05 Jun 1925
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
1
New York June 5 A P Nora Prendergast 74 was charged with murder after May McGerren 28 was found dead with a fractured skull and welts. Blood spattered crutch and glasses indicated possible struggle. Prendergast claimed the woman fell from a couch and voiced concern for her cats.
A detachment of marines will assist Secret Service in guarding President Coolidge during a Swampscott visit. Marines from the Mayflower and embassy veterans will be detailed, with Whitecourt estate near Marblehead serving as a base and coast surveillance planned for security.
Scattered fragments describe Shriners leaving Los Angeles in 1935 with streams of camels caravaning from Shrine temples. The garbled text hints at a parade and organized celebration by Shrine groups, though exact details are unclear.
Readable fragments mention Gicks ae Bege-Jone and Tee in an unclear excerpt. No clear events or institutions to anchor a full news summary.
Allied note states Germany failed to meet thirteen Versaillless disarmament conditions. It calls for evacuation of Cologne, reduction of police to 150,900, army to 100,000, and halting arms traffic and illicit war material manufacture. It cites fortifications at Koenigsberg and other war material stock issues.
After a stretch of extreme heat in Philadelphia, city officials urge stronger public safety measures. Police and public health agencies coordinate to issue alerts and review cooling centers as the community grapples with rising heat related risks.
Dairymen in Kent County Maryland fear a substantial freight rate increase on milk shipped to Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania Railroad reportedly plans higher charges affecting four county stations, stirring worry over rising costs and potential impact on farm operations.
Crisfield June 5 A coroner's jury found no fault by the driver in the death of Arthur Barnes 78, knocked down while crossing near McCready Memorial Hospital. Barnes suffered a skull fracture and was expected to return home today after the accident.
Fragmented OCR text alleges a pupil faced charges related to billing or financial wrongdoing involving a school principal. Reading the garbled lines, no clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
Worsening unrest in China signals possible north south conflict with Russian and Japanese interests. Moscow and Peking tensions rise as factions vie for power. Canton shows Soviet sympathy amid factional clashes and foreign influence fears.
Oslo dispatches report Norwegians send two naval scout planes from Kings Bay Bergen to Ellman Bay to aid Amundsen on a May 9 flight toward the North Pole with two airplanes and a makeshift airship base. Commander Landsdown seeks Shenandoah use for relief, with no American aid requested.
French reports describe a fierce morning struggle as Ri advanced and suffered heavy losses. Despite stubborn resistance, French forces retreated north of the river after a costly offensive aimed at the Tacunat crossing.
Bureau of Standards tests indicate good leather and leather goods resist damage when stored for many years. Findings emphasize resilience of certain hides under long term storage conditions.
Terrihe heat wave affects Chicago readers with high temperatures as residents seek relief. Officials warn of heat risks and urge hydration and cooling strategies during the June period.
A. P. reports on inter allied arrangements in German quarters on June 5 and British stance on Cologne evacuation linked to German compliance under Versatile treaty. Statements note Soviet and Chinese security context and ongoing military and diplomatic moves across Europe with terse summaries from A. P. correspondents.
A massive blaze swept Mt Airy and nearby towns destroying eleven buildings and causing an estimated 390 000 in losses. Firefighters from Frederick E Brewer Baltimore and others battled the flames but water pressure failed, forcing water to be hauled from a railroad tank.
Experiments to trace Chesapeake Bay crab migration are being conducted by the United States Bureau of Fisheries, Department of Commerce. Researchers note the study targets migration paths and timing with observers in Virginia and Maryland areas during May and June.
A New York incident reports a man mortally wounding another in a Lower Manhattan office building over a claimed $15,000 legacy. The assailant, identified as Charles J. Muller, 36, reportedly claimed to be the victim’s son.
The text appears as scrambled notes referencing France and governance. It mentions a French government getter and peaches related to an unnamed event or article. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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