25 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1924
Page
1
Sparse text notes seven Saturday games including July 4 and Labor Day events. Mentions teams, leagues, and a schedule change requiring clubs to cut down to 14 players by June 13.
Three individuals, Charles Wilkins and Dillera Davie among them, are jailed in Missouri on first degree murder charges linked to the death of Dr. Zee Wil Ostegpath after a coroner's inquest. Witnesses testified as authorities investigate motive and sequence of events.
Fragmentary local note describes a brush piece transported around the area during daytime with mentions of a Ian tee-Tie and names Tees and Gaunt Van.
The Dawes sub committee met and canceled some sessions to focus on questions in the under questions topic. British members Robert Kindersley and St J C Stamp returned to Paris from London and joined discussions. Sir John Gradbery, a British member, is back in Paris for the commission's afternoon meeting.
Ha vre Mar 23 The Associated Press reports the rescue of a submarine victim from a trans Atlantic liner is planned. Officials say the salvage operation will take two years and likely be completed under careful supervision.
The proposed plan by Secretary Mellen would reduce the maximum surtax to 23 percent and raise Sewall’s salary tax. A revenue axe opposed by eight votes would support the Mellen rates, aiming for a compromise on taxation. The document mentions an increase in rates for an income tax and references Washington.
Willem A former superintendent of the A of New York today faced term of rem one to two years in.
A fragment notes a primary in Sioux Falls with A P Presta and President Cool leading a minority faction seeking an unintruded delegation to a New York convention. The text references a political split within a party and an effort to influence the delegation.
A fragmented sports note recalls Olympic Lenrels and veteran athletes. It mentions a collegiate champion from Chicago and a veteran runner linked to long distance racing, with brief references to past performances and national interest.
The USS Pittsburgh, the first American warship to enter Marseilles since the war, steamed into the harbor today. Officers and crew were greeted as the vessel reached the French port in a ceremonial arrival and related entertainments were planned aboard.
A probe is opened into Pasnfine Feed Bank over a loan. The senate unanimously refers a resolution to the house amid impeachment talk and contempt concerns involving a relative.
A damaged report notes a Chicago mail robbery. Intercepted by a suspect linked to a person named William Rone. The fragment mentions a payment or sum of $1 and an investigation by authorities.
Readable fragments indicate an aviation theme with mentions of globetrotting aircraft and preparations. The text references planes and a forthcoming flight, but concrete names, dates, or places are unclear.
An assailant robbed a ticket agent in a subway station, taking a sum reported as 780 dollars. Police search for the suspect described as unidentified and wearing dark clothing during the incident.
A late bulletin reports on the Nations Assembly backing rotation linked to German reparations and seed funding plans amid continuing debates. It notes U.S. public utilities, President Meows illness, and a Senate vote on destitute women funds. AAP dispatch covers German policy, American minister in Berlin, and statements on noninterference by officials.
A damaged text fragment mentions mud and slush at a location with mention of feet and a case. It references beings or a company and a person, but lacks clear attribution or coherent event. The readable items are scattered and do not form a complete report.
Readable fragments describe a local notice involving individuals Penn and Ger Gray A with a May date and a possible event or action. The text is incomplete but indicates a formal record in a newspaper notice format.
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