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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
4
A 1926 New York Times snippet parodies political rallies after women gained suffrage. The author notes judges whether women’s influence is visible, describing a ward meeting filled with feminine fashion, music, and polite decorum rather than combative or raucous rhetoric.
The article traces a decade long use of U S government barges and steamers on the inland river, noting gradual reductions due to budget cuts and changing methods. It discusses ongoing challenges and a cautiously optimistic view for the river fleet’s future amid policy shifts and maintenance questions.
The article reports that a Black challenger will defend his boxing crown against Walker in Chicago. It notes regional anticipation and references prior rounds and match context.
Rubber pool inspires market rally as commodity groups lift prices and trade notes highlight improved demand outlook and supply tightness for rubber futures. Analysts cite stronger Chinese import activity and speculator interest supporting near term gains.
The text argues that reports to Congress or the president are often dismissed or ignored, with some reports discarded and nonreports unnoticed. It critiques overlapping duties and notes officials use funds in wasteful ways, implying little current usefulness.
A jumble of late news briefs mentions France, Moldova, Nicaragua, and the United States. Names such as Erdman Qobon and Ciara neon appear with vague crime and political references. The garbled text references investigations, elections, a $150 0 holdup, and constitutional topics without clear context or coherent events.
Ambassador Manuel Telez outlines Mexico's view of Article 27 as the foundation of the republic in talks with NEA Service. He warns enforcement could threaten American property and petroleum interests, while Mexico seeks reciprocal rights for its nationals and resources.
A garbled report outlines a Wall Street fire event causing market distractions. It mentions New York, traders, and possible tabas linked to losses and gains, with unclear names and figures. The piece hints at inter est in Tree assets and a financial reaction amid the smoke, but specifics remain unreadable.
Princeton to revive boxing after twenty years with a renewed program. The effort centers on ported practices and new coaching staff as athletes prepare for upcoming intercollegiate bouts.
The article notes Theodore Roosevelt departing for a hunting expedition in Mexico. It references travel plans and activities related to his trip, with emphasis on the journey and surrounding context.
A fragmented report outlines a push by lawmakers to pursue radio related legislation. The text references parliamentary action and policy considerations affecting broadcasting, with unclear details on sponsors or deadlines.
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