Senator's Absences From Sessions Excusable
A report notes that certain senator absences during sessions were deemed excusable by the appropriate committee. The document references Witcox and cites executive orders as the basis for the ruling.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
8
A report notes that certain senator absences during sessions were deemed excusable by the appropriate committee. The document references Witcox and cites executive orders as the basis for the ruling.
Henry B. Wileaz of Rahkimore defends Senator Weller against absenteeism claims tied to the Fordney-McCumber tariff period. Col. Wilcox counters Hill's critique as unfair, noting Weller’s limited votes and a tacit mission from May to October 1922. Members in shastomt states urge focus on pressing legislation rather than public visibility.
Raterfles and gras hophily have been observed coming to rest on the water surface during hong transsevanic nights, indicating unusual aquatic behavior.
A series of informal dances at the Armory under Company I airs tonight starting at nine and ending at one. Music by Rikeret’s Orchestra attracts many local and out of town guests, with Salisbury residents among the expected attendees.
Fragmentary line notes pride in Shere and its people with a patriotic tone, indicating communal respect and national regard.
The Evening Times apologizes for missing comic and humor content and for late advertisements. It states the feature will be restored as space allows and thanks readers for patience.
An old Bath advertisement highlights hats and belts with pricing notes. It mentions items that wear well and suggests select hats for Knox, with prices and related accessories in a compact trade card style.
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