06 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1924
Page
1
Giants defeated the Washington team by two runs as errors by the Senators contributed to the margin. The report notes a clear warm day and good field conditions with commentary on the right field stand and readiness for the game.
The early innings show a tight pitchers duel with no runs or hits as the Senators and Giants use fielding miscues. Errors and misplays mount in both lineups with runners advancing on wild pitches and sacrifices before steady defense limits scoring.
Alfred E Luck of New York City allegedly broke the casino beak at Mentearie while visiting the famed resort and reportedly tried the roulette wheel for five hundred thousand dollars.
Lower Delaware farmers anticipate a good buckwheat crop this fall as rainfall improves yields. The straw is light but the grain is well filled, promising ample supply for mills and local markets. Buckwheat cakes may feature with breakfasts as producers ship portions to city markets.
Veteran automobile racer Barney Oldfeld was held in police custody on a speeding charge after a brief pursuit with state police officers. The arrest followed reports he was driving under the influence and unable to control his vehicle.
Meek warned White against tampering with ancient things in Egypt. H Evelyn White, a University of Leeds faculty member and former Museum of New York researcher, faced a nerve wrecking downfall linked to discoveries in Egypt and the book The Sayings of Jesus from Oxyrhaches. The piece notes the curse of ancient Egypt and hints at ongoing investigations.
Partial readable text indicates a pending delay for ZR-3 flight until October 11. The fragment mentions the Navy and possible schedule adjustments with unclear subsequent details.
Devis begins a three day speaking tour in New York state to rally support for the national and state Democratic tickets led by himself and Governor Smith. He addresses workers in Schenectady Albany Utica Syracuse and Rome before staying at the governor's mansion and plans to vote next month.
A garbled wartime note describes Weles set to sail and return to the United States next week. It mentions arrangements for travel via a carrier, arrival details, and possible stops before reaching final destinations with unclear dates and places.
The fragment mentions Elnops and Gener related to RRR with unclear context and no readable events or outcomes. No additional names, dates, or places are evident in the readable text.
Early ticket-window arrivals at the Polo Grounds forecast about 45 000 fans for the event. Officials and players from Washington travel with the trains and many out of town supporters claimed seats, while the bleacher area shows heavy demand and anticipation of a large turnout.
Five bandits and two women hijacked a train near Piedras Negras, killing soldiers and taking 18 guards prisoner. The raiders looted 16 600 pesos and carried off three young women. A pursuit started four hours later after the passengers reported the assault.
A noted orator and former Secretary of War in the Wilson cabinet speaks at a rally in Arcadia. The event showcases Democratic support as party members rally behind key policies and leadership.
The State Forest Department outlines a prevention program as leaves fall and timber dries. Wardens will be stationed in seven fire watch towers across Garrett Allegany Frederick Anne Arundel and Dorchester counties with an additional tower planned in Prince George's. Communication delays hold up completion.
The article notes that gold was likely the earliest metal employed by humans, valued for decorative purposes prior to the discovery or use of any other metal, highlighting its ancient role in adornment.
An indistinct late news bulletin reports on a presidential event and coast flight activities with fragmented details. It mentions crowds, figures, and unspecified remarks, noting notable aviation and pier observations along the coast and multiple unnamed individuals.
Eastern Shore Democrats hear ex secretary of war Newton D Baker at the Arcade Theatre. T Alan Geldeborough presides with Cambridge leaders. Baker arrives Union Station at 7 16 with planned orderly gathering and no street demonstra tion.
The article describes September’s varied weather with Jungle activities boosting rainfall to 620 inches total for the period, then a drop below 65 degrees on several days and a frost event. It notes monthly temperature extremes, a late frost, and county wide temperature fluctuations with scattered sunshine and cooling spells.
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