07 Dec 1925
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
1
President Coolidge addressed the seventh annual American Farm Bureau convention urging government aid to cooperative marketing while opposing tariff tinkering and government buying of farm products. He warned against government meddling in farming and called for credit and policy reforms to aid rural prosperity.
Fragmented OCR details a council seeking value in cancer research led by Dr WLR Gye and J B Barner. It mentions a new laboratory setup at Milings Marddieses and references Pere Geko and Ste Rkerard amid tense terms and legal stakes. The text is garbled but centers on a push for breakthrough treatments and associated opposition.
A 1924 state budget overview shows per capita state government costs at $5.19 with a large rise in revenue from state and special taxes. The report details expenditures across departments including education and commerce, noting increased maintenance, pensions, and wartime era allocations. It cites total revenue and per capita costs, with figures reflecting Maryland’s fiscal posture for the period.
The passage highlights Red Grange’s transition from college star to professional football with the Chicago Bears and his earnings from gate receipts and merchandise. Manager Cr Pye notes Grange’s share in gate receipts and a total merchandising return near $8,000, boosting career earnings to about $500,000 since joining professional football.
A chaotic report describes ships unloading at Cape May as a gang network is accused of large scale operations along the Atlantic seaboard. Grand juries convene as investigators label the syndicate responsible for millions in annual activity and a vessel tied to a major case is scrutinized.
Neighbors said Kip Rhinelander asked to see his wife and caused a scene as a stranger confronted Mrs Rhinelander at her home. The dispute centers on a separation suit and a painterly claim about race and legitimacy.
The Republican leader Th i proposes a repeal resolution to strike down national prohibition and shift decisions to state conventions or ballots. Supporters argue for a clear vote on the issue while opponents want to keep federal enforcement under the Volstead Act.
An unreadable OCR passage mentions individuals, places, and incidents with fragmented phrases. It includes names like Gorge DiNeeres and Uilivarreg, and hints at arrests, deposits, and a war reference, but lacks coherent context or complete details.
Journal story recounts a robbery at a New York establishment by a group of four masked companions led by a bandit, taking cash and jewelry. The perpetrators fled toward Manhattan in a rental car as police pursued. The scene included tense moments with patrons and staff, and rumors circulated about recovered items.
An oblique report notes Wurian forces in retreat amid shifting positions. The article cites movement near Mar-eal and Tyreurshad with unclear dates, mentioning sectors called Gorn eal Rae Enneel and Mashen daw as parties involved.
An elderly resident, aged 97, died at a home in Wyentien after a period of illness. The report notes the deceased’s longtime ties to the Euoterte Slane community and mentions the local authorities handling the case.
A government report shows divorces rose to 1,198,986 last year, up from 1,025,000 in 1925, with Texas granting the most and Ohio recording a decline in marriages. The data indicate a steady rise in separations nationwide and highlight state differences in divorce and marriage totals.
New York December report says John Conway Toole, president of the International Baseball League for five years, seeks another term as the annual meeting opens. Opposition grows and speculation swirls about a possible successor as leagues debate leadership amid draft stances.
A garbled late news bulletin cites deaths, contracts, and sports moves across multiple cities. Items mention a child death in a German name, a coach signing with Western Maryland College, court actions in Washington, and baseball trades including Newark and New York players amid a winter meeting.
Congress resumes after a long recess with Republicans retaining a lean House majority while insurgents threaten coalitions on key programs. Nicholas Longworth elected speaker as Wisconsin insurgents withhold support. Henry A Cooper and Finis Garrett vie for leadership amid Prohibition debates and party realignments.
Members of the West Naval Committee urge material strengthening of Pearl Harbor defenses as part of a coming session program. Proposals include adding two 16 inch sea barriers, a seawall, drydock facilities, and more storage space for an air and sea defense buildup.
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