Chesapeake and Atlantic rail and water lines report deficits
Richard Cot Bunked by Daretents Political. The Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Company shows a 1933 deficit of 290,676 with 171,621 more in operating expenses than 1922. Water line costs rose, maintenance, wharf repairs, and erratic water line terminals increased expenses as seven lines operated out of Baltimore with 884 miles. Discontinued lines include Pocomo River and Chester River lines. Dean City to Claiborne rail covers 87.41 miles. Neel W Smith named assistant to the General Manager. Directors list includes Turner Murdock, Henry Tataali, George D. Dixon, James Leonard, and others. The Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway Company foreclosed in 1973. Continues on page five.
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Atlantic
Trelier
Poe
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Chester River
Vist
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Sharptown
Iseafordom
Nanticoke River
Dean City
Claiborne
Perneanel
Neel W Smith
Direcors
Turnbell Murdock
Henry Tataali
Philadelphia
George D. Dixon
Reget
James C Leonard
Cambridge
J County
J Bancroft
Wilmington
Del
Jam P Jackson
Salinbury
M. C Kennedy
Ae Walen
Paraslekurphyngton
Preston
C. & Erich
George J Adam
Maryland, Delaware and Virene Railway Company
North Dakota Primary Focus Shifts To Lafollette Contests
North Dakota returns show Calvin Coolidge leading unofficially in the statewide primary while attention turns to Senator Robert Lafollette as a sticker campaign intensifies. The report notes Lafollette’s remaining momentum amid the Tuesday vote and evolving party dynamics.
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Fargo
A. P
North Dakota
Calvin Colidge
Robert Mlafte
Campan
Sone
Eighteen Men Still Live in Japan Submarine
Rescue efforts continue as warships work under dangerous conditions to reach a Japanese submarine where eighteen crewmen remain alive. An underwater telephone line carried signals of distress after the collision, just as the submarine surfaced and its periscope appeared, with surrounding water estimated at thousands of tons.
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Sanabe Naval
League Meeting Sets New Berth Status for Eastern Shore Langwe
At a directors meeting the status of Easton and Crufield for the first and sixth berths in the Eastern Shore Langwe was reported open. The board aimed to clear away remaining obstacles to decision and finalize the allocation.
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Easton
Crufield
Fadler To Use Street Mar 3
Williem Feann announces a March 3 use of a street in connection with a forthcoming event. Local authorities endorse the plan and urge residents to observe traffic advisories.
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Fadler
Abbey Division Westminster Parliaments Seat Result
Fragmented report shows a parliamentary contest in Abbey Division of Westminster with a narrow loss by 33 votes. A candidate named Cuarhil Ambley appears in garbled OCR but indicates a close outcome and defeat by a small margin.
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Amdley
Abbey
Westenintater
Othe Nichelesa
Carryard Active at 90
Regular regimens of work rest and diet keep 89 year old minds sharp as he nears his 90th birthday. Dr Charles W Eliot cites lifelong habit and mental energy as keys, noting few 90 year olds match his pace and alertness.
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Mete
Senate hearing reveals setback in party deficit relief efforts
The Senate committee faced a temporary setback as it probes funds used to cover the Republican treasury deficit. Witnesses include former RNC chairman Hays and Sinclair reports of Liberty bond transfers to Hays. The panel questions Wahlberg’s whereabouts and con tinues with other hearings into stock transactions and the Daugherty matter. The next session is set for 10 A.M. tomorrow.
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Mar
Senate of A
Lee Soas
Sinclair
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Allenay
Eral da
Wi H. Hays
Republical National Committee
Treasury
G. Wahlberg
New York
F. Peake
General Dourty
Ee Bend
Ansachon Mae
Sindisly Consolidated
Jons W Sith
Tterney General
Smith
Teenies
MYSTERIOUS MAIL Puzzles Columbus Writer in Practical Joke
A Columbus author and publisher named Rhodes received a mysterious package from New York containing a pair of bald jokes and odd items. In recent weeks mail from New York has included unusual objects like sheets of odd humor, funny pictures, and a carp cooking recipe, all with no explanation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Menard Rhodes
New York
Ritigh Transport Crews On Strike
Leeden Mar 36 ALP The tramaped W P Union demands settlement for tramway men. About 17,908 tramway workers and 36,960 employees are affected. The strike action involves transportation crews and impacts services.
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Ritigh Transport
Leeden
Mar
Trenaped
W P Union” Bens Ie Eos Lanerre
Emalbus
British and American Sailors Duel in Villefranche
Sailors from British and American ships clashed at Villefranche last night. Revolvers were used in the fight, resulting in a tense confrontation between crews from the Thunderer and other vessels. No further details on injuries or outcomes were provided.
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Villefranche
Franre
Mar. Ag
A. P.j
Sailor
Worship
Thunderer
Dattreyers
Late News Bulletins From Copenhagen and Washington Muddle
Fragmented late news reports describe unclear Danish recognition, naval actions from Milwaukee plans, and approval delays. A weather bulletin notes northeast Atlantic warnings near Virginia Capes. Shifting political mentions include generically cited Senate actions and unidentified foreign policy queries amid chaotic text recovery.
Rickard Promises Preview and Protection Film Details
Washington March 20 Tex Rickard New York fight promoter announced plans for a protection and preview program tied to a film project. He outlined a deal valuing a 99 percent share to Orr and 15 percent to each of Muma and Martin, amid denials of initial arrangements as Alfred Uriea, a general in the Pesan Wart Nad sbsential as-Ff premotion.
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Sy Tee
Washington
Tex Rickard
New York
Gght
Callad
Ickard
Sieh
Oes Pires
Cabibulen Ef Ua
Melson
Orr
Muma
Martin
Rickard
Alfred
Uriea
Leral
Benes Bill May Be Washington
A garbled March 20 text discusses a Benes bill in Washington with Republicans and Democrats involved. It mentions Ramane Fees and Conant and references actions to eliminate the gene and eliminate presidency, though details are unclear due to OCR error. The fragment hints at legislative maneuvers and party cooperation or conflict.
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