Wichita winner high school title in Chicago
Wichita Rangas high school team defeated Ml Reno Oklahoma 27 to 6 to win the national interscholastic basketball tournament in Chicago Bartlett gymnasium. Reno reached finals by beating Lakewood Cleveland and other opponents. Wichita dominated with strong defense and scoring while coach G A Shilevan and A R Young guided the squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wichita
Rangas
University of Chicago
Ml Reno
Okla
Wiehita
Aumber
Anbelitttes
Hi Reno
Kansas
Bartlett Gymnasium
Reno
Lakewood High
Cleveland
Marshallyile Qa
Greely Cop. High School
Wheeler Misu
Delralt Southeastern High
Yanketou, & C
Uniontown
Weatport High
Kansas City
Weemmni- Javed G
Oklahomas
G. A. Sh Ilevan
Juin
al Reno
Wl Reng
Fouthamons
Bsstituten
Ml Reng
Oklahoma
A. R. Young
Wiahtta
Kansas University
Mis
Westport High
Wheeler
Misa
Southwest
Renu
Mel Burney
Wevok
Wits
de Wichta
Gay
EL Fteno
Aha
Arios
Staeg
University
A Ching
Priges
St George
Uith
Wieh
Huey
KB Wrecktta
A Churchill
T Fullerton
McBurney
L Dawhan
Qa Fowler
I Cyousette
Barringlan
McCormick
Busy Training Day for Kentucky Derby Contenders
Lawtaville Kentucky April 4 training day at Churchill Downs and Douglas Park drew Derby hopefuls. Lee Cater delivered the fastest mile in 1:28 1-5 while BW Collins added an 1:48 4-5 option. Bourbon Boy with Jockey William Fronk showed strong pace before retiring. Bridesmaid, one of four Whitney entries, ran seven tenths of a mile in training with jockey Se Q. Conner aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawtaville
Aday
Kentucky Derby Brigade
Chare Ht
Downs
Douglas Park
Lee O. Cater
Amily
Collins
Ritler
Jockyy Willam Fronk
Frank
Arthur Bourd
Louisville
Se Q. Conner
Harry Payne Whitney
Earle Sande Announces Return To Competition
New York April 4 Earl Sande the American jockey who rode Zev to success two years ago announced his return to competition. He ignored earlier spills at Saratoga and with several weeks of conditioning ahead plans to resume racing, aiming to ride again this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earl Sande
Zev
Oratory
Papyrus
Jamaica
Sande
Saratoga
Himesek
Gamters
Dodge Heir Seeks Injunction In Estate Sale Battle
Detroit April 4 AP A legal fight over the estate of a deceased child threatens to delay or prevent the sale of Dodgerothers Inc to Dillon Read. John Duval Dodge seeks a temporary and permanent injunction to stop Matilda Dodge from disposing of Anna Margaret Dodge’s estate without probate court consent. The court denied immediate injunction but ordered Matilda to appear next week to show cause. The suit centers on a one seventeenth share in Dodge Brothers Inc and an estimated estate value around 12.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dodgerothers, Inc
Dillon Read & Company
New Yor Wankers
John Duval Dodge
John P. Dodge
Roernee TD
Dodge
Dodges Brothers, Inc
Matlida Tr. Dodge
Anna Margaret Dodge
Dea
Young Dodge
Datge Brothers, Inc
Ter
Fila Getion
Junction
Matilda Dodge
Anne Margaret Dodge
Wayne “Ourly
Harry Dingeman
Erranlc
Mra. Dodge
Fascist Deputies Duel Wounds Arm in Rome Incident
In Rome two fascist deputies, Battal and Viola, dueled after a chamber insult. Viola struck Battal with a weapon near a Tiber bridge, wounding Battal in the forearm. The duel ended by surgeon orders after the challenge sparked by tensions over Blackshirt concentration and municipal elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Battal
Viula
Tiber
Fageler
Seattle
Chamber of Deputies
Vilola
Eleston
Viola
Bottat
Armed bandits flee empty handed in Md bank raid
Wooodyaville Maryland April 4 Two armed bandits attempted a bank robbery during banking hours but fled empty handed when a cashier triggered a bell alarm. The trio escaped in a car into Saturday night crowds as alarms rang and residents watched from streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooodyaville
Kyedyaville Bank
Coal Land Suit Set For Hearing Monday
Cabell county circuit court will begin trial Monday morning in a suit by John C C Kalait against Main Island Creek Coal Company seeking 275000 damages for alleged breach of contract in developing coal lands tied to the Cole and Crane estate. Charles W O Crane sued Abe Cole and the Crane estate for 250000 over a 60 000 acre option in Wyoming county. A long jury trial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Ap
Cabell County
Canyoning
John C. C. Kalisait
Main Island Creek Clout Company
Cole
Charles
W. O. Crane
Abe Cole
Crane
Wyoming County
Thirty Per Cent Loss In Market For Winding District
For the week ending March 29 the district shows a production of 130,000 tons, radically below the figures of the past three weeks. Fifteen ships in the Whiting Gulf District landed no cargo, and the overall curtailment against January figures implies about a thirty percent loss due to market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting Gulf
Mw Hoya
Mhout
Former pastor elopes with his sister in law in South Bend
W. Culp, 37, once Spring Valley Ohio pastor, fled with his sister in law Mrs. Dorothy Gulp amid prior scandals. He and his wife reconciled, moving to South Bend where he worked as a carpet stretcher. Local authorities had pursued him for months as two of his daughters supported the family on about 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanpannea
Ind
South Bend
Ghia
W. W. Culp
Spring Valley
Ohio
Dorothy Gulp
Winlley
Mather Hinghes
Michigan
W. J. Miller
Culp
Suspended sentences for bathing girls in Honolulu
Honolulu April 4 Nine bathing girls received suspended sentences of thirteen months each in police court for noncompliance with the Desha bathing law which bans girls over fourteen from appearing on the street in bathing attire. The sentences were suspended due to it being their first offense and the first prosecution under the law though it existed four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ice Cream Makers Consolidate Under New Southern Sea Cream
A large consolidation unites Bristol Johnson City Kingsport and Appalachia ice cream producers. The Southern Refrigeration Company Holston Creamery Company and Chapin Sacka Company merge to form the Southern Sea Cream Company with J L Godsey Bristol as general manager and RS Jennings Johnson City as capital man. Output planned at around 2000000 gallons annually with other plants unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
YaeTenn
Johnson City
Kingsport
Appalachia
Southern Refrigeration Company
Holston Creamery Company
Chapin-Sacka Company
Southern Sea Cream Company
RS. Jennings
Pronident
J. L. Godsey
Road network aims to circle the earth with vast highway plan
Washington reports that about 24 miles of highway would nearly encircle the globe, with 217,794 miles of road planned overall. An estimated 405 million dollars is available for construction and 145 million for maintenance, as the plan proceeds in 1925 by state highway departments per the Bureau of Public Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ntehway
Wayfoug
Htehway
Bureau of Public
Buat Eomates
Epoud
Road Construction Pace Shifts With Available Funds
The bureau notes about $463 million for a wor k and compares current funds to pending years. It states road construction will proceed at roughly the 1924 rate. Since 1921 from 30,000 to 40,000 miles of surfaced roads have been built annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Five Youthful Bandits Loot $10,000 In Fur Heist
New York on April 4 five youths robbed Wellanér Trutkin & Company offices taking furs valued at 10 000 dollars. They tied fourteen people in chairs and escaped by car after a delay caused by an elevator operator tip dispute. One partner was present among the initial group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wellanér Trutkin & Company
Robbeara
Vic- Unis
Father and Son Held on Booze Possession Charge
Huntington April 4 D A Trask Sr Disson D A Trask Jr and CG Morris faced arraignment before Magistrate C C Withrow on charges of possessing seventy gallons of moonshine whiskey and two automobiles in which the liquor was found Auto laundry operated by the Trasks denied knowledge of the whiskey amid the raid by state prohibition agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
D. A. Trask, Sr
Disson
D. A. Trask, Jr
Morris
C. C. Withrow
Trasks
Huntington Negress Held on Murder Charge
Agnes Wert, a Black woman in Huntington West Virginia, was held without bail by a grand jury after waiving a preliminary hearing on a murder charge tied to the fatal shooting of Mrs. Coretta Larson. The shooting followed a dispute over a seven dollar board bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Agnes Wert
Negress
Coretta Larson
Pine tree sheltering liquor found by Florida sheriff
Beadentown Florida April 4 Sheriff HW Jd Stewart and deputies found a pine tree spouting liquor instead of turpentine. Five stills were captured, two men arrested, three escaped. A pipe ran up the tree to the top where the liquor depot was located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadentown
Fla
HW. Jd. Stewart
Passaic High Beats Christian Brothers for Northeast Title
Glens Falls, N Y April 4 Passaic high school of New Jersey defeated Christian Brothers Academy of Syracuse 72 to 46 in their third straight win earning the open interscholastic basketball championship of the northeastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Walls
N. J
Passaic High School
New Jersey
Christian Brothers Academy
Syracuse
Four Earth Shocks Reported in San Salvador
Four earthquakes were recorded by the seismographic observatory today with tremors felt in San Salvador city and the western region. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Seismographical Observatory
Republic
Girl Arrested for Theft Not Heiress
Columbus reports Miss Nellie Thompson eighteen of Pittsburgh is held in city prison on theft charges connected to the March 18 automobile theft of Carl Cloga. She claimed a $35,000 legacy held in trust by guardian Mrs. Mullins of Pittsburgh, which authorities are examining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nellie Thompson
Eigiteen
Pittsbung
City Prison
Carl Cloga
Springfeld
W. G Warner
Allan James Maxwell
Warner
Springfield
Dayton
Hone
M. Jf. Mulling
Lockhart Stree
Pittsburg
M. J. Mullins
Cfty
Nellen Thompson
Men Today
Saloon Robberies Spark Arrests in New York
New York April 4 Vincent Pepper Martin twenty six former contender for the junior lightweight titleGeorge Kennedy a clerk and Louis Ennis a broker s messenger were arrested on suspicion of robbing two saloons tonight Inula was identified by two saloon keepers as the robber who held them up and took about 30 from each He faced robbery charges while Martin and Kennedy were charged with complicity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent
Pepper) Martin
George Kennedy
Louis Ennis
Messanger
Tany
Inula
Martin
Kennedy
Hempstead High 1 Girls Eliminate Burlington In NCA Tourney
Hempstead high school girls advance in the Westfield cup by defeating Burlington 49 to 14 in Hempstead N Y on April 4. They advance to face Struthers high of Strathern Ohio for the title Monday night. Go Foin wins inaugural at Tri State track Huntington W Va April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
N. V
Hempstead High School
Burlington
Struthers High
Strathern
Ohio
Ge - Go-Foin
Huntington
W. Va
Go Foin
Jones Stock Farm
Tri State
Unknown race result from partial OCR text
The fragment lists finish order with Gross first Jedbough Abbey second and Remnant third and a time of 1 14 2 5 but is incomplete and lacks clear event context or full names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernoon
T- Gross
Jedbough Abbey
Remnant
Three coeds seen smoking suspended at Wittenberg
Three Wittenberg co ed seniors were suspended for the rest of the school year after visiting a local amusement park without permission and being seen smoking. The college announced the action tonight and did not release the students' names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg
Robber Escape With $14,000 From Ohio Bank
Two gunmen robbed the Grafton Savings and Banking Company in Cleveland as it closed. They bound John Knechtges and his four children, then rifled cash drawers and a safe worth thousands. Police sought the suspects, described as a 35-year-old man and a 30-year-old companion, last seen leaving by unknown means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Grafton
Ohio
Eugene
Lis
Knechtges
Knechtgers
Wegene
Fred Underhill
Lorain County
Judge Lindsey Loser Of 206 Votes Through Recount
Denver recount overturns November returns showing Judge Ben Lindsey defeating Royal R. Graham by 117 votes. About 300 contested ballots may decide the ouster suit, with both sides arguing eligibility and residency issues amid fraud charges at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Royal R. Graham
Ben Lindsey
Judg
Julian H. Moore
Graham
Lindsey
Linsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earle Sande
Florida
By Martin
Saba
Janes
Denith
Mea
John Oval Dodge
Coal Land
Mays
Bland Street
Huntington Negress
Passaic High
Christian Brothers
Virginian Electric Inc
Jobber
Curbeleston
W.va
Vergeniar
Mre
the May Hindricks
Joe Ceéakukam
Arizona
Clifford Hendricks
Hendricks
London
Virginia Water
Surrey
Robger
Banker
Teller
Rusco
Geo. Hillsheimer
Hines Cadillac Co
Bluefield Welding Company
Commerce Street
Westinghouse Batteries
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!