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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1923
Page
2
Twenty GH material for the new hotel has arrived and 70 men are employed on the project. Construction continues despite rain with form work ready by tomorrow night and first floor expected by January 15. Officials strike to maintain momentum with the team refocusing during bad weather.
The article discusses unassisted and assisted triple plays in the American and National Leagues, highlighting Cleveland and Boston era teams. It notes the rarity of triple plays, mentions Boatca cheba and Synest Padertt, and references records by Red Sox and Braves amid confused OCR text.
Mrs. Jane Merle died at her daughter’s home on Bush Street after a lingering illness of about sixteen months. She was about 90. Survived by three children Mrs. Jagr Min chetl of the city Rev. Thea W Jones of White Haven and Mr for Merle of Washington. Services to be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 PM with Rev. Hamilton P bv officiating. burial in Parsons cemetery.
Obituary note for Mrs Sarah F Frippage who died Saturday in the city after a short illness. She leaves a family and was mourned by relatives with a service planned at the family residence. the late Thomas Tia%s Bun, along with other kin, are referenced in the fragmentary text.
A hospital report details a complex emergency when Dr Jackson and Phebe bia attempted to save Mrs Gordy after a near fatal incident. Despite severe injuries and a planned operation, the team faced critical risks as she was moved to an operating room in a delicate condition.
Besides her father, she is survived by her husband, E. Koes ny an em ployee of the NYPN Rai road, and one daughter, Elizabeth, also a sister, Mra Newit. Landon and a brother, Claude Phillips of Wash ington.
A language heavy plea argues against a soldiers bonus and large social programs. The speaker contends any relief must not raise taxes and warns against commitments that burden taxpayers, urging restraint on government expenditures and avoiding further deficits.
The report notes a crowded race with contenders including Rose and Jeohnen, as endorsements loom and a pivotal primary date approaches. Chicago, Des Moines, San Francisco, Los Angeles are cited as places where candidates present claims. The withdrawal of Change from the count is mentioned as part of the evolving race dynamics.
Denby warns Congress the United States lacks sufficient submarines and cruisers and urges a five year naval aviation program. He notes only 12 aviators added last year and calls the current aircraft arm obsolete amid a 1923 budget for base development and related programs.
The report outlines allocations across harbor sites including San Francisco Puget Sound New York Narragansett Bay Boston Rey Went Cavite and the total air base budget with a focus on the past year. It notes the 7 destroyer loan and praises officers and men amid casualties and property losses, reflecting pride and sorrow in wartime service.
Investigators will probe the train wreck citing the direct cause as the focus. Officials from the agency named will coordinate evidence gathering at the site and review railway procedures and safety measures. No injuries or fatalities reported at this time.
A relief train departed from Erie thirty three miles west as rescue teams followed a wreck outfit. The effort aimed to reach the stricken area and recover the dead and injured.
Advertising space available in The Evening Times and WHem 10 New with reasonable rates. Reach about 2500 readers through the News. Special attractive combinatio n rates offered.
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