Advertising men guests of Evening Times blood hound
Marion Station Maryland January 21 Three nights into the village the populace provides. A Norfolk Branch Detective Agency operative brought a bloodhound to search for the firebug. The dog traced to a woodpile but found no solid clue. Suspects Princesse Anne ex-employee and former Kings agent alibied. Police and railroad detectives questioned and report no progress.
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Marion Station
Branch Detective Agency
Norfolk
Talen
Anne
Vella
Esham
Railroad
President Ceslidge Adds Planks to Platform
President Ceslidge announced two new planks to the administration platform at a Federal executive officers meeting. He will not expand federal subsidies to states and will not authorize obligations beyond annual appropriations except in extreme circumstances. The speech defended economy and urged agencies to curb outgo while noting tax reduction may be limited by law.
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Washington
Ceslidge
Lord
Budget Bureau
Ecoatin
Usher In New Era British Politics
A House of Commons motion tonight could end what observers call the last purely Conservative government in Great Britain. Key speakers address the government about the current political shift as a new era begins.
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iBy A. Pio
House of Commons
Multiple War News and Naval Movements from January
This late bulletin reports varied items including railroad traffic bans in Germany, the Bay Spring seeking shelter in Vera Cruz after a hurricane, Oklahoma ex governor Walton’s impeachment review blocked, Bavarian Palatinate autonomy views voiced by a British official, reparations experts discussing German capital, New York party rules efforts, Mexican Federal troops transported toward Juarez via El Paso with police escort, and related naval activity notes.
Bank Section Reports Flourishing Finances Across Institutions
The report shows a large capital stock and extensive surplus across banks led by Salisbury National with a $4,212,963.38 paid in stock and $330,000 capital. Compared with December 29, 1932, the year notes a $300,000 increase in surplus and a $73,380.31 rise for Salisbury National while other banks hold steady. The text references Farmers & Merchants and others with substantial figures in a general bank health summary.
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Ieman
Salisbury National
National
Farmers & Merchants
Total resources data fragment shows unclear lines
A garbled OCR fragment lists numbers and phrases such as total resources and references to entities like Cer and Merrasm but contains many unreadable words and symbols. The readable items include 133 and 61 and 538,638 alongside scattered letters.
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Mates
Cer & Merrasm
Teapot Dome Lease Probe Details Surface in Testimony
Testimony in the Teapot Dome lease case centers on Edward B. Melean publisher and a ranch development link. The inquiry touches Senator Walsh and alleged use of funds or influence related to leases and oil reserves.
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Rere
Walsh
Edward B. Melean
Ned Albert
McLean
Advertising Men Meet in Salisbury for Business Links
The Evening Times hosts a luncheon at the Blue Bird Tea Room with about sixty representatives from Salisbury businesses. Carter and Clarence of The Remagian announce aims to improve relations between Salisbury city firms and the regional peninsula, stressing the role of newspaper advertising in economic growth.
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Salisbury Bus
Peninsula
Salisbury
Blue Bird Tea Room
Evening Times
Uae Newn
Carter
Clarence
Remagian
Evening Journal
Witasinaten
Dei
Cortes
Pole
Maryland Wealth Totals Near 4 Billion. Per Capita $2663
The Department of Commerce releases Maryland's 1922 wealth estimates totaling 23.99 billion, up 8 0 percent since 1912. Per capita value rises to 2663 dollars while all property classes gain except live stock which falls 6.7 percent.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Maryland
Siasesite
Rahe
United States
Bek Calls Before Senate Committee on Award for Peace Plan
Edward Bek, holder of a $100,000 prize for a world peace plan, was questioned today by a Senate committee on possible ties between the award and American foreign policy. Senator Reed leads the inquiry into links with the League of Nations. The questioning will continue tomorrow before future witness Esther Everett Lape, head of the Bok award policy committee.
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Washington
Edward WV Gener
Bek
Reed
Missouri
Senate
League of Nations
Bok
Esther Everet
Lape
Sentence to attend church weekly for two years
A court or authority orders the subject to attend church every Sunday for at least two years. Exceptions for health or work excuses may apply.
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New Padan
Hearings Begin on Tax Revisions in Revenue Bill
Washington January 2 The House Ways and Means Committee opened revision of tax rates in the revenue bill after a week of public hearings and a month of other section reviews The bill must reach the House by February 11 Republicans favor lower income tax rates while Democratic members push for revision The major dispute centers on surtax rates Mellon supports a 25 percent maximum for incomes over 100000 Garner seeks a 6 percent cut from the 50 percent current rate
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Garner
Texas
Educational Board Looks to Hire a Mechanic
The Board of Education discussed hiring a full time mechanic at their last meeting. They weighed school property needs and debated the best fit for maintenance work amid ongoing discussions of repairs and upgrades for campus facilities.
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Board of Educatene
Griffis Held After Attempted Kidnap Plot In Germany
Lieutenant Corless Hoover Griffis was arrested in Germany after an attempted kidnap of draft evader Grover C. A movement seeks to secure his release from prison.
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Corless Hoover Griffis
Griffis
Germany
Grover C
Auto Jacks Get Cars in Shore Towns
Two thefts last year failed due to sharp police watchfulness. A Ford roadster owned by W. R. Reach disappeared from near City Hall on Weet Church street Saturday night. an hour later no clue. State and City Police started inquiry and recovery chances noted.
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W. R. Reach
Weet
Maryland State Police
Graham Brush
Easton
Christ Church
Scaggs
Chinese Banditry Theme Mentioned in Mah Jongg Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Chinese banditry and a Reverend Mertens studying in Mab. mentions of nighttime crime by bandits and a dayside observer, with unclear context and limited readable details.
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China
Mertens
Mab
Huerta Demands Tax From Oi Company
New York January reports say Adelfo De La Mentean faction leads threats to destroy Mexican Petroleum property in Tampico to pressure Huerta regime. G Wylie vice president notes the State Department has been informed as the situation develops with the Oi Company supply threatened.
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Mexican Petroleum
Adelfo de la
Mentean
Tampico
G. Wylie
Ene Mids
Wylie
State Department
East Three
Baseball scandal to be red again in Milwaukee
Jan 21 trial of the cat of Jee Jorkson a former bass White Baa in Milwaukee reports a renewed focus on the so called baseball scandal with ongoing court action and public curiosity.
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Fragee-Belgian Railroad Administration
Washington
Supreme Court
John C. Walton
Oklahoma
Peview
Miwaukee
Wis
Jee Jorkson
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