05 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1927
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Sargent favors Salisbury area figure for a circuit court of appeals vacancy in the fourth district with Baltimore as its base. Amos Woodwork named as the probable U S district judge amid broader White House deliberations for Western New York Maryland and Eastern Shore vacancies. The lifetime post pays a substantial salary.
Detroit reports Ford Motor Company to reduce public access to its business, with a plan to shutter certain dealer operations. General manager statements indicate a move to reframe distribution, citing growth and a need to cut public exposure. A committee will draft final arrangements with dealers and the Michigan Association reportedly backing the move.
Pars reports King Ferdinand of Romania is near death after a long illness. The Paris bureau cites a tense bedside vigil in Bucharest and uncertain prognosis amid conflicting cables from official sources.
Disjointed AP ledgers report April 5 on broadcasting limits in Washington and a classified note of looting in Shantung and coastal areas near To Taw Hui. Trains moving Marines near Quantien prepped for potential China operations. U S Great Britain and Japan discuss naval limits with Framrehan's absence noted. An American fire at the Abe Bronze Ponies facility causes injuries. Reports from London mention Far East regattation talks and U S instructions to a Mehing minister.
A husband killed his partner with a hammer in a New York City apartment amid disputes over money. Investigators say the slayer discovered funds and a will leaving substantial sums to the victim, including a life insurance policy with a beneficiary.
Members of the crew of the United States liner Leviathan reported to New York authorities about a recent incident at the shipyard. The controversy involved officials and passengers with statements from President Vireo and other figures, while the ship remained anchored near the Leviathan yard.
A court case recounts the execution of seven Mexican suspects in connection with the murder of an American engineer. The article notes confessions allegedly made by the accused and details of the pursuit and capture by authorities.
A heated discussion centers on whether the Catholic and wet status of a candidate bars his presidency. Senator Glass argues prohibition is a national issue, not party driven, and warns changes would invite states to decide. He urges reformists to focus on votes to achieve legislation while noting party lines should not dictate the wet or dry stance.
Fragmentary text notes an eight million dollar allocation for veterans loans. The passage references veterans, Marines, and wartime stimulus context, with unclear surrounding details and stray phrases.
The Senate passes a comprehensive auto law bill after lengthy debate Tighter weight limits for trucks new vehicle access rules and tax provisions are approved The measure shifts regulatory authority to the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles and requires highway safety adjustments amid opposition from several parties.
Danish spiritualists attract crowds to a renowned city as reports of miraculous cures spread. A healer known as Brother Jofianors is linked to claims of sight restoration and cures for cripples, while authorities move to restrict secret meetings and seek church approval for activities.
The Snyder-Gray trial was postponed for one week, with details vague due to garbled text. The report mentions court observers and attorneys including references to Felwarnd and Brous but lacks clear dates or locations.
Japanese papers urge peace with China as protests and warnings ripple from Hankow. Officials expect limited actions. foreign office notes warning protests and possible incidents while governments seek to avoid further conflict.
A chaotic wreck or storm at sea left one man drowned and eleven escaped. The incident involved a Canadian vessel near Ca'tuish, with crews battling heavy seas and strong winds. Survivors described a near fatal situation as the vessel broke up in the Nothern waters amid the Sha storm, with rescue efforts ongoing.
A jumbled report details a death at the Reeve boat area near the docks with police involvement. Investigators note a large crew, halted operations, and a transfer of evidence as authorities pursue the case at the scene.
Chicago polling sites faced violence as a gang leader linked to Vincent Schemer Porucci sparked clashes before the mayoral vote. A West Lake Street station was shot at injuring a bystander. a detective shot and killed a suspect described as a gang member after a confrontation near the Caminas Courts Building.
Fragmented market brief reports mixed results with numbers such as 805 RT score 48 86 and references to Ketra first op and 23 firsts in unnamed events. Other articles unreadable.
John Seymour of Pua Oaks Dairy was summoned to testify as he faces three counts for selling a butter substitute without proper labeling. State officials and health officers report the product, labeled as oleomargarine, was sold on the Eastern Shore to Peninsula General Hospital, hotels, and restaurants. Defended by Roland Merchant, Seymour could face fines up to 300 dollars and potential jail if convicted.
The National Amateur Swimming Championships open with top endurance and sprint stars ready to challenge world records. Chicago sprinter John Wostmulies and Walter Laufer of Cincinnati lead men’s events while divers Justin, Mary of New York and Ethel Lac provide exhibitions. Wayne Beals and 235 entrants train, and Captain Paul Samson spearheads Bethesda’s Eas Ten squad for Weismuller's title chase.
April 5. Marshail Dourlas an advertising man was battered at the Canada Hotel. Hubert Moore and Angus Nishotsoe, both advertising men of Varecayer, were detained. Ten hours later they left. A bed injury led investigators to suspect a violent dispute.
A courtroom skirmish surrounds theater cast members as they face charges amid confusing testimony. The defense challenges statements while prosecutors seek clarity on the alleged incident. regional officials weigh whether to proceed with formal actions.
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