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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1925

Page

2

Fox speaks at rally with music by child violinist

A Tale of Three Cities won the Ledge No. 56 under the Pythian Charity Committee in Salisbury Asbury. Dr Fox spoke as Prof John Hopkins Orchestra performed. Six year old Billy Hopkins played viola, and Thomas Cale of the Electrical Development Company provided radio entertainment. Periodic remarks followed with refreshments served to attendees. The event was organized by church societies and local committees.

Pythian Charity Committee Salsbury Pyth Asbury Eme Fox John Hopkin Billy Hopk Thomas Cale Eeletrical Development Company Auadienee Mittee

Players to wear numbered sleeves at AMC CBB meeting

A meeting of the Amcort CBB association decided players will be numbered for the coming transom. Numbers will appear on sleeve patches matching program numbers, with high enough labels to be visible and durable.

Amcort Hereford

Fennelly Sets Two Home Run Milestone in City Game

Fennelly hit two home runs and drove in three runs in a May game for Atlantic City teams. The feat came despite observers noting the pitcher’s control and the era’s rough play.

Tax conference yields call to phase out inheritance tax

Press Chairman Green of the House and Means Committee urged gradual elimination of federal inheritance taxes at a Washington tax conference. President Ceal no longer opposes the trend. The week also saw a New York City separation suit and theft reports of oil paintings and antiques worth 1 million dollars from Martin Wein achenck’s Hollywood home. Certification plans for oysters to prevent impure seafood shipments were discussed by federal and state officers and industry reps in Washington. A Philadelphia car finding with a woman named Alice Joye remains unresolved. hospital and unemployment notes appear in brief items from Philadelphia.

Green House and Means Committee Washington Ceal Margaret Budlen New York City Hollywood Martin Weinachenck Cunnry Ang Seman Philadelphia Philadelphia Hospital Damaary Philadelphia Dispatch York

Freight rate dispute halts shipments from Baltimore to Texas

A fragmented discussion outlines Arkansas and Colorado freight rates to Texas, arguing for equal mile-based pricing with other ports. Citizens urge expedited rate assessments and direct Baltimore–Texas sailing to preserve the tomato industry and prevent market loss.

Arkansas Colorado Texas Baltimore Ember New York Sheriie Wester Bessawania

Eastern Shore on its toes and fizhwac to a man

A speaker urges unity and action, calling on all canners and section members to join in support of a key proposition. He emphasizes that the Eastern Shore stands ready and fully committed to the cause, urging collective participation.

Mie Gardner

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