Prison escape at Maryland Penitentiary ends with two recaptured
Four inmates escaped by sawing window bars and using a blanket rope to reach the street. Charles Jenkins and Philip Puesherry were recaptured. Klarr Jenkins and George Colburn remained at large before patrols covered all city exits. Jenkins led authorities to the sister’s home near Wirt street after capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltimore
Maryland
Charles Jenkins
Philip Puesherry
Klarr Jenkins
Charles
George Colburn
Jenkins Brothers
Culhuen
Burghary
Washington County
Charten Jenkins
Wirt Street
Douid Hill Park
Matrick Brady
Fenitentiary
Calburn
Jenkins Sand Colburn
Jenkins
Nin
Central
Morty
Jenitent
Norfolk civic leader Collins dies at age 1057
Deaths reported in Norfolk Virginia outline the life of Mr. Collins born Salisbury in 1890s. He moved to Norfolk where for over a half century he played a major role in religious, civic and business affairs. He founded Union Missions, donated a building and led the mission as president until his death. He helped establish the Le Kier and Collins lumber firm and served on the City Council on the prohibition ticket. Survived by his wife Octavia and two sons Paul and S Q Collins Jr. and a grandson A B Krisc.
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Cofling
Norfok
Woomico
Worcester
Somerset
Charles RK. Truitt
Collins
Salibury
Mntl
Norfolk
Union Missions
Tle
le Kier and Collins
Virginia National Beak Sad
Cavancil
Octavia NM. Collins
Paul T. Collins
S. Q. Collins, Jr
A. B. Krisc
Blue Ridge Lodge Wins Maryland Membership Cup
Tlue Ridge Lodge of Levi Gr received the Grand Lodge of Maryland cup for the largest membership gain during the year. Annapolis Lodge earlier won the cup in 1924. Eighty four new members joined Blue Ridge Lodge, raising membership from 210 to 258, a forty eight percent rise. Barton Mumford, past grand worthy patron, represented Salisbury Lodge at the Grand Sessions in Chad Bellows Temple. The cup will be delivered to the Lodge by Mr Mumford on May 15. Blue Ridge Lodge, organized thirty five years ago, elected Preston Anuth as Worthy Master and noted other officers.
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Blue Ridge Lodge No. Sn
Grand Lodge ‘of
Maryland
Annapolis
Feup
Ith
Barton Mumford
Ast Grand Veh Tech
Salisbury
Chad Bellows Temple
Katimers
Mumford
Blu Ridge
Ladce
Preston Anuth
Daevrgue Kersey
Indictment Names Muller King in 391000 Metal Case
Maj. T. M. Daugherty former United States Attorney General and Thomas A. Miller former property custodian along with John T. King national committeeman face conspiracy charges. The grand jury alleges the plot sought to prevent the government from receiving the homestead securities of the American Metal Company and to wrongfully gain the value of the transfer deal. Miller allegedly connected with German and Swiss parties in prior charges to defraud the United States by releasing about 7 000 000 of American Metal securities to Swiss owners.
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New York
Maj
T. M. Daugherty
United States Autormy
Fedral Grand
Thomas AM. Miller
Geen Peoperty
John T. King
Republican Nationaal
Atactican Metal Company
Care
Daugherty
Miller
King
Jesse Smith
Swiss Citiaray
Dupont Firm clarifies status amid New Jersey charter dissolution
The Dupont Company states the New Jersey firm Dupont de Nemours and Company has no plant connections and has existed only as a decising entity since 1913. The active Delaware Dupont de Nemours company now fully owns the business, with dissolution affecting no operations or personnel.
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Silmington
Del
Dupont Company
New Jersey
Prupent de Nemours, Pans der Company of
Hoboken
N. J
EL. Dupont de Nemours and Company
Delaware
Dupont
Late News Bullets From New York Sport Events
A garbled 1920s style bulletin reports on local sports and public notices. The fragment mentions New York items, racing or games, possible fatalities, and political notes including candidates and elections. It references individuals such as Cumberland and Wales and hints at civic meetings and farm incidents.
Strikes and unrest cloud Leaniom in May
Unclear text describes ongoing labor tensions and protests across Leaniom with mentions of unions, peace efforts, churches, and local leaders. The chaotic notes reference potential early settlement, public gatherings, and shifting editorials amid a tense, unsettled city scene.
Preakness Favorites Scratch at Pralico
Wealtimers reports Sunday May 5 as Alfa Rail birds and Salon's Display among Preakness favorites scratched from the Blue Kitchens event on Monday. Cantir Wal ter and other candidates missed the Spring Handicap as last minute withdrawals reshape betting. He Whitney and Color revant are noted as potential contenders with Macaws seen as New Yorker's top bets.
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Punta
Cantir
Walter
Salon
Dina Prresintert
Whett Teth
Blue Kitchens
Eay Nike
Ruck Mar
Basarian
Whitney
New Yorker
Flour company data withholding sparks antitrust scrutiny
The report outlines criticism of flour industry practices as investigators press for clearer market data. Officials question the transparency of pricing and competitive measures while probing ties to milling and distribution firms amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
Fragmentary OCR Note From Reading Page
A damaged OCR snippet from a local page shows partial words and names. It includes scattered letters and stray punctuation without clear event or context. The readable text provides no full sentence or identifiable person or organization.
Salisbury Trust to Honor Top Local Benefactor with Annual Award
Trustees of Salisbury County establish the Salisbury Award funded by an annual 250 to 8250 income from a growing endowment. The award recognizes a resident who in the past year greatly advanced local happiness prosperity and growth, with a formal medal or certificate.
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A Ochuner
Bentity
Hocatus
Salisbury
Graham Gueby
Ralph M. Grier
Walter S. Sheppard
Wm. S. Gordy, Jr
US OS
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Beyurath
Citiern
Salsbury
Citzen Sn
Truetess
Wleeting & Sharads
Fea
Ls & Sia
Trike Dee Steein Exhibit At Pa Ceetaes
Readable text notes a trike exhibit at a location identified by noisy OCR. Names and exact places are unclear. The fragment hints at a public display or event with a person or group associated, but specifics remain unreadable.
Fragmented OCR: unclear travel notice in a local paper
An unreadable OCR segment mentions names and places with disrupted words. The readable portions reference a travel or event note tied to a location and times but lack coherent context or complete facts.
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Barcel Quinton Colling
Sahslar Ieee
Sin
Marty Amore
Tlue Ridge
LEVI
Permer
U.S Attorney
Muller, King
Hagland
Pim Warkers
Waterstein
Cumberland
Ted
Miler
Wales
Perhwri
Tadas Cn
Simmer
Shatme
Corneral
Mart
Terest
Siam
Lake Charles
Bing
Hie
Greundiew
Baldwin
Thomas
la Landen
Farley
Leaniom
Wien
Thal
Urea
Wits
Sarah Ie
Welk
I. Ee
Bae
Preakness
Pralico
Buckner
The
Cats
Renby
Pillsbury
Feitial
Drake
Stow
Washington
de Peeti
Fiat
National Howe
Tommasi
Eee
Isshan Paams
Cy and
Peepie
Sre Ree
Bepe
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