Kent County Farm Boy Built Washington Eatery Fortune
The article profiles Wallis, a Kent County Maryland native who started with $100, moved to Washington, and built a successful restaurant. He expanded, gave to charity, funded political campaigns, and left behind an estate exceeding $800,000 for his four cousins.
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Eagh Walls
Kent County
Washington, D. C
Wallis
Young Walls
Colin F. Stam
Chestertown
Wallis’ Widewail
Maryland
National
Washington
Democratic Fund
Wilase
Murder thrill killer sought in Northern New York
Authorities say Kimmy, linked to Pancila's murder, may be fleeing through upstate cities toward Canada. A warrant was issued in Hempstead for the crime, with police tracing a possible hiding place in Glens Falls. The case, tied to a Carnel student and a Northern New York search, involves District Attorney and state trooper investigators.
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Chel
Freid
Canada
Kimmy
Pancila
Hempstead
Knappie
Glens Falls
Vtin
Fort Halls
New York
Wpers
Mohicans
Carnel
W. Wis
Betheapp
Pasarela
Edmeiration
Maryland Fresh Water Fishing Season Opens in State
Open season for Maryland fresh water fish, except trout, began last Friday per Game Warden E Lee LeCompte. Non residents in some counties may需 obtain licenses while others have no such requirement. Limits vary by species with bass 10 inches perch 7 inches and pike 14 inches. Nets are illegal. fishing by rod and line only.{"mode":"full"}
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Maryland
E. Lee LeCompte
Washington
Garrett
Carroll
Dorchester
Frederick
Allegany
LeCompte
Athletics Finances Show Losses Despite Public Support
The 1924 1925 period reports reveal repeated failures in athletics at Salisbury with net receipts of 494.59 for athletics and 492.01 for cafeteria against general funds 218.48 and other costs. Disbursements include 426.41 cafeteria and 162.82 general funds while senior class funds show 1959.37. Balance on hand stands at 458.52.
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Leeél
Cee Eam Ieee
Salone
Compan Rai Oo Sen
Sencen
Sara
Eehies
Salisbury
Hiltop
Ounter
Rophmere
Clinas
General Fund
Sephmore
Reassa Fer St Pather Adopts Early Bird Policy
A father advises his son to adopt the early bird approach for success while a child hesitates and recalls a recent call from Betty. The exchange hints at guidance and peer dynamics in youth.
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Pather
Betty
Fall reunion reconnects after accident falls to hospital
An acrobat fell thirty feet during a stunt and sustained a fractured skull. He was taken to a hospital where a dying old woman identified him as her son, though another man had died 15 years earlier.
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Bach Te
Federal Regulation Sought By Pinchot
Pinchot proposes federal regulation to curb electric discrimination and rate abuses as he promotes a shift from steam to electric power. He argues the electric age enables decentralized production and avoids the crowding and pollution of centralized factories.
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Pinchot
Deaver
Cole
A. P
Ponzi Sentenced to Seven to Ten Years in Prison
Charteszi found guilty on four indictments charging larceny from investors in his international postal reply coupon enterprise. Judge Sink sentences him to seven to ten years in state prison with a stay to pursue Supreme Court exemption. Ponzi had collapsed his scheme in 1920 and faced federal charges for mail fraud, serving time in Plymouth jail before state trial. he acted as his own attorney claiming inability to pay for counsel.
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Boston
Charteszi
Hie International
Sink
Ponzi
Supreme Court
Quick” Scheeme
Plymouth
Blonde Bexhn Ofines Speech Clarifies Misread Claim
The item mocks a public statement with misheard lines, noting a speaker asserts she is not as naive as alleged while defending her stance amid confusion and a charged exchange.
Man Freed Oar Guilty in Unique Ruling
Fragmentary text reports a man freed while another charged with a crime in a distinctive court ruling. The source mentions legal actions and ambiguous names or places, but the readable lines do not establish clear identities or outcomes.
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