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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
4
The Rev. Tertius Van Dyke plans to leave his metropolitan New York church for rural districts. He says circus acts do not make men religious and seeks a return to traditional preaching in the country amid mixed reactions from supporters and critics.
The cadets of West Point welcomed Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus from Sweden during a review. The parade featured disciplined ranks, a color guard, and a banner mishap as wind flipped the flag briefly, with no disruption in marching or ceremony.
Fragmentary text outlines a wartime scene with a teen, named Leypien, and others like Kennett J. Tress. It mentions capture, danger, and a theme of pursuit amid conflict. The readable fragments hint at a dramatic incident and the fate of characters during an armed event.
In a Washington scene Senator Walsh of Montana arouses mockery with a pompous air and stern gaze. His clash with Senator Reed of Abesourt centers on schoolteacher recalls, ending with Walsh tossing his hat in a committee room to the amusement of colleagues.
A fragmented note describes evening wear featuring gold metal cloth woven in a paisley pattern. The garb appears associated with Amery and mentions Suiart and J. Suiart as possible designers or wearers.
Readable content is limited to a fragmented quotation about bachelor life and a name exchange including Smithi Kasper in Stockholm. No coherent event or identifiable reporting element is present.
Robert H L Hudson faced arraignment for disorderly conduct after an incident on Deck Street led to his arrest by Officer Hancock. Testimony described attempts to restrain him, him resisting, and claims of force during the arrest. Hudson claimed Hancock sought penalties for his actions as witnesses testified on both sides.
Fragmentary OCR shows a travel timetable between Baltimore and the East Shore with days and times. It mentions steamship or ferry departures on Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays and Wednesdays Saturdays for various legs and passenger services.
The defendant states the officer did nothing wrong and refused to back him alone. He denies swearing an oath and refuses to accompany the officer.
Washington negotiations on the Tecne Arica area shift as General Lassiter replaces Perry-Wing atop the commission. The body declares the presidentially awarded fair and free plebiscite impossible due to Chilean stance amid long-standing territorial dispute between Chile and Peru.
In William Foy's elaborate production of Mrs Henry Wood's play Rast stagecraft shows a clever perpetrator role. The handsome man portrays Mir Francis Levinson as the plot unfolds amid a tense, theatrical investigation.
Lowe and Alma Reviess are listed in an unspecified social or organizational notice. The fragment mentions an announcement served by Od Suert, with no clear event date or location provided. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.
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