Campaign totals boost Salisbury baseball fund drive
The Salisbury Baseball Club in the Eastern Shore League reports 1428 raised toward a 5000 budget. Concessions at the ballpark on Thursday April 21 will fund the effort. Virgil Bailey named housing coordinator and Water RB Pisharoun is club treasurer as renewed support reduces need for further contributions.
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Pisharoun
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Joseph Seidel
A. H. Holloway
W. J. Nock
Fulton
Gorden Deg. Starn
Charles Uliman
W. Arthur Kennerly
Howard Wara
Samuel Adkins
Shie de Fred Story
Wl Downing, Jr
Gordy Page Co
Sarbane
France United States Italy and Japan prepare protest note over Nanjing incident
Paris April a. Ministers of France with the United States Italy and Japan have been instructed by their governments to sound a note of protest to the Peking government over the mistreatment of nationals. The action aims to keep penalties non specific while outlining general lines of foreign affairs. The note will be a coordinated step but not guarantee joint punitive action. Ministers in Peking may decide the form of protest and its delivery to Cantonee at the southern China government.
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France
Citeat Hrituga
United States
Italy
Japan
Frensa Forsten
Peking
Nanking
China
Voters in Washington Debate Immediate Independence for Islands
April plebiscite proposal moves through the legislature seeking a direct vote on independence for the Is lands. Opposition voices argue constitutional constraints while supporters push for a clear expression of regional self governance amid broader debates on autonomy.
Man Kills Stepmother and Wounds Sister Before Suicide
Freenment O and Charles Brandell, US, shot Audrey J Smith, 45, and wounded Dorothy Brandell, 16, after objecting to company. Brandell then shot himself as the mother tried to intervene. The incident followed an argument about two young men driving the sisters home.
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Freenment
April
Chas. Brandell
Athletics Win City Title From Porllies
Philadelphia April report says the Athletics clinched the city title by defeating the Phillies 2 to 1, securing the league championship three games to one. Connie Mack promoted Eddie Jahns to bolster the batting lineup, a bold shift as the veteran tries to spark the offense amid strong support and optimism.
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Athletics Almady
S Tillbin
Phillies
Otis
Munivngat Tithees
Stronsfer
Mack
Former Peliceman Held in Virginia Frazier Kidnapping
Police say two suspects and two others confessed to abducting Virginia Frazier, two year old daughter of City Commissioner Feed B. Frazier, from her crib on March 7, and holding her for a ransom paid by her father. Deputies found $1050 in the suspects’ home, close to the amount paid. A former policeman and a woman deny any connection to the crime as police plan to charge Lewis and Arthur Willis with abduction.
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Tonpols
Kidnsapine
Virginia Frazier
Feed B. Frazier
Lewis
Arthur Willis
Charles Taylor
Frazer
Frant
Baskett
Annie Thomason
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson May Part Los Angeles
Mrs Minnie Keane Kennedy says Aimee Semple McPherson may part from Los Angeles and could leave permanently. McPherson recently moved from the Kennedy Kennedy home to the Nat Goodwin residence in Santa Monica with two children and private secretaries Emma Schaffer Mae Waldron and Lois Ayres. Mrs Kennedy says the move is a sacrifice for her people and a temple project in New York may lure her.
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Los Angeles
Minnie Keane iv
Aimee Sempe McPherson
Argeelus
Mae Waldron
Lois Ayres
Prospective return to quartering of apple pies discussed
The Agriculture Department reports a push toward quartering apple pies with spot delivery at a nickel per quarter to consumers. Growers shippers and dealers hope the season ends absence of apples, noting excessive supply for most of the year and many apples may not reach customers.
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Government Bureau of Agriculture Econom
Ambassadors and leaders sail for the United States
April reports list Tehys and MacVeagh sailing toward the United States aboard the Empress aneda while other figures travel for official duties, with mentions of a labor leader premier and a naval force commander dispatch. Missing persons and fire incidents interrupt daily news from multiple regions.
Box of gold turns to glitter in costly ruse
Nathan Lewis, a tailor, withdrew $1,080 and bought a share of a so called gold box after meeting three strangers. The box yielded only a few fake coins and a false claim of $4,000 value, prompting Lewis to call police.
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Washington
Apel Vs
Nathan Lewis
Lewis
Beak
Himsef
Snipers Shell Northern District Patrol. Marines Wounded
Japanese patrollers exchange fire with snipers on municipal roads in the northern district. One Marine is seriously wounded as reinforcements from British and Japanese troops cause the snipers to withdraw. Later gunfire erupts in a nearby street. Canton nationalist forces order civilians off streets with arms. Several armed agitators at the west gate are shot by Cantonese troops after refusing to surrender weapons.
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Shota
Sniong
Generalissionn
Broadway Club Legislation Bars Nudity in New York Nightlife
New York authorities enforce a Broadway stage dress code after Governor Smith signs the Walex Pal- Jock bill. Night club shows must wear clothing. venues judged in violation face a year of licensing penalties. The district attorney says producers should cut obscene content and keep the stage clean.
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New York
Agney Raaten
Smith
Cparts
Church Urges Prohibition Drive to Enforce Law
The Anti-Saloon League of America calls on churches to lead a global prohibition effort citing the Volstead Act and Eighteenth Amendment. The statement, signed by church leaders including Bishop from Detroit and Wayne Wheeler, argues the church must mobilize to end liquor traffic and headline the motion with church funding and missionary scope.
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Ohio
Ehapch
AM Saloon League of America
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Methodist Church
Detroit
Neo
Christian Church
Senator Hagner Receives Testimonial in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland on April, Friends of State Senator A. R. Hagner of Washington County honored him with a geld watch and chain. J Frank Ridesour chaired the Republican State Central Committee meeting as Rev. Dr. William S. Hess delivered a speech. The senator responded with remarks critiquing administration measures.
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Washington County
Majerly Frout
State Senate
Annapolis
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Homer
Betel Hamilten
Heeeretown
Geld Wetrk and Chain
J. Frank Ridesour
Cantral
Unclear OCR Summary of United States Track Team at Amsterdam Games
Fragmentary report notes 100 athletes to the Livze Ot papece ot Am sterdast. Halland. mentions selection by committee and a prize fund around $780,905. Details are garbled and identities are unreadable.
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New York
Apo
Halland
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Mse Simm
Tiee
Doctor Guilty of Practicing Medicine Without License
The article reports a doctor found guilty of practicing medicine without a license. He was fined $173 on one charge and paroled on another after trial. A detective testified about the doctor's questionable diagnostic method and interviews with patients who praised him despite lack of licensure.
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Locutensat
Joseph Tenet
Yerner
Afteen
Werner
Strassbourg University
United States
Chicago Journal reports Joyce Manley aids Carroll pardon bid
The Chicago Journal says Joyce Manley known as the bathtub girl plans to help Earl Carroll by seeking a presidential pardon. She allegedly met Federal Judge Jil dard in New York and discussed perjury in Carrolls trial while signaling intent to expose the case to salvage his sentence.
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Chicago Journal
Joyce Manley
New York
Groner
Sargent
Coolidge
Earl Carroll
Jildard
Carroll
Carrell
Joyce
Therexa Thesgelas
Anton Image
Mr. Carrell
Jegus Pudleman
Ie Fami Tre Jett Mal
Cari
Glenn
Construction Start Set for Vienna Power Plant
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric announces actual construction on the Vienna Maryland power plant will begin within six weeks. Maryland Public Service Commission has granted permission. plans and machinery orders are in place. The plant will serve sixty three towns and provide future peninsula development. Contract awarded to Del-Ma-Va Power Company. Completion expected in ten to twelve months. The company has pursued a Virginia charter to extend service on the Eastern Shore.
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Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Vienna
Maryland Public Service Commission
Nanticoke
Imade
Del-Ma-Va Power Company
Eastern Shore Gasami Electric Company
Virginia
Naval memorial plan faces funding and approval hurdles
The Fine Arts Commission told the Naval and Memorial Association it would not approve the monument under present financing. It cites donor name inscriptions as unwarranted by law and notes the project lacks required plan approval. About 200000 of 500000 goal has been raised from 25 000 adults and 2 000 children. Admiral Fiske denied plans to inscribe donors on the memorial, proposing tablets within the structure.
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New York
Fine Arts Commission
Washington
Naval and Memorial Association
Naval and Marine Monument
New York Herald Tribune
Bradley H. Fiske
Fidhe
Man kills doctor for sow death sentenced to die
News from New York reports a man who killed a doctor over the death of a sow is sentenced to die by electric chair. The case links a 23 year old to the poisoning and ensuing courtroom verdict, with details of the crime and legal proceedings.
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