Salisbury Normal School to Open With 130 Graduates
An announcement from Salisbury outlines the 1925 1936 program for the new State Normal School at Salisbury Wicomico County. The campus will cost 222000 with two north wings and a rear building to house an elementary observation school. The athletic field is funded at 10000 with facilities for baseball football soccer tennis and basketball. Enrollment will be limited to county high school graduates with the aim of training rural teachers in a professional collegiate curriculum.
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State Normal School
Salisbury
Wicombeo County
Acteo
Holloway
Salisbury Normal School
Perseut
Schoels
Band Foucht Campaigns Against Tax Levy Spread Untrue Statements
A local dispute over a tax levy emerges as Band Foucht supporters accuse opponents of spreading untrue whispers to defeat the measure. Advocates claim major property owners and taxpayers favor retention, while opponents push for a citywide vote beyond the local ballot, alleging a misrepresentation of petition figures and voting intent.
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Egerts
Rome
Messure
Mexican Militarist Witherends Torture Trial Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a May 2 incident involving a Mexican militarist, General Pren retired, and eight assailants. The text mentions violence, force, and a command the group allegedly opposed, with torn pages obscuring details.
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Pren
Roemer
Veteras
Beeteneay Gate
Cearseed
Herselves
Enrand
Editorial rails against band referendum over Salisbury tax facts
The Evening Times defends its band bill stance amid voter questions and misstatements by The Advertiser Countian. It corrects tax figures claiming a five cent levy limit, cites actual rates, and notes petition signatures include non taxpayers.
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Evening Times
Salisbury
Herselves
Salisburians
Advertiser-Countian
Times
the Times
General Assembly
Munxtipe
Moroccan Tribes Attack French Rebels In 60 Mile Front
Moroccan tribesmen under Abd el Arim press French positions along a sixty mile front in Morocco. French garrisons brace for a broader raid as divisions of 12 080 men clash in three columns with blockhouse defenses and the rebel plan to converge on the city of influence. Abd El Krim’s brother Si Mohammed leads native forces into the French zone amid Spain’s withdrawal leaving Krim dominant in the region.
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Morecca
Abd-&l-Arim
Morocco
Si Mohammed
Abd- El-Krim
Abd-El-Krim
Spain
Morucco
New Heir Ia Bora Fer halian Throne Te kecreted Feo
May 1 in Tur Italy reports an obscure line about a secret heir, a villa, and unclear references to a throne conflict. The fragment mentions weather, a father, and a guardianship or transfer tied to a royal or noble line with garbled names and dates.
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Ie Bora
Halian
Tur
Italy
Guy
Faust
Traffic Signs Confuse Drivers in Many Cities
Washington May 2 Traffic regulation has carried to the point where signs signals and rules clutter the road causing confusion and reducing safety said officials of the Sanaborica Automobile Association Too many cities are using signs to a level that distra
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Washington
Sanaborica Automobile Association
England doctors vote to separate Siamese twins
Surgeons in England have agreed to attempt a separation of newborn Siamese twins born in Sheffield. Both babies are reported healthy though one is larger and stronger, and the operation is planned despite the risks.
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Sheffield
England
Honiton Woman Found With Life Savings Linked to Home Fire
An 80 year old Honiton woman was taken to hospital after a blaze at her home. Firefighters reported the incident while police recovered her life savings stored in a bag tied to a bag tan near the premises. The cause of the fire and the fate of the funds are under investigation.
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Honiton
Kag
Mantle of fog over Atlantic leaves Cape D'Or wreck uncertain
Reports say the Cape D'Or schooner went down Thursday minutes after collision with the Clackamas near Sambeo Light. Two steamers Azov and Moldegaard were sighted adrift near Cape Breton and Pennant Point, with Captain Ralph McKensie confirming wreckage about 308 tons drifting shoreward.
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N. S. May
Nova Scotia
Cape D'Or
Siemer Clackamas
Sambeo
Azov
Cape Breton
Moldegaard
Pennant Point
Cotaerwines
Ralph McKensie
Chanaer Archie
McKensie
Liverpool
Dintre
Notable May Weather Outlook and Miscellaneous Early Reports
Washington dispatch notes a week of mixed weather with moderate temperatures across North and Middledeath States and unsettled showers in Obie Valley and the Great Lakes region. Other items include Earl Weedward, an ex-convict, charged with kidnapping a child in Greenville and held on bail. a report from Pheledeiphvs on a missing study crew. and several naval and military blurbs with terse weather and operations notes.
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Washington
A. P
North
Middledeath
Agela
Obie Valley
Greet Lakes
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United States
Atlantic
Middlebury
Earl Weedward
Custihe Chatterton
Greeville
Jery
PND
M. Tedey
Navy Yard
New York
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Dodge Brothers, Inc
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Baltimore
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