Virginia seeks debt fund tax exemption in suit to restrain levy
Virginia will sue out an injunction in the Richmond city circuit court restraining the local revenue commissioner from taxing any portion of the 13 million 609 thousand debt fund awarded by the U S Supreme Court in the Virginia West Virginia debt proceedings. The fund, in a local bank, includes West Virginia state bonds exempt from taxation and will be contested by the attorney general for the state debt commission.
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Virginia
Richmond
Associated Press
United States Supreme Court
West Viginia
Fudge Statt
Lisrrow
Robert Scot
Vie
Andrews on Monday July 19 1920 funeral notices
Annotated obituary notices list multiple deaths and funeral details from July 1920, naming individuals such as Gertrude W Farrelly, Mary Lohetta Fisher, Arles McGilley, Reynolds, and Moses Einsheimer. Each entry includes dates, residences, and burial locations or rites, with interment plans at Meadville or local cemeteries and church services noted.
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Humeral
Sienet Garthwest
Meadville
Fisher
Mary Lohetta
Joseph A
Mary V. Pisher
St. Paul's Church
Mr. Oliver Cemetery
Mcgilley
Arles
Clare G. McGiltey
Aresus
Sacred Heart Church
Fourteenth Street
Park Road
al Iives
McLeansboro
Reynolds
Proaperty Avenue
DA M
William F. Reynolds
Einsheimer
Soeluck
Springhouse
Moses Sinsheimer
Lee's Chapel Sylvania Avenue
Dynamite laden car wreck shocks Danville area
A white man named Flannagan escaped death when his automobile carrying five cases of dynamite for blasting purposes was wide from a road by a passing car and skidded down an embankment. Flannagan suffered a broken arm and was hospitalized at Martinsville. The other driver fled the scene. Special to The Washington Post.
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Washington Post
Danville
Pieldvale
Henry County
Flannagan
Martinsville Hospital
Grenatsville
William Hinebaugh
Oakland
Puzzley Run Bridge
Russell E. M. Myers
Frederick
Miners’ Hospital
Frostburg
J. Auer Jayo
Ernest Swice- Zoot
Swicegood
Attorney General figures in epidemics draw fees above WV schedule
From Wheeling West Virginia July 20 Assistant Attorney General Howard Figg from other states enters West Virginia during epidemics and charges more than the state schedule allows the higher fee becomes effective August 1. Charles Wagener five years old died last night from concussion after diving from an old dam struck a rock saved from drowning by Henry Zelman fifteen.
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West Virginia
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Wagener
Henry Zelman
W. C. Wagener
Fairmont Boy Dies After Streetcar Ride Wounding Companion
Fairmont West Virginia July 20 A Bazel teamer aged years died last night in a streetcar en route to a hospital after a wreck near his home at Downs his companion DB A Virginia was badly hurt The report also notes outings for children at Tent City Great Falls and a Fairfax county fair grounds athletic meet among Alexandria Arlington and Fairfax counties.
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Cumberland, Md
Schell
Valdame
Allegheny Hospital
Jas
Washington Post
Fairmont
W. Va
Helpers of the Hills
Tent City
Great Falls
Amy D. Putnam
Chesterbrook M. ©. Church
South
Fairfax County Fair
Alexandria
Arlington
Fairfax Counties
Ralph Furlong
Emma Mitersbaugh
Charles Kutchelow
Christine MacIntosh
Baltimore sailor given five year term for bigamy
John F McNulty a Baltimore merchant marine captain and former naval lieutenant pleaded guilty to bigamy admitting he married Martha Ruth Finkler of Brooklyn in April 1919 while his wife Ruth Ennis McNulty and three children lived in Baltimore. He was sentenced in Sing Sing to a maximum of five years as Judge William H. J. Wadhams declared no extenuating circumstances.
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New York
John F. McNulty
Baltimore
Merchant Marine
Sing Sing
Frank J. Finkler
McNulty
William H. J. Wadhams
Clash Over Street Car Fares Tops Philadelphia News
In Philadelphia a board split over raising street car fares from 5 to 7 cents led to the resignations of the bankers' group on the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company board. The six to five vote defeated E. T. Stotesbury's plan while Thomas T. Mitten, the company president, favored keeping the current fare.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Bankers’ Group
E. T. Stotesbury
Thomas TF. Mitten
Mitten plan seeks 5 cent fare with no free transfers
Mayor Moore and two city representatives backed the Mitten plan to raise about 3 million dollars, while the Stotesbury proposal would yield around 9 million. The executive committee had already voted to defer the midyear dividend before resignations, and the measure awaits approval from the state public service commission.
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Mitten
Moore
Gity
State Public Service Commission
Stotesbury
Mount Rainier Deal Deferred
Mount Rainier Maryland July 20 The Washington suburban sanitary commission told Mount Rainier officials it will not assume control of the town water and sewerage systems now The council had offered the systems for 110000 The commission cited inability to obtain a satisfactory price for its bonds but said it hopes to renegotiate within a year. MecMechen West Virginia July 0 Mrs Henry Tappe 70 was killed after crawling under a railroad car on Ostio River road tracks A line of cars blocked her path and the yard engine started moving crushing her.
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Washington Post
Wayne
W. Wa
Uncle Amos
Adkins
Big Buffalo Creek
Cabell
Huntington
Wayne County
W. Va
Graduate Nurses’ Association of
West Virginia
Mount Rainier
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
MecMechen
Afenry Tappe
Ostio River
No-To-Bac Helps Quit Tobacco Habit Easily
Quit Tobacco No-To-Bac claims to curb smoking and chewing by placing a tablet in the mouth. The advertisement promises complete relief from tobacco cravings, improved well being, and a money back guarantee through druggists if no relief is found. It cites Cascarets owners as the product makers.
Referendum Planned in Mount Rainier on Road Law
Special to The Washington Toet Mount Rainier Md July 20 Arrangements completed for a July 26 special election on a proposed road and sidewalk law If approved the mayor and council will be authorized to issue bonds Election hours 9 a.m to 8 p.m at the town clerk's office Mount Rainier Md July 26 The men s Bible class of the Christian Church has acquired a motion picture machine a notable item for the state
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Washington Post
Rockville
Montgomery County
State Roads Commission
Lynchburg
Congress of the Christian Churches of Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Lynchburg College
Washington Toet
Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier, Md
The
Christian Church
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