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Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1926

Page

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Price Seeks Capital Punishment in Wife Slaying Trial

A.P. report details H. Treeman Price facing capital punishment for the death of his wife Pauline. Judge Eugene O Duane questions jurors on capital punishment with a Whittemore trial precedent upheld by the appellate court. Judge O Duane orders seating for the Price family as the trial proceeds with William L. Marbury as defense counsel. State's Attorney Herbert R. O Connor notes a verdict will be requested if the panel is ready.

H. Treeman Price Pauline Say Richard Reese William L. Marbury O'Duane Price Mene Perents William Price Trueman, Jr O'Deuane O’cusac Herbert R. O'Conner

Queen Marie Journeys Through Canada on Transcontinental Rail

Queen Marie of Romania travels by special train from Buffalo to Toronto during a multi city tour through Canada. She reports good health aside from a stubborn cold and dismisses recall rumors as nonsense. The trip continues to Ottawa Montreal and Winnipeg with a jade save bracelet from Buffalo as a new souvenir.

Queen Marie Niagara Falll A. P Marie Canada Buffalo WGR Neverthelss Cty Toronto

Probe Halted Over Indore Campaign Testimony

The Senate campaign probe stopped in St. Louis as Dr John Lopan certified that Vivian Tracy Wiestcraft was not in a political commission to testify. Chairman Reed questioned Wiestcraft about a topic tied to the Indiana committee and campaign tactics.

St. Loui Senate John Lopan Reed Moss Ur Nate Funds Vivian Tracy Purson Indore Henes Waren

Eastway Engineers and Firemen Cited for Heroism

Surviving crew members of the British freighter Easton recount heroism by engineers, firemen, and a radio operator as the vessel sank off Bermuda during a hurricane. Eleven men perished racing to save others while 122 survivors were rescued by the Lucie and brought to St George's.

Hamilton Bermuda Easton R. James Hic Ines Dictress St. Gey Sory Setoeia Sapien Hantnes

Three Severe Earthquakes Recorded Near Washington

Georgetown University seismograph logged three strong quakes last night with the first at about 11 64 P M described as very severe. The event was centered roughly 1700 miles from Washington, lasting four hours before two weaker aftershocks followed.

Georgetown University Teador Washington

Gertrude Ederie Fails First Channel Swim Due to Poisoned Feed

Cambridge athlete Gertrude Ederie failed her first attempt to swim the Exytcoh Channel after a poisoned beef tea fed to her before the start put her to sleep in the water. Her trainer later found the drug in the drink and Ederie offered no guess about who was responsible.

Cambridge Mass Gertrude Derie Harvard Crimson Maddy Easly Ederie

Ten Minute Parking Approved On Main Street Block

The City Council approved a 10 minute parallel parking test on the Main Street block between Division and St. Peter's Streets to ease congestion. The test will determine future measures for the lower end of the street.

Main Street Division St. Peter’s City Traffic Commission

Late News Bulletins From New Jersey And Beyond

Clack and confusion mark a grand jury scene as Senator Alexander Simpson faces investigations amid murky rumors. Morgan and Company report sale of the $30,000,000 American portion of a government loan. Pittsburgh investigators pursue a $200,000 reversal tied to the Brotherhead Savings case. The Columbus body of Grace Brown and H. Metts are found after an apparent double homicide. Rumanian press notes a request for Queen Marie to visit the United States.

Somerville N. J Hiet Alexander Simpson Hes Simgeon New York P, Morgan and Company

Armenia Earthquake Survivors Struggle For Shelter And Food

Armenia endures massive earthquake damage with 15 villages ruined and 23 partly destroyed. Death toll up to thousand with 1,600 maimed or missing as survivors camp on hillsides without bedding or adequate clothing. Leninakan lacks power and telegraph service. relief soon arrives from America and Russia including a $250,000 donation. American women provide surgical aid through the night amid ongoing tremors.

Serinarian Armenia America Russia Lart Leninakan

Refused Pardon Marks Uncertain Fate Of Ford Du Lac

An article describes Bill Maxwell awaiting execution after a 186 year old man was killed in a quarrel over a woman. A sheriff intervened and testimony is unclear. The piece notes Maxwell is seen as a mysterious figure who has never spoken publicly and has drawn wide attention.

Ford Wien

Woman Edna Edwards Found Guilty in Child Murder Case

A jury in Oyer and Terminer court convicted Edna Edwards alias Edna Reed, a white woman, of murder in a joint indictment with Leo Harris, a Black man, for the death of their child on May 2. Edwards testified she gave the infant to Harris who promised to dispose of it, and Harris reportedly warned of ongoing trouble.

Dever Del Wee Harris Laird

Large Mail Plan Merger Aims At Bid For Sanction

A new corporation with assets around 336.6 million and annual business over 150 million plans to merge Roebuck and Company and Montgomery Ward and Company. Informal talks by top investors push toward government approval. Exact terms await formal deal details and stock exchange arrangements.

Chicago A. P la Salle Street Nears Roebuck and Company Montgomery Ward and Company Financialhcervers Roebuck John Rosenwald Wire la Salle Street Tamu Ehares OP Morgan Frret Nettomal Honk New York Hare Fs Ae Varmop

Oregon Senate slush funds in spotlight as inquiry widens

Washington reports reveal Campaign Fund Committee probes alleged large contributions to opponents of Senator Stanfield. Oregon inquiry targets expenditures of Senator Jones and financier ties to A Scott Bullitt race, with testimony from C D Stimson and others framing the $260000 figure.

Seattle Wash Pacific Northwest Washington State Robert N. Stanfield Semater Stanfield Frederick Steirner Wheel Xrower Stanfield Inter Stan George Putnam Salon Capital Journal Franklin T. Griffith Portland Erctric Power Company James A. Keel Senate Campaign Fund Committee Oregon Charles A. McNary William Hi. King Deocrat Utah McNary A. Scott Bullitt Wesley L. Jones Reublican Bushtetle

Bechuanaland tribal chiefs arraigned in murder appeal

The Bem angeate trite of Bechuanaland arose on a murder charge as chiefs were arraigned. The regent spoke for 24 hours appealing the court's 10 year hard labor sentence.

Johannescurs Bea Bechuanaland Mar Hard Lalor

Bomb found on window ledge at New York County Court

A valise containing a device described as a bomb with enough dynamite to blow a large area was found on a window ledge of the New York County Court building. It was discovered by a man about to enter court, opened by two clerks who heard a clicking sound, prompting authorities to secure the object as sessions were held nearby.

New York Oct New York County Court Bureau of Combusthe

Campaign charge on slush funds sparks party statements

Washington claims of government economy under Republican rule anchor remarks by Sen Phips Colorado and Rep Oldfield Arkansas with Reed Missouri on exposing slush funds. They cite reduced public debt interest and lower expenditures, while warning of campaign fund weaknesses.

Washington A. P Phips Colorado Representative Oldfield Arkansax Democratic Congressional Committee James A. Reed Mixaouri Oldfield

Hurricane leaves 1100 homeless on Isle of Presto

American and British residents report about 1100 people homeless after last week's hurricane. Myre Hughes Hallett, chargé d affaires for Britain, cites 800 at Nueva Gerona, 300 at Santa Barbara, and 500 at Santa Fe, with urgent need for shelter and relief supplies.

Havana Isle of Presto Myre Hughes Hallett Nueva Gerona Santa Barbara Santa Fe DO Nor Amermean

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O’connor Wife Bandit Whittemore Florida United States Island Republic Morro Castle la Cubana Cme Eastway Merricane Mograph Truby Pesson Food Pittebergh Brotherhead Savings and Trust Company Wan Pitts Clyde Edeburn Columbes Obes Mre Grace Brown Columbes Aiden H. Metts Garrett Indiana Pelice Betts Becharest Cetaeda Categoria Sears, Roebuck Co. and Montgomery Ward Company Julius Rosenwald Morgan Banking Greep U. S Senater Senator Jones
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