Fire destroys C R Disharoon planing mill on Brown Street
Flames of unknown origin broke out in the engine room of the C R Disharoon Co planing mill causing a large blaze. The fire, fanned by wind, burned for seven hours with 75 percent of losses insured and 110 mill workers put idle as plans to rebuild begin. Fire departments from Salisbury Delmar Princess Anne and Parsonsburg aided but Salisbury held the line saving offices and warehouses. Machinery and box shakes valued in the thousands were ruined as the blaze leapt across Brown Street threatening a lumber yard. The plant employs 110 men and faces a long rebuilding phase following the heaviest city property loss in recent years.
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C. R. Disharoon Company
Brown Street
Benien
Brown
Naylor
Delmar
Princess Anne
Parsonsburg
Salisbury
Str
Berry Haket
Mack Lacad
Halteen
Oofta Company
Grier
Ne -De-Irdo
Salsbury
Vaul
Deserter Captured After Father Sheltered Fugitive in Farm
Earl Woodward a navy deserter and ex convict was captured as pursuers closed in. Lucile Chatterton disappeared from the Chatterton farm after Woodward vowed to live hidden in the mountains with a woman. The incident involved a cadet corps and marine citizens aiding the search for the missing girl.
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Earl Woeward
Lucile Chatterton
Chatterton
Woodward
Gre
Local Ball Club Prepares for Action Exhibition Games Set
The Salisbuy Incisn baseball club of the Kass erin Shore League announces plans for intensive practice twice daily under Manager Smoot. Exhibition games are scheduled for May 19 and 23, as about 32 players from the reserve list were called to report to headquarters for early May workouts.
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Salisbuy Incisn
Kasserin Shore
Moe
Eetien W& My
Offernis
Gnaj
Bso
Wm. C. Hens Caer
A Winder
Wiliam Scott
Ares Be Wel
Joep Sa
Markets Report from Pottadelphia May Market Fluctuations
Unclear OCR reading presents market noise and stray symbols. Contains fragmented phrases about prices, stages, and names like cities and traders with no coherent data or readable figures.
Special Meeting Notice In Wilmington At Continental Life
A special meeting is called today at the Continental Life Insurance Co. home office in Wilmington. Stockholders and officers are expected to attend as a major announcement is anticipated. George Xsmith, Ira Deffins, and Walls visit Wilmington this morning.
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Continental Life Imsuance Co
Wilmington
Walls
George ©Xsmith
Ira Deffin
Three men executed at Sing Sing for Brooklyn murder
Suokes Cigar When Led To Death Chair Suokes Cigar When Led To Death Chair By The Assmrated Fr extighee NY May Morris Inamond and Joseph Diamen, brothers, and John Farina, went to the electric chair at Sing Sing tonight for the murder in Brooklyn of two men passengers. Morreh entered the death chamber shortly after Il ochekh, declared innocence, and Farina came later with a cigar before the chair. Farina was pronounced dead at 11 50 o'clock as the triple execution concluded.
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Morris Inamond
Joseph Diamen
John Farina
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Hank Toe
Morreh
Farina
Airplane Speed Fact Misstated in Fragment
The readable fragment describes an airplane speed concept but is garbled and unclear. It lacks a clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a proper news-style summary.
Stick By The Boys Band Bill Spurs Junior Band in Salisbury
Amid Salisbury's Band Bill, twenty eight under twenty one form a Junior Band guided by one expert teacher. The group quickly advances from basics to advanced work, gaining discipline and coordination while offering a valued public entertainment asset for concerts parades and gatherings.
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Salisbury
Meys
Ino
Salsbury
Sacca
Hiicharges
Herr Jeniog
Salisbery
Tocsulay
Extra Guards Placed At Public Buildings In May Day Raids
Police raids targeted ten meetings of Communists Socialists and alleged anarchists in New York. Rioters were driven into the street with arrests limited to pamphlet distributors and students. William Z Foster and Worker Party members were present at Manhattan headquarters as searches were conducted and leaders identified. Clashes prompted police to deploy special squads and extend vigilance citywide.
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New York
Manhattan
America
Worker
Technc
Trade Union Educational League
Cuture
Breas
Workers Party
William Z Foster
Worker Party
Raider Chow
Buicht Police
Paralyzed May Day Parade Shuts Down Traffic In City
The May Day demonstration in Mexico City draws 60 000 workers organized by the workers syndicates. The event causes hotel suspensions and transport disruptions, with Ambassdor Sheffield and other officials walking due to lack of safe car service and permits.
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Merten
Amerin
Sheffield
Onttclleestion of
Lut Moromi
Industry
Cumnene
Atv
Ediare
Solicitor General Signals Possible Resignation of Court Nominee
The Solicitor General signals a possible early resignation from the Supreme Court nomination process. He hopes to stay in office until this term ends in June while returning to legal practice. A new appointee is expected to be chosen soon, with several names under consideration.
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Supreme Court
Late News Bulletin From Detrodt and Surrounding Areas
Fragmented late news bulletin recounts deaths and incidents across multiple locations. Reports include a death in Battle Creek linked to gallstone surgery, possible embolus causes, and other scattered notes about injuries and legal notices. The text is garbled with partial names and unclear details.
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C. R. Disharoon Co
Auburn
Elizabeth Campbell
Lynnsille
Tent
University of Whattanonga
College Nine
Pottadelphia
Faery
Ceresers Pewdr
Cape
Suokes
Stick
Lnto
Mexico City
Labor
Mexico
Calafornia
Continental Express
Jamex VM
Ueckh Wil
Ms Wet Tee
Herlin
Perish Herder
Shenewemurkt
Prussia
Berlin
Polanh
Swaroschin
Stargard
Poland
Schneidemueh
Detredt
Ig A. P
Hrethers, Inc
Dillon
Reed
Pasehares
Baltimore
A. P. Willams
Hattleeck
Mich
Jebus
Willams
Lowe
Euler
Doren Peck
Witee
Abba
Putin
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