Eastern Shore League Schedules 90 Game Season
The Eastern Shore League adopts a 98 day 90 game schedule from May 27 to Labor Day. President Harry Rew of Parksley heads the reorganization with a double umpire system and opening games set for Decoration and Labor Day weekends.
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Eastern Shore League
Harry Rew
Parksley
James Acke
Cambridge
Robert A Matthews
Walter B. Niller
Salisbury
Johan D Wiliams
Evermedt R Ewell
J. M. Chandler
Crisfield
J. Edwin Tawes
Dover
W Il.paber
Easten
Charles E. Humph
Eastern Shore
Levenle
Ger Washington Gill
Rew
Thawley
MacAllister
Dusy
Opire Systen Mauonates
Rea
Woodeneh
Chandler Parksle
Euell
Caffeld
J W Tawes
J Edwin Tawes
C. W Ralph
HL. Sterting
David Saltz
Abe Aaron Saltz
Robert Hi Matthews
E. R. Ewell
Daniel H Wight
James A McAllister Parksley
J. T Ewell
W Giblerpee
Edward Calena
Harvey J Barres
A Lattle Dover
W H. Baker
M H Wibhes
Motor ship Deering sinks with six occupants
A motor ship Deering with Commander Captain E E Bailey and 12 crew members sank fifty miles off the coast of Texas. The incident occurred December 7 as a violent Gulf of Mexico storm battered the area.
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Houston
Tex
Deering
E E Bailey
Police Chief Denies Reports On Death of Local Merchant
Police chief rejects out of town newspaper stories about the death of Michael Schictman a Main Street merchant. He confirms no verified cause and says investigators will continue, while noting earlier accounts were unfounded.
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Michael Schictman
Main Street
Philadelphia
Loral
Net R Wa
Willham
William
Onti Nates
Willan
Othr
Carl Weham
Wits
Court Makes Negro New York Alderman
An appellate court decision confirms a Black candidate won the New York alderman seat over white opponents in a contested election. The outcome advances minority representation and highlights legal disputes from the period.
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New York
Dollar Worth 58 Cents in 1923 Standards
Indianapolis Jan 3 The dollar of today is worth fifty eight cents using 1923 as standard, per a survey by the International Typographical Union. Thomas Lewin director of the union's statistical bureau notes the cost of living is about 72 percent above the prewar level, aligning with Hoover's recent Commerce review.
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Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Thomas Lewin
Union
Statistical Bureau
Hoover
Ballot Fixing Teacher Touted As Election Scandal Figure
George Reshen, a youthful election clerk in the Lower East Side, claimed yesterday to have run a ten year school for ballot fixers. He said his pupils came from Boston Philadelphia Jersey City and Hoboken and that he taught the use of a mysterious marking method for surreptitious ballots. He asserted his occupation earned him more than $30,600.
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New York
George Reshen
Nethas
DP Perlman
Congress
Lower East Side
Boston
Philadelphia
Jersey
Congressional Hearings Resume on Shipping Board Probes
In Washington today a House committee resumes hearings as the Shipping Board probe continues. The Agricultural Committee signals a relief conference and the Muscle Shoals matter is under review. A separate bill seeks prohibitions and scrutiny of the Navy aircraft program amid ongoing investigations.
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Aml
Muon
Mediateen
Arm
Howse Inerial House Committee
Shipping Board
Agricultural
Ommpswa
Ema
Ominue
Cfurt
Bey Staten Aircraft
Ummites
Bubble swindler Leo Koretz dies in Illinois prison hospital
Leo Koretz, 52, who built a Chicago Bayano bubble scheme that robbed relatives and friends, died in Stateville prison hospital after starting a sentence of one to ten years. His death ends a case that left his wife destitute and several families ruined while prosecutors sought clemency.
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Stateville
Leo Kareta
Soman
Africa
Koretz
Golden
Peter
Chicago
Panama
Bayano
Korets
Justice Raibs Ritz Grill Room Raid Sparks Safety Dispute
Philadelphia January 9 Police magistrate Edward Carney accused General Butler and Assistant Director Elliott of failing to assist in a raid on the Ritz Carlton grill room. Edward Peace of Paoli was fined after admitting no defense, while liquor reportedly flowed and hotel staff detained guests during the raid.
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Philadelphia
Mazurate
Edward P Carney
Smedley D. Butler
Iirector
Public Safety
Irtzariten
Edward Peace
Paohi
Buntler
Prace
Rand
Carney
General Butler
Elliott
ACG
Butler
Elliot
Elliott Aeereene
Bey 14 Silent At Crime Recital
William Cavalier a 14 year old boy on trial for the murder of his foster mother testified without emotion. State witness Corporal Reyfus described the alleged crime scene, including the seven shots with a sin a calibre rifle and the concealment of bloodstained garments. The Commonwealth seeks a first degree verdict.
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Pott Villa
Wiliam Cavalier
Reyfus
Commonwealth
Clewet
Eateide
American Held By Lessers Is Dead
Charles Wells, leader of an American group, died after being detained on a Soviet transport. Wells, a Neme resident, was believed to have boarded the Red October with twelve others. The State Department reported funds sent to Wells to aid his party after landing destitute at Vladivostok. Negotiations for repatriation were ongoing when orders changed.
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Washington
Charles AL. Welb
State Department
Pene- Wells
Neme
Om Weay
Wells
Valadivostek
Martie
Tims
Vladivostok
Man Clings to Lamp Post After Dog Chases Him Out
London police found Sar ald Baird atop a lamp post at dawn after he said he was chased from his home by his wife's dog. He stated his wife was away from the house at the time.
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London
Dpelice
Sarald Baird
Senate defers action on Stone nomination to Supreme Court
Washington reports a Senate hearing postponed vote on Attorney General Stone to fill Associate Justice Meilenne’s seat. Several unnamed officials testified as chairmanship and panel members debated the nomination in a secret session.
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Washington
Ng A. P
Stone
Meilenne
Todey
Senate
Ceveral Noon
Merling Ref Te Dineen
Beerd
Sterling
Iweatarn Ratler
Mesnacheerts
Newspaper Men to Meet Governors in Maryland Tour
State and Maryland editors and publishers, including Governors Ritchie and Robinson, will attend an informal two day gathering in Baltimore and Wilmington. Key speakers from media and business will address policy debates. A banquet on Friday January 2 will feature remarks by officials and industry leaders.
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BF Bond
Eh Timore
Robinson
Indamsc
Kirk Dougdale
Mesager
Hi. B. Green Agency
Baltimore
Wm. Sadderath
Sribune
Harvey J. Hill
American Institute of Business
New York City
J. P Fen
Asbury Metaorist
George Carter
Wilington Evening Journal
Wilmington
Ritchie and
Rotary and
Lions Clube
Columel Theodore Townsend
Dent
Delmarvin Press Asserciation
Maryisad Pres Association
An- Sama
Wicomico Ieter Widl
Tensventian
Tien
Delenarvia Press
Harding kin on stand in Forbes-Von pirates trial
Francia E Pope of Spokane testified for the defense in the Forbes-Thompson piracy case. He denied any offer of a 1 9 0 8 million bribe to influence the sale of government property and said he never spoke with President Harding about such offers. Prosecutors asserted ship contract bribes were discussed in relation to wartime wood signals. Local press cuts and objections marked the proceedings.
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Chicago
Francia E. Pope
Spokane
Wash
At Seay
Harding
Forbes-Thomn
Fragmented OCR Text From War Era Brief
An OCR readable wartime brief mentions events after a global conflict. The legible parts reference running reports and unnamed teams, with unclear names and dates due to damage. The piece preserves a sense of action but lacks clear subjects or outcomes.
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