11 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1924
Page
1
A request is filed to continue the trial in the incitement matter involving Mor Threa, delaying further proceedings and potential verdict dates. The motion cites scheduling conflicts and needs for additional time to prepare. Proceedings remain pending a judge's ruling on the continuance.
Mayor A. R. Pugh of North College Hills and four court deputies are rescued by Cincinnati police and Cheviot officers after a four hour siege by a threatening crowd at the Latter city hall. Magistrate Samuel Withams presided as assaults and firearms charges faced defendants. A mob demanded trial proceed, deputies were injured, and vehicles were overturned and torched as reserves secured a corridor.
Funeral services for Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will be held tomorrow with family wishes guiding arrangements. President Coolidge orders full military escorts as possible. attendance expected from Secretary of State Hugam, Secretary of War Weeks, and Captain Adolphus of the Naval Academy. Delegations from the Senate and House, Governor Cox, and a state legislative delegation are planned.
Society page note reports a society matron presiding over a gas port event with community leaders and attendees. The fragment mentions tom Wr and Tasow, with brief references to a Tuesday gathering and series of ceremonial duties.
Chicago police pursue three gunmen who killed the O Bannon gangster in his flower shop as rival gangs tied to conmen and a woman face renewed violence. Investigators hint at retaliation and a wider feud involving multiple assailants and car blockages outside the shop.
Washington November 1 Attorney General Lone urged Secretary Wilbur to block government action in a District of Columbia Supreme Court case. The plan seeks permission to destroy the Washington by gunfire and firing tests off the Virginia capes next Friday, while court procedures proceed.
Navy considers future operation of the dirigible ZR 3 amid questions from admirals and officials. Secretary Wilbur indicated no decision yet with a special board reviewing options, including mail ship service routes to Los Angeles and Honolulu. Hugo Eckner of Zotpein Company visited the department to bid farewell to Wilbur and others.
Report describes a train incident near Vermont with several people injured. Names Edward and Hews Cin appear, with mention of cargo theft and a cat related confusion. The fragmentary text suggests a local accident involving Grapeseed and other identifiers, but details are unclear.
In Baltimore a U S representative faces Volstead case in court. Judge Morris A Soper rules that home produced beverages for personal use fall under a separate clause, distinguishing nonindustrial production from commercial manufacture. The decision centers on whether cider and wine made at home are exempt from strict prohibition enforcement.
Six men jailed as Kentucky National Guardsmen are on duty at the Diz River Dam hydroelectric project after clashes between white workers and black laborers. A fatal shooting of a black worker prompted officials to call in guards as tensions rise and authorities promise protection while operations resume.
Police probe the murder of Rata Katz a noted jeweler art collector and estate operator in the motion picture colony. The weapon was a .22 caliber revolver and robbery is not the motive though diamonds rings and a German built yacht are involved as detectives pursue possible motives involving women and disputes.
From Teingtao China November 11 Wu Pin Fu ex military head of the Pr king government left Chefoo after a ultimatum by Shantuat province defense commander threatening fire on Wu’s ships. Wu, escorted by three warships, said he would head south to re assemble forces and lead a punitive expedition. Papua near Australia is described as overrun by cannibals in the report.
The report outlines possible replacements as Theodore Devgies Rebtasan of New York is floated for Secretary of the Navy and President Covlidge considers cabinet changes after March. Other notes reference potential reshuffles and federal reactions in the ongoing political discussion.
Dover November 11 T J Sisk of Preston died at Union Station while rushing to catch the 8 54 southbound train. A coroner’s inquest found heart failure. The body was taken to the morgue as relatives were notified. A Worth from Preston is expected for the funeral.
Asewuated Prees Bahumore reports on Dr Wau Lien Teh of North Manchuria Plague Service. Teh, researching at Johns Hopkins, is cited as a leading authority on plague, explaining Bubonic and Pneumonic forms, flea transmission, and rapid spread with high death rates.
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