City Faces 15000 Damage Suit Over Arrest by Officer
John W Turner sues the City of Salisbury and its mayor and council for 15000 alleging unlawful arrest and detention by Special Officer Harvey Elzey who detained Turner for questioning over a car on Main Street. The complaint claims deprivation of liberty and humiliation and seeks damages for alleged assault and false imprisonment. The suit was filed in circuit court and entered on the January term docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
John W Turner
Hun Attormy
Alexander
Uo Jackson
Plainff
Harvey Blary
Cac
Fizey
Turner
Elzey
Main Street
Elvey
House Quickly Gets Ready For Business
The House met as Albert Almoney, chief clerk, called members to order at noon. Allan Coad sought Speakership. Frans Po Curia was nominated by Delegate Upshur for Speaker. The vote for Curtis beat Nickel 92 to 19. desk officers and clerks chosen. Republicans offered a substitute ticket with Evans, Shultz, Foreman, and Crothera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Aceston
Albert Almoney
Onder
Almoney
Allan Coad
Democrate Caucus
Franklin Upshur
Wonester
Frans Po Curia
Baltimore City
Rudolph Norkel
Allewar
Rraorus
John H Battle
Allegany
Balot
Curtis
Nickel
Albert J Almoney Jourral
Charles E Bishop
Larence
Frederick Kemper
Charles Cooper
Republians
Twket
David Evans
Allegary County
Harold K Shultz
Caroline Quenty
Journal
Lerk
J C Foreman
Garrett County
Reading
Edmond Crothera
Ect
Theemocrat
Siace
Free Barry Bh Tra In Report Steps Taken
Fragmented OCR text references actions to free Barry Bh Tra and mentions legal representation, a court or report context, and unclear names. The readable portion hints at a habeas or release effort, with mentions of Bartholomew and Philadelphia but lacks coherent details or dates to form a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
British Ambassador to the United States Confirmed
The appointment of the British ambassador to the United States, succeeding Sir Auckland Geddes, has been officially confirmed and will take effect in Washington. Sir Esmer to present credentials as the new envoy, amid diplomatic preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Esmer
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Boat Line Not Stopping Despite Reports
A disrupted service update states the boat line will not stop despite reports of extended delays. Public notices say the schedule remains on track and shippers will receive sufficient advance notice to avoid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claibone
Dia
Waitress Marries Hart After Breakthrough Tease in Show
Edward T Hall reports a chance meeting in Washington after a waitress Joan Gardner trips, spills tea, and apologies charm Flo Ziegfeld. She is offered a part in a Ziegfeld musical and marries Hart on New Year’s Day between shows, continuing stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AYP
Edward T Hall
Beeston Shoe Manefacturer
Washington
Joan Gardner
Misa Claire
Flo Ziegfelt
Charme
Rush
Joan
Ziegfeld
Hart
Jealousy blamed for Mabel Normand shooting claim
The incident in Lines apartment on New Year's night involves Mabel Normand Courtland Dines and Edna Purviance. Greer the chauffeur suggests a theory while Normand and Purviance contend differently. Dines is said to have been engaged to Normand though no ring was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel Normand Sehavi
Courtland
Dines
Denver
Miss Normand
Edas
Mepecetide
Greer
Mise Normand
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mise Nersnend
Mins Rvnance
Nowepn
Ree
Russian Princess Olga Kosilowsky Arrested For Jewel Theft Near Elsinore
Russian Princess Olga Kosilowsky, daughter of General Vladimir Kealewsky, was arrested on charges of stealing jewels valued at fifteen thousand kroner from a country house near Elsinore where she was visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onenhagen
Olga Kosilowsky
Vladimir Kealewsky
Elsinore
German deer attack injures woman in forest collision
In Silesia near Palkenberg, Marlh Frau Martha Ahrens was seriously injured when four stags suddenly charged a forest road. The deer forced the auto off course and one stag leaped into the seat wounding her face and blinding one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palkenberg
Silesia
Marlh
Martha Ahrens
Frau Ahrens
Butler Rejects Car Allowance As Public Safety Move
Philadelphia reports Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler rejects an $85,000 motor car appropriation for his office and proposes funds be shifted to eight banada chasing automobies. other items note Senate election investigation plans and currency department calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Martre Corps
Upshaw Pushes Resolution to Bar Drunken Diplomats
Representative Upshaw of Georgia urged Congress to bar members from the floor if found intoxicated and to require abstinence pledges for Federal officials, diplomats, and armed forces. He called for revoking diplomatic immunity privileges and restricting liquor access, arguing for stricter enforcement under Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upshaw
Congress
Capitol
Army
Navy
Georgia
Tative
State Department
Howard Carter Faces Complex Tomb Removal Work
In Luxor Egypt Howard Carter confronts the difficult task of dismantling the outer canopy of Tutankhamuns tomb. He has already removed three roof sections and now plans a careful method to separate the remaining decorated sides while laboring in a narrow chamber under intense heat and pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxor
Egypt
Howard Carter
Pharoah Tutenkhamur
Carter
Alice
Gromot Te Lemar
Beerte
Explosion at Pekin corn product plant kills many
A dust explosion at the Pekin Pekin Pekin Corn Products starch plant killed more than two dozen workers and injured about eighty others. Fire followed, rescue crews fought flames as bodies were recovered and hundreds remained entombed in rubble with hours expected to pass before the scene could be cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pein
Os Per Ens
Corn Products Company
Pekon
Rame
Pekin
Peoria
Plart
Remeing
Tucker slams education bill as drain on treasury
Rep Tucker of Virginia denounces the Sterling Towper education bill before the Senate as a move toward a consolidated empire in Washington. He calls it a drain on federal funds while proposing a Secretary of Education and a $100,000,000 national education appropriation to be matched by states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P
Congress
Senate
Tucker
Virginia
Feder Treasury
1500 Miners Strike Amid Wage Dispute in Pa
About 1800 miners from the No. 9 Calliery in Pennsylvania struck yesterday against an order by District President Cappelini. They met in Pittston and voted to continue the strike, sending a committee to Scranton to present grievances. The walkout centers on violations of the wage contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
No. 9
Calliery
Pennsylvania (Pa
Cappelini
Pittston
Et Cappelini
Scrantes
Cedee
First With The News Fragment Signals Local Event
Fragmentary OCR reads like a crowded scene with a crowd crying out The amen as a defining moment. Specific names, places, or dates are not readable in the available text.
Maryland Senate Opens Its First Session With Unanimous Choice
The Maryland Senate convened its first session with all members present. Senator David G McIntosh was elected president by a 21 to 6 vote and will lead committee appointments, while a joint session with the House is planned for 3 PM in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Umnee
Senate of Maryland
Emerson Ffrothera
Cafando Liathan
Worcester County
John S. McDaniel
Talbot County
Heratory
George Arnold Fink
Itimore City
Lawrence Bo Towers
Caroline County
Pacino
J G Carl
Battimore
Harrison
Stephen W Gambrill
Howard County
David G McIntosh
Baltimore County
Democratic Cauces. Complimentary To His Party, Senator David A Robb
Allegany County
Towers
Harry Olevin
Baltimore City
Gambril
McIntosh
Robb
Banatars
Senate
House of Delegates
Truncm
McDaniel
House
Wood promises aid in investigation
Counsel for Week and Food Jr states his client is ready to assist congressional inquiry into the s off crack. The report references Arkansas and other figures and mentions congressional leaders and government roles amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Week
Congress
Arkansas
Eames
Gowrger
Leserd
Mr Freer
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Assembly
John W. Turner
Harvey Ebey
Tate
Bartholomew
Harm
Cefrmsetwe
U. S
Alve
Washi
Mayfield
Democrat
Texas
Lator
Tutenkhimun
Lesats Fundamentalist League of
Greater New York
Oakland
Bureau of Identificton
Oakland Pelce
Merace Greer
Perey
Allegheny
Crech
Reed
Dean Ranwaz
Sentative Upshaw
Oak Park
Mae
Ray
Mac
Tut
W- Neix
Dept. Weeld Drain
Treasury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!