Big Reception To Delaware Visitors At Salisbury Banquet
Delaware guests attended the 350‑guest Gredfellowship banquet in Salisbury with Wilmington officials and business leaders. Toasts by Josiah Marvel and others highlighted closer ties between Wilmington and Salisbury as attendees enjoyed two encores and a lively exchange of greetings.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Penimasia
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Chipa
Gerrish Gassaway
Wilmington Chamber
Ritchne
Parker
Rmaieg Tate Normal School
David Pallas
Chamber of Commerce
Josiah Marvel
Delaware State Bar
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Tmaster
Joseph S Wilson
Thomas Parker
Salsebury
Wimington
Colleges in Boston Report Urges Student Living Reform
A report to the Intercollegiate Committee on Student Living Conditions urges improved housing and welfare for Boston students. It notes widespread issues from temptations to neglect and calls for better protective measures and guidance to keep students safely on track.
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Reston
Ima
Beeston
Rab Bay
Omar
Former German Crown Prince In Retirement
Former Crown Prince Frederick William returns to civilian life in Germany after years in exile on a Dutch island. He seeks privacy while rebuilding ties with family and pursuing business interests in Hamburg, with Princess Cecelie remaining at Pontedam with the children during the school year.
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Tela
Germany
Frederick William
Tomporrow
Feermany
Preasia
Zuyder Zev
Hamburg
Native Maryland Inventor Is Dead
A Maryland inventor, native to the region, died after a long career in telegraph and telephone instrument design. Funeral arrangements and biographical details are being released by local authorities and historical societies.
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Maryland
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WAVY Te Bold Flying Boat First of New Units
A naval flying boat contract was signed by the Bureau of Naval Aeronautics with Boening Aircraft Corp of Seattle for a long range, two 680 hp engines craft. The plane aims to operate up to 25 miles from a base, speed over 108 mph, with potential use in war and global reach, marking advances in auxiliary fleet capabilities.
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Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
Boening Aircraft Corporation
Seattle
Pres- Sypes
Deruaee
Murderers Held After Slaying Sparks City Vigil
Police traced a first tangible clue to the identity of two slayers after the victim lay in a $10,009 casket amid flowers. They detained Jules Portugais known as Jimmy Wells, boxer, linked to a blue sedan seen fleeing from O Re n nion’s sewer shop after the crime. Chief of Detectives said investigators expect to be morally certain about the killers’ identity. No prosecution will follow.
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Chicago
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Jimmy Wells
O'Rennion
Michael Hughes
Abe
Eaybody
Ramo
Igmeeree
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Police Question Two In Katz Murder Case
Los Angeles police disclosed mystification over the killing of Harry A Katz, a musician, real estate operator and diamond broker. Chase Carroll, linked as a second detainee, was released after an alibi. Hal Hale, a Santa Monica real estate broker, was also questioned and told to report again.
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Los Angeles
Harry A Kats
Mocician
Chase Carroll
Katz
Tiny
Hal Hail
Santa Monica
Katz Bens
Central Police Nation
Arrall
Butler to Succeed Lodge as U S Senator from Massachusetts
William M. Butler, lawyer and Republican leader, named by Governor Cox to fill the late Henry Cabot Lodge’s U S Senate seat. Butler, long active in law and cotton manufacturing, will serve about two years until the next general election in 1926. He had been prepared to seek the Republican nomination in 1924 but was tapped to lead the national party’s campaign and join the new administration’s cabinet plans.
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Onsider
Butler
Onridge
New Hedford
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Senate
Elis
Leader Leaves Country After Diamond Heist Deaths
A vast conspiracy uncovered by customs agents follows the August killing of Mrs Theresa Mora in Los Angeles. Smuggled jewelry valued over 250000 dollars seized. a man named Medisarky is sought as active director. The Mora murder links to a larger smuggling ring with aides and a separate Los Angeles killing of Harry S. Kats, signaling a widening case.
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Tae
Washington
Theresa Mors
Los Angeles
Medisarky
Ee Te Eceenh Rene
Mra. Mora
Kid” McCoy
Harry S. Kats
Explosion at Main Post Office Kills Two In Grand Rapids
Postal inspectors from Chicago aid local officers in probing a blast that wrecked the loading dock and receiving room of Grand Rapids Michigan main post office. Two clerks Herman Petterach and Ernest Roth died, one hurt badly, others sustained injuries. Police and fire crews searched wreckage for clues into a suspected mail bomb.
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Mich
New
Chicago
Herman Petterach
Ernest A Roth
Roth
Dad H Newhouse
Bratal
Cluce
Late News Bulletins and Market Notes From New York
New York reports a mixed market with heavy trading on the lead of a robust session. Latest tallies show sales near 1,008,000 shares while political notes hint at March 6 elections and potential Supreme Court actions.
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New York
Santher
Jory Frees Col Hill in Test Trial
Baltimore representative John Phillip Hall was acquitted by a jury in U S Court of violating the Volstead Act by manufacturing wine and cider at his home. The trial ended after seventeen hours of deliberation with a verdict of acquittal at a quarter to seven this morning.
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John Phillip Hall
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Franklin Street
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Colonel Hill
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Soper
Col. Hill Seld
Amos W. Wo Wowleockh
Geo
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Hair Cutting Contest Stirs Scheel Faculty
A Scheel faculty event prompts a hair cutting contest among teachers. The unusual school activity features several participants and draws curiosity from the campus community.
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Scheel
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