Douglas and Hitch Seek April City Council Seats
Samuel R. Douglass files papers to run in the April 4 primary for a vacant City Council seat. Ernest Lucas and Sherman Waller are considering another term, while Ernest Ro White will not seek re election. Johan Coutlhourn is listed as first candidate with public intent.
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Ernest Lucas
Sherman Waller
Belmven
Ernest Ro White
Aid Semuel Ro Douglass
Dougleas
Bert
Milford
Delaware
Pinugis
Sale Labury
Chant
Washington College
Hee
Varvinod
Surile
Mary
Soha
White
Rougias
West
Beem
West Side
Busine
Athearn
Pat Offeer
Nowra de Xene
Maryland
Earthquake Aid Order Sparks Army Material Distribution
The text notes the Empire approves a practical result of work and shows sympathy. During the earthquake period the Army was entrusted with sums of materials worth of materiel for distribution.
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Tellars
Fragmentary note reflects Japan fear of army quarters
Poorly legible OCR shows scattered words about Japan and fear, mentioning army quarters and a catuger transmitt. It lacks clear events, dates, or names, offering only a distorted glimpse of wartime concerns.
Prairie Fire Ravages Large Regions Across Two States
Unconfirmed reports say prairie fires swept about 300 miles from the Rosebud Indian Reservation area in South Dakota toward Nebraska and into northern Utah, destroying homes, claiming several lives, and displacing residents as volunteer crews battled the blazes for days.
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Paul Minn
Jewaey
Roseburt
Etahota
Nebraska
Tuthill
Netetonda
St Braret
Dakotoa
Tothell
South
Utakete
City Asked To Re Open Band Issue
Local officials are urged to reopen consideration of a band issue amid community debate and unclear timetable. Citizens ask council to revisit funding and scheduling details and provide a clear decision timeline.
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City
Democratic Women Seek Formation of Club in Wicomico County
A call has been issued for a Democratic Women’s Club meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Wednesday at 1 PM. The aim is to form a partisan organization, elect officers, and choose delegates for the State convention to be held at the Wicomico Hotel in April. All eligible Democrats in the county are invited, with efforts to secure reps from every district. The organizing committee members were not named.
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Wicomien County
Chamber of
Ievery
Wicomico
Weece Minstrels Begin Rehearsals for Annual Show
Preparations are underway for the Vext Annual Minstrels to be staged at the Arcade Theatre on April 2 and 7. About five dozen cast and crew have begun rehearsals under director Charles Van Laer with plans for costumes, music, and stage craft.
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Arcade Theatre
Arcade Theatre Week Opens With Electrifying New Act
Patrons enjoy a varied bill at the Arcade Theatre with a new electrics novelty act titled A Cyclone of Fun by Frea LaReine. Jean Morre and Co. provide a musical comedy turn, Monroe and May feature a fresh skit with original dances, earning warm applause.
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Arcade Theatre
Frea LaReine
Jean Morre and Co
Monroe
May
Coolidge Worried Over Foreign Posts
Washington officials express concern over delays in appointing a minister to Peking to ease Dr Jacob Gould Schurman. Vacancies in Roumania and Albania also hang in the balance amid postwar political pressures and the death of Sun Yat Sen. The uncertain Chinese situation fuels questions about U S policy and influence.
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Washington
S Blay
Peking
Jacobould Schurman
Roumania
Albania
Howver
Sun Yat Sen
China
Teapot Dome Lease Retrieval Hearing Before Judge Kennedy
Federal court in Wyoming hears government action to reclaim leases at Teapot Dome. Lead defendant is Mary F Sinclair, with Judge T Blake Kennedy presiding over the conflict.
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T. Blake Kennedy
Federal Court of Wyoming
Teapot Dome
Marry F Sinclair
Tax on Foreigners Imposed in Paris for Three Years
Paris reports a special tax of 72 francs on foreigners resident in France more than two weeks. The levy will run for three years.
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Paris
France
Bake sale by Junior Guild at Main Street
The Junior Guild of St. Peter's Episcopal Church will hold a bake sale tomorrow at the Eastern Shore Gas and Electric office on Main Street.
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St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric
Main Street
Amateur builders spur growth on city outskirts
In Nuenna on March 27 the lara of employment has driven many hobby builders to construct homes near the town. Forty small villages have sprung up on the city’s outskirts as a result, while official estimates say sugar production will raise the world total by 34 percent this year.
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Nuenna
Market Briefs and Patents Amid Spring Listings
Market notes show pre spring activity in patents and brands with multiple entities. potatoes and produce prices appear, including New potatoes and Flora varieties. The fragment references figures like 2,958 and 690 in a terse, OCR style without coherent context.
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April Ballet
Samuel KR. Dougia
Ernest R. Hitch
Johan F. Coutlhourn
Gcaty Hall
Npr
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Senate
Argentina
Rumania
Japan
Salvationist
Afi
North and
South Dakota
Hefere
Wes
Weece Minstrels
Seaford Man
Harles van Laer
Heiskell Carpenter
Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
By the Acemiated Press
Haktimere
Philaddelphia
New York
W. OW
Gavin Phone 173
Hargis
Tre
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Neu Wnt
Tbe
Fancy Spring
City Ae
Bates
Suid Packer
Burroughs Adding Machine Ltd and
King Sts
Wilmington, del
Salisbury
Care of Evening Times
Kennerly & Mitchell
Lothiers
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