Intercollegiate Track Meet Opens Prelims at Stagg Field
Sixty two colleges send stars to Chicago for national collegiate championship preliminaries at Stagg Field. Key entrants include Schwarze from Wisconsin, Hart ranft of Stanford, Hubbard of Michigan, and Locke of Nebraska. Trials will decide finalists for events in the Saturday finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stagg Field
University of Southern California
Michigan
Leland Stanford
Missouri
Swarthmore
Washington
Texas
California
Schwarze
University of Wisconsin
Hartranft
Leland Stanford University
Hubbard
Penn
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Sweet
Montana
Carter
Occidental College of
Los Angeles
Gillette
Leemaster Bound Over In Mann Act Case
Louie A. Leemaster of Brownfield Texas waived preliminary hearing in Roswell New Mexico on Mann Act charges. He was bound over to await the next federal grand jury in Albuquerque. Bond set at 1500 dollars was not made. The complaint alleges he brought a young girl from Brownfield to Roswell for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Louie A. Leemaster
Brownfield
Tex
United States
Dan ( Savage
Albuquerque
Leemaster
Stolen Ford Truck Found Stripped in Corrales Area
Sheriff J. M. Montoya reported finding a Ford truck belonging to the Singer Sewing Machine Co near Corrales after it was stolen on North Fourth Street. The vehicle was stripped of removable parts including the engine block. Montoya said the truck was stored. Investigators seek a fence and note an organized gang may target cars in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Montoya
Sandoval County
Corrales
Singer Sewing Machine Company
North Fourth Street
Theaters Today Ideal Fort Worth Weekend Lineup
Ideal Theater offers George Maloney with Pico the horse and Bullet the dog in Not Built For Running and The Milk Bandit. Sunshine Theater presents Forty Winks with Viola Dana and Raymond Griffith, plus Pathe Review and Curses. Pastime Theater showcases Friendly Enemies with Weber and Fields and The Go Getters, plus a vivid cabaret scene by a professional dance troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Theater
George Maloney
Pico
Bullet
Fox-Sunshine
Sunshine Theater
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount Picture
Viola Dana
Theodore Roberts
Raymond Griffith
U. S.S. Naval
Naval Office
Anna May Wong
Weber and Fields
Virginia Brown Faire
Jack Mulhall
Stuart Holmes
Lucille Lee Stewart
Weber
Fields
Cadwallader
Youths Admit Starting Fire In Pueblo Rooming House
Two 20 year old youths Fred McBride and Carl Hartshorn confessed to starting a fire that damaged a vacant Pueblo rooming house, totaling about 5000 dollars. McBride said he acted alone to cover thefts, while Hartshorn helped start fires in each room and shared in proceeds. Hartshorn faces arson charges as an accessory. the house was fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Fred McBride
Carl Hartshorn
McBride
Hartshorn
Colorado
University caps silting in irrigation water with new process
Tucson headlines report the University of Arizona has developed a process to prevent silt from the Colorado River entering irrigation waters. Dean J. J. Thornber says the method, kept secret for now, will be patented in the university’s name to ensure broad farmer access and prevent monopolization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Colorado River
University of Arizona
J. J. Thornber
College of Agriculture
Lions Club
Santa Fe Shops to Lay Off Sixty Workers Monday
Due to light business, sixty men will be laid off at the Santa Fe shops here on Monday after a five day schedule. The cut is expected to cover all curtailments for the slack season, while about 1,100 workers remain in the back shops and the roundhouse staff is kept intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Liberty Army
Recital by Maude Riordan and George Todd Delights University
The Thursday chapel style recital at the University featured Maude Riordan and George Todd. Todd offered Chopin Kreisler Grann MacDowell and Beethoven numbers while Riordan sang pieces from Gou nod MacFadden LaForge Spross Curran. Both artists drew warm praise from students and townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Riordan
George Todd
Todd
Chopin
Kreisler
Grann
MacDowell
Beethoven
Miss Riordan
Gounod
MacFadden
LaForge
Spross
Curran
Apprentices Seconds Defeat Nationals 10 to 1 in Twilight League
Strengthened by new pitcher Sandoval the Apprentice seconds crushed the Nationals 10 to 1 Thursday afternoon playing errorless ball. The win shifts the Apprentice seconds toward entering the senior division of the Twilight league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoval
Nationals
Spanking Charge Brought By Father Over Cat Incident
E. A. Ray of 704 South Walter street had W. Moore Clayton arrested on a charge of spanking Ray's young son. Justice George Roddy fined Clayton $15 plus costs after Ray testified the boy threw a cat into Clayton's yard and the cat belonged to Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ray
South
Walter Street
W. Moore Clayton
Ray
George Roddy
Clayton
Belgium wins Gordon Bennett cup race for air craft
Belgium wins the Gordon Bennett cup after M. Veenstra lands the Belgian bay Prince Leopold at Cape Torinana Spain following an over 800 mile flight. Wade T. Van Orman in the Good year ITI faced disqualification questions after a sea rescue near Ushant. Belgium’s victory sparks talk of 1926 hosts possibly shifting to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Bbelgium
M. Veenstra
Prince Leopold
Cape Torinana
Spain
Torinana
Atlantic Ocean
Corunna
Veenstra
Aero Club of
Belgium
Wade T. van Orman
Goodyear Iti
Ushant Light
van Orman
Vaterland
Ernest de Muyter
Gordon Bennett
Bulldog bite prompts health department report
A bill collector reported at the health department that a bulldog in a South Arno street yard bit him on the leg. The wound was cauterized. He claimed he knocked at the front door and saw the housewife scurrying toward the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
South Arno Street
Bulldog Welcomes Figure Near Kitchen Door
A bulldog approached with enthusiasm as a person moved toward the kitchen door, meeting the hallway with an open jaw and curious greeting.
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Hitercollegiate Athletic
Aelimng
Stagg
OUTRO
RAGE
Cape Torriana
de Muyter
Victor
Charles Dornberger
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Fox Trot
Fred Hamm and His Orchestra
Lulu
Jan Garbers
Waikin
Gene Austin
West Central Avenue
West Central
Naps
TT Department Stores
New Mexico
Chamberlain
Kell
Army Munson
LAST
Liberty Army Store
North
First Street
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