Taxable Basis Increased Ten Million in City Levy
The city cut the general tax rate to 1.20 from 1.70 and cites a taxable basis rise of about 10 million dollars to 88,54,280 dollars, lifting total tax revenue over last year. Heaviest levy: 40 cents for frigeta disposal. next: 34 cents for sewerage and plant. Previous rates and uses noted. continuation promised on page 10.
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Frigeta
Ilevest
Dighting Fund
Garitary
Bower Otyapuntie
Bownino
Shrin er Hurt On State Road Near Lebanon
Shrin er and his wife with two children survived a collision on State Road near Lebanon when their vehicle skidded and struck a light telephone pole. Mr Laglition sustained facial and right side injuries, the wife and children escaped with minor injuries. An autoist passerby rendered aid before further medical attention.
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W. 7
Lebanon
Phlabarg
Shriner
Washington
State Road
Hoonshoro
Mr. Laglition
Moehline
Hagerstown Daily Mail praised for page design evolution
The Baltimore Bar notes the Hagerstown Daily Mail on its first page as attractive and up-to-date with a good layout style. It contrasts current Maryland papers with past days, recalling Auld Lang Syne.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
Ex Kaiser Sure He'll Die in Exile
DERLIN Jona 4-Partner Kaiser Millelm abandoned all hope of returning to Germany. Martie Grower, just back from Doorn, says Wilhelm II reconciled with him but remains reluctant to abdicate. Other reports deny religious dementia and a claim that Hermie will become a mother. The Mayor and City Council will discuss water project notes at Thursday meeting.
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Derlin
Jona 4
Kaiser Millelm
Nowa
Martie Grower
Doorn
Wilhelm
Gerandrown
Wilhelm Naa
Maer Cremora
Lheexhtalsar
Rupartad
Anurloaz
Wis
Govond
Harmine
Hermie
Thorsday
America Swell Headed Says Soviet Propagandist
June 4. Carl Radek, Soviet Russia propaganda chief in Germany, denounces the American public as ill advised and misled. He claims Americans suffer from weak heads, see through blinding, and praise Moscow while Germany influences their opinions. He also predicts Radek may become German ambassador, and comments on U.S. reactions to Soviet gestures.
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America
Soviet
Russia
D. Weyer
I Gerlin
Carl Radek
Puigul Lie Gemepoanes
Santee Dadek
Moscow
Krestinsky
Germany
Radek
Corres~pondents
Archishop Ruthtowich
Ruselat
Tadole
Robbers Loot $2000 In Jewelry At Home Nighttime
Thieves secured nearly $2000 in jewelry during a morning raid on multiple houses along Roxtratm and Chivtas CG streets. A $1000 diamond ring, a gift from Mr. Cohtauts to his wife, was reported stolen among other valuables. Police suspect professional porch raiders aiming for the Washington Shetnere celebration.
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Thiaven
Middinlawn
Loma Ordiary L. Goblontz
State Welfare
Mra
Mr. Cohtauts
Chriatmas
Farntan Roxtratm
Mei
Gaarga
Richard Efanver
Britain Backs No New War Debt Cancellations
Britain informs France and Belgium no concession beyond Bonar Law’s January actions. London refuses to join the Brussels talks unless a broader conference covers debt cancellation, Ruhr issues, and reparations. France owes about 3.44 billion dollars, Italy about 2.0 billion, Belgium over 490 million, with possible U.S. overtures to ease debts.
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David M
Church of International Newan Service
Stat
London
France
Belgium
Great Britain
A. Bonar Law
Paris
Foreign Office
Great Pritata
Brussola
Premiera Poincare
Theuula
Ruhr
Brussela
United States
Italy
Belgline
Attorney to report on co s directors
Local stockholders of the National Quarantes Credit Corporation of Philadelphia appoint Omer T. Kaylor to travel to Philadelphia to investigate the most efficient candidates for the board. He will receive proxies and vote them accordingly. The annual election of officers and directors will be held in late June.
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National Quarantes Credit Corporation of Philadelphia
Omer T. Kaylor
Philadelpha
Condidates
Kaylor
Tia
Boys Election Starts Off With Enthusiasm in City
Nomination opens for boy candidates in Boys Week as Daily Mail runs the Democratic primary. Six positions to fill including a Cowboy mayor and five councilmen across wards. Voting day set for June 9 with polling from noon to 4 pm and strict ballot controls.
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Daily Mail
Orner
Community Service
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions, Filks
Ramblers
Lea
Maty
Toyota
Clarke
Sally Mall
Wolfe Gets Ten Years In Penitentiary For Roulette Bandit
Roan C. Wolfe confessed as a roulette payrall bandit and received a ten year sentence from Judge Frank G. Wagamin in circuit court this afternoon. He claimed he wished to pay his debt to society by serving time or by making restitution, expressing a desire to become a man and repay what he owes.
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Roan C. Wolfe
Maryland
Frank G. Wagamin
Ctrcuit
Valtaraga
Hae
Makior
Willm Tielaer
West Va Man Fined $100 for DUI in Morgantown
Jess Moore of Morgantown faces a $100 fine plus costs after arrest on West Washington Avenue for operating a vehicle under the influence. Deputy Kay and Detective Thornton reported complaints of dangerous driving as several cars narrowly avoided collisions.
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West Washington
Jess Moore
Morgantown
Justice Malm
Moore
Kayfor
Thornton
gMtcars
Steamer Sinking Ignites Crew Evacuation Efforts
An international wire report notes a British steamer sinking amid a mysterious incident near Cite Coot. The crew abandoned ship and used lifeboats seeking refuge at Itahoata as rescue operations unfold.
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ADDN
Britta Ateanhip
Wiralona Tovday Khe
Itahoata
Soviet Crusade Against Bandit Gangs Progresses
Moscow June 4 Twenty dive ban dite have been sentenced to death in a vigorous Soviet drive against criminals led by Bortatsunaky, a noted gang leader near Mostow. The trial revealed the gang’s extensive telephoned alerts to police inviting pursuit and commented on the harsh penalties for those aiding the outlaws. Several band members received life sentences after a spree across northern Ukraine.
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Moscow
Bortatsunaky
Mostow
Tha Pollée
Taumaly
Taumaly Would Say Over Tha Telaphona. Among the Numerous ‘Handtta Rontonead
Pottira
Northara Ukerainia
Shriners Pour Into Washington For National Convention
Thousands of Shriners arrive in Washington by rail and motor caravans for a historic convention in the capital. Some fifty thousand Lavialists reached the city for the weekend, while officials estimate up to three hundred thousand Shriners and friends will flood the capital tomorrow. The convention opens with a three day program of exercises and entertainment as Imperial potentate James A. Bigandless arrives amid a large reception. Water parking is banned across blocks near downtown for the week as Union Station becomes a focal point of the influx.
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Dy International News Service
Washington
National Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
James TH. BigGandless
San Francisco
Union Station
Great storm ruins county fruit and grain crops
A severe hail storm swept across the county destroying orchards of apples and peaches and devastating wheat and corn fields from Sharpsburg to Rohrersville. Damages are estimated around 200000 with shattered glass, destroyed gardens, and uprooted trees, the full extent to be assessed in days.
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Potomac River
Sharpsburg
South Mountain
Rohrersville
Robrersville
Portomac
Rohrergville
Walter Slouffer
Edward Thamag
Sharpeburg
Paragon Coal Co Declared Bankrupt by Court Order
The Traverton Colliery Co of Cleveland filed a petition in Baltimore seeking Paragon Coal and Yuel Co be adjudged bankrupt as insolvent. Creditors claim $600. Judge Soper signed the order, appointing J. C. Carney and Charles Jackson as receivers. Hagars town residents show interest in the company.
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Traverton Colliery Company
Cleveland
Edwina Dickerson
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Paragon Coal and Yuel, ‘Company
A. R. Padgett
Soper
J. C. Carney
Charles Jackson
Hagarstown
Lightning Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Martinsburg Sector
Special to the Minit reported a severe electrical storm in Martinsburg County causing livestock deaths and property damage. In Martinsburg a bolt shattered the First United Brethren Church steeple and a concrete pillar. A Rosemont Park pavilion burned later that night but investigators blamed arson rather than lightning.
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Martinsburg
W- Va
First United Brethren Church
Rosemont Park
Robbery in Suter's Alley Attacked by Negroes
George Seville of this city was robbed of $14 cash after being attacked in Suter's Alley on Sulurday night. He was struck and restrained while his assailants searched him. Police pressed the chase but found no trace of the men.
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Suter
Rum Running Skipper Accuses Cutter After Collision Off Capes
The Glenn Beulah, a 60 ton sloop carrying 1500 cases of whiskey, reports it was rammed near the Virginia Capes by a coast guard cutter or rum runner. Captain Kelly of Miami claims the cutter Mascoutin rammed them without warning, the crew retreating to a lifeboat as the vessel sank off Cape Charles while editor Yamawaraw hailed rescue within 200 yards.
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International News Service
Norfolk
Gien Beutah
Government Coast Guard
Virginia Capes
Glenn Beulah
Kelly
Miami
Cape Charles
Coast Guard
St. Pleren
Astrid
Minuelon
Guar
East Guard Cub
Car jumps track at cemetery near Willow Grove
Twenty five payhousers on an eastbound trolley escaped injury when the car left the track near Road Mill Cemetery while rounding a curve and plunged down into the cemetery hillside. Several passengers were thrown from their seats but none seriously hurt. service was retimed to Pattestown later that evening.
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Tve Payhougers
Train Victims To Be Buried Tomorrow
Edna Henline age 5 and the Dineen family killed when a Western Maryland train struck their car at a crossing seven miles west of Hancock. Edna and her mother Mrs Rose Dineen age 32, and Raymond Dineen age 33, plus Jack Dineen age 8, will be buried tomorrow after services at Mt Olivet Presbyterian Church and near Rehobeth Church. The accident occurred shortly after 2 pm as the Cumberland to Baltimore train met the vehicle.
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Edna Henline
Hancock
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church
Heutenic
Rose Dinean
Raymond
Dineen
Jack
Rehobeth Church
Henlina
Western
Oil Truck Goes Over Injuring Driver and Passengers
A large oil truck from the Quit Rodii ng Company driven by RG Shawty ran off a state road Saturday evening, injuring the driver Samuel Nunamaker and others. The vehicle tipped and the occupants, Shante and Nudie, sustained minor injuries but remained with the machine. The truck was near the junction of fy off wan tact.
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Quit Rodiing Company
RG. Shawty
Samuel Nunamaker
Thaygorstown
Shante
Nudieev
Surlyter Mure
Ieudaod
Apyaoroyet
Wan
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Shriners
W. D. Lebanon
Pittsburg
Pole
Boonsboro
U.S
Amortes
Middletown
Britain
Baldwin
Wolfe
Heiser
West Va
Red Russia
Tidretsville
Lookout Mountain
Lanculot Jacques, Sr
W. E. McAfee
McAfea
McAfee
Lue Danige
Paragon Coal Co
Capes
Bere
R. C. Shank
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