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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1924

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Death in Woods: Two Men Hanged for Killing Coast Artillery Officer

Immersed in a Columbia South Carolina death chamber, Mortimer F. King of Canton North Carolina and Frank ly of Union County South Carolina admit kidnapping and murder of Coast Artillery officer Samuel H. McLeary. McLeary’s body was found in the woods after he gave them a ride. Both men recount their plot to rob a tourist and kill the officer. King prays for forgiveness as he is executed.

Associated Press Columbia Dee Mortimer F. King Canton N C Union County South Car O'Elesh Samuel H. McLeary Columbia Highway Beth Herreli Sealias Pak

Be AFwifes Recognize Beef Cuts? Consumer Survey Finds Gaps

Washington dispatch reports that beef is preferred by about 60 percent of households but most housewives recognize only a few cuts. A Department of Agriculture survey in 15 cities shows poor families favor beef for value while wealthier households favor lamb.

Washington Department of Agriculture Ee Department Ted

Dean Acker’s Tale Of Loss In Paria Cataclysm Return

Former atfeBuddy Valentines figure Dean Acker returns to America with a story of surviving a cataclysm in Paria. He recounts displacement and peril amid the catastrophe, detailing his perilous journey back home and the ordeal endured during the event.

Dean Acker Atfe Buddy Valentines Hetk Filems America Paria

Woman Perishes In Rate Crash Blaze

In a high speed crash on Mt Holly pike a motorcar hit a bridge parapet causing a fire. Mrs Mary Schulea 35 died from injuries while her husband Mr Schultz was stranded and injured. Richard Woodington 28 a Mt Holly machinist was seriously hurt. Police say alcohol may have contributed as the party returned from Wonderburg.

Steenh Cook Mr. Holly Mary Schulea Richard Weedington Mt. Holly Mt. Oe Pike Hainesno Richard Wendington Holly Schultz Woodington Marrow Bridge Mt Holly Wondbur Pultee

British Cabinet Ministers Guarded by Police Abroad

A fragmentary report describes British cabinet ministers and other state officials escorted by guards during a trip abroad to counter Egyptian sympathizers. The piece hints at planning and security measures tied to alleged threats and a counter campaign involving U.S. allies and cabinet personnel.

Landen Cabiinet Vesterdar

Religious Life Focus at Federal Council Meeting

Delegates at the Federal Council of Churches assembly in Atama Georgia report progress in reducing lynching through broader religious work. Up to November 1 there were 13 lynchings this year, a 50 percent drop from 1963, with prior higher counts in 1922. Leaders stressed racial peace hinges on attitudes and practical outreach to ease fear and prejudice.

Atama Ge. Dee America Federal Council of Churches Aia Fredervnck F Reese Georgia W A Newell Winton-Salem N. C Secial Service Methodist Episcopal Church South Mission Ouron Witeon Board of National Missions The Presbyterian Church U 8. A

Prohibition Agents Report Large Yearly Arrests

Federal prohibition forces made 64 161 arrests for National Prohibition Law violations in the last fiscal year. Haynes told the Internal Revenue Service commissioner that 44 00 arrests and seizures included 2 779 automobiles and 111 boats used to transport liquor. New York and Pennsylvania agents placed under new breweries and related properties.

Washington Haynes Commissioner of Internal Revenue New York Pennnsylvania Breweris

Davises Leave Paris for Trip to Algiers

Dispatch reports Davises leaving Paris for a journey to Algiers. The party planned to travel to Neath this week and then onward with plans tied to January activities.

Davises Paris Algiers

American Envoy in Belgrade Shot by Woman

Vice Consul Henry Dayton was shot in Belgrade during a interview with a young woman identified as a Serb. He fired three shots, wounded Dayton in the neck, then died by suicide with a pistol as authorities report. The incident has caused a diplomatic stir and stirred city-wide concern.

Belgrade Jug Slavia, Inc Henry Dayton Dayton

Missing Jewelry Heist Ties Up National Company

A garbled report cites a missing jeweler and a $600,000 theft from the National Jewelry Company. The text mentions New York and alleged suspects but is unreadable for precise names or dates.

Natenal Jewelry Company Stolew Mitten Waten New York Fred Pete

Winter Storm Hits Southwest Then Moves Northeast

A northern and eastern shift of a western winter storm brings heavy snow and frigid conditions to the central states. Texas reports early season snow, with 8 inches or more across Oklahoma Kansas Iowa Colorado Nebraska and into the Dakotas Minnesota. Telegraph lines and rail services suffer widespread disruption, with damage estimated over 1,000,000 dollars and no deaths reported. Weather Bureaus note benefits for winter wheat as moisture enters unfrozen ground, while Sioux City and nearby areas report up to ten inches of snow in 24 hours and ongoing travel delays.

Chicago sReow Dleet Texas Oklahoma Kennas Iowa Colorado Nebraska South Dakota Minnessota Ransa Sioux City Iova Sioux Falls Lougth Dakota Roeds Ani Walnenburg

Postmaster Shot After Appointment

James Readman, 26, postmaster at Krecar, was shot while hunting when Lloyd Knupp, 32, was arrested after being found hiding with a rifle in his possession. State Police said both men were near the scene, with the shooter believed to be another hunter.

Greensburg Palite Oset James Roadman Krecaran Lloyd Knupp Readman Et Tire Anther Hunter Pabice Knupp

Chaplin Bride Meets California Schooling Rules

Mrs Chaplin the 16 year old bride of Charles Chaplin has complied with California schooling rules, according to Raymond Dunlop director of the state education department. A report by tutor Margaret Peterson confirms she followed a 20 hour per week study schedule up to November 17.

Las Angelca O. Charles Chaplin California Raymond Dunlop Compu Education Department Lualing Mian Margaret Peterson

Unsartered Senate and House meet at Norris piano

Washington Today reports both chambers convene as the Senate and House gather for a session. The Interim Department Appropriation bill was presented to the House for consideration amid routine proceedings.

Senate House Norris

Hanged for Fatal Shooting of Fiancée Beatrice Fay

Frederick William McGaughe was hanged early today for the murder of his fiancée Beatrice Fay last May during a dispute about their marriage plans. The couple discussed engagement when the fatal shot was fired in Lindsay.

Five children seized by man near Rattaslie School

AP report details a chaotic scene where five girls aged eight to ten were abducted by a man during the morning ride near Dee Street. Investigators describe a mass confusion with several bystanders and emergency responders at the scene.

Coxford St. Dee Wien

Arraignment Delays in Virginia Fair Shooting Case

Accomack County jurors hear testimony on the Tasley Fair shooting that left Ralph Roach dead. Westcott and Schultz face first degree murder charges after an August incident. witnesses describe the chaotic attack and the fatal blast near the fairgrounds gate.

Accomac Tee Frank West Greater Tasley Fair Accemac County Jhat Bo Westcott West Laghe Bexton Weat Commonwealth Jeff Walters Ale Nehalts Virginia Virginia Lawa John Roach Ralph Tom Schulta Acomar Ralph Roach Waterortall Bern Iin Italy Teria

German Butcher On Trial For 27 Death

A German butcher faced trial over a mass killing linked to 27 deaths. Prosecutors argued the suspect arranged and carried out the slayings, claiming evidence places him at key crime scenes. Defense contended unreliable witnesses and lack of direct proof. Local authorities urged justice.

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