Parking limits set on city streets after new traffic system
The Board of Directors announced updated parking limits following the new automatic traffic system in the square. Washington from Potomac to Prospect and Totonme from Franklin to Antletant streets will drop from two hours to one hour, with further changes on Franklin and Prospect streets to nine hours on the west side of the miline square.
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Board of Direct Commissioners
Washington Street
Potomac Street
Prospect Street
Totonmc Street
Franklin
Antletant
Atreet
Miline Square
Frankin Street
Potomac
Walnut
Barber
Washington
Jonathan
Properties Sold In City And County
Properties in the North Jonathan Street area and Beaver Creek district were sold at public sale for multiple sums totaling $11,465 for Blanche P. Hea and $4,214 for a Beaver Creek farm. Foreclosure auctions listed 98 acres from Smoketown to South Mountain sold to Elmer A. Calderman for $43 per acre, with improvements noted. Several North Jonathan Street and West North Street dwellings sold to Frank Keyer and Robert Stevenson for amounts ranging from $1,516 to $4,825 for various structures and lots.
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Jesse
Bloor
Jonathan Street
Blanche P. Hea
Beaver Creek Warrict
Joseph C. Snyder
Jacob F. Newton Stottlemyer
Smoketown
South Mountain
Beaver Creek
Ellaworth FR. Rowlett
Elmer A. Calderman
Jesse S. Hlodin
Frank §. Keyer
North Jonathan Street
West North Street
Robert Stevenson
West Sort Street
State Tax Rate Lower For Year In Maryland
Attorney Gennil iomas Robinson advised the Board of County Committers that the tax rate for the year will be 27 11-33 cents on the $100. Tax Linervicor Guy Gantz prompted the study after noting the 1922 act for a one third cent levy on bonds for the Southern Maryland Trunk Line had not been repealed by the 1924 Legislature. The Attorney General’s opinion says the Comptroller’s office will ignore the 1922 act, setting the rate at 27 12-36 cents this year and the same next year, then 27 9-10 cents in 1927. ARMINGER ON BAIL. Annapolis Md June 2 Former Financial clerk W S Arminger Jr of the House of Correction, charged with embezzlement, released on reduced bail of 10,000. He is alleged to have misappropriated more than 23,000. His prior bail was 20,000.
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Road of
John Bell
Bell
Creu
Heunwatl, Co. A. Tommy
Leeta
Laurel, Cypresa
Muaialpal Electric Light
Gennil Iomas Robinson
Board of
Guy Gantz
Gantz
Attorney General
Comptroller's Office
Arminger
Annapolis
Arminger, Jr
The
Houng of Correction
Arounger
Hig
Three Children Die in Fire Near Whillesburg Maryland
Three children aged two to six perished when a house near Whillesburg, eight miles from Denton, Md, burned yesterday. The blaze swept through the second floor as the mother worked in the garden. Firemen arrived shortly after ignition but could not stop the rapid spread. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Denton
Court rules in favor of Security Co in Sherman case
The U S Supreme Court upheld Truth Association practices in acquiring knowledge of labor conditions and cleared Security Cement and Lime Co of unlawful restraint of commerce. Officials at Hagerstown praised the decision as momentous, affecting many trade associations nationwide and linked to the 1912 Standard Oil decision. Justice Stone authored two majority opinions supporting the Cement Manufacturers Protective Association and Maple Flooring Manufacturers.
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United States Supreme Court
Truth Association
Security Cement Land Lime Company
Security
Berkeley
Cement Manufacturers Protective Association
Department of Fuatica
Offclala
Hagerstown
Attorneya
Justice Stone
Maple
Attacker Of Girl From Jail In West Virginia
WAIRMONT West Virginia June 3 Authorities moved 59 year old W E Straight to Marion county jail amid fears for his safety after charges of mistreating an 11 year old girl surfaced. The suspect was arrested and placed into custody pending further proceedings.
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Wairmont
W. Va
W. E. Straight
Marion County
Straight
Spent Fortune in Search for Cure Ends with Remedy Claim
A sufferer recounts spending $1,800 over seven years on doctors and specialists who offered no relief. He credits Maur's Wonderful Remedy, taken as raw doses, with eliminating stomach pain and supposedly curing catarrhal mucus and inflammation. He promises a guaranteed result or money back.
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Geome
Attavat
Maur
Warrant Sworn In Lawyered Child Abuse Case Unfolds
A warrant charges Straight with coaxing the girl into his home while her mother was away and assaulting her. He is held without bail.
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Straight
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