02 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1924
Page
1
The article recounts the Leopold and Loeb case with focus on defense counsel seeking release and public interest. It notes the 1924 murder confession and the trial atmosphere, highlighting families and media attention surrounding the defendants.
Two individuals were taken into custody after a Saturday fight resulting in disorderly conduct charges. Both suspects faced fines as the incident prompted police attention in the area.
The body found in the South Prong is identified as John Gannon of Crisfield. Local inquiry confirms accidental drowning after a history of drinking and an altercation leading to a fatal fall. A coroner's inquest held by the jury returned an accidental drowning verdict in the waters of the river near Malg Street.
A Senate committee report criticizes President Ford's offer on the Shoals nuclear project, detailing partisan clashes and policy options. It highlights ownership debates, administration timetables, and the need to replace or modify the plan amid political pressure.
A Sunday morning report details the arrest of a shoplifter for a Saturday night theft at a local store. Police recovered stolen items and took the suspect into custody for questioning.
France suffers a boxing defeat in a scheduled twenty round bout as Frush delivers a knockout in the final rounds. The match between Criqu and Frush ends with Frush victorious amid allegations of crowding and controversy surrounding the seventh round action.
Five people were rescued from the Delaware River after a boat collision and a floating leg helped save them. Police and volunteers responded near Oak Headwaters and towed the group to shore in wet clothing. Rescue teams worked quickly as the vessel drifted toward a piling while efforts continued to reach all on board.
The Evening Times office will post box scores at 70 o clock on game days with feature plays bulletined. This service, a Salisbury novelty, marks another accomplishment of the new daily paper on the Peninsula.
A severe train wreck near West Lebanon, Indiana, left several dead and many injured. Eyewitnesses report a head on crash involving a passenger train and a standing freight car. Responders from surrounding towns transported the injured to area hospitals as authorities compiled names and possible fatalities.
The Austrian chancellor Ignaz Seize survived a train attack by Karl Jaworek a factory worker who wounded the chancellor and two others before trying to kill himself Jaworek claimed embezzlement and said the chancellor harmed Austria's workers He was detained after declaring the act was under orders and that he would die for his actions
Fragmentary recap of a Washington Senate committee session. Mentions Pan America and Mayfield context, with references to dates and proceedings, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A devastating blaze at a school near Venice killed and burned many children and teens, with a hospital and mortuary scene described. An infant and nursing staff faced injuries while a matron died trying to save inmates. authorities debated relocation of the institution as the fire raged.
Readable text notes American singer Sings In U S Isda Waltzeva faced wartime disruption during Russian revolutions and imprisonment by Viet forces. Released on representations that her voice was too beautiful to hear, the Zrmina Opera Company of Meowe granted her several years of leave of absence.
A damaged text fragment describes Hereard endowment linked to a former grocer boy in New York, detailing philanthropy around $12,000,000 for public purposes. It mentions sponsors Regan Endorsers and notable figures like John Rew, Henry Bead, and Andrew Wo Melten, with references to administration and board positions.
June 2 dispatches report a Japanese stop for a world expedition in Hogo-Hima at 8 72 o clock in the evening. Taft plans to attend today's Supreme Court session pending health, with a judge likely to handle duties soon. Rail and transport reforms move toward law as the Railway Board fight tightens. Seismic shocks rock Vanasia with submersible ship damage feared. Cabinet reshapes government as party control debates. A 126th Presbyterian General Assembly closes with a men’s hockey player protest and a chest protector incident.
Chalmey Depew aged 90 is recovering from an illness. The report notes health improvement and provides no other major details.
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