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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1925

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New Police Station Planned Near Salisbury

The Maryland State Police plan to erect a new station about a mile from Salisbury to expand efficiency for the Eastern Shore eight-county district. The facility will house command offices, a lounging area, and staff rooms with extended operating hours, moving from the Armory to a dedicated site after years of consideration.

Maryland State Police Salisbury Evening Times Ciee Pstricts Cumberland

Advocates press push for woman equal rights amendment

Advocates from all sections attend hearings on a proposed woman equal rights amendment before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. The measure aims to remove inequalities in state law especially regarding property and rights. Senator Ernst of Kentucky chairs the subcommittee with Senators Walsh and Shortidge supporting.

Washington Senate State Lawn Artist Kansas Tendher Anthony National Women's Party Ernst Kentucky Walsh Montana Shortidge California

Market Prices Reported by Associated Prez

Philadelphia market notes show soft winter flour futures 10.00 to 10.50 for straight western, nearby 9.75 to 10.23, patents and family brands listed, potatoes white 2.10 to 2.60 per 150 lb sack, live poultry including Plymouth Rocks and other fowl priced by weight, eggs at prime and lower grades, wheat and corn futures with various bids, and water age reference for seniors.

Philadelphia

Why Death? Professor Gayer’s Life Extension Theory

Prof. M. F. P. Gayer of the University of Wisconsin argues death can be averted by keeping cells alive with lithium chloride solution. He claims death results from progressive cellular decay and that rejuvenating tissues can extend life indefinitely.

M. FP. Gayer The University , Wisconsin

Missing Link Skull Sparks Debate in Bechuanaland

Australopithecus skull unearthed at Teungs, Bechuanaland, buried fifty feet deep in limestone. Professor Dart, famed for his work, argues the skull shows a man like ape evolution, more intelligent than a gorilla or chimp, shifting view on early human ancestry.

Leadon Derthea Teungs Bechuanaland Professor Dart Dart Metowman

Famed woman game hunter weds American in New York

Lady Grace Eamne Mackear Jennings, famed game hunter, and American husband Barghar Mackenzie marry in New York. After the ceremony they depart for Palm Beach. Her first husband was London lawyer Barghar Mackenzie. she has split time between exploration and hunting.

Mig New York Grace Eamne Mackear Ennings Columbia S. C Jennings Palm Beach Mackensie Barghar Mackenzie London America

Census puts Japan population at fifty nine million

Tokyo February census reports Japan total population as 59,136,080 with 11,312,290 residents living in city districts. The figures reflect urban concentration and regional distribution across prefectures.

Tokyo Japan

Forbes Given 2 Years Fined in Treason Case

Charles Forbes former Director of the Veterans Bureau and Thempeca a St. Louis contractor were sentenced to two years imprisonment at Leavenworth. The court noted Forbes offered his life to his country and faced betrayal amid a complex wartime scandal with a $10 000 amount specified by the judge.

Associated Press Chicago Charles

Why Women Smoke A Curio on Women and Smoking

A brief item notes a Victorian-era claim that women who smoke are branded as smart by some, and that smoking supposedly harms women’s faces. The piece quotes a physician’s remark about women who smoke contracting a condition and continuing the habit for social signals.

Een Sapey Rynecel

Authors Write Special Dolls for Nhvary House Project

A group of 170 authors contributed specially written dolls for the Nhvary House project, with several men among the contributors helping craft the works and adding to the literary array.

Nhvary

BABY BEAUTY SHOP Schebert’s prolific 663 songs over 14 years

Schebert wrote 663 songs in fourteen years in addition to symphonies masses operas and other musical compositions.

Schebert

Explorer Trapped in Narrow Cave Tells of Torture

Floyd Collins recounts five days trapped in Lead Cave with fear and physical pain as a cave rescue remained uncertain. Burke Miller of the Courier Journal reports from Cave City with details of a desperate struggle for help and faint signs of relief reaching the trapped explorer.

Explorer Lewisville Lead Cave Floyd Collins Burke Miller Couriry Journal Cave City Floyd Collies

Report Of New War Scourge Stirring France

A French lecture in St Chamond sparks claims of a German developed chemical weapon that could devastate cities. Officials deny the charge saying the pamphlet cited is speculative fiction and not a factual report.

Associated Press Bac St. Chamond Pers Caittimer Beck Berlin

Hoase Will Draft New Postal Bil

Washington Feb 4 The False Post Office Committee continues drafting a separate postal bill after the Senate bill returns for revision. Using Representative Kelly’s measure the panel spent hours in executive session to craft a higher revenue plan that avoids President Coolidge’s objections and awaits a final vote.

Washington Senate Post Office House Kelly Pennsylania Beavis Ceelidre

Fire destroys home in Philadelphia area blaze

Fire swept a large stable and two outbuildings early today near Philadelphia causing extensive damage. Two large water mains reportedly failed as firemen battled the blaze. investigators suspect gas or gasoline fumes may have sparked the fire.

Philadelphia Wales Rulsrd Taster Philadelpine Bernkry Baslérg

Seven year old Alsa Thomsen puzzled by confession

AP report from Los Angeles notes seven year old Alsa Thomsen admitting to killing her baby twin. Authorities suspect her and a family member with voice loss links, while a fireman recalls evidence linked to acid exposure. She remains at the Psychopathic Hospital under Juvenile Court ward status.

Los Angeles Cal Alsa Thompesn Mer Alsa Certas Psycopathic Hospital Efi H. Williams Bern Encard Judgmen Taducteteus

Second Jury Acquits Patrick Ryan in Murder Trial

In a second trial Patrick Ryan was acquitted of the murder of Ferdinand, a constable in Long Island, while a Ku Klux Klan patrol member known for liquor transports faced the case. The verdict was delivered in Riverhead, New York, after May last year.

New York Patrick Ryan Ferdinand Nicaed Riverhead Yen New York City Jrowns Long Island

Wholesale Arrests Raise Alarm in Nalowa Street Case

Fifty five dry agents conducted wholesale arrests across Nalowa Street and nearby areas. Of thirty three detained yesterday, most were out on bail, two released without tail, one escaped, and one discharged. Bail totals reached 988 000 with one vacated asset valued higher.

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Tariff Commission Center Mouse Fight

Washington Republicans mounted a show of force as the Tariff Commission faced an uncertain outcome. The event centered on a clash amid party lines, with 8712008 cited as a key figure in the exchange of positions and arguments.

Rescuer frees man trapped by cave rock collapse

In Cave City Kentucky a rock slide trapped Collins, 35, beneath debris after a cave ride. Rescue teams worked to clear rock with iron hooks and rope. By noon Collins freed himself enough to escape the blocking debris and was later removed.

Cave City Send Cave Collins Calline Bey Cookse Ewing Ashley Ashley Coltian Wae Miller Star Courier-Journal Collen Wae Hae Bethe Miller

18 Year Old Youth Leads in Dog Races

An 18 year old youth dominates the Pas Desky Association endurance dog race, charging ahead from the start in a field of five. Goddard and Jack Bacon vie for early lead while E. Maxkey and Theodore trailed as the 200 mile non stop event unfolds along the Sackatchewan river.

Goddard Stram Hentien Pas Desky Association Jack Bacon Sackatchewan Treedack Maxkey Thesdre

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