10 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1926
Page
1
Coroner's jury investigates the past life of Fred G Atkins who died after being struck by a car driven by Fulton Fields. Atkins, 54, a roamer planning a circumnavigation, left notes and a life history hinting at a vanished past and a possible family elsewhere.
Fragmented OCR text references a Native group and an accused killer, with scattered mentions of tribal leadership, tensions, and unspecified events. The piece lacks coherent details but signals a local focus on tribal response amid controversy.
Chicago scene reports Queen Marie will meet Mayor Dever and city officials at 5 45 PM Saturday for a formal reception. Aldermen plan varied attire from business suits to evening dress as negotiations over proper garb continue.
Lieut. Fred Drewen testified body prints on a card at the slain clergyman's feet matched Willie Stevens. A neighbor said a dog bark woke Mrs Hall about Sept 15 and a man reported a woman entered the Hall home around ten. Henry L Dickman admitted accepting a $2500 bribe to leave New Jersey and reveal details of the ninehanded investigation.
In Tacoma on Nov 10, novelty toys made from repurposed tin travel from Japan. Once tins carried fuel to the Orient, they were repurposed into soldiers and horses for holiday toy lines. The note ends with a wary line about buying few gifts this year.
Everett Fleer and five children perished in a Bracken County fire believed caused by a defective flu. Mrs. Fleer survived with burns. son Theather died attempting to rescue the children. The blaze occurred 12 miles from Augusta, Georgia news reports.
United States weather reports describe a Midwest cold wave moving toward the Atlantic coast with gale winds, snow, and freezing temperatures. Frigid air extended from the Western plains to the corn belt as forecasts predicted continued cold, with warmer central conditions expected tonight.
A censored dispatch reports Queen Marie aboard a train en route to Denver amid concerns over her comments. Professor Nicholas Petrescu explains constitutional limits while diplomats defend her stance, noting interviews are restricted and American tour objections are cited.
Report details a chaotic crowd during a royal wedding viewing leading to numerous injuries as guests struggle to secure vantage points. Police and emergency crews scrambled to manage the crush and assist the wounded amid a crowded public area.
In Plata Maryland a tornado struck a small town of 500 demolishing the local schoolhouse where 61 people were in attendance. Eleven children were killed and others injured as walls collapsed and debris flew across the yard. The storm also damaged farms and barns along a 500 yard wide path near Cedarville.
Milwaukee reporter recalls an 18 year ago event at Forest Home cemetery where a man named Collins dug a grave for himself claiming it as his own lot. He survived to 116, with his father reportedly living to 116 as well, and his son aims to break the longevity record.
An executive order by the Governor General effectively ends the board that ran all government owned corporations in Thiappine Feud. The order transfers duties to the governor general and redefines the board’s role, with composition drawn from key political leaders and officials.
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