Salisbury to host Made in Salisbury exhibit
A Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce committee plans a Made in Salisbury display at the First Regiment Armory for about one week to ten days around early November. Local manufacturers will show products with brief legends. the event aims to boost local use and prove quality of Salisbury products. Committee includes Herman Parrnell chair and Harry Beach.
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Salisbury
Salisbury-Wicomico Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury Peat
Harry A. Beach
Chamber
Herman W. Parnell
F P. Adkins
BR. H. Grier
G. Wm. Phillips
Mark Cooper
David Dallas
Southern rail and industry stocks slide as bear pressure returns
New York trading opened amid weak economic signals in the South driven by demoralization of cotton markets. Bear traders pressured shares across southern railroads and major industrials, sending U S Steel and General Motors down about two points, with DuPont Baldwin and Coca Cola among leaders posting sizable losses as volume surged and overall turnover declined.
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New York
A. P
South
Wall Street
U.S. Steel Corporation
General Motors
Baldwin
DuPont
Coron Cola Company
Cardinals Dominate World Series Play By Hitting Power
Statistics show the Cardinals outpaced the Yankees in runs and hits with 91 sacks on 66 hits over 223 to 228 at bats. Babe Ruth led with four RBIs, while New York committed five errors and six double plays.
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New York
Cardinals
Yanks
Ees
Re New
Babe Keck
Ruth
Cardinnals
Cardin
St. Louis
Tunney to Wed in Winter, New York Rumors Stir
Today's AMERICAN reports Gene Taney plans marriage with an announcement likely this winter. The society editor says his bride-to-be is said to be wealthy, part of the social register, and tied to a Rockefeller-connected father.
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New York
Gene Taney
Social Register
U S Veterans Aid Measured by War Disbursements
United States has spent over 3.56 billion dollars on disabled World War veterans since the Armistice, per General Frank T. Vines at the American Legion convention. He cited 22 million in death and disability compensation, 633 million for vocational education, 245 million in term insurance, 734 million in adjusted compensation, and over 100 million to veterans' dependents, with future obligations totaling about 2.4 billion plus ongoing monthly compensation. He urged focusing on administering existing laws rather than expanding them, noting no real efforts toward relief economies and emphasizing waste elimination.
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Philadelphia
United States
Frank T. Vines
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Hines
Bureau
Big Families Produce the Most Thinkers in History
Berlin reports that large families yield many notable figures across arts and sciences. It cites Bach as the twelfth child, Mozart seventh, Lessing thirteenth, Handel tenth, and others like Schumann and Kreist, Frederick the Great as the fourth, suggesting birth centrality in creativity.
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Berlin
Bach
Mozart
Lessing
Haendel
Schuman
Kreist
Kunt
Frederck the Great
Sisler Not Retained As St Louis Manager For Next Season
St Louis reports CAP that Chorge Sisler will not be kept as manager of the team next season, announced by President Phil Bolt. Other items include arrests in Mobile for counterfeit pad recordings at the Cricket Cafe outskirts, and Indiana political corruption probe moves. market jitters and political notes fill late wire summaries across New York and Indianapolis.
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St. Louis
Chorge Sisler
the &J. Lewin Brevas
Phil Bolt
Mobile, Ale
William Toomey Jh
Maigne Toomey
Ena
Howe
Baltimore
Pellee Tede Tn
Ana Ftees
Jury still deadlocked after three days in Daugherty Miller case
New York reporters note a record deadlock in the Daugherts Miller conspiracy trial as jurors press on beyond 50 hours of deliberation. A dissenting juror cited duress and hostile language in the jury room while two checks worth 22,160.81 vanished before discovery in the coset room.
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New York
VP Sack
Coset
Buckner
Marecas B White
Mack Shorts
Mack
Henry Va
Ost
Harry M Dear
Mulier
Pete
Art Howe
President Coolidge Praises Legion at Philadelphia Convention
President Coolidge praised the American Legion as delegates gathered for the eighth annual convention in Philadelphia. National Commander John St. NeQuigg reported a record 673,229 members and a drive to boost voter participation, with funds aiding veterans, dependents, and child welfare, while outlining goals for rehabilitation and maintaining law and order.
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Philadelphia
Eday
American Legion
Atlantic
Paris
Miai
Coolidge
Legion
Citisens
National
Cie Federation
John St. NeQuigg
Winter schedule starts at library amid scattered notices
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a winter schedule at the library with scattered details and partial times. The garbled text mentions a Tuesday and a power event, but the full information is unclear.
Ransom Letter Massing in Kidnapping Case
State detectives pursue a new lead after a $500 ransom demand note from The Avengers was sent from San Francisco to Mrs. Minnie Tichmenteib amid the evangelist Aimee McPherson kidnapping probe. Court hearings continue as evidence questions whether she was held by abductors or traveled with accomplices.
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Les Ange
Aimee
San Francisco
Minnie Tichmenteib
Angelus Em
McPherron
Carmel by-the-Sea
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Temple Rie
Grand Jury
Asa Keyes
Arizona
Mrs. McPherson
Tron
Peggy
Douglas
New York Money News Sparks Record 1928 Profits
A distorted New York market note from October reports a surge in profits for 1928 across several major corporations. It cites figures like 470 dollars and 56 percent gains, mentions aviation and banking sectors, and notes questions about the veracity of data while suggesting overall optimism for the year.
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New York
Fa- Ag
Sherch
Barinr
Americwan Barhe
Theo Geum
Mentality of Scott to be reviewed in murder case
A writ of error may stay execution for Russell T. Scott, Chicago murderer slated to hang next Friday. The petition hinges on alleged enmity and insanity questions. if granted, the case goes to appellate review while awaiting further orders.
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Springfield
Russell TF. Scott
Chicago
Supreme Court
Scott
Concptt
Sting
Chester
Two Die in Baltimore Pike Motorcycle Crash
Two men perish in a collision on the Litcberger Pike near Hagerstown Maryland. Eyler and Stephenson died trapped beneath the burning motorcycle as Miller driving the auto and Welchan were injured. Miller is charged with drunken driving.
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Literaburg Pike
Hagerstown
Elvin R. Eyler
Bin
Treet
Maeiler
Ross Miller
Frank Welchan
Nesury Iller
Eyler
Seplester
Stephenson
Miller
Mont Alto
Hill
BMC Elevens to Clash Saturday in Eastern Championship
New York reports a slate of pivotal games as BMC Elevens meet in New Haven and other top teams line up across the East. Yale, Navy, Harvard, and Michigan State headline the schedule with key battles shaping the mythical championship hunt.
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Tedd
New Haven
Dartfruits
Washington
Navy Starv
Betes
Chicago
Poancy
Sania
Phiadelphia
Lone State
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Cornell
Columbia
Tulane
South
New York University
Holgrons
Harvard
Colgate
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Civilizational Concepts
A garbled OCR fragment discusses themes of civilization and the human condition with scattered mentions of veils and early societal concepts. Names, dates, and clear events are not readable, leaving only abstract hints of cultural critique.
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