Louis beating Cincinnati in one inning. Standings list New York, St Louis, Chicago, and Pittsburgh with varying win loss records.

W.L W. Athletics Chicago Detroit Boston Clevelade Washin N.york St-Louis Pittsburg Liefield Gibson Richie McIntyre Archer Uy Chicago Camnitz Simon Town New York Mathewson Wiltse Crandall Myers Mattern Weaver Hogg Rariden St. Louis Cincinnati W.L. Pull W.L. PC St.Louis Cincinnii Pittsbrg Brookln Philada

Oldest College Graduate Claims World Record

Newark man William Rankin, born in Elizabeth and a Williams College graduate, marks the 101st birthday anniversary claiming to be the oldest college graduate in the world. Eastern League standings and game results from Jersey City Providence Buffalo and Rochester are listed with teams and scores.

Jersey City Providence Buffalo Rochester W.L. PL Une Lee Te Rochter Montreal Toronto Newark N. J William Rankin Rankin Elizabeth Williams College

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