Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1926-01-29
Maryland
State NeUs

ehte On FeUfhufy A.
Baltimore. Holding that the Pen
itentisfY is complete unit as It
stands. the State Board OF Welfare
has gone on record as opposed to
further extension of penal buildings
there
BALTIMORE Maryland was the first
In the seizure Of mash and third in
the seizure 6f whisky in reperts Of dry
agents 70 the commissioner Of in.
ternal revenue. 'fhe figures are for
the fseal year ending June 20, 1926.
Baltimore -The City serviee Com.
mission at a pending meeting expects
to consider a policy With regard to
the rule Of the Fire Board which bars
non-registered voters from positions
as iremen
Frederick-Fifty ministers and lay
men Of the Reformed Church in Fred
eriek and Carroll counties met here
at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to
plan the local end OF $1,000, 1000
campaign for ministerial relief
Annapolis Maryland Daughters Of
the Revolution are cooperating with
those of other States in planting
memorial garden at the places where
Washington crossed the Delaware to
Trenton.
Annapolis. Back from conference
OF several days with, Gov 2. Lee
Trinkle. OF Virginia. and W. Mcdonald
Lee. Conservation Commissioner in
that State. Swepson Earle. Mary
land Conservation Commissioner, an
nounced legislation IL TO be put
through in behalf OF the trade.
Annapolis.-State Game Warden f,
Lee LeCompte wrote a letter to Gov.
Albert c. Richie asking him to call
q conference within ten days to con-
slider means OF increasing the play
sfound facilities OF parks in the Stat.
and to discuss other questions per
tanning to public parks.
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annual banquet Of the Baltimore chap
ter, American Institute Of Banking, to
be held February f5. at the Alcazar
John p. Baer will be toastmaster.
Walter N. wnhide, Of the Citizens Ma
ti6nsl Bank. is chairman Of the ban.
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Washington. = Representative Mil
lard A. Tydings announced appoint
ment of the following candidates for