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Newspaper

Salisbury Evening Times

Location

Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1925

Page

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Chinese Laundryman Engages Police In Baltimore Gun Battle

A Chinese laundryman, Wong Tip, fought off a siege by about 200 police in a Baltimore laundry after doors were locked. Tip sustained a gunshot wound to the abdomen but survived the hours long stand, with investigation and rumors surrounding Tong War ties and fears in the community.

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Fragmentary Kansas record notes wrestling match

Unclear OCR fragment mentions Kansas record and a wrestling event with scattered words and numbers. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to extract a coherent summary or identify participants.

Storm Threat Eases Midwest After Severe Heat Wave

Chicago reports of a cold front pairing with Jupiter Mlavius bring chances of showers in coming days. Record highs and widespread drought have caused damage and deaths across the Midwest, with Iowa Wisconsin and South Dakota seeing the most impact. damages include $10,800 in Grinnell Iowa and other losses near Shippewa Falls Wisconsin.

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Labour Day Closure For Evening Times Publication

The Evening Times will not publish on Monday September 7 in observance of Labour Day. The News Publishing Company business officers will use the day for required duties and operations will be paused.

Evening Times News Publishing Company

Navy court sentences amid ship grounding at Chatham

The text reports Lt. Martin found guilty of negligence as commanding officer of a submarine that ran aground off Chatham on January 22. He receives a five months in rank sentence approved by Secretary Wilber. Portmouth based officer Stewart Bray acquitted of negligence and of faulty orders.

Washington Charfes F. Martin Megligenee Chatham Willer Stewart Bray Portpouth Wilburd Seward Leeuw Navicater Ohare Aetics Atv

Chancing Kidnap Plot Leads to Fatal Shootout in Montclair

Police chase ends in gunfire after a suspected kidnap attempt targets a niece, but the plan appears to have misfired and resulted in the death of a neighbor. A black suspect fled the scene after the confrontation near an apartment building, with investigators detailing the chaotic sequence and questioning possible motives.

Bethesdale Observes Labor Day with Sermon and Music

Bethesdale observes Labor Day at the Methatist Protestant Church with Dr. Shipley delivering a morning sermon titled The Chief than Law of Work and Wages. Special music features out of town soloists Miss Sue Virginia Hess from Washington and Mrs Levater Brittingham from Philadelphia. Intermestiate and Senior Christiaan Endeavor Societies resume after summer. Primary Department of the Sunday School begins health talks led by Miss Mattie Smith. The tallest building in the British empire is noted at 28 stories in Toronto.

Cherch Tomor Row Shipley Neevices Aliss Sue Virgina Hess Washington Th. CL. Wall Levater Brittingham Philadelphia Intermestiate Christiaan Endeavor Sumlay School Mattie Smith

New York Man Bound In Auto and Burned Deadly Attack

A New York man was bound and set on fire in an apparent deadly attack. Investigators probe the suspect, motive, and venue as authorities seek clues in the crime. Public safety officials urge witnesses to come forward with information.

New York

Miners Take Two-Year Vacation Surge in Behe District

In Mareckon Washington on September 5, 1964 miners from the anthracite fields are traveling to camps and fishing spots. Roads to Pocute Mountain bustle with autos as workers enjoy a long overdue vacation while their mines pause operations. Leaders report rising affluence among families as some miners purchase cars and plan trips across the country.

Mareckon Ile Pocute Mountain United Mines Workers

Dangers of Electrical Storms in Naval Air Manual

The document notes chief perils from electrical storms and air humps that cause strong eddies. It discusses storms following definite tracks, seasonal patterns, and areas with rare thunderstorm activity. A chart of storm tracks and warnings could improve pilot safety and route planning.

Washington Sep Jones Nes Wassat Wander Hashary Shenanduah Naval Air Service

Bhigiog Dialogue Between Applicant And Bosa

The fragment shows an exchange where an applicant asks for a word and Bosa responds with the retort Sure Skidoo. The text presents a playful, minimal dialogue without broader context or names.

Bosa

Fragmented Giant Divigihhr in Midair Reported to Ground

Reports describe a large airborne object that broke apart in midair and scattered debris before hitting the ground. Witnesses testified amid investigations while officials pursued a full written record and further verification.

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Mitchell accuses War Navy of suppressing aviation progress

Col William Mitchell, air officer and former assistant chief, denounces the War and Navy Departments over aviation policy and recent air accidents. He claims airmen are used as pawns to protect bureaucratic interests, cites Shenandoah and PN-9 incidents, and accuses leadership of incompetence and conspiracy to hinder aviation development.

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