Baseball Officials Meet to Set Offseason Plans for 1925
Eastern Shore fans look to Salisbury for the annual meeting at 3 pm to set 1925 league officers and discuss a longer 90 or 100 game schedule and a two umpire system. President J Harry Rew and officers expected to be re elected. A salary cap of 2200 per month is noted with bench manager added.
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Eastern Shore
Salisbery
Sparatone Lane
J. Harry Rew
Parksley
Willeen Enly
W. B. Miller
WM BR. Thawley
Crisfield
Lane Holand
Rew
Wicomico
Miss Accomac to Represent Upper Shore in Beauty Contest
Miss Accomac has been chosen by residents of Upper Accomac County Virginia to represent their section of the Shore in the forthcoming Beauty Contest at the Arcade Theatre. The winner will be titled Miss Fastern Shore.
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Accomac County
Virginia
Arcade Theatre
Fastern Shore
Ford's Paper Faces Large Libel Suits
Aaron Sapiro, counsel for several farmers co operative groups, demands retraction of statements in Henry Ford's Dearborn News. He threatens a $1 000 000 libel suit if no retraction within thirty days, to be filed in Detroit. Sapiro links Ford articles to Julius Rosenwald Otto Kahn Bernard Baruch Albert Lasker and E Myer Jr accusing them of an anti Jewish conspiracy to control American agriculture or to organize farmers in Communist interests.
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Associated
Prev
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Bernard Baruch
Albert
Lasker
E. Myer, Jr
Farmers of America
Gas Explosion Kills Fifteen Workers at Anoremst
A gas blast trapped fifteen workers on June 6 causing severe injuries and estimating damage near the factory site. Rescue teams battled flames while authorities investigated the cause and extent of the explosion.
Wine Barred Indians Threaten An Uprising
In Tucson Arizona a federal jury ruled that Papago Indians violated the Volstead Act by manufacturing intoxicating wine. Officials feared a threatened uprising as ceremonies and rain rites tied to their harvest tradition were at stake.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jane Thewin
Tares Papago Fedians
Teng Ganmen Receives Long Penalty in Bronx Slaying
Teng Ganmen, alleged participant in the Gong Cheng Foon homicide at a Bronx laundry, was sentenced to life in prison after a second degree murder conviction. Jurors deliberated eight hours. Co-defendant Mock Vik Tong was convicted of first degree murder last week and awaits sentencing.
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New York
Jan & Lee Har
Teng Ganman
Gong Cheng Foon
Bronx
Eet
Mock Vik Tong
Quake Leaves Big Fissure on Hill in Bridgewater
A fissure two inches wide and forty feet long appeared on a hill above a rock ledge after tremors shook Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire. Scientists questioned a frost crack theory as winter remained unusually mild.
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East Bridgewater Mass
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Love affair hints light on Miss Palmer shooting case
Letters found in Hibbing Minnesota belonging to Francia Bernard reveal romantic motive touching Miss Lera Palmer a UW Madison student teacher in romance language. Bernard a Hibbing chemist sought work at Wisconsin but was rejected for lack of degree.
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Madison
Wis
Lera Palmer
Trac
Langua
University of Wisconsin
Francia X Bernard
Hibbing
Bernard
Phillip la Follette
Miss Palmer Y
Brin
Palmer
University of Wiscomsin
Bernard Spon
Europe
Coolidge Faces Rent Fight With Washington Landlords
Washington reports show President Coolidge amid a rent dispute in the District of Columbia as landlords push for rent controls and tenants seek government regulation. The White House notes a lease extension for President Coolidge but tensions rise as the Rent Commission drafts a sanitary and moral regulation bill and the Department of Justice investigates city rental values.
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Washington
Conk
White
Provident Coolidge
Oebate
Richard Whales
Chana
District O Columbia
Department of Justice
Yating
Department of Commerce
Indictment of Joseph Kirby Reported By Jary
A messy OCR note notes an indictment of Joseph Kirby by Jary with references to Cleveland and January. It mentions mercies, statements and an alleged match. It lists a press or official entity and cryptic references to numbers and dates.
Merchant Michael Schlictman Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Oliver of Police George H Walliams to taking steps today to investigate the circumstances surrounding the sudden death of Michael Schlictman the Main Street clothing merchant who died at the home of Joseph Seidel on W Locust Street late last night Dr Hunter Mann arrived fifteen minutes after a summons and pronounced heart trouble The body was sent by an early morning train to a Philadelphia cemetery Schlictman a noted figure in Jewish fraternal circles survived by a widow and had recently opened American Style Shop on Main Street before moving up the block for business operations
Bey On Trial For Death Of Grandmother
Ten jurors have been selected in the case of William Cavalier, a 10 year old charged with the murder of his mother in her home. He confessed to lying in wait and shooting her as she was putting on her shoes, claiming the motive was robbery. The trial unfolds as the court seeks to determine guilt in the serious offense.
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Pottsville
Jan Oo
Willam Cavalier
September Ox
Cavaher
Young Naval Operator Dies in Local Incident
Obscure passage notes the death of a young naval operator known locally. The fragment mentions maritime service, postwar context, and a city location but lacks clear names or dates.
Heir to California Fruit Grower Fortune Named
Tracey, a 37 year old deck hand on a Wilmington to Philadelphia liner, inherits 157000 from his California fruit grower father James Tracey who died in France in World War I. The sole heir plans to keep working as a deckhand earning 120 dollars monthly, reporting to duty as usual.
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Tur &Ated
Wilmington
Del
Juan. A
Williem Tracey
Wilaca
Philadelphia
Tracey
Angeles
James Tracey
California
Tuson
France
Army Flying Ace Faces Court Martial Over Washington Heights Flight
Army Air Service pilot James T Hutchison stood trial on a general court martial at Governors Island charged with violating Army regulations by flying under 2,000 feet over Washington Heights. Major William Hensley Jr testified Hutchison was the service's second heat pilot and regarded as one of the best pilots. A separate collision at Wilbur Wright Field killed two men.
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New York
James T Hutchison
Army Air Servies
Governor’s Island
Washington Heights
William Hensley
Mitchel Pield
Air Service
E Ho Barkadal
Wilbur Wright Field
Elephants Play Tag in Zoo Yard
Two elephants named Remiay Jan Rollo and Ab tur engage in a playful tag game in a zoo yard. They move among trees near the exhibit, creating an ongoing active scene of playful pursuit.
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Remiay Jan
Rollo
Miss Crisfield Wins Beauty Title in Somerset County Contest
Miss Crisfield Mis Stevenson was named the most beautiful girl in lower Somerset County at a Beauty Contest held in Crifield on December 12. She competes in the Eastern Shore contest at the Arcade Theatre where newspapermen will select Mine Water Shore from entries since fifteen r a t.
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Mis Stevenson
Somerset County
Crifield
Arcade Theatre
Law Enforcement Breakfast Topic at White House
President hosts a breakfast with Judge Gary and John D. Rockefeller Jr. as part of a National Police Committee meeting. The group urged federal and state officials to align enforcement with civil law duties and promote proactive law compliance nationwide. Parisian motorists wear luminous gloves as a novelty.
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Washington
Jan
Judgbert HH. Gary
John PD Rockefeller, Jr
Ithens Committee
Theasuid mm Law Enforcement
New York
Hevensec
Our Republic
Gary and
Mer Rockefeller
Por Fuhton Cutting
V Everst Macy
George A. Plimpton
Frederick A. Walli
Clifford Barnes
Patrick Henry Callahan
Fred Borale
Stone
Navy budget debates influence new construction program
Washington reports outline Secretary Witbury’s push to adjust gun elevation spending within a 20 million dollar bill for Navy growth. The piece cites political shifts impacting Prohibition enforcement and mentions resignations and Supreme Court matters involving state and federal figures.
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Washington
Navy Department
Witbury
Meuse Naval Committee
Finnish naturalist jailed as vagrant in Norfolk mystery
A Finnish naturalist and mineralogist, described as author of several books in Finnish, was detained on vagrancy charges in Norfolk Virginia after being found wandering near Cape Charles. Immigration officials arranged to hold him at a mission pending deportation while authorities seek countrymen and arrange return.
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Salisbury
Boca
Rapatches
Evening Times
Norfeth
Virginia
Leral
Yellsberg
Norfolk
Redio
WTAR
Ks In
5Rrick Paldea
Tekuls
Riga
Russia
Oxekala
Negthern
Amierst
Cape Charie
Treaty letter on capital ship elevation sparks naval debate
The Ancarnted President and Secretary Hughes told the House Naval Committee a letter discusses elevating American capital ships under a treaty while warning it could spur naval competition. It notes Britain made some alterations and Japan opposed. no protests were filed by foreign powers according to Hughes.
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Washington, Jan
Hughes
House Naval Committee
Great Britain
Japan
Fragmentary OCR Report Signals Unclear Local Item
The readable text shows garbled wording with no clear names, dates, or events. It hints at a local notice or brief but lacks identifiable entities or a coherent action to summarize.
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