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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1924

Page

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Prodigals Return From Elusive Oranges Adventure

Three Laurel youths Demel Culver Dyson Truitt and J Marshal Bott along with Filmore Frock departed in Truitt s Ford touring car Tuesday afternoon as police were notified. They reached Virginia and planned to visit Washington and Baltimore before returning home claiming their trip was a sermon like voyage and money and future plans influenced their course. Glen Truitt father of one boy learned of the funds and alerted Norfolk police as officials coordinated efforts to locate the missing teens.

Florida Demel Culver Dyson Truitt J. Marshal Bott Laurel Lizzie Ford P Va Land of Sunshine Glen Truitt Dysoc Ceteris Bi School Filmore Frock Truitt Poice Norfolk Washington Baltimore Frock

Battle Cruiser Adrift Near Cape Charles in Tow to Scrapyard

The battleship Louisiana, under tow from Philadelphia for scrapping under the arms limitation treaty, broke from tugs Weed and Peerless about 75 miles off the coast. Anchored 180 miles north of Cape Charles, it drifted while a two civilian-crew manned craft rode out the weather and currents.

Washington, Jr A. P.j Saeeda Erty Teen Ie Louisiana Hue Deng Moar Philadelphia Lewisiana Cape Charles Weed Peerless Northwest Tonntes

Life of Greek President Threatened in Turbulent Campaign

An Athens dispatch reports threats against the Greek president amid ongoing Near East tensions. The article notes leadership changes after a campaign that ousted Sul tamate last year and references Kemal as a rising military figure renowned for his command skill.

Athens Radia Ktestheron Vemas Teleey Near East Kemal

Citrus Growers Face Warm Night After Sleepless Watch

In Los Angeles on January 7, citrus growers, who kept orchards warm all night with smudge pots, reported temperatures reaching 96 degrees as they sought to shield trees from the cold.

Los Angeles A. P

Features Today The Referee Out Our Way On Page

A compact listing highlights sections including Sports of Timely Interest and The Old Home Town with notes on industry trends and wage movements. It mentions Women’s Interests and Important City News featured on pages five and four respectively.

Bandits Attack Monastery in Russia

Bandits stormed the famed Petrov Lavra monastery near here but monks resisted fiercely. The Patriarchal Supreme Dobiansky was killed in the fighting and the raiders fled without stealing valuables.

Kieff. Dee Russia Pet ‘A Lavra Here Superine Dobiansky

Re-capture ruling upheld. far flung dispatches flag crisis

The Supreme Court declares the re capture of excess warnings esugee of the Transportation Act valid and constitutional. Reports from Washington St Augustine and New Orleans note ship grounding near Mantilla Reef, rebel Tampico seizure, and Dempsey Gibbons bout talks while Shipping Board deliberates a new plan shifting powers to the Emergency Fleet Corp. Local coverage by AP traces multiple political and maritime developments.

Washington Supreme Court Shipping Board Arene Board

Conspiracy Charged in Veterans Bureau Contracts

Senate inquiry finds evidence of fraud and corruption in Veterans Bureau hospital contracts. Key figures cited include Charles K R O’Ryan and C B Hurley, with cases involving Northampton Massachusetts and American Lake Washington contracts. Substandard sale of bureau supplies at Perryville Maryland depot is noted.

Washington Charles KR. Porbes Veterans Bureau John F Cres New York Senate Veterans’ Committee O Ryan He Sanson Department O of Justice Wasonn Ey Senyan C. B. Hurley Tacoma Wash Thompesa St. Louisa James W. Black Chicago Elish H. Mortimer Philadel O’ryan Northampton Mass Pontiac Construction Company Detroit Mich Thompson and Black Company Harley Harley-Mason Company Burese American Lake Perryville Thompson-Kelly Company Boston Harding Public Health Service Veterans’ Bureau

Country Governed By Groupe Says Jones

A fragmented AP wire summary notes a group claiming control over Jones country and urging readers across the United States to contact their congressmen. The piece references taxes and political messaging, with scattered phrases about wires, drums, and a Volstead era context.

Groupe Jones Wn Dan Aps United States

Sophomores Walk Out At Virginia Military Institute Protest

The 113 members of VMI's sophomore class including three varsity players staged a mass walkout from Lexington early this morning to protest a hazing punishment of Texas cadet Thos Crowder. The Vigilance Committee's ruling sparked the action, with Major General EW Nichols reportedly notified but taking no immediate action.

Lexington Virginia Military Institute Lesington Thos Crowder Texas Sephoma Cre Crouder EW Nichols A Actuneon

Munich Ravelers Go To Workhouse Amid Nightlife Clampdown

Commissioner von Kahr campaigns to curb highrollers and champagne parties in Munich as private wine rooms and luxury eateries attract crowds amid shortages. Police rounded up overdressed revelers violating closing hours and sent deserters to the workhouse.

Munch von Kahr Kosterers de Dicama Basti Rer Ogi Nard Tebes

Fire in Girls' School at Westminster College

Fire at Westminster College in New Castle Pennsylvania damaged the Senor Lodge when an overheated furnace sparked around 1130 pm. Miss Francelia Osborne and Miss Rebecca Gibson awakened by smoke led other girls to evacuate out windows in night attire. Damage described as small.

New Castle A. P Senor Lodge Westminister College Misaes Francelia Osborne Rebecca Gibson

Experts Explain Farm Lesisters Washington Jan 7

Representatives of farm officials discuss the farm cooperatives approaches and the issues facing wheat growers and agriculture in general as they consider proposals offered for the sector.

Washington A. P Farm Tive Sates Amet

New Grade Crossing Device Tested in Sweden

Swedish railroads have tested a new warning device at grade crossings. A bar rises seven feet above the road eighty feet from crossing when a train approaches. Red and white lights enhance the warning and a chain of lights hangs to strike the car and alert drivers.

Sweden Stockhholm

Best Peace Plan for 100000 Bok Prize Announced by Jury

The American Peace Plan contest awarded 100000 to a plan chosen by the Jury of Award led by Elihu Root. The author remains unnamed pending a national referendum to focus on merits over identity. The plan advocates U.S. cooperation with other nations and strict controls on materials linked to wartime production.

Edward W. Bok Elihu Root United States Awia Oficuh Che

Nine Alarms Ring in Record Cold Fire Surge

Firemen answered nine alarms in 21 hours amid a brutal cold spell in Salisbury. Most blazes started in chimneys or from defective stoves, burning two houses and damaging one dwelling. A new method using anthracite soot descended chimneys to extinguish fires was tested, potentially lowering costs. The electric alarm meter failed, temporarily forcing rope-led response.

Salisbury Roy Adkins Vine Street Fre Retine W E. Howard Garer Kennerly

Rebel Sales Discouraged by Agents in Lax Zone

Fragmentary report notes agents of a revolutionary group discouraging sales in a border area. Text hints at a department reiterating ware movements toward New Orleans with representatives involved.

Teat Revolutionary Foup Mini de la Huerta Orieans

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