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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1925

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Chapman Contests Right Of Trial For Murder In Conn

State’s Attorney H Mo Alcorn says Connecticut had full right to try Gerald Chapman for the murder of Policeman James Skelly and expects death sentence to be carried out. He cites full Justice Department cooperation and says transfer to Connecticut was purposeful. Frederick J. Groehl, Chapman's counsel, plans to seek status details in Washington and return for appeal talks.

Wartford Conn H Mo Alcorn Gerald Chapman James Skelly New Britain Connecticut Wer Alcott Washington Chapman Moght Atlanta Department of Justice Chapman J West Donovan Jsuage Frederick J . Groehl Grewal

Great Minds Plan Rubber War With Britain Over Rubber Rush

Edison Ford and Harvey Firestone plot to grow rubber in Florida to counter Britain’s crude rubber restriction act. They warn high costs to American car owners as crude rubber prices rise and production remains tight. The trio aims to build large plantations in Florida to save billions yearly.

Thomas A. Edison Firestone Florida Harvey Firesten Edizon Palm Treen Meary Ford Algon Great Britain Henry Ford Harvey Firestone Thomas Aldpon America Ford Edison

Unknown Girl Found Dead In Mountain Near Gordon Pa

A teenage girl body was found in the mountains near Gordon Pennsylvania. Police believe a slayer disposed of the body after a distant attack and attempted arson. The victim, about 16 to 18, showed signs of a struggle and most clothing was burned leaving a few rings as clues. A coroner said the death occurred several days earlier and authorities issued a request for information about missing girls.

Gordon Reat Roth

Oefinger Faces Death Penalty After Trial

Reading man pays penalty after 20 000 sign petition for life imprisonment. Scott vs Bell case details unfold with a Philadelphia merchant involved in a heist and a gunpoint incident. The inmate was sentenced to death as the clock ran out and the judge pronounced the verdict.

Scott Vs Bell F. Ntt Philote Grant Adan Aden

Merger Meat Packers Opposed By Jardine

Merger plans by Jardine faced opposition from rival meat packers as details of the deal circulated. The fragmented text references legal or industry objections and potential impacts on competition amid corporate negotiations.

Jardine

Sheets Sweetheart Case Narrows Police Death Mystery

Police search for Miss Beattie Abenne following a fatal shooting reported yesterday. A friend of two and a half years led investigators to the scene at a reserve quarter where the body was found with a gunshot wound, as detectives pursue the motive.

Tragedy at Rural Line as Train Crash Leaves Eight Dead

A collision on a rural railway left eight passengers dead and eight more injured. Reports say several jumped to safety as the train wrecked near Hornell, with victims and survivors taken from the derailed cars.

Tornado Sweeps Miami Area Wrecks Homes Kills Three

A series of tornadoes ripped through Miami area and Cuba, killing three people and injuring 23. The White Belt Dairy near Miami suffered major damage and six buildings collapsed, while homes in Elizabeth Park and Biscayne Park were demolished or roofed. Four small dwellings and several structures were destroyed as the storm moved toward the Atlantic. Cuban towns like Antilla reported damaged warehouses but no loss of life.

Miami Fla Everglades Atlantic White Belt Dairy Sirs Mathilda Schultz Westwood Inn Littleover John Wo Simpann Sullanan Elizabeth Park Little Rover Biscayne Park Havana Antilla Owente Jackinson Vara

Parrot in Shop Says It Is Time For Closing

A seven year old parrot in a London shop dutifully squawks Time please when closing time arrives. The bird's humorous routine amuses customers as the shop winds down for the day.

London

Great Highway System To Link Argentina Capitals

A plan to build a vast highway network will soon begin linking Buenos Aires with Argentina's state capitals. Officials say the system aims to improve intercity travel and economic development across the nation.

Apri Buenos Aires Argentina

Parading Doukhobors Face School Controversy in B C

In British Columbia on April 6 about 2 500 Doukhobors discussed a new nude parade protest after authorities demanded a child attend school. A spokesman warned property seizure for fines would be matched by stripping garments. Leaders blamed educated people for Doukhobor leader Peter Veregin’s death when a bomb exploded on a Canadian train last October.

Neion B.C Peter Veregin

Youthful Autoist Terror In Becton

James Sheehan a 16 year old automobile thief taunts Boston motorcycle police by racing through Charlestown in three cars The crowd cheers as the "Charlestown whirlwind" tours the district His reckless riding ends when a stolen truck is nabbed by police and its occupants jailed The youth is linked to twenty stolen vehicles in ongoing clashes with authorities

Boston James Sheehan Charlestown Sullivan Square Sheehan

Anthropologist notes on brows and intelligence

Washington expert Dr Ales Hrdlcka from the National Museum argues that low brows do not indicate lower intelligence than neighbors with high brows. The remark appears in a 1930s style discourse on physical traits and intellect.

Washington Ales Hrdicka The National Museum

Convicted bribe plot figures in Niagara and New York heist

Sentences issued in multiple U S districts detail Pasquale Curione’s three year term in Atlanta federal prison and $6000 fine for attempted bribery of customs agents. Separate reports describe a diamond robbery near Times Square and a complex bribery case involving Piggly Wiggly store ties.

Hullato A. P Pasquale Wrvene Patsyrenia Niagara Talls Atlanta Federal Penitentiary J Mases Tedey Curione Orville Preneter Niagara Eas B New York Jacob Bow Mamend Thrtecen

Removal of Attack Case Refused in Worcester Court

In Stowhill Maryland April 16 special to The Evening Times the Worcester County Court denied removal of the attack case against Everett Bevans father and chauffeur Warner Brittingham. The two Bevans brothers 18 and 32 face indictments for assault and intent to kill Deputy Sheriff Davis and Chief Officer Purnell with jurors to be tried in Worcester. The petition to remove to Dorchester was granted on one indictment, while the others proceed locally. Wards involved may testify. De Vin released from hospital and Purnell returned home.

Evening Times Stowhill Andrew Luther Bevans Cal Lews Worcester County Edmund Johnson Dorchester County W W. Davis William I Purnell Arsor Everett Bevans Luther Warner Brittingham Baltimore City de Vin Purnell Snow Hill

Americans Fail To Colonize Bolivia

Former Representative William H Murray planned to settle American farmers in Bolivia. On the Voltaire trip to the Bolivian coast, Murray and two Oklahomans bought land for ten cents an acre, found it jungle and rocky, and faced sickness and hardship. Frederick H. Stimson aboard said he would report to Secretary Kellogg.

New York William H Gallentine Murray Pittner Malana United States Homa Frederickh J Stimson Argentina Kellogg

Unwashed Windows and Beliefs on Fares in April

A fragmented excerpt discusses fares andApril timing, suggesting a mistaken belief about casting may cause delays. It references Engivt gia and centaur as readable names amid unclear phrases, indicating a period-style civic notice or column with uncertain details.

Fragmented OCR News Item About Wages And Labor

An unclear OCR fragment mentions wages and labor issues with references to a tower and a der der term. The legible phrases hint at economic discussion, but specifics and context are missing.

Ae der Agere

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