Salisbury to Get Branch Factory of Large Clothing Firm
A large national mens clothing maker plans a Salisbury branch, third largest in the U.S., with 100 workers at start rising to 200. New Industries Corporation and the Salisbury Incomico Chamber of Commerce orchestrate the project, leasing a South Salisbury building for the plant near Gordy Park and Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
United States
Salsbury
New Industries Corporation
Salisbury Incomico Chamber of Commerce
William P Ward
Sadbury
Gordy Park
Vine Street
Oak Street
Pecesent
Baltimore
France faces crossroads as Brenner studies bid for power
Milton Brenner of The Evening Times surveys France’s fault lines as Poincare era politics collide with leftist and royalist factions. He weighs a possible one man government against a widening coalition while noting economic strains and rising Communist rhetoric.
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France
Tades Erittee
Milton Brenner EL -Repene
Evening Times
NEA
Will Wed After Arctic Flights with Bartlett Captain
A man who joined Peary on his polar voyage plans to marry after returning from a flight aboard the Shenandoah dirigible if the craft completes its Arctic crossing. The wedding would follow his journeys across the Arctic circle with Captain Robert A. Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bartlett
Artic Circle
Peary
Woman's Past Clouded in Double Murder Probe
Chicago readers are told of a double murder mystery centering on a man named John Daugherty and a woman identified as Mrs. Duffy. Detectives seek clues from letters and papers found in an apartment shared by Mr. and Mrs. Horton. The case involves jealousy, a Detroit trip, and a possible libertine past as investigators work to identify victims and suspects.
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Preas
Chicago
John Defy
Tgc
Duffy
Cecil C. Horton
Horton
Ao Davenport
Detroit
Jetike
Celene
Letebeville
Norton
Lulu Hogten
Letenge Herald
John Daugherty
Philadelphia
Herten
Vietions
Gunner
Michael
Efort
Slemp to Testify as Oil Probe Moves Monday
Bascom Slemp agreed to appear before the Senate oil investigations committee on Monday. Senator Walsh, lead prosecutor, said questions will cover Slemp's communications with government officials about the oil inquiry. Wheeler would also appear if invited as the letters demand.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Senate
Walsh
Slemp
Ee Walsh
Toe
Peay
New York
Lenreet
Tom
E. L Deheny
Wheels
Montana
Daughsaid
Wheeler
Doheny
Daugherty
Thetorney
Deported Chicago Tribune Journalist Charged by Mexico
Frederick Wright a Chicago Tribune correspondent in Mexico City has been ordered deported by the Mexican Secretary of the Interior on charges of persistent misinterpretation of policy and news. The dispatch notes the deportation follows an earlier Tribune investigation into an incident in Poella involving Roan Jean.
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Chicago
Frederick Wright
Mexico City
Chicago Tribune
Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Mae
Dispatch
Tribune
Roan Jean
Poella
Dale
Montere
Neon
Ralph Cameron
Nme
Ceg
Cates
Brest
Teresa
Athletes in Baltimore Meet Bar-Fee
Unclear readable fragments describe athletic events in Baltimore with references to fees and contests. Lacking full names dates or outcomes, the readable text hints at a schedule or meeting involving athletes and a bar fee but no actionable detail is confirmed.
Wilttery Prisoners Plead For Amnesty
Leavenworth Kansas February 3. Wartime military court penalties stricter than civilian. Warden W S Biddle says 175 prisoners now serving sentences from court martial. 300 more cases to be reviewed at Fort Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Depeny
War Department
W. S. Biddle
Federal judge dismisses Bernstein libel suit against Henry Ford
In New York the federal judge knocked out a $900,000 libel case brought by Herman Bernstein of the Soviet Tribune against Henry Ford. The ruling ends a high profile dispute as Washington politics swirl around cabinet firings and proposals to raise excess profits taxes amid a stubborn political climate.
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New York
A. P
Knox Today
Browght
Herman Bernstein
Cuiter
The
Soviet Tribune
Henry Ford
Washington
Wieconsin
Cornell Loses in Big Six Court League
The story reports Cornell suffering a defeat in a Big Six court league action as Princeton and other teams edge ahead in a tightly contested matchup. Names and exact scores are uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Cornell Lears
COURT
Leagle
Ohio Republicans open primary filings in Columbus race
President Coolidge and Arthur Garford filed with the Ohio secretary of state to enter the Republican presidential primary. Hoke Donithen named as campaign manager representative. The filings mark steps toward the April 2 primary and national convention declarations in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Conlidge
Brown
Coolidge
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Secretary of State
Mr. Garford
Hoke Donithen
Marion
State of
Onlidge
Binzets
Dekaion
Westington Ferensry
French Parliament approves broad tax plan to curb profiteers
Deputies vote 254 to 2 after long session on a tax economy package. Measures target profiteers, prevent market speculation, and extend treasury notes up to 7 billion francs. Projected yields include new taxes and higher rates, with abolition of the match monopoly noted.
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Pelacare
Treasury
Alee
Teapot Dome Line Extends Longest in World
Report describes Teapot Dome in Wyoming as hosting the world’s longest oil field line by Sinclair oil interests. Construction connects the Teapot Dome field to refineries via extensive piping, with crews supervising trench work and a multineedle pipeline network spanning hundreds of miles. The feature highlights the scale of the project and its impact on oil transport.
Winston Churchill to Stage Comeback in Abbey Division
London report states Winston Churchill plans a comeback as an independent anti Secaket candidate. Churchill refuses to run in the Abbey Division, calling it an absolutely safe Conservative seat.
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Winston Churchill
London
A. P
Cherehill
Abbey
Senator Greene Faces Improved Condition in Hospital
Reports from Waerington Fen indicate Senator Greene of Vermort is showing better signs after a serious illness. Attendants express cautious optimism as he remains in the hospital under care.
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Waerington Fen
Senator Greene
Vermort
New Reparations Plan Details Reported
Fragmentary OCR text describes a new reparations plan dated February 21 and mentions ongoing works, a bureau, and references to commerce and machinery. Readable names and clear actions are limited. the passage is largely garbled.
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Ruhr Leivanson
Germany
Leon Dawdet
Charles Maurtar
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Humanite
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Peggy
Peggy Wood
John Weaver
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