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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
4
A Beaten Herald correspondent argues criminals rarely become great men. He concedes some may show cleverness or courage, but insists true balance and noncriminal character are needed. The piece distinguishes criminals from prisoners and warns that crime as a choice damns any great potentials.
A survey report notes rents in many areas approaching stability while large cities still face housing shortages. The New York Herald Tribune cites wide regional differences with builders expanding output, yet costs remain high due to limited supply and wartime effects.
The piece argues pressure rises as renters become home owners and urge friends to follow suit. It notes population growth and wartime housing needs threaten any oversupply, asserting more Americans want homes of their own.
The report notes a rise in fund requirements tied to year-end settlements. Authorities or institutions move to address higher needs as they review cash flow, with emphasis on meeting deadlines and securing liquidity.
The article recounts Bert M. Parmenter's appointment as assistant attorney general in charge of land situations after Oklahoma achieved statehood. It covers his Vermonter origins, arrival in Laviton, and early duties amid the new state's rapid government setup.
A gun battle between moonshiners and officers on Paintreek near Paint Creek, 14 miles below Greenville, left Deputy Sheriff Hunter Rollins dead and Emanuel Rollins and PF Carter critically wounded. Heavily armed men fled in autos. reinforcements from Greenville and ex federal personnel were mobilized as authorities warn of more trouble near Paint Creek.
Fragmented remarks from the Shepherd trial recount heated exchanges as Crewe questions the defense tactics. Judge Olson is called to the stand amid accusations of framing and financial interests involving Harry Olesen. The scene centers on courtroom strategy and credibility.
The text shows a probate court hearing with the defense contesting statements by a witness and Crowe recalling Billy McCtin. The fragment hints at a witness denial of prior words and a claim of shifting office duties amid accusations of lying. The chaos suggests confusion in records and testimony.
Overnight AP report notes buying orders and advances across multiple groups including DuPont American Smelting Union Carbide and Barnet leather while General Motors ranks high with a dividend move. Electric and Canfar tash National lead declines and a general market strength persists amid awaited July reinvestments.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an upcoming affair opening at a set time with cake and homemade items. The readable parts hint at a community event or sale but lack clear names places or dates to identify the exact nature or organizers.
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