Prominent Salisburian Dies In Auto Dash Into Creek
A prominent Salisbury figure dies when his car leaves the road and plunges into a creek. The incident occurs as the era of Day and Zimmerman once connected to the Eastern Shore Electric Company transitions to a new management structure under the National Public Service Corporation. The company serves forty communities across Maryland and Delaware, with about two hundred employees and thousands of customers across thirty-two towns, including Cambridge, Crisfield, Denton, Salisbury, Ocean City, Seaford, Delmar, Georgetown, and Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colver
Eastern Shore Gayamt Electric Company
Day & Zimmermann, Inc
Phila
National Public Service Corporation
New York City
Honeat
Millien Dulars
Day & Zimmernana, Inc
Wahide
Ocean City
Crisfold
Laurel
Wal
General Engineering and Management Corporation
Eastern Shore
Maryland
Cambridge
Crsfield
Denton
Kart New Market
Federalsburg
Fruitland
Greenboro
Hebron
Harlock Ocean Citys
Preston
Ridgely
Salisbury
Sharptown
Williamsboro
Delaware
Seaford
Bethel
Ridgeville
Delmar
Hartington
Viola- Felton
Woodside
Georgetown
Green~wood Laurel
Milton
Wyoming
Farmington Frederica
Camden
Submarine tragedy linked to Hagerstown resident
Hagerstown Maryland reports relate to the sinking of a submarine off the NorE Atlantic coast. Willis W. McCauley of Locust Street is noted in connection with the ill fated vessel and a Fall assignment involving students before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Willis W. McCauley
Thre City
Beletes
Nore
Atlantic
Rome
MeCauley
McCauley
New London
Wisconsin La Follette heirs in bid for unexpired Senate term
In Wisconsin the son of the late senator seeks the unexpired term ending March with broad county gains and majorities for La Follette across Racine Walworth and others. the piece also notes enforcement raids in Peoria involving Uncle Sam’s Place branding and indictments against federal agents for alleged abuse during dry raid operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
Sepoe
la Follette
Badgar
Senate
Robert M. Lakaltte
Rock
Walworth
LaFellette
le Fallette
Peoria
Tate
Walter Morsly
Springfield
Lane Wolf Ascher
Max Hartz
T. N. Greer Aincharkaua
Asher
Percene
Peek
Evening Time’s First East Shore Newspaper
The Evening Time becomes first on the Eastern Shore to publish the recovery of the sunk submarine sit and a witness account before the air inquiry. The issue includes a photo of the Black Island rescue and Col Mitchell aboard in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gat Willam Witchet
Howard
Judas the Times
Blark Island
R. J Scaphiralls
Dee
Col Mitchell
Washington Secterday
Siares Et
the Times
Ares
Salvage effort considered for submarine wreck
Weather delays rescue as Navy and Rear Admiral Christy weigh salvage. Divers struggle in the forward battery room of the sunken submarine S 61 with 31 missing as officials note possible rule violations by City of Rome after a collision with SS 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mase
New Laeuion
Conn
Ory
Alma
Adaural Fi
WL Chrixty
Sone
Camden
Rome
EF. J. King
World Series tickets sell out amid tax warning at park
Thousands of fans rushed the ticket booths at American League Park to secure reserved seats for three World Series games between the Senators and Pirates. The Internal Revenue Service warned ticket resellers they face a 50 percent tax on prices above the official rate and police cooperation to curb illegal scalping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. P
American League Park
Senators
Piraets
Tro Mon Hs Agro
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Waeld
Pope Pius Tells How Women Must Dress
Rome sept 380 a f the central holy year committee issued a circular to directors of digrimages threatening ejection of women found in churches not conforming to proper garb. The circular, issued at Pope Pius IXs request, requires women to cover the head wear opaque garments and sleeves below the elbows with garments that reach down to the collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Central
Holy Year Committee
Digrimages
Earthquake and Snow Warn Montanans in September
A sharp earthquake shock was felt in Helena at 2 30 in the morning. Residents awakened as tremor and sliding snow disrupted the area and caused alarm despite light disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena, Mont
Sept. S—A
Jean Secumubed Amie
Los Angeles Is Stated As Largest U.S. City
The passage asserts Los Angeles is the United States largest city and that the city covers two billion square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Pod Zip Captain Hrinen Testifies At Shenandoah Inquiry
A. Pod appears as a star witness in the Shenandoah disaster investigation before the naval court of inquiry at Lakehurst New Jersey. Captain Anton Hrinen former Zeppelin captain is sharply examined over statements after the wreck including claims that four officers and men were murdered. Discussion centers on reduction of ballast gas escape valves from 16 to eight and the effect on vessel stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandoah
Anton Hrinen
Naval Court of Inquiry
Heinen
Fourtervn
Doctoring a Mountain Home Sept i
Alarm arose over scientists claims the Matterhorn is in a unhealthy state and may topple into the Italian valley. Years ago fears for the Rocher de la Ca sette in dut a prompted engineers to rush to shore it up with concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sept. i
Materhorn
Italy
Duta
Presidents Adams and Jefferson Died Within an Hour
The article notes that John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, leaders of the United States during the Revolutionary era, died within an hour of each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Jefferson
United States
Foard Found Guilty Of Mertoc Act Violation
Cumberland Maryland reports a jury convicts William B K Foard after deliberations in United States Martine Court. The 28 year practitioner is found guilty of violating the narcotic act in a late September session. The case underscores official enforcement actions in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
William BK. Foard
Gan
United Matern
Sheds Before Striking Water Physician Says Tragic Salisbury Death
Moris Morris died after his touring car veered into Tony Tank Creek near Salisbury. Witness Eckstrom and a laborer attempted rescue. Morris was found under the water and declared dead before the car fully submerged. A coroner's jury ruled accidental death. Morris left several siblings and was active in local business and church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Tony Tank
UL. Koekstrom
Rider
Pethion BK. Potter
George W. Todd
M. Ya
Salsbury-Wicomica Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Clas
Cavie
Morris
Year Lee, Jr
M.C. A
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Mr. Morris
Samuel
Clarence
Albert
Robert
John L. More Pis
Irestis
Mae
Ida Morris
Ram Runners Forced To Land Liquor On Two Small Islands
Confused report notes Ram runners forced to land liquor on two small islands near Newfoundland after avoiding coast guard patrols. Details discuss whiskey seizures and vastly inflated figures, with unclear references to U S authorities and illicit shipments.
German Law to Notify Visitors of Municipal Rules
A reported German law would require municipalities to inform visitors and tourists of local rules. The measure, described as likely to affect hotels and other tourist sites, aims to standardize guidance for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taater
Agath
Bae Tel Estes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salisburian
New York Corporation
Day & Zimmerman
Fear Millier
Robt. M. LaFisllette, Jr
Wisconsin
Hagerstown Bey
S-51
Fignten
Wwe Pes
Oncle Sam
JaFellette
Wolf Asher
Work
Hans Heer
Xaned
Uncle Sams
Kaida
Christy
Arcef
Mitchell
Presidential Commission
Americas
Col
William A. Mitchell
Army
Air Service
Hiter
Pope Pius
Nevel Court
Muntington
Liewienans Perrs Wainer
Giresen
Machel Geld
Branciece
Cubleadake Feck
Tangier
Tetuan
Sept
Wachangton
A. F
Mannak Chaphe
Charles Chaplin
Eastnday
Wis
LaFoliette
Iitheer
Mrace
Bellman
Mark Island
Newport
Reece
Caine
Awe
Tony
Faling Auto
Miquelon
Baer
Cuaat Guard
Pal
Chefry
Hermen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!