29 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1924
Page
1
City officials plan tighter sanitary code enforcement after a state health inspector surveys Salisbury milk supply. Mayor and council aim to punish violators, with a detailed report forthcoming and licenses potentially issued for dairy sales.
In a campaign statement Senator W Davis, candidate for President, urged continued farmer pressure to secure the farmer's share in industry. He accused the party of offering only investigations, and contrasted with a Democratic program to grant economic parity, lower taxes, and free the farmer from burdens through tariff revision and economy at the federal level.
Three University students faced claims of offering information on signals to Kentucky football. The Virginian reports a council investigation where witness Deane described the morning approach by the three men Sebington and Lee who allegedly offered to provide details. The outcome shows exoneration of the students.
The scene in the state capital honors Wallace, secretary of agriculture, with military guards overseeing the casket. Officials, families, and mourners gather as a solemn procession marks the farewell, recalling his service and the nation’s respect for a public figure.
Unclear fragments report alleged discovery of bombs linked to a feud involving Chinese parties. Names, places, and exact details are unreadable, leaving the key conflict and location uncertain. Further readable text needed for precise card.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Leoney, gas poison, clams, and a damaged scene near a tower. Readable bits reference a person and a building event with unclear details, but no coherent timeline or outcome.
The United States plans to challenge a news paper’s right to publish income tax return details in Cincinnati Ohio The action follows a telegram from Attorney General Stone to Assistant US District Attorney May The case could proceed before a grand jury or by another procedure Exact form of action and trial venue await further communications from Washington
Bucky Harris, famed manager of the weed aching to a team, arrived in Pittston with Clark Griffith. The welcome included a city parade and a banquet planned at the State Armory, with Harris to be the guest of honor at a ball that evening.
In Plymouth on October 2, Lady Astor faced a soggy morning as Conservative campaign managers pressed hard to win back reluctant voters. A fleet of motor cars was offered to ferry voters to polling sites, despite heavy rain.
Warren County investigators pursue suspects as they link a bullet found at the Rocky Run home to the death of Grace Thomas. Frank Thomas remains jailed as a material witness while detectives inspect the Thames residence for bloodstains and motive. Witnesses recall parties with Edward Beam, a Thomas boarder, and suggest separations before the murder at the rear chicken camp.
The Associated Press reports Washington October 29 that the government will seek judicial determination on whether newspapers may publish income tax returns under the new revenue law. The detailed procedure to be followed and the scope of the news are outlined. A separate line notes the moon’s highest mountain is believed to reach 36,680 feet.
A fragmented dispatch recounts multiple late news items. An armed teenLamert fiebe from the Chreme Ciger division collided with a car and fled after the crash. Additional reports describe a 62,988 payroll but lack full context. The brief mentions a bank release and various political and local notices with unclear details.
Washington report says campaign funds for Lafollette included about 120000 contributed by unions with roughly four cents of the total from nationwide contributors. It notes actors including Al Jolson John Drew and Charlotte Greenwood attended White House visits and discusses透露 financier claims and payroll details from the McCutchen syndicate.
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