05 Apr 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1924
Page
1
Health officers in Salisbury warn garbage and refuse dumping threaten city health and malaria control. Officials say unsystematic disposal, consented dumping by property owners, and improper sanitation heighten risk. officials may force cleanups if cooperation fails.
Senate Finance promises to send the revenue bill to the full Senate by early next week. The committee trimmed many tax reductions from the House measure and adjourned for the weekend, leaving an annual shortfall near 46 million despite expected revenue gains.
Berlin reports mixed views on a presidential decree taxing emigrants and banning travel for many, aimed at curbing ostentatious wealth abroad. Critics say it comes late or is not drastic enough, while observers note the measure targets the wealthy and affects middle class travelers.
Former Ambassador to Spain died at home in New York on a Saturday night after suffering a crash in Washington. The report notes his lengthy service from 1913 to 1930 and honors his career in diplomacy.
Cambridge oarsmen won the annual Rigatte race after a tense finish with Oxford fading in the third mile. Cambridge chose the southern side, surprising many as it offered wind protection, while Oxford suffered early wind exposure before the final stretch. The crews started at 2:22 PM.
In New York on April 5, 25 year old Po- Mra. Caste Grom was acquitted of murder of her husband. Jury deliberated as rival groups clashed, with a prayer service in a separate room while the outcome rested on the verdict.
State Police halted two trucks in Bordentown as they headed toward Trenton. A third was captured after a pursuit toward the river shore. Two more were recovered while a fifth went missing with the driver and river. Drivers refused to reveal liquor origin or destination. Names listed: Frederick Wdsiphia, Elmer Atatleine Zia, Arthur Thane, Andrew Nowak.
Belgian officials in Paris welcomed the Dawes reparations plan noting it aligns with Belgian interests. They argued the plan relies on German industry output and would generate revenues for Allies while limiting German recoveries and future profits.
A report from Prague details a fatal incident involving a worker whose body was found after a prolonged period submerged in a hole. Authorities say an emergency response and investigation followed, with no further details available on the circumstances.
A report from Norfolk on April 5 outlines efforts to locate the Heatzen, a rare reptilian bird, described by scientists. The fragment notes debate among ornithologists about its lineage and evolutionary development and mentions authorities examining its existence.
Syracuse investigators track a hotel maid calling herself Miss Thomas amid clues tied to Eleanor Aylesworth missing since February 3. The woman refuses to reveal her parents or aunt, and questions persist about her identity and connection to the case.
Warshaw April 5 Polish troops moved to quell labor unrest linked to wage cuts and the 44 hour week. Violence erupted in mining areas of Silesia and at Danabrew where a clash left two dead and eight wounded, including nineteen police. Government dispatched troops to restore order.
Princeton's rowing team defeated Yale and the Navy at Lake Carnegie in 1981. The Tigers captured the prize race with a dominant shell performance and continued a storied season following last year’s win.
Indianapolis April 5 The McCray gubernatorial embezzlement trial moves toward closing as prosecutors prepare to finish presenting the state's case after more than 20 bankers testified about the extent of the indebtedness to the State Board of Agriculture.
Reports from Hong Kong say pirates boarded the Portuguese vessel Kelsal fens Kagheng on the West River, killing three guards and wounding Captain Assi. Other dispatches note political and legal actions in Washington and Pittsburgh, with multiple unrelated items from April reports.
The Maryland Annual Conference elected 14 clerical and 13 lay delegates to the General Conference to meet in Tiffin Ohio next month. A final ballot selecting remaining delegates proceeded, with names announced and a report laid on the table for approval.
The Society of American Makers will abandon its six year old manual costume wear fundraiser for artists due to disturbances at last Friday’s event. Yale and Princeton students were arrested in connection with clashes and property damage during the ball, with bail set at 600 dollars each.
A worn, partial item notes planning or weather for the coming week in Betingtzen. The readable text hints at a work engine or engine-related activity, with no clear names, dates, or agencies fully legible. Further context would clarify the exact forecast or schedule.
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