APPROVE BILL TO BORROW 300000 FOR COUNTY ROADS
The Wicomico County Board of County Commissioners approved a measure to authorize borrowing 300,900 for improving roads with power to decide location materials and project scope. An alternate plan to combine road bonds with a school grant for 100,600 was also approved. The proposal includes a referendum and potential separate or combined execution, with public input noted.
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Wicomicn County Board of County Commissions
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Eng
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Salisbury
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War hero talbot questioned as draft dodger in hearing
Congress investigations identify Jerry Tarbot as Alexander Dubos Sr and other aliases. Flora Lange of Detroit testifies she married Tarbet in 1917 as Howard Noble and divorced in 1918. Witnesses link Tarbet to multiple names and places including New York City, Sharon Pennsylvania, and a Cuban hotel chef lineage.
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Tarbot
Jom
House Veterans Committee
Alexander Dubos
South Dakota
Tarbut
Congress
Department of Justice
Flora Dove Lange
Detroit
Tarbet
Toledo
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Fric
Howard Noble
Johnson
Alexander Dubaix, Sr
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Talbot
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Akroa
Ohio
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New York City
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Ie Ibak
Burrus
San Francisco
Unlawful Wine Claim Prompts California New York Tension
The New York World reports a California company shipping unfermented grape juice to New York for aging to wine. The firm promises a range of wines and targets higher income buyers while dodging Volstead Act scrutiny. An official defends the venture amid regulatory pressure.
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New York
California
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Concerm
Imath Geen
Sanoma County
Plays Ball Unaware Of Broken Arm Bone Firetoy Mae Maras
Unclear text fragment mentions ball play and a broken arm with garbled names and locations. Readable bits reference Mae Maras and unrelated phrases about sports and streets in Florida. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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Maras
Jane Coenet
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Sete
Manaver
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Cys Outers
Death threats force 4000 New York families into guards
Four thousand New York families living in former judge John Palaviri's rentals were guarded by 15 police after new death threats. A note warned of destruction if demands were ignored, with a fifth letter claiming his real estate holdings would be destroyed.
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New York
March
John Palaviri
Fair
Dalmieri
Brooklyn
Death Toll Rises In British Colliery Disasters
Reports from London say a Welsh colliery explosion near Cwm would have raised the death toll to 52 as 26 men remain missing. In another incident a cage accident near Manchester killed several miners. The Welth National fete day observances were canceled as the nation mourned.
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London
Cwm
St. Davies
Helf
Mante‘d
England
Shanghai War Strain Intensifies as Agitators Threaten General Strike
Foreign police report labor radicals prepare for a general strike if Cantonese victory comes, using terrorism to pressure workers. Murders and shootings in the Chinese quarter target foremen opposing the move, while defenders worry whether bribery and propaganda from the south can be resisted.
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Shanghai
Sun Chean‘Fang
Marshal Sun
Norfolk and Western reports tiny dining car loss in year
Roanoke Va March 2 AP The Norfolk and Western Railway served 26.06 travelers in dining cars last year and lost slightly more than 33 cents per meal, about 77.08 dollars total, an official announcement said the loss is not extraordinary as officials credit goodwill of patrons for profit.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Moeal
Notable World News Fragments From March Around the Globe
Disjointed items from March describe gifts to President Coolidge, a deadly air crash killing Captain Wales and Lieutenant Menton, a transatlantic hop plan costing about 150000 pounds, a Baltimore-New York finance note, and political shifts in Russia. Reports include a Buenos Aires gift to Mr. Ceotidec, a planned legation to Paraguay, and a London finance draft tied to a Pittsburgh bank.
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Argentina
Saterday
Chaten F. Wales
John W. Menton
Asencion
Paraguay
Cron In Leter Trials Near End In Chicago Court
In Chicago on March 2 AP reports the Leiter trials are nearing conclusion with extensive testimony. A series of industrial speeches and by products were presented, including details from Mrs. Joseph Leiter and Mrs. Kelem Campbell. Judge Sullivan considers the case as he ponders pending decisions amid the proceedings.
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Leiter
Joseph Leiter
Kelem Campbell
Joseph Leer
Campbell
Myde
Coute
Suffolk
Berk
Levi Fener
Wadge Sullivan
Armstrong Passes Comportable Night
Baltimore reports former State official Alesan ier Armstrong underwent surgery Saturday for kidney removal. He faced a comfortaine agnt and was slightly improved this morning, with nurses signaling a hopeful path to complete recovery at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Alesanier Armstrong
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Johns Hopediy Hospital
Armstrong
Dry Agent Ely Faces Murder Trial After Raid
In Maryland West of Lawrence Werger a farmer was shot during a prohibition raid. Ely, a Dry Agent and member of the raiding party, is on trial with four others in Federal Court. State attorney W Worthington Hopkins announced Ely participated when a man was wounded as they raided a still.
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EB. F. Ely
Lawrence Werger
Marford County
W. Worthington Hopkins
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Ely
Asverantoprolubigen
Robert D. Ford
Wilton le Stevene
Joan M. Kartan
Wiliam Trabine
Wengrr
Ruby
Mount Aus
Carre
Witten
Bip
Pe Any
Wells
Pring of
Burs
YOUTH LARCENY CASES HEARD IN HAGERSTOWN COURT
Three youths from Hanover and Hagerstown faced larceny indictments after an attempted jail delivery in Hanover County. James Bo Loaten was sentenced to four years on two counts, while Decker and Tres received eighteen months each for related crimes. The jailbreak plan failed when deputies intervened as inmates attempted a gate window escape.
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Med
Maren Capd
James Bo Loaten
Haltinmores
Alfeist Deecer
Hanenel
Sifferd Tracey
Hagerstown
Frank G. Wazuan
Senters Feil
Fenton
Decker
Imat
Brean
Greinami game notes and players at a nearby table
In a cluttered card game fragment from March reports, players discuss a pinochle match involving a Grein age group and a Greasy tere hand. The text mentions spades, cache, and a pivoting tactic as hands are drafted and bets considered.
Washington News Briefs on House Proceedings and Tournaments
Fragmented text from Washington report mentions House activities and upcoming tournaments. Specific names and details are unreadable, but the article signals ongoing political action and scheduled events within a short briefing.
Legislators Agree Upon Annexation Settlement Reached
A deal on the annexation bill has been reached with mayoral approval and minor changes to satisfy property owners. The county delegation asked to cancel a Friday hearing, while Senators Ward and aides lead support with Chamber of Commerce backing and praise for Ward Whealton and White.
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E.tv
Wicomica
Senator Ward
Graham Gooby
Chamber of Commerce
David J. Ward
Clarence W Whealton
A. Percy White
Gunby
Salisbury
Wicomice County
Andes
No Group Controls AT T, Says Gifford Annual Report
Walter Gifford reports AT T ownership is widely dispersed with 9020 stockholders, none holding more than 1 percent. Net earnings reach 1010, while total assets exceed 329 million. The system serves 574,000 telephones nationwide and aims for universal, error-free service.
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New York
APG
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
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Walter Gifford
United ‘States
Gifford
Flaming Youth Debate Stirs Chicago Night Club Crowd
In Chicago a youths group gathered last night to erase a wet blanket on Flaming Youth activities. They discussed drama and debate but petting and drinking are barred. A speaker named Mise Anta Bele McClure urged safer behavior while others pressed for a temperate gathering.
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Chicago
Thiam Osutrdty
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