Kent County Hearing Debates Strang Appeal And Fees
A Kent County board debates charges and appeals involving Prof Strang. The discussion covers appropriations, duties, and arguments by Strang’s attorney about eligibility to be scrutinized again.
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
3
A Kent County board debates charges and appeals involving Prof Strang. The discussion covers appropriations, duties, and arguments by Strang’s attorney about eligibility to be scrutinized again.
Mrs Goldie Runkles, 22, is jailed with no bail in Frederick County on a murder charge over the death of her 72 year old mother in law Mrs Jennie Runklen. An autopsy was held as authorities prepare for grand jury action. The case hinges on suspected injury from a wheelchair incident last Thursday night.
Opening trading shows renewed strength led by copper purchases and refined stock reductions. American Smelting crosses 14 for a warhigh price while Heavan Electric and Radio Corporation rise. Willys-Overland and Studebaker hit new peaks as money rates show no immediate stiffening amid rising fund demand. Foreign exchanges hold steady with francs and sterling near unchanged.
New York dispatch reports eight deaths from Sunday electrical storms amid a record heat wave. Damage tops $500,000 across Western New York and New England with drownings in Pennsylvania and Maryland, a Portland fatality from a falling limb, and disrupted traffic in Scranton.
The Little World Series between Louisville, American Association winner, and Baltimore, International League winner, opens in Louisville September 16. Four games are slated in Louisville September 16 30 and October 2 4 with an open date October 2 before the Baltimore leg.
Jacksonville police investigate a mob assault on twin women in Flovide. The pair, returning from a thirty day sentence for disordemly conduct, were tarred and feathered at a secluded spot then dumped on a downtown street in sackcloth and later placed in a rooming house. Suitcases with their clothes were found but the women remained missing early today.
In New York on September 14 a pair of radio progress expositions opens. The National Radio Exposition at Grand Central Palace runs since Saturday while Radio World Pace at the 69th Field Artillery Armory in the Bronx opens tonight. Chan Johnson debuts a radio light show and crystal receiver. a helmet radio for aviators. Miss Jennie Miller will receive a five tube set for hearing 22 stations including KFI Los Angeles SNEWs notes.
Smoking dulls taste may delay women from joining the ranks of expert wine tasters. The article notes that women are increasingly smoking and taking up the task that has long been dominated by men, with dulled taste posing the main barrier.
A toad releases a highly irritating fluid from its skin as a defense against predators. The secretion affects dogs and other animals sensitive to toxins, deterring pursuit and allowing the toad to escape.
A fisherman from Crisfield, Maryland, faced charges after authorities found 4 quarts of preiap alcohol containing crabs. He claimed the alcohol was to preserve soft and hard shell crabs and was taken before a magistrate.
Lansing Mich Sept 30 The United Methodist Church North and South hybrid, proposed unification approved by the Mubigen Conference 199 to 5. A proposed constitutional amendment to change the session of fasmen to the ministerial confer fees was rejected.
A Paris case centers on an alleged forger, Calleatore, facing charges for producing rare eye items and driving up prices. Authorities say the suspect used forged goods and manipulated markets to extract high payments.
Three lives ended in Baltimore through separate tragedies. WOR McRae of Laurel Md died after a collision on Washington Boulevard and being run over by a car. Earl Jameron of Washington faced coroner's jury after the crash. Morris Schuman of Lake View Avenue died when a still exploded at a vacant factory on Ashland Avenue. James Dickey, 18, was electrocuted at the Montgomery Street crossing while fleeing a railroad yard incident.
A fragmentary report notes a resident from Grove FP Sternberg Kansas recounts a long lived fish in Grove county Aan. The item hints at a historic local tale and requests further details.
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