31 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
1
A heavy rainstorm helped extinguish two large crest fires near Linkwood and a third blaze north of Cambridge, with timber loss estimated at not less than 25 000 dollars and claims that the drought will badly reduce crops and livestock yields for area farmers.
Three suits filed to destroy George W Haseltine will claim the dying recluse was not of sound mind when he dictated a pet cat based will. The contested document left 10 080 to a hospital nurse and proprietor, with the bulk of 549 000 estate to a grandniece, while prior will favored his attorneys and several institutions.
A New York case ends with promoter Henry A Taylor released after five months in jail when his wealthy wife pays a $20,125 debt for support of another woman. The tale involves divorce, trust arrangements, and alimony as authorities detail the couple’s difficult history and the wife’s intervention to settle the issue.
Norman Kiel known as Norman Kaulley and George Kelly is under arrest on charges tied to writing letters that threatened President Coolidge. He was taken by Department of Justice agents after three months under observation in Tampa and a nationwide chase.
Baltimore July 31 A P said Misa Brown revealed her true identity after detectives traced her movements following a suicide attempt in South Baltimore Hospital She had used aliases Peggy Harrie Peggy Harris and Peggy Brown while moving through Elmira New York Atlantic City and Baltimore and leaping into the Patapsco River after destroying identity papers Detectives confirmed the links and she admitted her real name.
Pasadena Maryland July 31 A coroner reports infant Eugene Patrick Bloom son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bloom of Elvatere near Annapolis County was killed by a Washington Baltimore and Annapolis train unaware of the crew. The child wandered from the yard toward the tracks and was struck, dying instantly. The coroner exonerates the train crew noting the clothing and freshly ballasted track.
Brief wedding notice from Brockbure England dated July 3 notes Brice taking place. Limited readable text mentions Rominaon and wedding context with unclear details remaining.
Commissioner Nwepaon Kurke and State Welfare Director Janney with Baluwere and Gow Raitchee travel from Annapolis to Solomon’s Island and St Marys aboard the Governor McLane. A series of meetings shore and aboard at Ox ford Tilghman Island and St George’s Island aims to advance crab, oyster, and fish regulations and promote the state’s conservation program.
New York leader Geserner Smith outlines a plan to form a state crime commission to study crime causes and tighten measures to protect life and property. The proposal follows a national crusade against crime with governor support and organizing efforts led by Mer teary and associates.
A chaotic report describes Mhichillan Arctic ships trapped by a blockade amid fog and rough seas. The scene includes crews struggling against weather as they attempt to find a route westward near Melville and Northeast stations.
The Chincoteague Pony Penning drew nearly 12 000 spectators for the annual pony race tub race and greased pig contests. Maryland entrants competed in boat races, with eight speedboats from Maryland and Virginia and a Maryland winner announced later. Officials touted continued improvements including a new bridge and plans for future events to draw visitors and support the island.
Three firefighters were killed rushing to help during a Chesapeake City fire. The scene involved flames spreading through multiple structures as reinforcements arrived and efforts focused on rescue and containment.
In Austin Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson interceded to halt an execution for Arnulfo Valles a Mexican charged with killing a police officer. The delay occurred hours before the scheduled hanging but officials announced she would not commute the sentence. Valles began a prison term after the stoppage.
In Swampscott Massachusetts July discussions on legislative funding were held with President Coatridge and Chairman Madden of the House Appropriations Committee. The White Court session aimed to outline financial needs and potential reductions for the coming fiscal year, with subcommittees to begin work ahead of December session.
Secretary Mellen, staying in the summer capital, denies reports he will resign from the cabinet. A statement issued by his secretary says Mellen cannot understand repeated stories about leaving and intends to remain head of the treasury department.
Baltimore July 31 Judge Duke Bead in st Court was expected today to bear an ap i for a writ of habeas corpus that overed which was believed to make further arrests imminent. it was pet dis-
Fragmented views between British and French negotiators were reported as debt talks stalled. Officials expressed uncertainty over timetables with hopes delegates will return to London for further discussions and fresh confidence in a possible accord.
Fragmented dispatches report a 15 year old boy named Lebemberd missing after an incident in Mer rimach, with unclear authorities and unclear location details. Separate notices mention unidentified men shot by assailants near Bradford and a child’s arrest linked to a recent chief’s death. Multiple terse items reference crimes, investigations, and mine or predawn activity across various locales.
Mourning relatives and guardians observed a quiet final ceremony in Ariington Washington for a deceased individual. A long burial rite included a restrained tribute and a personal speech reflecting on the life and last wishes of the deceased.
Frederick Maryland July 31 reports say a local group formed a brokerage body. The abbreviated item notes the meeting and signings but lacks full details on purpose or members.
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