Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber Proves Active in 1923 Year
The Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce reports a busy 1923 with major projects including river improvements on the Wicomico, Main Street plans, a modern hotel campaign, and the formation of New Industries Corporations. Officers were discussed with Carl M. Paynter likely to remain treasurer and Fred Adkins praising Dallas for upcoming leadership. The secretary post remains open for next regular meeting.
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Salisbury- Wicemice Chamber of Commerce Norens
Carl M. Paynter
See Ashing
New Industries Corporations
Hralgechierpraeg 2
Aanhacs
MT Actieatis
Ing Septs
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Adkins
Dallas
Cal
Paynter
Whole Shore Saves Thru City Bureau Meeting Shippers Needs
Officials report cooperation between carriers and the Sespe traffic bureau to address shipper demands. The meeting highlights efforts to streamline transportation and improve service delivery for routes managed by the city bureau.
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Whole Shore
Cast Selected For Elks Minstrels at Aercade Theater
The Elks Lodge announces a minstrel show at the Arcade Theater on Monday February 25. Two performances promise local talent and a lively program with amateur acts. Tickets go on sale in February with a cast including H. F. Smith W. L. B Williams Rites Chamber Rey Rhodes Elmer Houston Otie Livid and others.
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Ae Elks Lodge
Aercade “Theater
Riasen
Cachie
H. F. Smith
Ward
Rites Chamber
Rey Rhodes
Trankie
Elmer Houston
Otie Livid
Witlasa Smith
Wiliam Quinn
Denby and Fall Linked to Alaska Coal Lease Plans
Washington report ties former Secretaries Fall and Denby to 1920s proposals to transfer Alaska coal reserves from the Navy to Interior control and lease them for 50 years. The correspondence mirrors later Teapot Dome arrangements and names senators including chairman Lenroot.
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Washington
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Fall F Ballaine
Alaska
Navy
Interior Department
Revenue Bill Debate Centers On Income Tax
Debates focus on income tax provisions as the revenue bill moves forward. Lawmakers plan to consider amendments within ten days and discuss authorizing leasing of a project to Henry Ford, as previously reported by the Military Affairs Committee.
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Henry Ford
Miltary Affairs Com
Frances Willard Memorial Tea Saturday
A Frances Willard Memorial Tea event will feature ae selections and a reading. The program includes three plane solo performances and the public is invited. A silver offering will be collected at the door.
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Frances Willard
Freight Bill Audited and Claims Filed
Fragmented record shows freight bill audit and claims filed. Figures include 1.79 rate for 2086.38, 4 Secor Chambers underwriters amounting to 13,162.04 and 387.79 in listed entries.
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Cleiems
Local Commerce Details Savings Plan Rates
The document outlines a county level savings initiative through the Bureau with proposed rates from 1 to 7 cents per 100 branch lines. It references Cane bt Seaeteors and mentions periods and insufficient evidence for an advance class.
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Termice County
Pera
Oxford
Cam
Frasklin
Indictment Mentioned in Serjeant Slaying Case
Fragmentary OCR note mentions an indictment related to the Serjeant slaying and a planned April trial. It also references a person named Bob who would be paid $168 to approach the younger brother's residence. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
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Bob
Sad
Late News Bullets Include Tax Debate And Political Turmoil
Fragmented dispatches report Senate action on a revenue bill with income tax rates under review after amendments. A separate item notes a police division decision affecting a public order and political figures involved in a contested situation. Nearby lines reference a notable local obituary and economic concerns.
Vanderlip On Stand In Oil Inquiry Oral Testimony On Finances
Attorney Albert B. Fall figure emerges in oil settlement questions as Vanderlip testifies about finances and possible connections to the Senates inquiry. A witness recalls a payment and sources question whether a speech was accurate, while other figures discuss the case and its implications.
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Vanderlip
Frese
Senate
Natal
Looses
Vanderlig
Vate
Barding
Lesplien
Albert B. Fall
CIA
Fell
Momen
Brush
Butler to Use Tear Gas Aimed at Stemming Rites
Fragmentary OCR reports Butler plans to deploy tear gas from the Army Chemical Warfare Service under General Alice Fries. Details describe chamber police involvement and public safety measures, with unclear timing and actions.
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Seppe
Alice Fries
Army Chemical Warfare Service
Kaf Colusics
Fesr Pce
Pwblic
Cary
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Te Mead’ Organisation
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Tecelve
Elks’ Minstrels
Arcade
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Evening Times
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Beth Fateliy
Betate
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Siena
Kemal
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Paibienien
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Torsten Bele Committee
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Menard Carter
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Tella
Harding
Fall
Butler
Philadelphia
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