19 Jan 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1924
Page
1
A 24 year old man described as a tax wizard and adviser to the secretary on tax matters is tied to an alleged arson at Marion Station. Police expect formal charges today as officials pursue the case amid financial and internal revenue concerns.
City council moves to wrap up tax revision hearings as officials prepare a final vote. Committee members plan to publish details of the bill’s changes and impact after sessions conclude.
Washington officials report Gordy will begin a second term Monday in Annapolis after a party caucus approved his succession. The Ways and Means Committee winds up tax reduction hearings and backs Mellon bill recommendations to shape the new revenue and rate revisions amid a looming fight in Congress. The Oct 21 treasury balance shows about 2.52 million unspent, with better motor vehicle receipts boosting state finances.
Open Finance Corporation to have total capital stock issued. Officers include Harry Adkins as president and N Decom Wimbrowste p as secretary. Organization capital planned with $12,588 common and $25,000 preferred stock, main office in Salisbury.
Reports from Marion Station Maryland indicate a suspected arson ring behind three fires including Pennsylvania Railroad property and a public school. Authorities seek a young man under 27, son of a prominent local figure, with speculation of multiple actors involved and damage now near $20,000 to $80,000.
Acting Governor Tho Davidson notified Washington that 6 800 Mexican Federal troops may enter Texas at El Paso if the US assumes all responsibility for damages. Obregon later asked for entry near El Paso and to move into Mexico at that point.
Berlin reports a number of still prominent former German officers have joined monastic life. Among them a prince and several generals reportedly took religious vows, entering the Albanian province near Werther and Wertherm Freude. The move is described as a notable shift from aristocratic military service to ecclesiastical orders.
Washington officials continued study of the Mexican situation focusing on the Tampico blockade. The Richmond pressed Vera Cruz to embark 268 Tacoma crew members under American protection, with remaining questions on Captain Sparrow and 48 on deck.
In January 19 the condition of General Lee Christmas a noted soldier of fortune who fought revolutions in Central America while suffering anemia from tropical diseases is reported by hospital staff as critical and not expected to survive the day.
Late reports say safe robbers used an acetylene torch to break into a jewelry factory vale in Irvington causing a $23000 loss. Police are tallying details as investigations proceed.
London reports Winston Churchill issued an open letter denouncing a rising socialist government. Debate in the House of Commons questioned its timing and impact. Industrial Conservative MPs may support an amendment denouncing socialism, but movement on the measure remains uncertain.
Beaton reports on January 19 that President Coolidge would find it a pleasure and satisfaction to visit Boston as the guest of the state during the G A R convention in August. He replied to Governor Cox with the invitation.
An infant was brought to the University Hospital in Philadelphia after being rushed to the city from St. Louis with a tack lodged in the lungs. Surgeons prepared to remove the object later that day, under the care of Professor Jackmen.
Bavarian Palatinate German service employees present to the Rhineland commission a memorial seeking recognition of constitutional rights for officials, protection of personal liberty and property, and immediate removal of separatist decrees, including arrests and expulsions, plus restoration of agencies and disarmament of separatist forces per Rhineland treaty terms.
Officials identified the deceased as Herman Riggin after a shooting that appeared to involve his wife and sister. The events unfolded near Me He'en Hillanner where a waiter was found dead, with authorities noting Riggin claimed the dead man was her husband.
The end came peacefully at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Charles H Grasty, noted American journalist, passed away as reported in the obituary notice.
A city project explanation outlines financing for a proposed water and sewer system upgrade. The piece previews the plan, cost estimates, and expected impact on residents and ratepayers with notes on future public hearings and approvals.
The War Department reports chieftain General Saa chenba has concentrated 3008 troops at Puebla with remaining forces drifting toward Federal lines. A federals offensive is expected within days as further units prepare to join the action in the theater.
Weather outlook predicts a mixed week with generally fair periods and moderating temperatures. Clear conditions expected in the Great Lakes with colder temperatures later in the week and notable cooldowns across the region.
The Rev Ren F Blunt aged 64 a retired biwopal clergyman of Spring Hill and Steger died at his Strinas home yesterday afternoon after a long illness His funeral will be at 3 p m tomorrow from his home with Bishop George W De of the Diocese of Easton and A H F Aleman officiating Interment will be at Mardea cemetery
The state announces 31n508,000 for road improvements along a public highway segment. Officials say construction will begin soon and target major repairs to extend roadway life and improve safety for commuters.
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