Electrical service to 24 hour year round reach Salisbury area
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Co announced a plan to extend 24 hour electrical service to Salisbury and Ocean City area for commercial and residential use. Construction along the KC and As railroad corridor from Salisbury to Pittsville is under way, with supply from Laurel plant and temporary resort equipment to be replaced by new lines once permits and rights of way are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saliebury
Ocean City
Eastern Shore
Electric Company
Walton
Parsonsburg
Pittsville
Willard Aint Whalesville
Geran City
Fie
Laurel
Del
Sakebury
Sakebury Company
Uate Desert
Kewariy Extry
Salihury
Pittestles
Salisbury
Deaths in Baltimore apartment after gas leak
Bactimers and Fel. 2505 04 1 9 Mes, race Dinan, a registered nurse, and Wilhans Raymond Kiky, ex US Army lieutenant, found dead today in Mr. Duncan's East Baltimore Street apartment. Gas flowed from a tube between them. Duncan's father died Monday and his 3 year old daughter was ordered to an institution yesterday. Detectives found a smashed deck and odor of gas. A coat packet bearing Major Charles F L Clark’s signature dated June 15, 1923, links to a depot build by the Quartermasters Corps in Frater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Dinan
Geare
Wilhans Raymond Kikyie
United States Army
Hledvattailn Q. M.C
Trade Trends Highlighted in February Meeting Notes
A rough summary notes a February gathering discussing economic indicators and farm outputs. Mentions Maserius and Posen Ree with references to trends in credit, production, and market expectations. Sparse readable entities include Jord and Masse with uncertain context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posen
Deportation Drive Amid Gang War Ties and Slaying
Authorities prepare deportation proceedings for a dozen aliens taken aboard rail cars in Little Italy as violence intensifies. Baldeth, nicknamed the Rage, was found shot to death in an alley, linked to gang warfare and a marked police profile. A note in his clothing referenced a policeman job filing and a tie to the Scourge gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiears
Ket
Italy
Baldeth
Orazia Tropea
Balewelli
Wan
George Farrell
Two Women Seek Seattle and Tacoma Mayoral Nomination
In Seattle and Tacoma primaries two women ran for mayor. Bertha K. Lander won in Seattle by a large margin over Edwin J. Brown. Anna J. Myer led in Tacoma’s primaries but trailed the winner Melon Gi. Tennit for the nomination.
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Seattle
Wasi
Tacoma
Bertha K. Lander
Washington
Melon Gi. Tennit
Ata
Anzels V. Fawcitt
Katoeryn AL Mira
Ste Pte Ap Syate
West Virginia City Faces Animal Disease Outbreak
The report notes veterinarians treating nine animals in a town after an illness outbreak. It mentions a veterinary team and local authorities monitoring the situation and providing care to affected animals.
Lithuanian Editor on Trial in Reavkton Blasphemy Case
Anthony Himbe a Lithuanian editor faced blasphemy and incitement charges for a January 1 speech in Jathuanian National Mall. The crowded courtroom heard witness testimony as defense argued the charge violates Massachusetts constitutional rights amid factional tension among locals.
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Reavkton
Mass
Ped Anthony Himbe
Fedlay
Terit
Jathuanian National Mall
Kinda
Mimba
Kan
Harris Hofman
Massachusetts
Regan
Senate awaits final vote on inheritance tax cut bill
Washington February 24 The $40000000 tax reduction bill moves toward final Senate action after House approval following heated debate over inheritance tax provisions. The bill would pass to President Coolidge for signature, with White House action anticipated by week’s end.
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Washington
A. P
Senate
House
Thureday
White House
Presser Coolidge
Municipal Court Hearings In New Quarters District
Report notes municipal court activity in New Quarters with mentions of local farmers and residents involved. The fragment references court proceedings, governance and community concerns centered around the quarter and its Mayors and officials.
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Yetwar
National Eduration Aracration Delegates Speak
National Education Association delegates from states including Maine discuss reforms to county superintendents by popular ballot. Critics warn political influence harms professional leadership, urging non political appointments and focus on teacher training.
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Maine
Addren
Washington
Tan
Department of Superintendensee
National Education Association
Department of Rural Educaion
Florence Male
Thomas Butcher
Roman State Teachers College
National Council of Education
Cour
National Society of College Teachers of Education
Guards Guard 47 Banks in Marion County Plan
Five armed guards protect each of the 47 banks in Marion County as part of a countywide plan to deter bandits and robbers. The Marion County Bankers Association approved the measure, with cashiers and tellers armed and three others given similar powers.
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Feduanapone
Ind
Artmedi Constibier
Marion Countty
Maron County Barkers’ Pyothe Vase Association
Ie A Itent
Death Penalty Given in Campanella Murder Case
In a trial held this month, Campanella was sentenced to death for the murder of Mare Pasen. The court found clear intent and the defendant showed no remorse. Prosecutors credited the verdict to strong evidence and testimony from witnesses.
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Erarer
Mare Pasen
Campanella
Fragmentary item about a man hidden in a building
The readable text provides limited clues about a man hiding in a location described with unclear terms. No definite names, places, or outcomes are established in the accessible fragments.
French Flyer Killed Stunt Flight Near Eiffel Tower
Paris February twenty six an attempted flight through the Eiffel Tower arch ended in tragedy when Lieutenant Loom Callet’s plane struck radio wires and crashed into flames. Firemen arrived too late and Callet died. his brother watched, and a wager with an American friend reportedly sparked the stunt.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
Antes
War Hari
Loom Callet
Secor
Liew. Cathet
Ker
Fire Devastates Piers as Riverfront Blaze Rages in New York
In Manhattan the Dominion nets at the Medeon River pier were swept by fire and smoke turning day to night. A Seminole cargo cage of silks and tobacco was rescued as a plan to salvage eight hundred crates of cotton was hampered by dense haze. Firefighters battled a second blaze at a East Beightceath Street factory as pier fires threatened further damage.
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New York
Dominion
Brach Street
Medeon River
Jefferson
Carlier
Clyde Liver
Hudson River
Leger
Manhattan
Dove
Count Salm Moogetrachen Faces Possible Deportation Row
New York lawyer says Count Ludwig Salm Moogetrachen has the means to support his wife and child and needs a proper home, while Rep LaGuardia asks Labor Department to investigate if he could become a public charge. The Count dismisses the move, noting legal proceedings over custody from New York courts.
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New York
Ludwig Salm Moogetrachen
United States
Fiorella I. Latiuardia
Socialist of
Lecguardia
Secretary of
Labor
Sha- Vin
Count Seth
LaGuardia
Herman M. Geedstein
Washington
la Crmrdea
Miffierat Rogers
Palen Beach
Carnival Permit Issued With Restrictions By City
The city grants permission for a carnival from April 8 to May 1 with a rule barring gas users of chances. An entry fee of 168 dollars is forfeited after violations by City Clerk C. Pegsoms. The Frank West show will not be permitted to include fires or dangerous acts, and only riding devices and shows will be displayed in the Mac-Va-Penn circuit area.
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Bey the Ray
Frank Weat
del. Mac-Va-Penn
Salisberg
Various World News Briefs From February Ne Reports
A string of short items from February reports cover politics, trials, and social issues. Notable notes include liquor policy discussions, a state senate funding vote, a death toll rise from a prison incident, and international updates on traffic conventions and medal recipients. The summaries reference Washington remarks, court cases, and local events in several regions.
Bandits Hit Maryland Plant In Cash Heist
Three men shot Assistant Paymaster Berlin and Patrolman Durkin and escaped with about 16 000 in cash and checks from the Western Maryland Petry Company dairy plant in Baltimore. Berlin and Durkin were wounded as the robbers fled in a car on Dolphin Street. Witnesses described the bandits as armed with a sawed off shotgun and wearing dark clothing with faces covered, leaving behind a car with Maryland license 212561.
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Baltimore
Berlin
Western Maryland Petry Company
Patrick Durkin
Merlin
Olman
Thei Ar
Delphia Street
Landen Avenue
Drurkin
Manary Navy
Hoklup
Micherel Reese Whittemore
Gierd
Marylens Penitentiary
Dolphin Street
Chuckin
Asistant
Maryland
Qeeler
Jurkin
Ome Builet
Lake
Pelphin Street
Dourkin
Dary Company
Tinmas
Arsitant
Turbin
Freeg Wimdine
Michlienbeth Tras
Howe
Poona
Try
Bertion
Boung
Jefferson
Far
Langley in Stock Boom at Penitentiary
A prisoner in Langley, cited as Alarsa Ga, serving two years for conspiracy to commit felonies, is involved in a stock boom incident at the penitentiary. Authorities report armed confrontation and a room disturbance during the event.
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Alarsa Ga
Kemtucas Ieee
Penientiary
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Mi. Briar
Mupelar
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Mentirella
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CA. P
Elaine
Brigian Senate
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Homer
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France
League of Nalens
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Hintich Motecchig
Wami
Gertssbure
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Shenk
Philadelphia Athletics
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Langley
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