City Council Debates Sewer Project Costs in Hagerstown
At a council meeting in Hagerstown debate focused on funding a new sewer system. Mayor Ankeney, Emmett W. Cans, and others weighed property tax versus system user charges to cover debt and maintenance while avoiding new direct taxation.
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Itea
Fey Citizena
Whipple
Hagerstown
New Sewrreds
Ankeney
Cominian
I. C. Mary
Aukeney
Flery
Emmett W. Cans
Chamber of ComtiMorce
Agerstown
Munkstown
Br. J. McPherson
Water Commission
Chia
Scott
William P. Lane
D. Welbuler Groh
Home
D. Webster Grok
Hageratown
Health Board
Death Board
Oion
India
Manisha
Cornell
Anti Betting Bill Stalls in Maryland House Committee
Annapolis Feb 18 The House Judiciary Committee failed to move to floor action on Delegate W P Hull's anti betting bill backed by Rev W W Davis. A 6 to 3 vote downed Hull's attempt to force a committee report yesterday leaving the measure in committee as members speculate on how long it will remain.
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Annapolis
Ifrom
House
Judiciary Committee
W. P. Hull
W. W.davis
Hall
Idsul Forte
Legislature Passes Third Reading On State Money Bill
Annapolis Md February 18 Governor Ritchin watched as the Senate 19 to 0 moved the reorganization bill to a third reading with no changes beyond committee actions Four Republicans and two Democrats argued for delay but failed The push to guard state funds totals two million dollars controlled by agencies and examined by a dedicated department head stated John Mo Dennis as state organization leader declared the matter non political and essential for proper disbursement The House adjourned at 11 60 am until 9 pm while the Senate waited until 12 55 pm before reconvening at 8 90 pm Monday
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Annapolis
Ritchin
Senate
Thea
Goodell
Priauce Comittre
Snader
Whuent
iGold
Messrs
Mish
Hogs
John ‘Mo
Dennis
Delinis
Vlert
House
Senate VU
State Sends 200 Cotton Tail Rabbits to County
Deputy Game Warden Albert Crampton reported a shipment of 200 cotton tail rabbits by the State Game Commission. The animals were sent Thursday and expected to arrive in the county next week for distribution.
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Albert Crampton
Fetter
State Game Commission
Arciva
Deaths Elusive details mark Welsh Run notices and funerals
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Virginia Brewer Ditto aged 82 of Welsh Run with survivors in Wyoming and Kansas City. Funeral at St Pauls in Welsh Run, burial in St Pauls Cemetery. Also noted are death notices for Mrs Barbara Myers Hawbaker age six, Mr Wilbur Abbott jr, Mr William Wareless, Mr Robert Smith, Mrs Maen Strily Saldort with services at homes or local churches and interments in regional cemeteries.
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Virginia Brewer Ditto
Yeady
Welsh Run
Ditto
Carel
Nettle
Calvin
Kansas City
Scott
St. Paul's
Claireh Tran
St. Pawel's Cemetery
Walshire
Morton resigns as president of railroad workers group
E A Morton of Smithsburg resigns as president of the Order of Hattepad Station Agents to accept a railroad administration post under Director General Davis. He has long allied with labor, led the organization from Chicago, and aided the Railroad Veteran movement in New England. He hails from a prominent industrial family and is related to former officials including Oliver Morton.
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Ead H. Morton
Smithsburg
Order of Hattepad
Railroad Administration
Davis
Morton
Labor Movement
Chicago
New England
Wis
Uergic
Ita
Maryland
McAdoo Eevee
Mr. Morton
Legi Morton
Harrigan
Indiana
Oliver Morton
State Roads Commission Seeks Control of Road Signs
Chairman John N. Mackall urges power to direct all highway signs including distance and condition boards. A proposed bill would transfer sign control from Forestry Service to the Commission, restricting private property signs and focusing authority on road information across highways, especially on the Eastern Shore.
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John N. Mackall
State Roads Commission
Algus Wlong
Iehan
General Assembly
Mms Department
Forestry Service
Ufer
Illuminated Auto Tag Plan Promoted by Senator Mitchell
A proposed illuminated automobile tag for Annapolis faces approval from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles and was introduced today by Senator Mitchell. The plan requires the tag to carry the same origin and pattern as the regular tag and bear the same word and letters, with Commission consent needed.
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Annapolis
Mitchell
Notice of Mrs Organ Miller Shoenmler Obituary
Notice of the death and estate details for Mrs Organ Miller Shoenmler of 237 Hidaon Ave Albany New York. The fragment references relatives including Peter Wright and Lina Chainger and lists a date around 1854 with an address in Wantlogten Co Maryland.
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Harry Graver
Win. Wright
Dry 'Pranfe Toyo
Ineoh Teemner
Peter Wright
Lina Chainger
Cie
Wantlogten Co. Md
Organ Miller
Judge Sustains Demurrer in Mortgage Insurance Suit
Judge Jange Wagamen in Ofreutt Court yesterday sustained the demurrer of Langit and Lelever real estate and Insurance agents to the suit of Carl B. Wilson. Wilson alleged negligence by agents for not disclosing a chattel mortgage on the insured property when purchasing a policy from Hagto Star and British Commonwealth Insurance Co. The mortgage diminished recovery in a loss, and Wilson pursued claims through A. Mason and T. Nouletto. a demurrer by Landis and Lefover’s attorney Robert H. McCauley was upheld.
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Jange Wagamen
Ofreutt
Langit
Lelever
Carlas B. Wilson
Wilson
Hagto Star
Britleh Comlon Insurance Company
Landis and
Lefever
Wilson Trough A
Mason
T. Nouletto
Robert H. McCauley
Landis and Lefover
Britton Draws Shade to Retain Welterweight Title
New Fork Feb 17 Tack Britton aged 87 and longtime veteran fought 16 rounds in Madison Square Garden with 14 year old San Francisco challenger David Shade. The bout ended in a draw but Britton kept the world welterweight crown. Also lists outdated markets and dairy/food prices.
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New Fork
Tack Britton
the Ring
David Shade
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Britton
Castello Restaurant Capon Dinner Sunday February 19
Special capon dinner offered Sunday February 19 at Castello Restaurant 8 Potomac St. Prices listed as 7ic. Regular dinners of roast beef and pork also available beginning at 12 o'clock noon. Details resemble a small town ad notice with pricing and service times.
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Castello Restaurant
Potomac St
Prica
Carpenters Invite Members to February Hall Social
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters calls all joiners to attend a banquet and social at Carpenters Hall on West Washington Avenue Monday evening February 20 at seven o'clock.
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Carpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Carpenters Hall
Washington
Woman Foils Jail Break In Centreville Maryland
Centreville Maryland February report describes Calvin Mifin and Henry Moulday, both colored, aiding an escape attempt at the jail. Wisa Angle Bory, sister of Sheriff Sanford Spry, interrupted the effort after prisoners used iron bed pieces to dig a hole in the cell wall. One man was confined to a strong cell on the tower floor as the court date approached.
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Queen Anne's
Centreville
Calvin Mifin
Henry Moulday
Wisa Angle Bory
Sanford E. Spry
Hewen Hed
Card of Thanks for aids after father's engagement notice
Card expresses gratitude for assistance and floral tributes from family and friends. Mentions The First Christiny Thorel and teronda, and father Martin L. Unger Atty, with thanks from his daughter.
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Wenind
Christiny
Thorel and
Teronda
Martin L
Unger
Atty
WiMD Finds Big Success in Hillen Station Operation
Private contractor operates Western Maryland shops at Hillen Station and Port Covington with lower costs and improved efficiency. President Maxwell considers expanding the system. rumors of a Ro gerstown contract denied. The firm holds 4000 locomotives cars and new engines. coal and grain traffic rose in January and February, shifting more volume than rivals.
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Western
Maryland Railway Company
Hillen Station
Port Covington
Maxwell
Strato
Rogerstown
Byars
St Fll
Ita History Ie
Baltimore
Haltimore
Ohio
Ye Olden Time Chicken Dinner at Arenis Dining Room
Sunday afternoon event offers a four course chicken dinner with roast chicken and side dishes. Dinner priced around 60 cents to 99 cents with specials including chicken and water hopper. hours from 2 to 6 PM or 7 PM. Event appears as a nostalgic promotional item from a local dining venue.
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Arenis
Market Opens Strong in Chicago Area Stocks Rise
The market opened strong this morning with gains led by Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and American Locomotiva. Trading showed strength with corn and oats up with wheat as the driver. Total stock sales reached 335,000 shares.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Pacts
Algo American Locomotiva
Change of Life Woman's Trial
Metropolis Illinois reader Esta Cunvik recounts eight months of illness during menopause and bed confinement. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she improves rapidly, becomes active again, and resumes housework. She recommends the remedies to neighbors for nervousness irritability hot flashes headaches and other menopausal symptoms.
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Metropolis
Illinoie
Lydia
Pinkham
Mra. Smith
Lydia B. Pinkham
Wea
Esta Cunvik
106
7Th St
Metropolia
Minas
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EA Morton
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Highway Commission
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West Washington Fl
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Shelby
Pres. International Baby-Chief Association
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