06 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1926
Page
1
James A Stillman and his wife sail to Europe aboard the Olympic amid a claimed reconciliation after a five year divorce fight. They plan a fresh start with their 14 year old son Alexander, dropping their lawyers and promising to face the future together.
Two Associated Press reporters Captain George Fried and Commander John Rodgers receive special watches for their unvarnished reports from mid Atlantic rescues and the 9 day Pacific voyage. The awards mark laymen earning high journalism honors for frontline coverage and accurate storytelling in dangerous conditions.
Henry Ford disclosed aviation plans at a Michigan Engineering conference. Ford Air Lines already connect Detroit to Chicago and Cleveland with proposed routes to Buffalo Boston New York Springfield Albany New Haven and a Detroit Grand Rapids line. The present aircraft would gain three meters of wing and a 15 to 24 mile turning radius as improvements are adopted.
Senate votes to not take up the Copeland revelation and urges President Canbadge to convene a conference with anthracite operators and miners. Reports also note presidential nominations and a push to create a federal board of industrial adjustment to study public option in coal districts.
Vera Steadman and Al Christie survived a severe minicap automobile crash near Lordbur New Mexico. Marie Prevosts mother Mrs Al Prevost was killed in the wreck and Steadman sustained significant injuries while Christie avoided death by moments.
Obituary style fragment reports the death of Harriet Foohe and mentions several unreadable personal names and details from a historical newspaper clipping. The legible portions indicate a memorial notice without clear dates or locations.
More than 100 oystermen including dredgers, tentes and packers were invited by Governor Ritchie to attend a conservation conference at Annapolis on February 17. Topics to be discussed include new measures against depictions in the industry, the length of the harvesting season, the cull law, and oyster shell planting.
Coroner reports brutal slaying of Constable Olimer Hackett and assistant John Balke near Horse Shoe Take. Bodies found in shallow grave. both shot while bound with bailing wire after clash during a raid. Federal agents found 108,600 gallons mash and parts of two stills at an abandoned farm house. Authorities seek three men who rented the nearby Island tract. inquest to open today.
Delaware Governor Robb inson orders about 10 guardsmen with machine gun unit to guard Henry Butler during his Monday trial for assaulting a 12 year old white girl near Bridgeville. Public peace urged and Georgetown courthouse security planned as mob threat looms.
Chicago listeners form an anteblasphemy group to curb interference from oscillating receivers. Membership requires pledging courtesy on air and proper receiver use. The drive targets the Blooper label and promotes polite, regulated broadcasts.
A newly deemed edible fruit variety called Mewes Cre Fel 6 OA sebomis is discussed amid a Ter Maria leianie event near the west Cugtof Meas. The fruit weighs around thirty cehtoen and prompts interest in its potential uses and market prospects.
The article reports three women claiming to be daughters of late Senator Wilton Andrews Clark, with statements from Mrs Amanda Gattrell and others. It notes questions about legitimacy and family ties, detailing alleged interwoven relations and family names surrounding Clark’s estate.
Fragmentary OCR notes show New Jersey assembly action related to education funding. Details unclear but indicates legislative steps or resolutions aimed at school support and policy discussion.
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