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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1925

Page

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Shepherd Named In Death Amid City Street Extension Controversy

Clues point to a man named Shepherd in a death linked to the Pine Street extension project in Salisbury Maryland. Four appeals challenge the city’s ordinance approving the Pine Street grade crossing closure and the related condemnation of property for East Main Street access to the Ocean City Boulevard, amid concerns over railroad coordination and damages awarded.

Masor Pine Street Yesteran Feonard Wales Stanley M. Robbins J. Atwood Bennett Leonard Watles Straley M Robbins Edwar Johnson Carlton Wo Hastings Clarence Bb Gravenor Atwood Bennett i Annie Bo East Main Street Ocean City Woulevard Railrad Company Pesec Tle Wailer Siobbins Edgar Johnson Ami Founcii Salisbury Maryiend Salsbury Maryland Counwil Ft Salisbures Edgar Jehnenn

Senator Couzens Sparks Bitter Senate Controversy

The Senate chamber erupted in a bitter dispute as Senator Couzens, chair of the investigating committee, sparred with critics over Internal Revenue Bureau records. Senator Ernst defended against personal animus claims while linking Mellon administration interests to tax assessments and alleged missing files.

Washington Couzen Internal Revenue Bureau Senate Michigan Mellon Couzens Mellen Treasury Ernst M. Adams Yale University Secretary of the Treasury Kentucky Mellon Companies Gulf Oil Standard Steel Car Aluminum Company of America Mellon National Bank Union Trust Company Mel Fon Hane Mel Jon Cougen Mei Requirer Ceuzens Mell Mellor Companies Bs Canployes Etertal Revenue Bureau “Po Surtas Utah Smochigar Thalrnar

Dempeey Not Ready To Fight In June

Boxing star Jack Dempsey says he will not fight before September due to stomach issues and needs four to five months to condition. Kenney, a Los Angeles promoter, floated a Dempsey Renault title bout for Shrine Conclave time with terms to be set for a possible July or later staging.

Tae Assermira Los Angeles Jack Dempeey Kennedy Renault Dempsey

Dapper Den Again In Toils Of Law

Dapper Den Collins a confidence man is arrested in New York amid efforts to extradite him to France. He faces grand larceny charges after release from Welfare Island and had planned to marry Helen Hexworth in Pars.

New York Collins Atlanticity Rim United States Motexsen Venterda Welfare Feland Pneon Spear Pari Brane T. Foneh Celine Welfare Island France Helen Hexworth Pars

League Action To Decide Arms Parley

Action centers on a forthcoming league game shaping negotiations and strategic outcomes. Unclear fragments refer to dates, teams, and locations, with partial mentions suggesting a contested arms or parley context and possible matchups.

League

Cape May Bandits Held Without Bal Notice

Fragmentary text reports a Cape May Bandits situation described as held without balance. The readable lines hint at a legal or financial restraint action affecting the team or group tied to Cape May. No clear dates or organizations are discernible.

Cape May

Three Youthful Bandits Surrounded In Bog

Three young men, Edward Teanhin and companions, were identified as bank robbers near Newark New Jersey. A large posse cornered them in a bog near the Reweders cranteces area and they were captured after a chase. One suspect reportedly died in hospital after a confrontation.

Tuchaher Edward Teanhin Tuckahoe National Bana Teat Baiw Koce Bank of Koi John T Rryne Curt Heuser James Rae Sheroff

One Hundred Missing From Jap Seamer Uwajima Maru

Nagasakai Japan March 14 One hundred persons are missing from the steamer Uwajima Maru Number 6 believed to have foundered in a storm off Kahashima Island. The purser and steam passengers have been picked up. five destroyers search for others. The vessel weighed 136 tons and home port was Kishuka.

Kishuka Kabashima Lias Nagesakai

HUTTON FINDS NEEDLE

Landen reports a new needle finding button designed to save workers time by guiding needles to the hole. The underside forms channels to direct needles into the opening accurately.

Landen Eradbur

Fishermen Train Birds to Fish with Tethered Cormorants

In March 11 reports, Japanese researchers or fishermen use trained cormorants to fish for them. Birds are controlled by long cords to prevent swallowing caught fish while they work along sea glades.

Bebiyle star Lecille Richsen dies after illness

Los Angeles reports Lecille Richsen a beloved 1923 film star died today after a long illness her mother died last month. New York notes varied political and social events including remarks about a banquet and university leadership. The dispatches mention other unrelated city notices and public affairs.

Los Angeles Lecille Richsen Sand

Typhoid Germ Inquiry Shocks Chicago Case

William Shepherd, linked to McClintock’s typhoid death, faced hours of questioning after a midnight appearance at the State Attorney’s office. Farman testified Shepherd paid $50 for a letter seeking germ theory courses, while his wife endured hours of questioning before release.

William IT Shepherd William Nelson Chicago Ghersh William DD William Nelson McClintock Charles Farman Germulton Faiman Young McClintock Robert E Crowe Lanned Towlay Habeas cc Fr Famman Tom Pos Dias Oy The Echon Kaiman Fatman Dee Shepherd Fagan Billy McChntock Farman Kaman eClintech

March Blizzard Rampages Across The West

A fragmentary report describes a March blizzard wreaking havoc in western regions with heavy snow and strong winds. It notes disrupted travel and caution urged for motorists and residents. The garbled text implies widespread closures and weather alerts.

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