12 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1924
Page
1
Emergency crews work through the night to restore telephone service after a disruption left areas near normal but with many households cut off. Crews say relief will be temporary and service should be back by tomorrow.
Fragmentary report notesSmith and Melsang involved in wartime construction at Meade Camp. The text claims evidence of book and record cuts and alleged graft and misuse of government funds. Names and details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Transcription shows unclear notes on a personnel action involving M. McDowell and a reassignement within the Washington area. The text references Alley WE, a general conference context, and potential notation of Bak and Waheine without clear dates or entities.
The article notes a House Committee hearing on life insurance policy reforms for veterans. It discusses value and pricing details of new policies, including costs and eligibility under the proposed plan.
In an incident at a rodeo or farm setting, Walter Tecker dislocated his shoulder when a calf suddenly moved, tossing him out of a stall. The event disrupted activities and required medical attention.
Early returns from most of Alabama's 67 counties were incomplete with only one county reporting clear totals. The news brief cites unsettled counts and suggests further verification as officials prepare formal tallies and hearings.
The report recounts a 1981 Senate hearing moment where A B Fall faced questions about checks and collateral. Edward B Melson described the exchange amid testimony on alleged improprieties and a prior loan dispute.
In a tense nonleague clash Sarey Dee Ee edged Charleston five late as Santiago sank two baskets south of Cage Bat.
In Washington on March 12 the Senate Democrats attacked the President's message and a joint revenue proposal. They argued for tax reductions on incomes, while debates and procedural tests moved forward. Senator from Arkansas, Mr. Raluce, led arguments as deposition issues surfaced in the session.
An unclear report states many sailors are missing or unavailable with vague mentions of names and places. The text is fragmented and contains no verifiable dates or entities.
Reported missing student from a mining town prompts state trooper search and river assessment. Rescue work intensified as authorities pursue leads and review alternate theories while tracing the girl's whereabouts and safety.
A push to obtain a loan for Sho Normal School faces urgency as state capital pressures grow. Critics warn curtailment of appropriations could hinder future needs, including expansion of facilities and equipment. The article details the estimated costs and the potential impact on the school’s plans.
Incoherent OCR text fragment shows partial names and phrases. The note mentions a Sweart Seat statement and various garbled references to individuals and places. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or organization. This rests as an unreadable excerpt with scattered proper nouns.
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