04 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1924
Page
1
Report from Newport News Va indicates a Chesapeake and Ohio Bus crash injured and killed several. Fifteen aboard, including an infant, faced deadly results with four dead and three others dying later. Coroner's Jury convened to hear the inquest as rescue efforts continued at the crossing where wreckage lay.
A London ghost tale unfolds as a four A passim laughing gh ee t in a bowler hat haunts a city garage. The apparition mutters in a chilling refrain as a man named Craddock, found with ten empty bottles, is dismissed after being searched by Pierce.
At Wembley England on November 6 the so called Rajah of Bharather fascinated crowds with regal clothing and top hotel visits. Investigators uncovered the royal debtor was Harold Moore a coal miner posing as a noble traveler and financier.
A sudden outbreak of mice aboard a Manchester railway carriage caused chaos as passengers fled the car near a street bridge. The mice reportedly leapt from a compartment and scattered onto the ground just as the speeding train passed by.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions various words and names with no clear event or identifyable details. The text is garbled and provides no coherent facts to summarize into a proper news item.
The report notes a large crowd of around 70 thousand observers at booths in Chicago. Details of the event or purpose are unclear due to damaged text. The piece mentions a triangular residential center and a gubernatorial context without further specifics.
A wall of the Hamlin building collapsed at a railroad yard in Allegheny. Six families were made hemeless as the incident damaged their homes and surrounding structures.
New York voters opened polling at 6 o clock amid cool weather as early voting surged across the city. Officials projected more than 360 200 ballots, with over 1 800 000 registered to vote, a turnout surpassing the last presidential election amid contests for governor Alfred E. Landon and Colonel Theodere Roosevelt.
Fragmentary OCR shows a note about a late president suspected of suffering from smr mainds. The readable phrases reference protest, memory, and a leader’s decline with unclear surrounding details.
Paris critics compare Hallie Stles from Syracer N to a Mer y Garden masterwork. The Weusie artist earns praise for multilingual reach and artistic impact.
Senator Lafollette speaks in Wisconsin awaiting American voters verdict on the presidency. He calls for progress driven policies and a program of farm relief. He and supporters plan to receive election returns at the state capitol tonight.
A fragmented clipping details Lincoln Backer casting a vote while amid dispute and a violent event. It notes a fall during a march and questions surrounding the vote, with unclear timeline and missing context.
Early voting shows apathy among Fourth City's voters, with noted turnout in Salisbury and Parsons Districts. By noon about 2 percent in Salisbury and a third in Parsons District had cast ballots, with heavy activity expected after 1 PM as mills close. Women comprised many in line at booths.
Campaign events unfold as John W Devas greets visitors at his home in Valley. He reports confidence in the electorate and aims to energize voters with recreation and renewed energy through early voting and community outreach. He returns home after a day of campaigning with Mr Davis and plans further steps in the week.
Chicago police report a man was shot while leaving a polling location. The incident occurred in a city neighborhood as voters were departing the polls. Investigators seek witnesses and review security footage for a suspect description.
Niles Ohio where Chief L J Rewad led a small force to prevent clashes between large crowds during klan and anti klan disturbances. The scene showed tensions as authorities struggled to maintain order amid a potential outbreak of warfare.
President Coolidge delivers a last major appeal urging voters to act without party bias and safeguard the nation. He appeals for calm and responsibility as returns come in and he and Mrs Coolidge plan to monitor results from the White House with invited guests.
Nov. 4 The largest electorate that ever cast a vote in a nation undertook the task today. With three major presidential candidates and a full House, 24 Senators, and 34 governors to be elected, about twenty million voters began their march to the polls. Campaigns stressed duty to country and children, with leaders urging citizens to vote and uphold honesty.
A scrambled late news fragment discusses clashes and military activity with mentions of Merrie toe militiamrs and various committees. The text references Warene Leva and Gavtae, and notes ominous menace and public reaction. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but the items suggest ongoing regional tensions and security concerns.
Fragmented text notes Coolidge casting an early ballot and references a tally or status check. Mentions the date and civic process with unclear surrounding details.
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