Sister defends brother in fight over will estate
Mrs J Henry Baker sister of Dr Edward E Tull of Somerset County said she cannot explain why her brother altered his will leaving $1250 to Edna Davy and $668 a month to Ruth, while foreman Charles Nichols reports Dr Tull hinted at a newer will and farm plans. Relatives contest the will in Somerset authorities seek clarity.
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Baltimore
J. Henry Baker
Eidsward E. Tal
Somerset County
Edna Davy
Somerset
Baker
Edna
Ruyh
Charles ©. Nichols
Wicomico Creek
de. Tull
Baltimore Trust Company
Tull
Peron
Jury Names and Roles in Kruth Case Referenced
The document lists jurors for the Kruth case and related parties. Names include Merman Ballwce, Dr. Van Vranken, Frederik da, Alfred K Kramer, John Van dderhyde, Louis Rue hebaschet, Gen. Zeng fr., Chas. Meissner, and others. The selection appears provisional with potential alternates.
Daredevil climber to perform flagpole stunt for civic fund
World famous climber Gardiner, known as the Numan Fly, will ascend the seven story pole at the Wicomire Hotel and then return to the street tonight at 7. Spectators have three blocks to watch as he balances on ledges and walls. Proceeds go to clear debris from North Salisbury Lake. veterans and The Evening Times back the event. A vanity case valued at 28 is to be awarded from the badge drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wary Gardiner
Numan Fly
Wicomire
Zoo'clok
Divina
Main Sts
Gardiner
Civic Improvement Fund
Salisbury
Hocad Pet
Evening Times
Setirans
Harper and Taylor
Wicomico
Contention Over First Flying of Flag at Fort Stanwix
Kiward W. Couch a Delaware lawyer in a statement for Governor Robinson argues the Continental Flag first flew at Cochran’s Bridge near Wilmington before Brandywine. The claim references a Utica group and a monument commemorating the event, presented to the Postmaster General in Washington by Senator Bayard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Kiward W. Couch
Govecmor
Robert PF. Robinson
Delaware
Utica
Fort Stanwix
N.Y
Couch
United States
Thomas F. Baylard
De'aware
Maxim Dees at 74 and Cancer Diagnosis in Lake Hopatcong
A note from Lake Hopatcong reports Maxim, inventor of a chest powder and explosive, died at 74 after a brief illness following a long cancer battle. He had been hospitalized nearly a day and a half, with prior labored health and endurance, leaving behind a legacy tied to his controversial experiments.
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Lake Hopatcong
N. JL
Uber
TeDaif
Unclear OCR fragment about individuals and events
Fragmentary text mentions names like Witte Mor Lews and Tease with water references and greetings. No coherent event or facts emerge to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muestessey
Fourteen Federal Prisoners Sent to Cumberland
Fourteen U S prisoners were sent to Cumberland by U S Marshal George W Collier after the city jail failed to meet maintenance rates. The trip by bus was due to overcrowding in Baltimore jails, with eight prisoners left in Cumberland for care and arrangements. Government officials offered to pay a uniform rate for warehousing, while the city demanded higher compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Collier
U. S
Cumberland
Maryland
Ma- Fe
Jarmore
County
Gath
Cape Charles to Host Northampton Baseball Club Debut
Cape Charles plans a May 7 event as Northampton Baseball Club debuts in the Puastemn Shore League at Wat ton Field. Manager Luck Sauter leads twenty players for fuel work and season preparations while local groups back the opening ceremonies with a parade and band.
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Cape Charles
Vothtex
Luck Sauter
Northampton
Puastemn
Watton Field
Sawer Exyovet
Ovat
Ted
Eaton
Cape Charls
Foerl Rotary
Sartzations
Batern Sauer
Virginia
Haris FC Ryd
Denenged
Cape Chattes
Tarade
Baltimore Dirigible Tragedy and Morning Earthquake Reports
Late news bulletins describe a Baltimore dirigible encounter with a northeastern course toward St. Louis and an earthquake near San Francisco Bay area. Reports mention casualties from a trolley collision in Baltimore and ongoing weather and disaster updates including rescue efforts and missing persons amid a deadly blast.
Lungless Virginia farmer dies after protracted artificial respiration
Hey la Vain Keancke Virginia farmer lad Batthe lived nine weeks on life support after his lungs collapsed during surgery on a dislocated vertebra. Family kept his arms raised to aid respiration as doctors attempted to revive him. He died at six this morning after 378 hours of sustained breathing efforts.
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Keancke
Couerage
Roth
Albert Frek
Chicago
Virginia
Boothe
Virginia Institute of Citizen and Government May 17 28 at UVA
Chartottsville Va May 7 The Virginia Institute of Citizen calige and Government will be held at the University of Virginia from May 17 to 28. Governor Byrd will address the opening night session on May 18. A banquet at UVA will start the institute with speakers including Beark Bane and Mrs Beverly Mumford. The program features Mary Sancer and Adele Ric wards among others.
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Chartottsville
Virginia Institute of Citizen
Calige and Government
University of Virginia
Byrd
Virginia
Richmond
Old Dominion
Chet
Titsute
Beverly B. Mumford
Leboeend
Vet Tury
Wall
Nericien
Spéemkers
Prandigh Ceremogiue
Beark Bane
Puphe Mediire
Universty
Wit
al Reese
Hunan Deserermenis Blk Iar
Cits
Dandhburer
Seeree
League of Virste Mancnaite
Mary Tt
Sancer
Erg
Regeucal d Ceevag
Tee Set
Warner Vater
Epean Om
Gtate Acmun
Santa
French Flyer Over Atlantic Plane Not Equipped With Pontoon
Rio de Janeiro May 7 reports gripped the city as Cape Saint Roman, a French aviator, and Commander Mouneyees disappeared during an Atlantic crossing from West Africa. A rescue effort followed, but weather and equipment issues hindered progress as searchers tracked the missing aircraft.
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Rio
Tee Pines
Bernatcdy
Hamp Defeats Opponent in Notable Contest
In a recent page segment readers see a brief report on Hamp’s victory over an unnamed rival. The note mentions a 7 percent figure and highlights a decisive win affecting standings at the event.
Jury to decide murder case involving Snyder and Gray
In New York on May 7 AP reports the trial of Albert Snyder’s widow Mrs Snyder and her lover Gray nears a verdict stage. Testimony ended yesterday in week three as Gray faced cross examination and Lorraine Snyder testified briefly about the alleged plot to murder her father for a $66 000 life policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ae Snyder
Heary Gray
Cray
Dana Wallace
Saydee
Wallace
Albert Snyder
Gray
Snyder
Witnerses
Lorraine
Shenafera
Bill Snyder
Los Angeles Ships to Capitol on Cruise
A Los Angeles vessel sails toward the Capitol on a cruise from Washitesten. The trip involves a stop at Ree cick and Ree cick wage ark cused as part of a local transit event. The ship is expected to arrive at the cap at the o elack after a brief layover and return to its station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Capitol
Washitesten
Lee
Angele
Bere
Frederick May 7 City Officials for Boys Week Observed
Special report from Frederick notes city officials led by Mayor Ralph March during a Boys Week celebration. Aldermen listed include Joseph Holdcraft Ele Wachter Olver Keefer Guy Nuvz Donald Kereh Franklin Craner and others with Chief Stewart Brown. A dozen groups toured industrial plants and a Washington sightseing trip accompanied youths. A junior event director T Westman planned tomorrow activities.
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Frederick
Ralph March
Joseph Holdcraft
Ele Wachter
Olver Keefer
Guy Nuvz
Donald Kereh
Franklin Craner
Stewart Brown
Thomas Ogle
Eugene Buch
John Benn
Charles Burran
Watermen
Washington
T. Westman
Federston
Mins Abenovk B. Thompson
Jane LI
Ferede
Sy Bo
Feila’ Oh Owe
Ferenc
Scott Mey
Delaware church plans celebration Sunday
The Delaware church announces a celebration on Sunday May 7 marking its twenty-fifth year with George's Protes and a sermon by Rev. Cook of Lewes. The service at St. Gabriel’s in Millboro will be led by Rev. Huntington, with Mark’s Church in charge of arrangements.
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Peccald
Worths
Vauip Cook
Leaware
S&s Hentington
Mark's Church
Millboro
St. Gesage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tell Will
Hays Mrs Binter
Girla
Sme
Mrs. Kruth
Henry Juhi Gray
Merman Ballwce
van Vranken
A Wiai
Cinoh
Alfred K
Kramer
John van
Louis
Hebaschet
Ler
Fr. J Shnreider, Jr. i, Chas. Meissner
Gardiner TO
Wicomire Hotel
Wit) Ke
Civic Improvement
Hedy
Isabella St. Luke
Maxi Dees
Harry Gardiner
Humen
Wicenaco
Lake Funil
U.S
Angeles
St. Lewis
St. Lewin
Magersteen
Lieold Warehall
Tantts
Tadas Mhow
Varin
Nangesser
Gantt
Daen
Paris
theUante
al Wardangh
Oettabarch
Washington Senators
Ile Bas
Pawmegat
Ceers
Brant
Peenehasa Atere
Aptain
Walter Hesthe
Farmer Hey la Vain
Regettein Brewere
Aeets
Bowen & Mise
Atlantic
South Africa
Henail Thornday
Hamp
Riaeiniex
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