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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1926

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Fire sinks Baltimore schooner Annie Kent after four hour blaze

The Baltimore schooner Annie Kent burned in Chesapeake Bay near Sandy Point Light with four crew aboard. The Bay Steamer City of Norfolk rescued the men, all uninjured, and the hull is a total loss. Ownership is listed as C Paul and Company of Baltimore.

Baltimore Annie Kent Chesapeake Bay Sandy Point Light City of Norfolk Cordman C Paul and Company, of City of Norfolk Bayport Stncken C C Paul and Company Three Rivers Crisfield Batimore Kent Bay Transportation

Tax reduction fight looms as Congress opens book

Washington reports indicate the principal battle as Congress prepares a tax reduction act. Democrats push for reform while Republicans resist, with Mellor and others signaling measures to complete the law before adjournment. The outcome hinges on treasury credits and payer impact next year.

Congress Washington Nave Poe Ateaheipg Accraent

Planes Prepare for Panama Flight from Norfolk

The Navy PN-10 flying boats, under Lt. Cmdr. H. T. Bartlett, left the Norfolk Navy Yard for a Panama non stop flight test. The 2,179 mile cruise to Colon will begin soon, with a three hour hop to Virginia and a ten hour final test in the air.

Philadelphia A. P H. T. Bartlett Navy Yard Norfolk Panama John Rodgers Hawaii Virginia Bartlett Capes Henry and Hatteras Miami Light Cuba Old Providence Island Caribbean Sea Colon Rogers

Body of former convict found shot in west side Chicago

The body of George Martini, once sought as an arch terrorist in Jabor strife, was found slumped over a car wheel in a west side alley. He had been shot in the head amid gang vengeance in a renewed labor faction war and had been linked to a “bomb trust” earlier. Fingerprints tied him to the alias Matri Siano, with a 1910 killing prior to his parole. Mussolini remarked on anti fascist naming.

Chicago A. P George Martini West Side Matri Siano

Worst Storm Rips Great Lakes Coast to Coast

Nov 19 reports from Muskegon and Salt Ste Marie describe a major storm crippling lines and destroying docks. The whale back freighter Andaste disappeared after clearing harbor bound for Milwaukee with 18 crew. Coast Guard search asked. Other vessels including Cottonwood and Reiss encountered wrecks and gear loss. Mackinaw Strait ferries halted. fishermen suffered losses.

Muskegon Mich United States Coast Guards Andaste Milwaukee T m Clifton Lake Huron Salt Ste Marie A. P Copper Mine Point Here Alabama Ratchewana Bay Reiss Isle Royale Menominee Riley- Hinker Coal Company

Dover Man Succeeds Valliant at Metropolitan Life

C. L. Lacey of Dover Delaware, former general deputy for the Dover District, is named representative of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to succeed J. K. Valliant. Valliant is promoted to district manager for Roanoke Virginia and will depart Monday to begin that post.

C. L. Lacey Dover Del Metropolitan Life Insurance Company J. K. Valliant Valliant Roanoke

Court rest ends Hall Mille trial in Somerville

Courthouse news from Somerville reports the state rested its case in the Hall-Mille trial at 1:69 PM. Bulletin items mention related legal actions, liquor enforcement, and a string of violent incidents across several cities with authorities pursuing gang activity and prohibition cases.

Somerville S. J. Nev

Yale Students Protected by Police from Bootleggers and Girls

New Haven, Nov 19. Yale students are said to be protected by police against bootleggers and women. Ernest Erickson boasted he was selling liquor to half the Yale student body and expected patronage from the other half after his arrest. About $15,000 worth of whiskey and related items were found at Erickson's home. he was arrested on campus and released on bail. The raid tied to the secret "Literary Circle" scandal drew attention to a hidden patronage network.

New Haven Conn Yale Ernest Erickson Alf Erickson Yestern Erikson Trumbull Literary Circle Patrrons Poly Womar Cleantown Juve Me Metitut Sm Mar Wiltur Scbral Ansver Ringeader

Fragmented OCR Report on Detroist Air Incident

An OCR readout describes a detroist air incident at Ford Airfield with a damaged plane and crew confusion. The report notes arrests and hospital detentions with mentions of the wreckage and airport authorities.

State Ends Attack in Hall Mills Case at Somerville Court

The state moves to wrap its case against Frances Stevens Hall and her brothers Henry and Willie Stevens as testimony focuses on death by “agencies of death” in the Hall Mills affair. A razor linked to the case is admitted, while ammo evidence suggests 232 calibre bullets from an automatic pistol. The defense probes the detective’s past while Mrs. T W Bonner of New York testifies about Henry Stevens. The state plans further proceedings after luncheon.

Ourthouse Somerville Nav Frances Stevens Hall Henry Willie Stevens Edward W. Hall Eleanor R. Mills Frank Capre Azariah Beekman Somerset County Apt Alvin W. Goddard Mra. Mills Mra T W Bonner New York Henry Stevens Francis Noel Stevens Reces Caprio

Fragmentary OCR reads on wartime economy and policy details

The readable fragments discuss wartime economics and policy, including production, fuel, and state action. Mentions of committees, estimates, and wartime measures appear, with unclear references to dates and places. The text is heavily garbled but centers on government efforts and industrial output during a conflict.

House of David Leader Defies Police Raids at Benton Harbor

Benjamin Purnell remains the self styled king of the House of David after a state police raid ends his four year exile. Indictments threaten dissolution of the colony while his followers claim persecution is foreordained and vow to seek acquittal. The movement reportedly hides its wealth and followers as authorities pursue legal actions.

Benton Harbor Mich A. P Benjamin Purnell House of David H. T. Dewhirst Benjamin Dewhirst Non Shiloh Aretal Polie

USC President Bans Cigarettes On Campus For Woman Students

The University of Southern California president imposes a campus cigarette ban citing student welfare concerns. The student welfare committee agrees to cooperate in enforcement and demands compliance from all women students who fail to meet the stated requirements.

Bufas von Kteinesold Univerety Southern California Studert Welfare

Mantilla tanker blast at Sparrows Point kills many

Fifteen killed and 75 injured as the Norwegian tanker Mantilla exploded in a Bethlehem Steel dry dock at Sparrows Point near Baltimore. Crew of 35 aboard plus dock workers faced burning oil, with firefighters and volunteers racing to rescue the dead and wounded. Captain Nils Danielsen unhurt.

Baltimore Bethlehem Steel Company Sparrows Point Nils Danielsen Danielsen

Melgian Flyweight Petit Hiquot Earns Praise After Bout

The 16 year old Melgian flyweight Petit Hiquot received praise for his performance against Phil Lolosky who won a narrow verdict. Observers commended Hiquot for his fighting attributes and potential, noting his height advantage and strong future prospects.

Fanden Petit Hiquot Phil Lolosky Jimmy Wilde

Organization Seeks Apples for Wealth Campaign

Tes Penney a Horticultural Sores in Dover Del seeks approval of a resolution promoting wider use of apples for health and wealth. The group claims no revenue from growers, dealers, or orchards and plans a nationwide campaign with education on benefits while facing funding questions.

Dover Del Cateon

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