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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1925

Page

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Mystery Deepens as Budlong Case Spurs Prison Hunger Strike

In a tense apartment scene, Mrs Budlong allegedly endures confinement while her husband and associates move office furniture and security measures into the home. A noted missing papers and a prized photograph fueled officials questions as investigators press for access and clarification. The couple’s daughter is reported nearby amid the unfolding dispute.

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Has She Dual Personality House Shoots the Chutes

A House Aircraft Committee hearing centers on General Mitchell amid clashes over air policy. He denies spreading a report of a White House summons and recalls questions on Weeks and defense sufficiency. Republicans press for accountability while noting aviation readiness and Hawaiian defenses.

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State wealth officers meet on oyster ban

A high level conference of state wealth officers discussed restoring public confidence in oyster safety amid typhoid concerns. Assistant Secretary Wadsworth reported no unusual typhoid activity mid December and urged cooperative action to prevent another outbreak while the industry regains markets. Georgia sanitary engineer HC Woodfall outlined a plan to study outer beds for better rules and regulation, stressing a pure seafood supply. China official WA Evans underscored seafood safety for the population and noted recent outbreaks prompting a comprehensive safety program from production to consumer handling.

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U S Bankers Plan Airplanes Drop Feed to Marooned Alpinists

A long disjointed text references U S bankers planning airplanes to drop feed to marooned alpinists in France and a harbor of warlike events. It mentions the Hastings era, finance, and a series of scrambled phrases about droppings, tents, and rescue, with no clear coherent narrative or verified facts.

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Manufacturer Held In Bank Failure Case In Kingston Trust Co

The article reports the arrest of a 08 year old manufacturer from Narragansett Pier involved in embezzlement from Kingston Trust Company in Kingston RI. Authorities say he was arrested after returning from New York and held on federal charges with a bond set by a judge in Providence.

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Three Brothers Funeral Wreath Puzzles Local Creek Road

Three brothers gather for a funeral amid a Creeks area street obstacle. A cryptic note mentions Stephen and a stereo repair, with unclear details about dates or attendees.

Coolidge Era Office Expense Cuts Spark Employee Debate

The article reports on discussions within the White House about cost saving measures under President Coolidge. Workers awaited results of a ten dollar prize economy contest run by the disbursing clerk while offices consider towel rationing and reduced supplies.

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Dirt Farmers Visit Wall Street Bankers

A Kansas farmers delegation visited Wall Street to meet financiers at the Harkers Club amid a tense exchange. An editor from Kansas City Daily Fivevees Televised the event as part of a broader inquiry into farm support and rural credit access.

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Kentucky Novelist James Lance Allen Dies in New York

The body of James Lance Allen who died yesterday in New York will be returned to Kentucky for burial. The casket will go to Lexington Cemetery chapel with funeral services expected Saturday. Interment will be in the Allen family plot in Bluegrass country. Allen wrote The Assented Prone and stories about the Kentucky hills.

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Mexican Group Secedes From Roman Church

A Mexican religious faction breaks away from the Roman Catholic Church amid internal disputes. The report notes leaders forming a separate community and outlines tensions with the broader church hierarchy.

Evolution theory ban killed by legislators

The North Carolina General Assembly killed a proposed ban on teaching evolution linking man with the origins of life in state schools amid heated debate. The measure failed to advance, signaling continued controversy over science education policy.

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Late News Bulletins Span Trials and Political Rifts

A bulletin notes International Council of Religions Education offered Hughes the secretary of state post with a $58008 salary. A Montana senator Wheeler case proceeds as grand jury testimony reveals key witnesses including Stout. A jurist upholds defense counsel in a conspiracy trial. A Black Sea landslide reshapes coastlines, with 10 metre terrain collapses. Wahlberg testifies on a report sheet transfer of 6,000 dollars as a robbery gang targets a county church.

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Henry Ford Purchases Edison Lab Tools for Detroit Display

Henry Ford acquired Thomas Edison’s former laboratory equipment and artifacts from WOOP Bun Blacksmith to ship to Detroit for display in the Ford Museum. The material includes experiments that helped Edison refine many inventions and will be showcased alongside related items.

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