05 Jan 1927
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1927
Page
1
Officers General Assembly installed as session opens. McIntosh named president. Eastern Shore legislators win desk seats. Report notes initial moves, party roles, and key figures in Maryland politics as the 25 cent tax rate question looms.
A letter from Convent Station details disciplinary action over dress and behavior at St Bhaaketh School. Principal notes suspension and possible expulsion as a deterrent. Parents are urged to align with regulations on school attire and conduct.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a railroad and Bavaria with unclear names and dates. Readable elements include references to a railroad incident and possible international context, but substantial facts are missing to form a coherent, reportable item.
Fragmented OCR indicates late news briefs detailing military deployments and government responses. The text references Hatchow, Senate confirmation, and actions at various bases with uncertain names and dates, reflecting a wartime or political briefing tone.
Fragmentary report notes Victor Nes Vora and Edwin Wade in track competition aboard a broader statement about American education and national issues. It cites political figures and a sentiment of opposition to unrest, mentioning September and public stance on national matters.
The governor proposes a 25 cent tax rate, gasoline tax increases for road and bridge work, leasing Chesapeake Bay land for oyster farming, seed oyster propagation, and legal changes to protect shellfish. He urges strengthening Public Service Commission powers, opposes the Volstead Act and the Child Labor Amendment, seeks a 38.4 million state loan for roads, schools, hospitals, jails, and other public needs.
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