2 WAYS TO SAVE ZONING FOR CITY ARE CONSIDERED; Perlman May Seek Re-argument Of Second Case Lost ORDINANCE VOIDED BY APPELLATE COURT Another Bill Possible--Enabling Act Or Amendment Suggested 2 Ways To Save Zoning For City Now Are Under Consideration Perlman May Seek Reargument Of Second Case Lost By Decision Of Court Of Appeals--Another Bill Possible
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Dec 11, 1925. p. 28 (2 pages)

ZONING LAW UPHELD BY JUDGE ELI FRANK; Mrs. Mary G. Tighe's Second Petition For Writ Of Mandamus Dismissed DEMURRER OVERRULED New Ordinance, It Is Said, Will Be Passed On By Court Of Appeals
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Jan 5, 1926. p. 26 (1 page)

SECOND ZONING LAW RULING QUESTIONED; Perlman Calls It Inconsistent With Previous Views Of Appeals Court POLICE POWER IS ISSUE City Solicitor Criticizes Decision In Motion For Reargument Of Stable Case
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Jan 8, 1926. p. 3 (1 page)

NEW ZONING TEST SET FOR WEDNESDAY; Court Of Appeals To Take Up Second Suit Of Mrs. Mary G.Tighe STABLE PERMIT DENIED Refused After First Trial Of Case Resulted In Invalidating Of City Ordinance
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Feb 6, 1926. p. 3 (1 page)

TO CONFER TODAY ON ZONING POLICY; Mayor, City Solicitor And C. M. Marshall May Take Definite Action DUFFY RULING DISCUSSED Jackson Thinks Executive Ordinance Still Is Operative
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Mar 26, 1926. p. 4 (1 page)

ZONING CRISIS SAFELY PASSED IN CITY, IS VIEW; Brilliant Outlook For Permanence Exists, Says Wirt A. Duvall THINKS PRINCIPLE WILL BE CONTINUED Asserts Court Ruling Paves Way For More Effective Laws
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Apr 9, 1926. p. 30 (2 pages)