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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1926

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Campaign fund report shows funds spent in bid to unseat Weller

William G. Albrecht, treasurer for the Hill Humphreys Browning ticket, filed a schedule with the Circuit Court listing 4127,4 pairs of spending in the bid to defeat U S Senator O E Weller. Major donors were W Bladen Lowndes and William P Jackson, with Hill contributing 4274 246. The report shows 16825 spent on organization work and 41400 on primary day runners and watchers. A deficit is listed. further expenses may appear in candidate reports.

Baltimore William G. Albrecht John Philip Hill Marion A. Humphreys Circuit Court United States O. E. Weller W. Bladen Lowndes William P. Jackson Albrecht Hill-Humphries-Browning League Individula

Post Office to Lease Transcontinental Air Service to Private Contractors

The government plans to relinquish operation of the transcontinental air mail service within thirty days and invite bids from private firms. Postmaster General New says the time has come for the department to step out, noting about 85 airplanes and 15 hangars nationwide. He adds that contractors must also carry passengers and express, and outlines plans for uniform, flat-rate air mail pricing. The overnight New York to Chicago service will also be privatized by contract.

Washington, Dct. K Wihin Department of Commerce New Post Office Department Coul Post Office

Morse Trial Reveals 12.5 Million Contract Scheme

In New York Act 15 AP, the trial of Charlie W Morse’s three sons and 18 others alleges a fraud conspiracy. A key witness, former Secretary Thomas A Sherman, testifies about a contract that allegedly funneled 12.5 million dollars to the company, with details read during proceedings.

New York Charlie W Morse Thomas A Sherman United States Steamship Mpaun Aga United States Seran.hin Company

Five zone supervisors named for prohibition task force

Washington announced five zone supervisors will liaison between prohibition forces in the field and headquarters under Assistant Secretary Andrews. George Busch of Garden City New York heads the North Atlantic zone covering New England New York New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Maryland Washington and Delaware. Andrews says the officers will stay in close contact with district conditions and report progress as the prohibition effort targets the bootleg networks and organized crime.

Washington Andrews George Busch Garden City N. Y North Atlantic New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware Annes Prohibition Army

Spurned lover kills woman and rival in New Orleans

In New Orleans on Canal Street a discarded lover shot and killed Lillian Hardin also known as Dolores Bevens and Dolores Selerno, a dancer, and Ralph Sturdy, a Parking Commission employee. Matthew Seminary, the fighter known as Battling Joe Nelson, fled briefly but was arrested shortly after.

New Orleans Canal Street Matthew Seminary Joe Nelson Lillian Hardin Dolores Bevens Dolores Selerno Ralph Sturdy Parking Commission

Danko Killed Says Coroner Inquest Hears

Coroner George Blades states JW Yanko was likely killed by companions after robbers struck him with a hammer and then shot him. The skull was crushed by a ball hammer at the Northwestern station. a broken neck may result from a fall after death.

Baltimore, Ltd George Blades JW Yanko Henry Sonneturn Yanko Blades Danko Blsides Northwestern

Flavor Paste on Postage Stamps Aims to Boost Stamp Sales

Washington officials puzzled by a trade magazine letter proposing flavored paste for stamps. The writer suggests peppermint and other flavors to make stamps taste appealing, claiming it would drive purchases and prompt letters to loved ones.

Washington Postoffice Department Uncle Sam

Legion Auxiliary picks Adalin Wright Macauley president

Mrs Adalin Wright Macauley of Wisconsin was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at its national convention final session today. The event followed a lengthy ballot process with candidates including Mesard Savage and Colonel J Menree Johnsen among others.

Philadelphia Adalin Wright Macauley Menominee Wis American Legion Auxiliary American Legion France Mesard P. Savage Chicago Col. J. Menree Johnsen Warrea Jay Williams Aberdeen Thomas A. Lee Topeka Kaasss

Los Angeles Airship Arrives at Dearborn Ford Airport

The Navy airship Los Angeles landed at Ford Airport Dearborn at 3 28 A M after a 16 hour flight from Lakehurst N J The ship moored at a new landing tower invented by Herbert Thaden Detroit The crew led by Lieut Rosendahl and Admiral Moffett received a cordial welcome before heading to quarters awaiting an official city welcome.

Detroit Navy Los Angeles Ford Airport Dearborn Ing Lakehurst Shenandoah Liutenant Z W Hiehk Herbert, Thaden Lo Angeles Lieut C. E. Rosendahl Admiral Moffett Sons of

Arrests in Indictment Case Near Pittsburgh

Qubsnd Ma Get Ta charged with inducting a fifteen year old girl. George Arthurs twenty five suspects involvement with others near Hanceckh. Deputies say Arthur aided a plan and led to a vehicle seizure. Pittsburgh men R Martin and Sten Geeme are named in the report. Authorities say two further accomplices were detained.

George Arthurs Hanceckh

Leviathan Hosts Queen Marie As Ship Visits New York

On the Leviathan voyage to New York, Queen Marie greets crew and passengers in a democratic manner. A New Rochelle boy, Sidney Peller, wins her favor with roses as she meets engineers and firemen, praising Romanian oil for its cleanliness.

Leviathan Ileana Romania United States Queen Marie New York Paris Marie Beer Sidney Peller New Rochelle N.Y. Ile Deann Vis Princeas Veotros Wilson Hartley

Excessive speed blamed for Rio Grande wreck near Waco

Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission safety bureau found excessive speed caused the Denver and Rio Grande Laborde derailment near Waco Hawaii on Sept 5. Thirty killed and 54 injured as cars plunged into a river after the derailment. Foreman G M Cen had assumed regular engineer duties amid pressure for quicker schedules. The report notes conjecture on how time pressures influenced the foreman’s control of the locomotive.

Washington A. P Denver and Rio Grande Laborde Waco Oalu Safety Bureau The Interstate Commerce Commission G. M. Cen Denver and Rio Grande Vas Ord Lilen

Earth currents from auroras disrupt telegraph wires

A New York report describes aurora borealis cutting telegraph wires across New England and Canada. The electromagnetic phenomenon paralyzed lines, with experts noting a strong, rapid disturbance after sunrise and the tremor affecting the Western Union Telegraph Company network.

New York New Ireland Canada

Elizabeth highway siege as police close in on bandits

Somerset County officials and state patrols move into the Watchung Mountains after a bank bandit incident near Bernardsville. Nineteen roads are patrolled as sheriffs and major Kimberling expect the gang to try a break for liberty by shooting or slipping into a mountain retreat.

Summerville N. J A. P Newark Jersey City Watchung Mountains Bernardsville Tunison Somerset County Somerville Bound Brook Kimberling

Prohibition Agent Arrests Key Suspect in Rausch Case

Baltimore October 15 Prohibition agents arrest Julius Zepper on charges of manufacturing and possessing liquor at the Elwersberg farm of Samuel Solomon where John L. Rausch was found suffocated in a well Monday Solomon, jailed in Westminister, refused to testify to the coroner's jury and taunted authorities. Westminster attorney Guy W Steel said Solomon will seek release on habeas corpus.

Baltimore Julius Zepper ElWersberg Samuel Salomon John L. Rasuch Zepper Rausch Solomon Westmister United States Guy W Steel Westminster Solomone Pipelin Publice

Ist ate Wide Candidates Speak Here Tour Kicks Off

Wicomico County Democrats announce eight campaign mass meetings starting with tonight's gathering at Arcade Theatre. Governor Albert Ritchie seeks re election with major speakers including Comptroller candidates and U S Senate hopefuls. Music by local bands and a full schedule of stops through November outline a broad county tour ahead of the general election.

Wicomico County Arcade Theatre Albert Ritchie Airhend Fis Coat Cars Didate United States Senate Thome I J. Robinson Attor James R. Young Cane Clerk of Court of Appeals Vera Jett Ching Ete Laterm Jesse TD Price Band of Orversl Pices Powelville Bivalve Delmar Hebron Pitteville Nutters Trappe Erence

Foresters from 23 States Tour Western Maryland

Thirty foresters from 23 states visited sites across Western Maryland on a sightseeing trip. They toured the Febrey Garden in St. James the Maddox Farm Walnut plantation in Lappans and Hagerstown City Park and helped map roadside tree planting nearby.

Hagerstown Maryland Febrey St. James Maddox Lappans Hagerstown City Park Antietam Battlefield Crystal Caverns Boonsboro Foresters Mt. Quirault Pea Mar National Association PF. W. Besley State Forester Sland Balticmore

Queen Marie’s Voyage Sparks Mixed Reactions Amid Delicacies

On board the Leviathan the journey stirred seas and spirits as passengers endure rough seas while the Romanian queen tastes buckwheat cakes. The voyage hints at forthcoming meals in the United States and an exhibit of works by Reguiianaie Raise in New York featuring Marie’s family.

Leviathan Marie New York

Steamship Beach Brings 1.8 Million Cents Molasses to US

The steamship Beach tied at Deep Water Front New Jersey arrives with a cargo of 1.8 million barrels of African molasses from Ibur'an Nata. The United States receives most of its sugar cape molasses from Cus.

Wilmingter Lo(ap N. J Wilemingter Ibur'an United States

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