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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1927

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Move to abolish charter of Eastern Shore Tuberculosis Sanatorium

A bill favors abolishing the sanatorium charter and transferring administration to the Maryland Sanitarium Commission. It would unify the three TB sanatoria under state supervision and substitute practicing physicians for the local board. The plan aims to expand capacity and improve patient care across facilities.

Maryland Sanatorium Commission State Senate Eeeere Ae Commission Prederick County Henryton Carrell County Wiliam M. Cooper Chemic D Price L. Atweed Bennett de. J. McFadden Dick Wer L. Bailey Paul E. Watson W. R. Disharcon Rex. A. Taylor A. B. Burris

Man cuts fiancees nose over public flirting in Stettin

In Stettin Germany on February 3 Martin Richter a tradesman cut off his sweet heart’s nose after accusing her of flirting openly in public He surrendered to police and awaits her recovery Then after serving his time he hopes to marry Fraudie in Zuclinne and be happy

Stettin Germany Martin Richter Fraudie Zuclinne

Treasury medicinal liquor bill rejected by Ways and Means

The House Ways and Means Committee rejected the Treasury plan to replenish medicinal liquor stocks by 16 votes to 8. A subcommittee will study the issue and draft a new measure removing objections. The proposal by General Andrews would create a government liquor corporation with stock transfer to private individuals, seen as aiding enforcement.

Washington Treasury House Ways and Means Gemeral Andrews

Strangers Corps members sentenced in Meacow murders

In Meacow on February 3 AP reports members of a group called the Strangers Corps with a record of four murders were sentenced to death. Five others including four women received ten years in prison. The cases feature lax witness fines and a 15 year old girl’s murder at a church where the leader’s wife testified.

Meacow Strangers” Corps Wni Metv Eluthing Gu Unter

United States Efforts to End China Crisis Persist

Washington reports indicate limited impact from American peace overtures to Chinese warlords. Attention shifts to revisiting British Cantonese talks at Hankow as British Charge Malley and Eugene Chen negotiate to ease tensions. Evacuations of foreign citizens proceed without disturbance while a Shanghai mill strike is the only notable disruption. Missionaries remain at posts. no loans sought from banks.

Washington China Peking Hankow Malley Eugene Chen London O'Malley W. Williams Richmond F. J. Love Southern Baptist Convention Shanghai

ACT TO SAVE TREES

The Canadian Forestry Association urges new forest laws to require licenses for travelers through forests to protect timber wealth in Canada.

Terriq Canada The Canadian Forestry Association

Late News Bulletins From Multiple Cities

A jumble of brief notices reports Demarest death aged 94, Sen. Senteh credential delay, estate awarded to Anna Margaret Dader’s mother, German Reichstag policy pledge, Marie Tidemee pitching news, and various terse AP items on international and domestic affairs.

Detroit Mich Anna Margaret Dader John F. Inder Matilde K. Witson Dedge Marry J. Dingomen Berkin German Republic Internatisan Il Remein Reichstag Hencellor Mara Behal Meurgeeis Cation Cabiert

Defendent Cal led Author Prevaricator In Libel Trial

London reports the Gladstone libel case nearing end with Viscount Gladstone facing a jury question on truth and malice. Captain Wright the author accuses him via a Bath Club letter after Wright’s book alleged public virtue but private vice. O’Connell testifies as Father of the House, mocking Gladstone’s morals and the alleged seraglio.

London Gladstone England Viscount Gladstone Captain Wright Bath Club Wright Horace Avery T. P Tay Pay O'Connane House of Commons O'Connor Lord Milner Gladsterr Commons

Bakery merger plans questioned by federal official

Abram F. Myers of the Federal Trade Commission told a senate judiciary subcommittee that a fusion in Baltimore was halted by a consent decree. He said no bakery had been acquired by Continental Baking since the decree and that even a trial would not bind the outcome as firmly as the decree.

Centeria Fale Ae “Deaf Well Baltimore Abram F. Myers Federa Trade Commission Senate Myers Continental Baking Corporation Tren Aa

Jury delays halt second time in Rum Runner case

New York AP report states juror TVness named Brand could not leave his duties prompting a recess to decide if the trial should adjourn while he recovers or a new juror be drawn. Defendants include mayor Mary Wistell and Edgewater New Jersey police chief James A. Dinan.

New York Ford Wall Street John M. Prentiss Washington Ford Company Ford Motor Company Ienry Ford Stock Exchange Jan Nel Ford Hudson Motors Wall St Detroit Prentiss Hornblower Weeks Financial District Jack Prentiss Eker Moses Hi. Hrand Aas Dudee Meekins Meary Wistell James A. Dinan Edgewater N. J

Pitchers Pass Rule Reform Petition Moves Ahead

About 2 thousand members of the Prudential Insurance Company Athletic Association petitioned the president of the league clubs to convene the rules committee to reconsider a rule allowing a pitcher to deliberately pass. The issue was raised as Commissioner Lands promised the matter would be discussed at the next playing rules committee meeting chaired by H. Bostock.

Noore Prudential Insurance Company Athletic Association Tee Bostock Astonastiva Landis

Maryland Rail Shops Face Merger Fears Across City

Hagerstown voices concern as talks surface about Western Maryland being acquired by New York Central or another system. Chamber of Commerce president C. Walter Baker says keeping Western Maryland shops open is vital to local jobs and payrolls, with protests possible to the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Tertiaee Maryland Baltimore Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce Ae Cng Eyes of Commerce New York Central Ohlestrom Bea Hagentown Hagersteen Interstate Commetree Commission Minorapolis St. Louis Delaware and Hudson Wabash Aleghany Mountains

Whale Near Shore At Ocean City Draws Crowds

Residents in Ocean City Maryland report a 100 foot plus whale lingering off the Atlantic coast for three days. Sightings drew visitors from nearby counties while Coast Guard monitors noted the animal remained near shore and a dead whale had washed ashore near the old pier days earlier.

Ocean City Atlantic Ocean Wicomice Worcester Thole Coast Guard I. Pwre Wiliamma

Kansas bill seeks three day delay on marriage licenses

Topron Kansas reports a bill to require a physical examination of all marriage applicants and a three day postponement after license issuance. The proposal passed the lower house 49 to 0 and moves to the state senate. It lists tuberculosis epilepsy and mental disorders as disqualifying conditions. Representative Simpson, a 27 year old bachelor, urged the three day clause with the line Marry in haste and repent at leisure.

Topron Kan State Senate Kansas Simpson

Princeton students urge removal of New York tabloids in Browning trial fallout

In a campaign led by three Princeton students Mayor E Mulford Updyke asks Princeton newsdealers to pull two New York tabloids from stands over detailed Browning trial accounts. In Weehawken New Jersey the township law committee weighs a resolution to bar sale of papers carrying such stories and images.

New York Princeton E. Mulford Updyke Browning Weehawken N. J

Paroled Baltimore Man Henry Lane After Robbery Sentence

Governor Ritchie announced that Henry Lane, sentenced by Somerset County Circuit Court to one year in the House of Correction for robbery, will be paroled February 9. Lane has served about half his term. Investigation indicated his accomplices may have been the real criminals.

Baltimore Ritchie Henry Lane Somersdt House of Correction Lane

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