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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
2
Reperte reports aging brigades and advancing rebel and army troops entrenched near Peeetd Shemeneeh. El Paseo and De La Muerta firms in meager Mexico City cars in Gevera Muerts, moving to return to Mexico via New Orleans.
A fragmented report notes that France’s athletic prowess stemmed from early physical education and military training. It mentions a school in Jeinville and figures who served in WWI, with references to injuries and a companion named Nevin who was shot.
France pledges to handle war debt payments to the United States and avoid suspending them. The Foreign Office signals continued engagement with creditors, citing potential disaster if payments halt amid wartime strain. A prominent labor leader in Vera Cruz is cited as endorsing prompt, orderly repayment.
Local management cites affidavits showing progress in the case of Stipley Appel Thawley. Officials describe steps taken and ongoing efforts to resolve the matter.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Mrs. Ade laide Manola Hughes, wife of Rupert Hughes, died by her own action in Haiphong. The brief telegraph says she had a disease and that death came during a voyage, with no other details known. She authored Diantha and Gloria's Romance and collaborated with Rupert Hughes on a motion picture score.
Berlin reports 168 German women and girls have gone to Melland since 1919 to seek work. They hope to earn money to support themselves and cut back hardship amid wartime conditions.
A man identified as 29 year old Nevin died after a fall from a hotel window. The incident occurred as he was in a room with a twin bed and a pint bottle nearby. Investigators are reviewing the scene and circumstances surrounding the fall.
Reprint notes Mexico divided into two zones amid political upheaval as authorities outline a split administration. Details describe shifts in governance and regional control shaping the national crisis.
A group of men offers a plan to organize the local baseball club and grounds. If matched, it would enable a separate board of trustees to manage the Bell Yard and related facilities. The meeting aims to grant authority to address questions arising for next season.
A Salisbury official pressed for funds to maintain Gordy Park saying the site must stay in its current use and be shielded from private hands. The Evening Times was quoted noting the park’s essential role for local instruction and character building for men and women.
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