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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1925
Page
4
Federal agents arrest about 50 men linked to a large counterfeit ring in New York. They claim the group circulated about 639,000 in fake tens twenties fifties and hundreds over the past three months. The piece notes growing sophistication of criminals and the persistent work of the Secret Service.
The article condemns a global spread of free love and free marriage ideas, labeling them Soviet backed. It cites a French deputy member and a Chinese agent in the Agitation Department as evidence of covert discord aiming to destabilize prosperous communities worldwide.
The piece discusses fears of earthquakes and a push for a fourth term, arguing the strike and political maneuvers risk national stability. It references California quakes, Italy, Santa Barbara panic, and labor tensions, urging cautious leadership.
Secretary Kellogg urges vigilance after Washington reports reveal a Soviet backed operation in the capital. He cites Connecticut Avenue headquarters and the Supreme Court ruling on New York state law as reinforcing calls for stricter measures against communist influence and related propaganda.
Charlotte police report the arrest of Philip Krox Knapp, suspected in a New York taxi driver death. The man was nabbed after authorities traced a tip from a traveling salesman near the state line, beginning a manhunt that extended into yesterday as officers followed the suspect’s likely return to his home.
A wife describes her husband’s arrest on a Savannah bound boat after a pursuit by police. The report notes the husband’s detention during a stalled voyage and mentions a familybacked legal action. The fragmentary text references names such as Mia and Mee and a city liaison but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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