09 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1924
Page
1
Report from Tokyo describes public demonstrations and interference protests linked to religious and political themes. Attendees gathered at Aoyama Cemetery and at hotels to condemn exclusion measures amid a broad street action with wreaths and speeches honoring affected churches and communities.
The Local Health Department reports the distribution of 396 doses of typhoid vaccine during May. Details are limited due to transcription errors in the source text.
A garbled fragment from an old page mentions Daugherty and vaccine themes. It references infection, home practice, and preparations by a Lad eatery with unclear details and names, including Mac ctiary and Red. The text is largely indecipherable.
The Cleveland convention scene shows a flurry of pre convention activity. Delegates weigh nominees like Charles Dawes and Albert Beveridge while names such as Marion Burton Hoover Harbord and Kenyon surface as possible presidential or VP picks. Talks emphasize delaying final decisions to keep options open.
Washington June 9 President Coolidge and Budget Director Lord met at a White House conference to discuss the second deficit appropriation bill for administering the bonus lag. Officials say months must pass before payments start and only admin expenses would be needed meanwhile. An appropriation of over 16 million dollars was carried to fund refunds under the new act, but no plan for a special session to pass the bill was indicated.
In Camden County court Judge Finletter weighs motions for separate trials for 64 defendants charged in the Lally riot and Ku Klux Klan clash that killed two villagers and injured others. Prosecution seeks joint arraignment while defense backs individual trials.
Vermont Republicans stage a post nomination demonstration at the Republican National Convention. Delegates march with canes carved from wood from the Coolidge farm near Plymouth, and plan to sing "Keep Cool and Keep Coolidge" as the convention opens. A wooden gavel from the Coolidge farm will be presented to Colonel John T Adams to call the convention to order.
Beily 9mith daughter of Governor Al Smith of New York participates in campaign activity aimed at female voters. The piece describes the practice of campaign visuals and outreach during the era.
The Salisbury public is invited to an extensive exhibit of an ultra modern diamond and platinum jewelry set valued at $100,000. The display, scheduled for Wednesday, will feature tokens of remembrance for a wedding and specialty selections for possible future deliveries.
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb heirs to mil liens confess kidnapping for ransom and murder of Robert Franks. They will plead not guilty as Marence Darrow announces from the defense in a case described as a planned perfect hanging by State Attorney Robert Crowe. They are to be arraigned Wednesday before Justice Carverhoof in the terminal Court on indictments charging murder and kidnapping for ransom both capital offenses.
Disjointed late news bulletin reports international pressure from American officials on Japan to address electoral matters. Separate items note U S interstate commerce actions and a Federal case in New Jersey involving a large mortgage default.
A gang smashed a door at Erneat Burns’s fur warehouse and stole 6000 muskrat hides valued at 11000. The town lost power when a transformer was burned by blankets soaked in gasoline left near the edge of town. Police believe the thieves used two large cars to remove the hides in darkness before daylight.
Fragmented OCR reads Frank Lowden, former governor, announcing his candidacy for the Republican vice presidential nomination at the Cleveland Convention. He says he will pursue the ticket even if delayed and emphasizes careful consideration of the party’s future.
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