Gas rates in Baltimore to stay for a year
The public service commission will extend current gas and electric rates for Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company for one year beyond December 30 after a hearing last week. The decision mirrors petitions for rate cuts by consumer groups and is tied to ongoing valuation proceedings and related legal actions.
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Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Public Service Commission
Whdle Herbert A. Wagner
People’s
William Milnes Maloy
J Wall
Ace Bryan
Industrial _Power Consumers association
United Railways and Electric Company
Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Charles F. Stein
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Burns Brothers Help Evacuate 88-Year-Old Mother
George Burns carried his 88-year-old mother Mrs. Mary Burns while William Burns aided his wife and both brothers went into bath robes before moving to the street.
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Central Police Court
Carmelle Bravo
Low Street
Cadden
Hosie Bravo
State Board of Labor and Statistics
Paul Mayover
Mary M. Wooten
State Board of Labor
Miss Wooten
Carmella
Mrs. Bravo
Mayover
Am Burns
George Burns
Mary Burns
William Burns
Fire damages McKay Foundry and adjoining homes
The McKay Foundry in Cumberland Maryland, in operation since 1848, sustained 30000 dollars in damage. Nearby residents Grant Condon Edward Garrett and Mrs Susan Coleman lost all belongings when their house was wrecked. Michael Morrissey aged pintur was severely burned by embers and Captain J E Brennan of the Central fire station was injured in a fall.
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Washington Pont
Cumberland
McKay
Grant Condon
Edward Garrett
Susan Colemen
Michael Morrissey
Pintur
J. E. Brennan
Central Fire Station
Death of William R. Camp in Lynchburg Age 72
William R. Camp, 72, of Amherst County, died at home last night in Lynchburg. He was a former Lynchburg merchant and is survived by his wife and two children. The funeral arrangements are pending.
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Eacort
Liola Kassel
Hutan Place
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Western Maryland Railway
Mercy Hospital
Moseman
Monument
Buren Streets
Mary A. Burne
Wiliam Burns
Philadelphia Avenue
L. H. France
William France, Jr
Kenneth
Will
Lynchburg
William R. Camp
Am~herat County
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Mr. Camp
Wilson Convicted in Otzelbager Killing at Park
Special to The Washington Post. James Wilson was found guilty of second degree murder for the shooting of Charles Otzelberger at a Frog Hollow amusement park last summer. The jury's seventeen hour deliberation followed Wilson testifying that Otzelberger was accidentally shot during a struggle for Wilson's revolver amid a dispute over a dancing pavilion girl. Capt. J. E. Bywaters Dies at 93 in Culpeper.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
James Wilson
Charles Otselberger
Frog Hollow
Wilson
Otzelberger
J. E. Bywaters
Culpeper
John Edward Bywaters
Virginia
Culpeper County
Charkaburz
W. Va
Little Fork Rangers
Virginia Cavaltry
Clagkst
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Arthur Smith, Inc
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