Local News Roundup From The Evening Times March 21 1925
Brief items from The Evening Times covering events and notices in the town and surrounding areas on Saturday March 21 1925.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
4
Brief items from The Evening Times covering events and notices in the town and surrounding areas on Saturday March 21 1925.
A New Hampshire House panel considers a bill banning cosmetics use by women, provoking charges of masculine prejudice. The debate centers on whether painting faces and powdering the brow degrades women or embodies voluntary self-adornment, with supporters urging careful examination of reasonable arguments from all sides.
Disjointed late news notes reference a federal trial in Trenton NJ involving promoter Richard New York and four co-defendants for conspiracy to transport. Other items mention an explosion entombing 34 workers near Cincinnati and various unrelated fragments about prices weather and personnel.
Reports indicate a growing death toll after a severe event with widespread destruction in several towns. Emergency crews struggled to reach affected areas as communities faced evacuations, with some towns reported annihilated and buildings at capacity for shelter.
Vague OCR fragment shows stray letters and garbled phrases. The readable bits offer no clear event or names. The item remains unclear with no identifiable persons places or dates.
The obituary sketches William S Gordy Jr of Salisbury Maryland long linked with local business and banking. It notes his early roles with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and Chesapeake and Ohio lines, then bank positions, insurance brokerage, and leadership in the Tri-Unity and Maryland Bankers associations. It highlights his tenure as Comptroller of the Treasury and his family line through Virginia Deshiell Brewington and Clara White.
Fragmented OCR text describes a jazz event or production with mentions of NEA service and individuals such as Dendeon Maret. The readable parts hint at collaborative work and a final outcome, but the wording is severely garbled and the core facts are unclear.
An incoherent fragment notes critters of fiction and aerial ram of the type construction and mentions an eighty eight pepper.
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