10 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1924
Page
1
At least two bodies were recovered and nine people remained missing after a bay boat fire. The incident drew out nine women identified as passengers and an earlier trial heard testimony implicating Raf Metoy in the Theresa Mors case from last August. The defense argued a different theory while investigators searched the water and shore for remains.
The examiner states about 100 prisoners were held in Memphis Tennessee for a cash shortage at a bank. He admits the shortage exists but says it totals under $10000. The report mentions merchants and other high ranked suspects in the case.
Three airplanes from Aberdeen Proving Ground and a fleet of boats scoured Chesapeake Bay near Turkey Point for the crew of the ill fated A Wamdiall. Nine aboard the power launch were latest reported missing after a fire and the charred hull grounded about five feet of water offshore.
Los Angeles December reports say motion picture producer Thomas Ince died after illness linked to a yacht party off San Diego Harbor. The investigation by District Attorney Chester Kempsey seeks details of the party aboard the Oneida and possible alcohol involvement.
Fragmentary text alleges a film star involved with a yacht party off the California coast and mentions Hearst ties. The passage references a state investigation and a famed online educator figure, with unclear details about deaths or charges.
The Accent reports that theatrical troupes toured Washington as President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge avoided public theater. A magician and 22 performers visited the East Room entertaining the couple for an hour as animals. The display included a watch from the Massachusetts Legislature which appeared damaged but was recovered.
The article notes the retirement of Bey Tank Wonder at the age of 17. It mentions an Australian swimmer and references multiple unclear phrases and names, with little coherent detail.
Premier Herriet has been ill for over a week and was advised to rest after visiting his doom. He continued his duties until today when fatigue and a heavy cold forced him to stay in bed, ending an exhausting session in the Chamber of Deputies.
Stanley Curtis, 16, confessed to shooting Betsy Lanthorn, 16, in Gloucester after a quarrel over pictures. He said he did not intend to kill, claiming the handgun discharged during a confrontation when Betsy allegedly picked up the weapon and pointed it at him.
Secretary Wilbur outlined a U S Navy expansion to match Britain under a 5 5 3 ratio and to counter Japan. The program includes 10 000 ton light cruisers and submarine fleet growth, with battleships staying the gauge of sea power but needing protection from torpedoes bombs and air attack.
Reporters shared a $1,000 reward for help solving the Robert Franks murder. Witnesses including Hedy and several workers received shares. others like Robert Menke Paul Kortf John Koleska Walter Knitter and George Knitter got smaller portions as part of the recovery effort.
Washington Today reports leaders pressing for action as the Senate considers a naval tall measure and cultural proposals. An annual meeting of the American Red cross discusses officer elections and committee work, with investigations continuing in several committees.
The Monday Opera Club announces a campaign of social selection with a five hundred eligible to replace the four hundred, aiming to elevate New York society. Grand Duchess Cyril arrives as honorary guest, promising a season of high fashion and European connections, with Queen Mare of Romania and other royals expected to visit.
Fragmented late news reports an aviation crash at the San Liege Bas entrance. Four men are missing and three are presumed burned as a seaplane fell into the area. Debris and wreckage details are unclear amid the chaotic scene.
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