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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1926

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Ten Million Affected by Mexico City Religious Edict

Mexico City amid July turmoil as ten million Catholics feel effects of new religious regulations. Officials faced shootings and stone throwing while church controls were enforced. Monsignor Crespi expelled. troops deployed to key points as authorities vow strict constitutional enforcement.

Mexico City Mexico Ortega St. Catherine's Church Meztco Iden National League For Defense of Religious Liberty Calles Monsignor Tito Crespi Apostolic Legation Caruana Crespi Linden Rome Cresp Polie Cruce Department of War Republic

Fireman 22 dies in Western Maryland rail mishap

W G Hammond, 22, fireman, was killed and conductor John W Fleagle and engineer John Tewart injured when a locomotive on a through freight from Cumberland to Hagerstown derailed near Clear Springs. Hammond’s wife and local residents are noted. cause of accident under investigation.

Hagerstown W. G. Hammond John W Fleagle John T. Tewart Western Maryland Railway Clear Springs Station Hammond Fleagle Tewart Ashington County Cumberland Tewalt Freman Hammond Princeton W Va Meryland

Ocean City Politically Charged Weekend Ahead

Ocean City will host a major Maryland political gathering with state-wide candidates from both parties, excluding O E Weller and possibly James A Young. Governors, senators, attorneys general, and other officials will travel from Annapolis to join campaign events on the seaside.

Ocean City Maryland O. E. Weller William M Maloy James A. Young Court of Appeals Ritchie Fillard Fo Tydines United States Thomas H Robinson Annapolis Orlando Harrison Worcester County Bertin William S. Gordy, Jr John Philip Hill Mr Weller William F Breening Baltimore Elkton Marion A Humphreys Humphreys

Fragmentary notice hints at crops and markets in 1926

A garbled OCR snippet mentions grapes and harvests with references to locations and prices. It lacks clear names, dates, or events but implies agricultural market activity and weather influences.

Merciless Attacks on Thugs Recalled in Atlanta

In Atlanta Georgia police recall Bert Donaldson special investigator for the county solicitor general who pursued Jack Wilson wanted for murder. Donaldson was found dead with two shotgun wounds in his head as Solicitor General John A Boykin theorizes gunmen may have been imported from Chicago by local criminals.

Atlanta Bert Donaldson Jack Wilson Donaldson John A. Boykin Chicago

Bankers Trust honors radio photoed London check

The Bankers Trust Company of New York honored a $1000 check that was radio photographed from London, illustrating cross Atlantic banking proof.

New York Bankers Trust Company of London

Market Opens Mixed as General Motors Leads Demand Rally

Mixed price moves mark the opening of the stock market with demand strong for several issues. General Motors shows strong demand alongside New York Central Columbia Gas Hudson Motors and Brooklyn Edison as buyers push several issues to gains while some others open lower amid cautious trading.

New York So SR New York Central Risce Common Columbia Gas Hudson Motors Brooklyn Edion S. Cast Iron Pipe American Brake Shoe and Foundry Chicago Breck Nc Utilities Brooklyn Union Gas Brooklyn Edison Chemical

Mrs Hall freed on 15000 bail in murder case mystery

Mrs Edward W Hall free in 15000 bail on murder charge of her husband. reports say she fled to New York or Ocean Grove New Jersey while officials prep new grand jury testimony. Prosecutors and officials indicate new evidence but no further arrests planned. material witness William Phill held on 96000 bail.

Somerville Edward W Hall Eleanor Mills New York Ocean Grove Hall New Brunswick Supreme Court Gemmere Point Pleasant Mall Gummere Bergen Moore

Charleston Striking Printers Delay Two Charleston Papers

Printers and linotype operators from Charleston Daily Mail and Gazette strike after wage demand and shorter hours talks fail. Gazette publishes normally as type was set before strike. Mail edition attempts to print in afternoon but faces disruption.

Charleston W Va Daily Mail Mail

Weather showers and tremors mark late July bulletins

Weather outlook for the week from the North and Middle Atlantic states calls for showers at the start and again later, with temperatures near or slightly above normal. Reports from Washington note earth tremors causing building rocking but no damages, while outbreaks of seizures during a campaign crackdown are reported. In France an earthquake tremor is felt from Hatre to L Orient with minor damage. A fatality occurs in Christopher, Alaska after being struck by a pitched ball during a baseball game. Cambridge endures an electrified storm that ignites a barn fire, killing livestock and injuring residents.

Washington CA. P North Middle Atlantic Pasis Crisfield Smith Island Oealers Virginia Marguerite Maryland Crabbery Old Dominion Maryland

Motors Specialty Soars to New Peak

New York July 0 AP reports rumors of melon cutting by large industrials fueling a sensational stock surge. General Motors climbs to a new all time high with large gains, while steam and other issues rise, including DuPont Westinghouse Air Brake Consolidated and Timken Roller Bearing.

New York General Motors duPont Westinghouse Air Brake Consolidated Eas

Premier Poincare Wins Confidence Vote In Chamber

July 31 report notes Pan Premier Poincare secured a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies with 397 to 150. He pushes for immediate discussion of financial measures and a program to create funds for national repayment and defense, warning delays threaten the finances and economy.

Poincare Chamber of Deputie Finaerial Mall Tsl Onder Creative 6

Cummins dies long-time Iowa Republican leader

Des Moines reports Senator Albert B. Cummins of Des Moines died after heart disease struck him while nearing retirement from the U S Senate. The 75 or 76 year old veteran had been a key Iowa political figure for decades, known for both Progressive era influence and later conservative stances. He had planned to finish his term next March after losing the June primary.

Des Moines Iowa Albert B. Cummins Tove United States Senate Cummins Congress Seth W Brookhart Cummings Fret Jeland Me Cumming Amber Tees John Hamm West

Ferry Transit Ficht Grips New Castle

Fragmented readable lines describe a ferry transit event in Newcastle talvez Ficht seizes control across the river amid public attention. Officials and observers monitor the situation as authorities consider next steps and safety measures.

Ferry Transit Ficht Grips New Castle

Drowned Fisherman in Delaware Bay Near Little Creek

Stanley Bull of Parkton Maryland, 32, drowned while fishing in Delaware Bay off Little Creek. He was in a rotor boat with three companions when the boat lurched causing Bull to fall overboard. Despite a throw line and quick engine stop, he could not be rescued and the body was not recovered.

Wilmington Del Stanley Bull Parkton Delaware Bay Little Creek Bull Bulla Br Tee

Parrot Causes Suit in Landan On July 31

A legal dispute arises after a parrot incident in Landan on July 31. Neighbors accuse Beapett of influencing Jones with a harsh phrase, while Jones claims the parrot’s owner taught it the offensive term.

Landan Jemes Jones Beapett

Obie of browned youths recovered in river tragedy

Three youths drowned in the Allegheny River near Aspinwall after a failed rescue. Bodies of Charles Sime, George Angus, and Peter Vinsh were found drifting late last night as divers continued the search for the missing youth, a boy about sixteen.

Pittsburon Alleghens Aspreall Hartes Sime Georges Angus Nana Peres Vinsh

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