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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1927

Page

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Arges Bribery Fire Destruction on Stahen Street

A large fire touched off by arson damaged properties on Stahen Street, with says of Brice Leach and Ana Haina linked to the incident. Fire crews battled flames at night, and the blaze damaged the Stakem Building and nearby businesses including a wallpaper shop and a restaurant. Investigators checked off the scene as crews fought the blaze and secured the area.

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Baseball Scandal Hearing Targets Risberg and Sox

Chicago hearing before Commissioner Landis delves into alleged 1917 pool funds used to influence pennant races. Key figures Risberg Gandil Schalk and Buck Weaver testify about payments to Detroit and to throw games versus Boston.

Chicago Baseball Court of Kenesaw MM. Landis Eddie Collins Ray Schalk Red Faber Donnie Bush Clarence Rowland Charles A Kieberg Landis Chicago White Sox Bolt Detroit Risberg Seibold Sox Boston Red Sox White Sox Ant Leibold Towland Lands George “Buck” Weaver Weaver Oscar Nit Meeelf Chick Gandil

Congress Resumes Session After 11 Day Xmas Break

Congress returns after an 11 day recess. Reported activity covers legislative plans and anticipated votes as lawmakers reconvene. The text mentions executive actions, debates on budget, and potential policy moves shaping early year agendas.

Congress

Shoe Store Ad Fragment in Stray OCR Line

Fragmentary OCR shows a shoe store notice with scattered letters and prices. Readable items mention boys shoes and a price or catalog fragment, but most content is garbled and lacks complete details.

Naval Program Weak Is Testimony Given in Ball to Congress

Testimony before the House committee on appropriations reported that the naval program shows slower speed and higher costs. Admiral John Halibaar testified that despite repair, vessel speed would drop from 25 to a lower rate, with implications for wartime and merchant shipping readiness.

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Reading the Reed Pluses and Lees Huregine

A cryptic note discusses the country reed with pluses and lees, hinting at variations in spelling or pronunciation. The fragment mentions植 unclear references to齿 linguistic features or regional terms.

Detroit Baseball Boss Claims 1917 Game Was Sold

AP reports Frank Navin of Detroit asserts the 1917 game was sold. The White Sox faced Boston in a tense season end near Fenway Park. A September 20 makeup game was planned, with Navin seeking White Sox support to secure victory and pennant chances.

Detroit Mack Dan Frank Navin Gre Boatoef Detroit Clath Petee Fo Tyrers Fenway Park Boston Ste Sand Tre Ub Beader Fur Navin Whitsun

Feudist Slain by Deputy Sheriff Setethy

A chaotic fragment reports a deputy sheriff fatally wounding Feudist in a confrontation near Ky. Names like Blackley, Palmore, Frye, and Nabie appear amid unclear details. The text mentions threats and a resulting fatality but lacks coherent chronology.

Jake Sole Bresthitt Blackley Nabie

Review of Teapot Dome Lease Case Tops Senate Session

Washington reports Harry Sinclair’s case at the Supreme Court for Teapot Dome lease. Wheeler-led resolution prompts immediate withdrawal of U.S. marines from Nicaragua. State Department notes Dover illness worsened for Wilmington Daris. Bank robbery at Kent State Bank, Philadelphia Court upholds Bell conviction for Carnegie Trust theft. Vandenberg kidnapping case in St Paul with $5,000 robbery. Senate to review Frank Smith credential. former Tire and Rubber president Brabard charged with company mismanagement.

Philadelphia State Supreme Court John V. Bell Vilegheny Laander ShiwiGan Carnegie Trust Company Ahron,hie Cane—Brard, Spiberling Eeedyear Tire and Rubber Company Juan Sherwin Cleveland Towlinseanorkhanders

302 Killed in Three Day Battle in Nicaragua War

Fights near Las Perlas yield 502 dead and 1,500 wounded as conservative forces retreat to El Bluff. Diaz says Mexico aids Liberals. calls all able men aged 12 to 30 to harvest labor. Reports note US recognition of Diaz government and Mexican support for Sacasa government.

Manasua Nicaragua Finsi Las Perlas United States Mexico el Bluff Frank R. Mitchell Guatemala Adolfo Diaz General Diaz Unitedstates Juan Sacasa Mexica

Message From World Church Declares Jesus Greatest Ruler

A New Year message from Charles Stelzel of the International Advertising Association asserts Jesus is the world’s greatest ruler and a social reformer. The church says it seeks to assist those who acknowledge need and desire divine help.

New York Aedesus Jesus Charles Stelzel Church International Advertising Association

Woodrow Wilson essays contest offers $25 000 prize

The Woodrow Wilson Foundation announces two $25 000 prizes to young writers who submit essays on What Woodrow Wilson Means to me. Eligible are residents of the United States aged 10 to 25, with essays capped at 2400 words. The contest closes in October.

New York Woodrew Wilean Woodrow Wilken Foundation Wendrow Wilson United States

Submarine war aid boosted Allied convoys in Atlantic

Navy hearings reveal radios on German U boats aided Axis subs and French radio stations aided the effort to disrupt American transports crossing the Atlantic. Rear Admiral Halligan testified about token measures and offshore patrols, with transports torpedoed and ships sunk while others endured hindrances in the war effort.

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British subjects attacked by Chinese mob in Princess district

A Chinese mob incited by British antagonists attacked the British district. British police and sailors landed to protect residents. Three British defenders were hospitalized. The mob was held in check for four hours until Chinese soldiers arrived and dispersed them.

Hankew Britieh

Washington Debates Prohibition and Poison Denaturing Plans

In Washington the Senate opens a new round of prohibition debate as discussions over denaturing alcohol move forward under Secretary Mellon guidance. House members push regulations and urge eliminating poison from denaturing agents while lawmakers contrast treaty policy and public health concerns amid references to alcohol-related deaths.

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