Salisbury Tax Sale Set for City Property Arrears
City officials prepare to auction 89 delinquent properties valued around 260 000 to 360 080 to collect unpaid taxes. City Treasurer E J C Parsons notes bills sent with 3 to 12 years of arrears. solicitor Slooper S Miles distributes notices urging payment to avert sale. Purchasers gain 15 percent interest. redemption rights apply within 12 months.
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Salisbury
E. J. C. Parsons
Slooper S. Miles
Miles
Ice Gorge Blocks Benton area as flood widens
Ice gorge a quarter mile long and fifteen feet high formed in Fishing Creek trapping about forty families and flooding villages 20 miles north in Benton. Merchants faced losses estimated up to 20 000 dollars. dynamite cleared debris to restore water flow, destroying trees and a smokestack while damaging half the stores in Beater and flooding homes.
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Benton
Fishing Creek
He Creek
Ile
Fleeced Of Money Charge In New York City Scam
New York officials reveal a migrant ring exploiting newly arrived workers in a church district fraud. Mrs Silken R Sire, head of the State Department of Labor aliens division, says the group has mulched thousands of dollars from victims and local press cooperation is sought to eradicate the scheme.
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Silken R. Sire
Division of Aliens
State Department of Labor
New
New King Reigns Over Gypsies Here
Frank Mitchell age 45 of 860 Lenox Avenue New York has been elected Gypsy King and will split duties between directing tribal affairs and providing for his wife and children by fortune telling. He succeeded Nicholas John after four years as his assistant, with unanimous tribal approval.
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United States
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Nicholas John
College Regulates Co-Eds Attire at Meeting
The college issued four days of instruction on attire for female students. The president ordered modest clothing with elbow length sleeves and high necks, while those failing to comply faced penalties.
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Preelamarke College
Tellers van Latsae
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Cola
Ube
Prescott
Gut
Oyster Parley Likely Today On Typhoid Tests In Baltimore
Governor Ritchie and Baltimore oyster packers meet with State Conservation Commissioner Swepeon Earle to discuss blood examinations for typhoid fever among workers. W M Adams leads the Baltimore group arguing tests reflect city health policy and not state aims. Dr. Robert H Riley notes no confirmed carrier cases yet and final results await analysis.
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Swepeon Earle
Baltimore Oyster Packers
W. M. Adams
Gove
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R. Earie
Baltimore
Illnois
Baltimore Packers
Riley
First Blotters Report From Berkshire England
An early February blotter notes a careless error by a worker who forgot a step in a century old process, causing a minor disruption at the site in Berkshire England.
Deadlock May Stop Warren Nomination
In Washington February 12 the Senate Judiciary Committee faces a deadlock over Charles B Warren's nomination for Attorney General. Unofficial campaings within the committee have Administration senators worried that the nomination may not be reported favorably.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Cummins
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Mickeene
Judiciary Committee
Administration
Lincoln Memorial memory page draws cabinet members
Trustees of the Lincoln Memorial foundation host a birthday ceremony with Lowden Weeks Werk and Wither among invited guests. The address praises the memorial and hints some attendees may shape national leadership in the future.
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Lowden
Memorial Uniter
Tennessee Hillo
Sutton
Maryland National Guard seeks soldiers for officer candidates
Major Thomas G. Jenoles announced in Washington yesterday that each Maryland National Guard organization will name two men as candidates. One candidate will be for general officer and an alternate will fill the role if needed.
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Nauin
Thie
Thomas G. Jen Oles
Teeulylnfentry
Mary National Guard
Recherdseid
Jenene
Maryland National Guard
Threener
May Close Brewery After Recent Raids
A local brewery may shut down following a series of raids by authorities. Investigators described the operations as illegal and said the facility faced significant regulatory concerns. No final decision yet. officials said further hearings would determine next steps.
Weslthy Rushes Accidently By The Assisted Pres
Weslthy Rushes Accidently by the assisted press as they were the stelen from the basement of hewae after he had been ergeens said Mr. a condi tion was serious because of the minute size of the bullet which had not been recovered.
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Ergeens
Fragmented late news bulletins mix inexact reports
Clipped items from Raleigh Vermont Atlanta Washington mention prisoners corruption and political moves. Disjointed notes reference eighteen prisoners, a Vermont constitutional amendment vote, a bribery scandal, and planned judiciary committee actions.
Shaft Sunk Forty Five Feet to Reach Cave
Cave City Ky February 12 The Associated Press reports the explorer is believed alive despite failed electrical tests. Physicians and officials refuse to concede death as divers continue to probe a Sand Cave shaft reaching toward a suspected chamber depth.
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Sant Sesmingeles
Collins
Pricen
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