Salisbury Baseball Club reports net profit of 3273.79 for 1924 season
Treasurer reports receipts of 17475.91 and expenditures of 16202.12 after Laurel Club purchase and player sales. Net profits exceed 160 with 1000 forfeit on deposit. Committee to nominate officers and discuss manager selection to meet Monday in Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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Laurel Cleak
Salisbury
Laurel Club
Hearne
Phifer
Ham
FP P Adkins
Graham Gunby
W HH Morton
C. O. Calver
R. F Pulton Waller
Pranklyn Woodcock
Walter B. Miller
John PD Williams
Harry Oswalt
S Franklyn Woodcock
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Gunby
WR Miles
F Sheldon Jones
Five Year Old Hero Rescues Family From Gas Threat
Antanette Fiere five year old woke to a gas danger in their home and woke her parents two brothers and sisters. She opened a window and called for help while others were revived by police and an ambulance. She survived after a tense rescue with the family of six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antanette Fiere
Ossters
Brook Inn
Gigeon
Antoinette
Pulmotor
Six Armed Bandits Riot At City Bank, Wreck Store
A group of six armed men robbed a New York area business causing widespread damage to the premises. Police say the robbers fled after a brief confrontation with staff and left the scene in an unidentified vehicle. No injuries were reported though property damage was extensive. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking witnesses.
Bingham Succeeds To Brandegee Seat In Senate Election
New Haven Conn December 17 Hiram Bingham Republican long a Yale professor now lieutenant governor elected US senator defeating Aaron Holt Democrat by about 60390 votes to fill the Brandegee vacancy caused by his death Bringham will resign as governor after inauguration next month and go to Washington to join the Senate John H Trumbull will hold the governor’s office in the interim Bingham will be ex officio Yale Fellow during the brief period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
New Haven
Hiram Bingham
Yale
Haron Holt
Frank E Brandegee
Senate
Ell
John H Trumbull
Col Bingham
Yale Amneruty
Man Found Frozen in Ice Under Suspicion of Foul Play
Post mortem by Dr Stanley Brunner shows no drowning or smothering in the Stony Run case. Coroner Jenico Rorke orders a thorough probe as autopsy indicates accidental death or exposure rather than natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Larkim
Stony Run
Onteladance
Stanley Brunner Krumeville
Jenico Rorke
Larkin
Brunner
Tony
Negroe suspects linked to thefts and escapes from jail
Centreville report details a stolen car from Mordecai Giteon's farm used by Sylvester Wright and Samuel Wi to flee Centreville Jail on October 2. Wright faces larceny charges. Wilson aims to aid their return from Media, Pennsylvania. A Maryland thief Erika was jailed for 12 months for stabbing Burton Wickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Queen Anne's County
Mordecai T. Giteon
Sylvester Wright
Samuel Wi
Media
Wright
Wilson
Johan P. Williamson
Mason Shaw
F Marton Cooncill
Pennsylvania
Erika
Maryland House of Correction
Burton Wickes
Grascavite
Lewis Perkins
Wileen
Assaul
Carpenter
Automati
Sendarium suit seeks 300000 by ex-rail official
James B. Sheean former vice president and general counsel of Chicago Northwestern Railroad sues in Chicago for 300000 alleging unlawful detention in a sanitarium after a sinus operation in Evanston in August 1923. He says he was unconscious in hospital and imprisoned in a ward with barred windows forced to walk four hours daily.
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Chicago
Sasager Brown
Kenilworth
James B. Sheean
Trenton
Chicago 3
Northwestern Railroad
Sheean
Evanston
Parred Vinduwe
Alleg
Rupert Hughes to Wed Movie Actress Patterson Dial
Rupert Hughes, novelist and director, plans marriage to actress Elizabeth Patterson Dial in Los Angeles early next year. The announcement comes from a relative of Hughes's first wife, Adelaide Mould Hughes, who died by suicide in Haiphong, French Indo China, a year ago.
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Loew Angeles
Dee
Rupert Hughes
Elizabeth Patterson Mal
Patterson Dial
Miss Dial Hughes
Adelaide Mould Hughes
Haiphong
Indo-China
City Banks Take Hotel Mortgage
Bank stockholders approve a hotel mortgage deal. The notice details a $159,009 loan secured by the property and equipment and notes the security of the mortgage to cover debts and interest. This brief item records the financing steps in a local hotel venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacom
Alshur
Grand Duchess visit billed as major publicity stunt
The Grand Duchess Cyril’s U S tour is called a bold publicity stunt by the New York World, with lavish perks provided free for exposure. The trip included European-to-American passage and suites at major hotels, while attendees paid for charity access.
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New York
Grand Duchess
Cyril
Europe
America
Waldorf Astoria
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Henry D. Laem
Monday Opera Club
Markets Report From The Reerrasted Philadelphia
Scant legible text from today’s markets shows garbled notes on winter wheat prices and nearby US grain futures. Mentions of pastry, pigments, and bacon-like items appear as fragmented lines with unclear figures and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pring
Missionary Sermon Prompts Evening Service at Local Church
Parish records describe a missionary sermon given in the evening by the visiting speaker, addressing community faith, women’s roles, and church outreach. The note references the Home Mission group and local attendees without detailing outcomes or dates.
Ten Die In Coast Blizzard As Storm Moves East
Severe winter storm across the coast and northwest leaves a trail of deaths and crippling cold. Montana and Colorado report multiple fatalities from accidents and fires linked to ice and low temperatures. California and the Pacific coast see widespread snow and freezing conditions.
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Rocky Mountain State
Rockies
California
Bellingham
Washa
Reckas
Great Falls
Mont Montana
Grent Northern Railroad
Childrn
Bozman
Sterling
Colo
Great Lakes
Ex-Premier MacDonald Sets Sail For Health Voyage
Former Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald begins a health voyage aboard the steamer Camste, leaving Avenmouth and heading to Kingston Jamaica where he is due January 6. The voyage will visit West Indies and Central American ports, with a return to Avenmouth planned for February.
Fight on Roof Ends in Police Stop
Two bankers argued over a rooftop bet and began a fight at the edge. The wager was who would push the other off to win, but police intervened early to end the confrontation.
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London
Judgement Withheld in Jersey Rum Scandal
Attorney General Stone would withhold judgment pending an examination into New Jersey DOJ administration. He conferred with Senator Edge and US Attorney Winne and Assistant Van Riper. Prohibition prosecutions chief Mabel Willebrandt attended the conference fueling talk of office issues.
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Washington
Department of Justice
United States
New Jersey
Weehawken
Geaera! Stone
Edge
Auf
Winne
van Riper
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Atorney
Prohibition
Trial advances in Philadelphia murder case and other late news
Philadelphia reports say James Asher stands trial in federal court for second degree murder linked to the death of Peter Yancsecha during an April 1922 raid. The case has faced multiple postponements. Other items include Valetta freed after a constitutional rights ruling, Vander story trades, and various financial and political notes from across the country.
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Philadelphia
A. P
James \-her
the & Iistrict
Peter Yancsecha
Slennkeeper
Whee Slace
Asher
Vencaushas
Mittsburgh
Joseph Valetta
U.S
W . S. Themesa
Hin Dla Cherge
Valetta
Gery
Thaw Cleared as Three Indictments Are Dismissed
Judge Murryce dismissed three indictments charging Harry K Thaw with second degree assault kidnapping and conspiracy. Prosecutor Pecora cited lack of witness cooperation as Frederick Gump, the complainant, was in California and declined to proceed. Thaw, released on bail, had previously pleaded not guilty and was freed.
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New York
Harry K Thaw
Mrintyce
Seastons
Ohne Thaw
Frederick Gump
Pecera
Thaw
Gump
Los Angeles
Witaras Gump
Ife
Kansas City
Pecora
Fetter
California
Ares
Long Beach
Cal
Gumpo
Pennsylvants Hospital
Debate over postal employees pay bill stalls in Senate
Washington talks on delaying the vetoed postal employee pay bill continue as President and Republican senators discuss tactics. Key figures Cummins Spencer Gooding Ideho Stanfield McCormick and McKinley weigh how to slow passage while the Post Office Department drafts the measure for referral to the Pett e Committee as a state constesation with pay in cree leg ilatius.
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Wachingtoa
Bell
Senate
Ted
White House
Eire
Republian
Cummins
Iowa
Spencr
Missouri
Gooding
Ideho
Stanfield
Oregon
McCormick
McKinley
Uiness
Windidge
Sterling
Post Office Department
Pette
Slatius
Girl branded with Keel mark sparks inquiry
Fragmentary text describes a girl branded on the face with the word Keel and references to examinations, a branded subject, and unclear details about suspects or witnesses. The faded OCR yields chaotic lines and stray phrases without clear names or places.
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Harry K. Thaw
Gloria Gould Bishop
Lesa
Brenx
Agermistes
Nverter
Farum Business Corporation
Afty
Perens
Dareeer
Bingham
Brandegee Pest
Veale Prefemer
Reading
Tie Quet and I
Reese
Old Lames Home
Media, Pa
Mitchell Heatie
Princeton
Ind
Mayer
Chas
Issy
Mayer Nest
Heath
Niemeier
Railread
Vist Grand Duchess
Te Rueschan
Som Tety
Prm
Ram
Montana
MacDonald
Irese
Russell Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Pittsburg
Mise Nesbit
Atlantic Coty
Jersey
Ofice
Ax Uanatic
Vanders
Urban Sherker
St. Louis Opithal
Haechemaach
J. Seee
Jean Assertatona
Hacheasarch
Washegton
Branw
Afl
Ferme
Yeo York
Morhari Piema
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Ay the
Amorwire Presse
Warmenurg
Kk & Bh
Femsiy
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