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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1924

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Dry agents raid county plant and arrest three youths

Federal prohibition officers seized a moonshine operation on the east side of the county near Willards Pittsville and captured three underage suspects plus a spectator. Bail set at 250 to 500 dollars. case to proceed before U S Commissioner Edward P Wyatt Crisfield.

Prohibition Hilary Bratten Coeunty Wicameo Worester B. Willams Edgar T Truitt Pitteville Cipals Linden Wilkerson MagistraNet Hearn Wilkerson United States Edward P Wyatt Crisheld Fadlett’s Pittsville Willards Pecomoke Glen Oak Hurlock Jak Ilart Federalsberg Crisfield

Three Fires At Hag Station Incendiary Attacks Stir Marion Md

Hag Station in Marion Maryland endures a week of suspected arson with three fires targeting the baggage room ticket office and freight house of the Pennsylvania Railroad complex. Detectives from Pennsylvania Railroad and Somerset County pursue leads as residents fear a gang of firebugs and tensions rise in the small shipping town.

Marion Station United States Pennsylvania Railroad Harry Esham Somerse Euad Gage Depository C Berton Igarda

Ammunition Train Dynamited By Rebels Near Aragon

A military freight train carrying arms and ammunition was blown up by rebels near Aragon. The blast disrupted transport and prompted officials to report tightened security at Iraparos headquarters. The incident follows other unrest in the region and involves multiple cargo cars and wreckage.

Rad Star Tlegram & App Ict 5 Aragon Aero Presider Beeger St Irapaas Livapast

Norman Mack's Push Sways New York State Delegation

Norman Mack of Buffalo national committeeman for New York State played a key role in shaping the convention outcome. The choice of New York City as host reportedly pleased the full committee and helped rally support for the state.

Norman Mack Buffalo New York State New York City

Firemen Thank Merchants for Radio Gift

Salisbury Fire Department expresses sincere appreciation through The Evening Times to merchants responsible for presenting the fire radio receiving set installed in City Hall. Donor names were not disclosed but firemen credit a party as instigator and thank him and colleagues for the gift.

Salisbury

Flashlight Stop Prevents Train Crash Near Cresmont

Prompt action by Abington Township Officer Kirkley with a flashlight derailed a Reading Railroad train near Cresmont after a horse wandered onto a trestle, wedging between rails. He ran along the tracks and halted the train at the trestle edge, averting disaster.

Phiadelphia Abington Township Reading Cresmont Philadelphia Kirkley

Mexican Federal Troops Cross Into Arizona Territory

More than 3 660 Mayo Indians under General Rios moved from Nogales Sonora into Naco Arizona and back into Mexico this morning. They were transported by the Southern Pacific de Mexico line in special care amid tensions at the border.

Nogales Ara Rios Nogaes Neco Aria Mexico Mayo Reservation Sonora Southern Pacific de Mexico

Enemy forces seize Fort Randolph and U S bases in Canal Zone

Jan 18 report from Toclon Canal Zone describes enemy bands occupying Fort Randolph at the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal and taking control of the air station and submarine base at Cocorolo. Marines defend the Atlantic sector as combat tests unfold.

Tolon Canal Zone Port Randolph Atlantic Panama Canal Cocorolo Fort Randolph

Ford Buys Little Red Schoolhouse Once Linked to Ford

Detroit January 18 Henry Ford purchased the little red school house where he learned as a youth. The simple one room structure on Warren Avenue outside Detroit has not been in use for two years its windows broken and the bell faded. It remains unclear what Ford plans to do with the building once part of his boyhood days two miles from the farm he once lived on.

Detroit Henry Ford Ford Hank Warren Avenue Detreet

Prayer Service at Asbury Church Honors Dr R Funky Gale

A union prayer meeting at Asbury Church featured remarks from Dr J E Bow and Dr R Funky Gale on the weather and attendance. The service mirrored springtime rituals as attendees prayed for community strength and guidance.

Asbury R Funky Gale

Search for convicts on P. R. R. train ends without trace

A tip led police from Baltimore Salisbury and state forces to meet the Cape Charles New York limited at Union Station at 3 pm. Hart and Tilson, escapees from the Maryland Penitentiary, were not found after a thorough search of passenger coaches. Suspicions arise that a third prisoner aided Hart, with theories Hart hides in Baltimore as a woman or in Washington.

Baltimore City Salisbury Cape Hacles New York Union Station Jack Hart William P Tilson Hart Tilman New York City Sta Gasther Baltimore Newse William Tilson Pirst Washington State Board of Welfare Sweezey

Crisfield Druggist Kills Woman then Shoots Self

Robert Finley of Crisfield Maryland and Helen Brunner formerly of Lokhaven Pennsylvania were found dead with gunshot wounds in adjoining hotel rooms in Philadelphia. Police believe a quarrel over marriage led Finley to kill Brunner and himself. Brunner, a waitress, had moved to the lodging house about three years ago.

Philadelphia Robert Finley Crisfield Helen Brunner Lokhaven Finley Brunner

Council Fails to Name Water System Commission

At a special meeting Salibbury officials did not appoint a commission to supervise the new water and sewer system. A 5 member panel will be filled after interviews and formal selection in the near future. The lineup will be announced as soon as completed.

Salibbury Mereurg Peremnel

Doubts Surround Tutankhamun Excavation Findings

Archaeologists study Tutankhamun’s coffin and tomb layout amid puzzling teak plague markings and deviations. The tomb resembles Akhenaten’s era. Harmahib, a general, allegedly ruled for 59 years, complicating claims of Tutankhamun’s full royal rank.

Prominent Philadelphia Police to Be Promoted Amid Crime Fight

General Butler announces promotions for officers who killed bandits in Thladelphia. He vows to end use of funds for legal protection as the city pledges to back its police in duty, citing danger from bandits and messenger killings.

Policeme

Former Judge Executed by Firing Squad in Utah Prison

Omer B R Woods, ex judge and former resident of Tennessee and Idaho, was executed by firing squad at the Utah State Prison for the murder of his wife in an apartment. He faced five unknown gunmen, four firing standard rounds and one with a shimmed load, after a lengthy attempt to stage an execution. He maintained innocence yet forgave his enemies and spoke of peace in his final hours.

Salt Lake City Utah Omer BR Woods Utah State Tennessee Idaho West Woods Walu

Commission Holds Up Express Reductions

The Interstate Commerce Commission temporarily delays planned express rate reductions set to begin February 21. The suspension extends the effective date to February 29 after a commission investigation into the matter.

Commission Wasbato Jan Intertate Commerc Cocrmmiasina Reett de I.tan Efertim Andy

Fortunes Cripplereek Moralist dies in Fort Collins

A financier known as a pictorial figure of older days, Fyfe, whose fortunes totaled 15 008 000 dollars, died at his Fort Collins home. He spent his life amid the cunning regions of the hills and high places, chasing wealth and illustrating the era's coin fever.

Cripplereek Colo Fyfe

Two Sentenced for Maltreating Prisoners

Two defendants were convicted for mistreating prisoners in a case recorded by the court. The sentences and names appear in the obscured OCR text, with the incident described as abuse of detainees under custody.

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