13 May 1925
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
1
A late night transaction records a transfer at the News Building on Main and Civic streets. The deed mentions a basement barber shop and offices of Jane Bailey David Ward and Gerdy Jr with a noted outstanding impertencia.
The 1918 to present death toll at Wyoming Gary Farms shows forty deaths in the period. Government statistics note four infant deaths as of August and several ages with results of a study on causes of death. Four deaths since last January are recorded, with data attributed to the Bureau of Statistics.
May 18 report states Jaeed Midas former Secretary of War died after suffering from a sleeping sickness illness. The epidemic has caused numerous cases with a mix of recoveries and fatalities. Milner was reported improved.
Committees win participation as residents gather to mark the 200th anniversary of the state's founding with events across the town. Local groups organize a parade, speeches, and a ceremonial toast to history and heritage.
A Memphis area incident involves a teacher cited under Tennessee law amid a court dispute referenced to William Jennings Bryan doctrine. The scene centers on alleged violations of state interest in education and legal arguments shaping the case.
Fragmented wire service bulletin notes a Wilmington police incident and a Genaliexn terminal project. Mentions a 8 million law case, a Chicago detective, and a proposed 973.5 million terminal redevelopment with a three stove section for a new facility.
Report describes a plane operation mishap on May 18 affecting the schedule and causing damage. Officials note delays as repairs proceed and safety checks are underway.
Fragmented OCR text yields a legal note naming judge Fine Mam and costs in a Salbereny Music case with unclear surrounding details. The readable items point to a judicial decision or order involving costs and a sanction. Further specifics are not recoverable from the text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a jury in Philadelphia and fines but provides no clear event, date, or names. The readable portion lacks actionable details to form a complete news item.
Fragmentary OCR lists a group of officials and relatives connected to a school or district event. Names such as Morris, Keer, Rexsoll, Jons, Stevenz, and Rexsoll appear amid unclear phrases about a teachers or students situation and an annus tench field sheet.
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