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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

8

Two Negroes Arrested After Crisfield Gun Duel

A gun battle in Crisfield left one man near death at McCready Memorial Hospital. Police later detained two other Black suspects, with loot valued in the thousands found in a shack linked to the case. The spree is tied to a string of Somerset County robberies targeting safes and stores.

McCready Memorial Hospital Crisfield Williams Davis Somerset County Here Lower Somerset

Cotton Waste Prohibited as Packing Waste for Imports

Africa announces a ban on cotton waste used as packing material for imports. The move aims to reduce waste and enforce cleaner trade practices across ports and customs procedures.

Africa

Death of Sherif J A Phillips at Hebron Rites Set

J A Phillips aged 79 a respected resident and sheriff of Wicomico county died at his home after a two year illness. He leaves wife Mary and two daughters Mrs Waters of Parksley and Mrs Wright of Hebron. Funeral set for tomorrow at M B Church Webren with Rev Hungerford assisted by two others. interment in Quantico.

Doeeph A. Phillips G.murray Phillips Sherif Wicomico County Mardela Phillip Hebron Almadi Phillips Welock M. PB Webren M. E. Hungerford Clough Seaford John A. Weeht Hurrechs Quantico Phete Hoe Sherat Philips Daugrhters LT Waters Parksley Wiliam T. Wright

Wall Street Advances Sharply Amid War-Era Trading Lift

Wall Street in New York shows a cautious uptick as trading resumes with narrow early moves. American Can leads gains near two points while tobacco and Merceau stocks show modest improvement amid favorable dividends and rising steel, gasoline, and oil prices.

New York

Christina Dance For Child Welfare In Whcamsoa County

A December 7 event at the First Armory will benefit Child Welfare work in Whcamsoa County. Junior Auxiliary Board members plan to raise the last $100 of the 1825 budget with out of town guests expected. Rob Jula orchestra from Baltimore will provide music and refreshments will be served. Yuletide decorations and lights will adorn the venue. The arrangements committee includes Chairman Mrs. Clarence W. Whealton and members Mrs. William J. Ernst Mrs. William H. Tilkhinan and Mrs. Lee W. Inshy.

Whcamsoa County Auxilary Board Rob Jula Baltimore Clarence W. Whealton William J. Ernst William Ff. Tilkhinan Lee W. Inshy

Death Notice of Mrs. Flaipherh Oliphant

Mrs. Flaipherh Oliphant widow of the late Thomas W. Oliphant died December 1 at age. Funeral service set for Thursday afternoon at 2 30 p m at G W Brown residence XNI Division St Extenden Interment Parsons Cemetery Survived by four sons Mary L Nichols Mrs GC to Mrs F Baily near Relief also Mrs Joseph Lecats Delmar Eleven grandchildren five great grandchildren, age details from the West Orewa steamer 00 miles west of Columbia River.

Flaipherh Oliphant Thomas W. Oliphant G. W. Brown XNI Division St Extenden Parsons Cemetery Eet Mary Ls Nichols F. Baily Joseph Lecats Acer Delmar Childen

Steamship in Distress Report From San Francisco

A. P. dispatch says the Federal Telegraph Company received a wireless message at 1 A.M. today. The text notes traffic accidents in Berlin rose in the second quarter to 2816, with 1027 in the first three months, reflecting ongoing safety concerns.

San Francisco Federal Telegraph Company Berlin Nest

Milk and Tea House Proprietor Dies in Heart Disease

London report notes about $10,000 in bonds and stock found among the effects of David, a milk and tea house proprietor who died of heart disease. He had lived as a hermit for several years.

London David

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