Wicomico Hotel Opens With Key Local Guests On Registration List
The Wicomico Hotel in Salisbury opens with Manager Charlies P. Gay and assistants on duty. Early guests include F P Adkins, president of the hotel company, and F T Booker from Delaware. By today twenty guests have registered, including state and city officials and travelers from Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago. Breakfast and dinner in the dining room attract out of town visitors and locals as the building committee praises the hotel’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicomico
Charlies P. Gay
O W Waterfield
Monticello
Norfolk
Veace Broughton
Nenaeet
Lorraine Hotel
F P Adkins
F. T Booker
Walmington
Del
District Sales Maneer
National Cash Register Company
Lakebury
E. T. Becker
Mington
Paul T. Collins
J Lo Lawless
Richmond
Lee Bowie
Philadelphia
A. Todd
Cheago
Hooper S Miles
Salsbury
J Downing
Salisbury
W S. Gordy
Clarence Miles
Grant Eller
Chicago
Earl Lovell
Baltimore
Traverse
Ruark
W Bounds
J J Qulahan
Washington
J Dutton
Scott
Boston
M B. Shriver
Franklyn S. Woodcnck
New York City
Harry K Smith
Batimore
Johnny Compton
Specious
Cubbrary
Henrys Ro Fhakman
Historic non stop Atlantic airship flight marks milestone
The ZR-3’s safe arrival from Germany completes the fourth nonstop Atlantic crossing. Army Navy experts hail it as the era’s most significant aerial feat and a potential inter continental passenger ship. Past attempts by Alcock Brown and others are recalled as part of the pioneering era.
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Freve
Lakehurat
Friederiehshafen
Germany
Atlantic Ocean
Army
Navy
North Atlantic
Alcock and
Brown
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Selisberg Trial Copy Contains Daughter Case Details
Fragmentary text references a Selisberg man involved in a trial concerning his daughter. The readable portions indicate legal action and potential charges but lack coherent specifics, dates, or locations to establish a full story.
Incomplete OCR Summary of Financial Entries and Arrest Note
Fragmentary OCR shows figures such as 2 200 000 credited by completion ZR 3 and mentions arrest and wage related items. Personal names or precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Pursuit of Notorious Bank Robber Across Maryland Area
State and county officials patrolled Adams Franklin and Felton Counties pursuing Gerald Chapman, accused of robbing the Abbottstown State Bank of over 1800 dollars and fatally shooting a state trooper. The suspect fled in a mud-splashed red touring car with New York plates toward the Maryland border, last seen near Coracfenburg, about 2 miles west of Attett tema. authorities issued a description and warned the public.
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Gettysburg
Toler
Comaty
Tadeay
Franklin
Felton
Abbotstown
Coracfenburg
Attett Tema
Maryland
H F Stamaugh
Abbottstown
Erald Canpman
Athants
Alan Anugh
Cramer
Prieceman
Privacy Attends Wales Weut to Ford Nome
Fragmentary OCR notes mention privacy and a race related to Wales and Ford Nome with unclear names. The text references a British scheme and various garbled phrases about the Bard and a person named Senha but lacks coherent facts or events to define a clear summary.
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Wales
Senators Accompany Brandegee Remains
Washington reports a funeral procession for Senator Frank B. Brandegee of Connecticut. He will be taken from Washington to New London, guided by a delegation of senators and representatives from multiple states. The designated senators and representatives list includes McLean, Lodge, Borah, Pepper, Wadsworth, and others.
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Washington
Frank B. Brandes
Connecticut
New London
Conn
McLean
Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Thade
Sense
New Hampshire
Pepper
Wadsworth
New York
Gending
Idaho
Hale
Maine
Dele
Vermont
Ball
Delaware
Overmen
North Carolina
Swaner
Virginia
Gerry
Rhodestant
Broussard
Lousiana
Jon
New Mexico
Shields
Tennes
Meuse
Development Firm Incorporated Here
A certificate of incorporation was filed by College Avenue Development Company with authorized capitalization of 26008. Named incorporators include John W Salisbury Gen C Beunds Hebron Henry W Roberts and Clara Beard. The firm recently acquired land between Camden Avenue and River Road, plans a hard surface street from opposite the Eastern Shore State Normal School to River Road, and aims to divide the property into smaller residential holdings for sale.
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Alterneye Miles and Miles
College Avenue Development Company
John W M Salisbury
Gen C. Beunds
Hebron
Henry W Roberts
Clara
Beard
Compaerd P Adk&ina
Salisbury
Wm. H.re Isred Company
Camden Avenue
River Road
Will of Herbert Hostetter Leaves Estate to Family
The will of the late Herbert Hostetter of Pittsburgh filed today leaves the entire estate valued at more than 2,008,000 to the widow Miriam Hostetter and all four children.
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Pitburgh
Herbert Hostetter
Pittburgh
Miriam Hestetter
Feu
Cadets at Clemson College Demand Reinstatement of Student Leader
About 2000 cadets at Clemson College face unrest as 200 plus students remain out amid demands for the reinstatement of Butch Hotehan, senior class president suspended after a drinking incident. They call for better food quality and the resignation of a ring officer J D Harecombe. Acting President Samuel B Earle says efforts will focus on dining quality and denying resignations while defending the discipline process.
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Mrew
Oemaonollege
Studen’ Berdy
Clemson College
Butch) Hotehan
J .D. Harecombe
Wean
Samuel B. Earle
Mras
Melchan
Clemaona
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Three Chinese Arrested in Pittsburgh Tong War
In Pittsburgh’s Chinatown detectives arrest Ken Wen Shin Eng and Tom Fong of Erie as clashes between rival Tongs erupt after a deadly Tong war last week. Police say the trio were armed and connected to one of the warring groups.
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Pittsburgh
Ken Wen
Shin Eng
Tom Fong
Erie
Chinatown
Tonga
Canton Merchants Clash With Red Army During Street Fight
Canton merchants battled a so called Red Army in the streets today when armed groups disrupted traffic outside a local shop. The clash involved merchant guards and attackers, delaying commerce and causing panic in the Crescent district.
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Canton
Merchant Sees Corps
Abimg
Shamera
Late News Bulletins From Urdd and World War II Updates
International reports note Allied and German forces advancing with key rail and port actions. France reports substantial troop movements and naval activity while Washington confirms strategic targets and a coordinated air campaign.
Rawa Prev Airdronn Makes Historic Lakehurst Landing
The ZK-3 arrives at Lakehurst from Proederichswafen after a 5000 mile, 83 hour flight. The craft lands smoothly at 9:16 AM, circumnavigates the airfield, and settles with engines in reverse as thousands watch the historic alighting.
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Lakehurst
Catuh
Lakehurst Field
Proederichswafen
Germany
Naval Air Station
Fragmentary Aviation Scene From War Era Audio
Fragmented OCR describes an airfield scene with mentions of tarmac traps and a barrel falling from a craft. Other scattered phrases reference torn fabric and creaking doors as a wartime airbase endures noise and movement.
Wigge Tae 0 We Tok Se A Eet
The readable fragments show a description of a brief event with unclear names and places. Most details are garbled but suggest a short notice or note about a meeting or exchange. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
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