Railroads named in ICC protest over perishables charges
The Salisbury Wicomico Chamber and Eastern Shore exchanges join the Virginia produce groups in a complaint to the Interstate Commerce Commission. They challenge a 3600 pound and 18000 pound minimum on refrigerator cars for shipments of berries and vegetables, with a hearing set for December 10 in Norfolk Virginia and a preparatory meeting on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury- Wicomico Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Produce Exchange
Peninsula Produce Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Agsina
Berrien
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia Peninsula
Norfolk-Portsmonth Flight Trafic Commission
Virginia
Norfolk
W T Gardner
Wr Gardner
Eaill
Sixty Year Old Survivor Recounts Shipwreck Ordeal
Mrs L B Bishop of Malden describes a shipwreck ordeal near Virginia and Georgia where Captain Bishop, a 60 year old, 18 year old niece Katherine Woodworth, Johan Risbergson and three crewmen were rescued by the City of Atlanta after drifting eighty miles in a yawl. They endured fierce gales, thirst, exposure and meager rations before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
L. B Bishop
Malden
Swean BO
Katherine Weadworth
Rockport
Captain Bishop
Johan Risbergson
Sch
Atlanta
Virginia Ca
Woodworth
Song
Alant
Echooner
Pene Senet
Im Providence
Norfolk
Erick
Kaha
Sean
Cas
Wilbury S. Jerrod
Vineyardhaven
Savannan
Ada
West Forty Seven Fever The Twitter Age
Fragmentary OCR reads like a period note on early social media. Readers reflect on the feverish pace of posts and the public nature of sharing thoughts. The piece hints at the impact of short messages on society and individual minds.
Carter to Continue Work on Tutankhamun Tomb
London reports Howard Carter expected to arrive in Cairo within a few days to resume work on the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun according to the Daily Mail. The mission aims to complete exploration and conservation tasks.
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Carter
London
Howard Carter
Carre
Daily Mail
Three Face Murder Trial in Klan Clash
Three men stand trial in Norristown Pa as police testify about a Ku Klux Klan demonstration near Ardmore last July. Captain Donaghey details a death bed statement involving Rey and McCoury, while Robert Stuart and John Burkholder face charges for the shooting.
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Norristown
Timer McCoury
Rey
McCouwry
Miller
McCoury
Robert Stuart
Haverfeed
John Burkhelder
Philadelphia
Anderson To Leave Sing Sing Christmas
Wil iam H. Anderson, longtime superintendent of the New York State Anti forgery League, will be released from Sing Sing on Christmas Eve three months before the minimum sentence ends. The State Board of Parole reversed a prior ruling and granted parole for good behavior. Anderson said he plans to work yet has funds to support his family until parole ends.
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Ovinging
N.Y
Wilam H. Anderson
New York
Anderson
National Grange Votes Against Child Labor Amendment
In a decisive vote the National Grange records opposition to the child labor amendment to the Federal constitution and pledges its strongest effort to block ratification. The convention will meet next in Sacramento, California.
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Atlantic City
National Grange
Sacramento
Cal
Late News Bullets on War Costs and Personal Loss
Fragmented note details estimated war expenses totaling about 2.99 million and 127.9 million below war forecast, with mentions of a seven year old and a caregiver leaving, plus references to various figures and costs. The text is garbled but centers on financial estimates in a wartime context and a personal caretaker departure.
Rotary Ladies NightStaging Charms With Minstrel Show
The Salisbury Rotary Club hosted a Ladies Night at the Wicomico Hotel with a minstrel show and mixed quartet. Guests enjoyed a banquet, music by Tanner and Wedtin, and a lively program featuring impersonations and bridge comedy, praised as a roaring success.
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Wicomice Hotel
Salisbury Rotary Club
Cled
Pete
Mater Tanner
Laurel
William Wedtin
Crisheld
Everett Williams
Willam Sheppard
George Cobb
Herbert C. Johnson
Henry Conner
Carl Paynter
Lee Englar
CM Freeman
Wieter Owen
Wither Rownds
Inner Circle
Dave Dallas
Lee Engiar
Charles Wilkins
Freeman
Robert Grer
William Sheppard
Harry Todd
Roy Danner
Hitch
Gordy
Geovernor Denner
Heck
Hagerstown
Life Story of Florence Kling Harding
The life story of Florence Kling Harding chronicles a pioneer's daughter who rose to First Lady through daily toil. She joined her husband in building a struggling Marwan newspaper, managing advertising and circulation, and later guiding family and national duties through illness and hardship.
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Florence Kling Harding
Mrs. Harding
Marwan
Chin
Amos Kling
Harding
Ify
Maron “Star
Bhuinens
Coun
Hardinger
Maier
Besse
Tashtar
Florence Khng Harding
Prafeles
Mrs Florence Harding Dies After Long Kidney Illness
Mrs Florence Harding widow of Warren G Harding former president dies at White Oaks Farm after years of kidney trouble and related complications. Dr Charles Sawyer notes death due to chronic nephritis myocarditis and hydroceleas with services planned at Epworth Methodist Church.
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Florence Kiing Harding
Nanser Sanitarium
Marion
Charles & Sawyer
Ir Sawyer
Harding
White House
Sawyer
Sawyers
Clifford DB King
Nese
George Bo Christian, Jr
Hanting
Mary Sawyer
Gene Ral
Charles E Sawyer
Carl Sawyer
Epworth Methodist Epirenpal Church
Mr. Harding + tody
Maren
Carl
Wes Frank J
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