Cyclone Five of Beaver High Wins Sectional Tourney
Beaver High School’s Cyclone Five won the sectional tournament earning a spot at the state meet in Buckhannon on March 20 and 21 after a hard fought victory over Princeton 19 to 13. Northfork High captured the Section B title by defeating Spanishburg 50 to 18, while Pineville beat Beaver second team 42 to 12 in a preliminary.
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Buckhannon
Princeton
Beavers
Beaver High
Gary
Welch
Northfork High
Spanishburg
Pineville
Peaver
Morgan Brothers
8. C. Grose
State Athletic Board
Eddy
Welch High School
Bluefeld
Gary Welch
Nebinger
Reaver &i
Pluefield
Grose
Court of Appeal
The
Stat Athletic Association
State Association
Beaver
Lawrence
Care
Smith
Cyclone
Thornton
Northfork
Beaver Princeton Dee Iinds Indiccienagialie
Thornton Lawrence
Liddle
Weteon Desta
Soebsceso
Kaden
Karnes
Parley
Willard G
Anderson
T. Jennings
M. Jennings
Kades
Refree Toothman
West Virginia Matmen Defeat Pennsylvania
In Morgantown on March 7 the West Virginia University wrestling team defeated the University of Pennsylvania 16 to 6. Several bouts went to extra periods with WVU taking two time decisions and one extra three minute period, led by Captain Suder and Captain Heister.
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Morgantown
W. Va
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Princeton
West Virginia University
Suder
Heister
Pennsylvania
Smith
West Virginia
Stickler
McDonald
Millender
Lillenfeld
Wylie
Graves
Captain Suder
Wright
Pitsenberger
Slewitt
Colledenn
Lough
Dex Very
Penn State
Brower to Keep Seat on Athletic Board Amid Dempsey Row
New York March 7 Commissioner George EB Brower former chairman of the state athletic commission announced he will retain his seat on the board despite being relegated to a subordinate position and James A Farley being elevated to the chairmanship No new statement would be issued until after the regular meeting next Tuesday as the commission reviews its broadside regarding Champion Jack Dempsey
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New York
George EB. Brower
State Athletic Commission
James A. Farley
Jack Dempsey
Cape Breton Coal Miners Strike Shuts 12,000 Workers
In Cape Breton the British Empire Steel Corp mines were idle as 12,000 United Mine Workers members walked out in a general strike. The firm cited wage distrust amid looming lockout fears after suspending credit at company stores. Officials warned maintenance teams would pump to avoid flooding while several collieries stayed closed.
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Sydney
Cape Breton
British Empire Steel Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
International Mine Workers’ Union
McLeod
International Federation
The
International
International Union
Wheeling High Wins Bethany Tournament
Wheeling High defeated Hundred 13 to 11 to win the Bethany section meet in a crowded gym. Hundred had eliminated Wellsburg 20 to 14. Wheeling beat Warwood 37 to 17 in the semis, while Smithfield beat Pine Grove 21 to 17 in class B.
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Bethany
W. Va
College
Wheeling High Toapers
Wheeling
Wellsburg
Walthour and Spencer Win Six Day Race at MSG
The American team of Bobby Walthour Jr and Fred Spencer won the thirty eighth annual international six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden tonight.
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New York
Bobby Walthour, Jr
Fred Spencer
Madison Square Garden
Senate reorganization delayed by Borah and Norris
Congress reshuffles key Senate committees with Borah as chair of foreign relations and new members including Reed and Harrison. Johnson Moses Capper Butler join foreign relations. Lafollette replaced by McKinley on manufacturers. Ladd ousted as public lands chief. Watson to interstate commerce. Frazier shifts to banking.
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Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Ladd
Public Lands Committee
Tepot Dome Investigation Organization
Senator Lafollette
Manufacturers Committee
Reed
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Shields
Tennessee
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hameshire
Butler
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Capper
Kansas
Wadsworth
New York
Finance Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Owens
Oklahoma
Stanfield
Oregon
Ladd
McKinley
Uilinola
Lafollette
Watson
Interstate Commerce Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Frazier
Indian Affairs
Banking
Princeton Clinches Tie Chance in Intercollegiate League
Princeton, N J March 7 By defeating Columbia 22 to 10 tonight Princeton was cleared of finishing in a tie for first place in the inter collegiate basketball league even though the Tigers lose their remaining games with Dartmouth and Pennsylvania.
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Princeton
N. J
Columbia
Tigers
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Georgetown Nets Indoor Track Title Over Penn in Stern Meet
Georgetown University edged the University of Pennsylvania to win the indoor intercollegiate track title in New York City. The meet saw new indoor world and intercollegiate records challenged or set.
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Georgetown
New York
Mar
Georgetown University
University of Pennsylvania
Charleston High Wins From Montgomery Five
Charleston high school's state title holding quint was returned a winner at the New River state school tournament in Charleston W V tonight. The team won the final class A game 34 to 26 over Montgomery high. East Bank captured the class B sectional crown by beating Mark Twain high of Stotesbury 25 to 22.
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Montgomery
W. Va
Charleston High School
New River
Montgomery High
East Bank
Mark Twain High School
Stotesbury
Spencer High quintet tops Parkersburg in sectional game
Spencer High School defeated Parkersburg 16 to 16 in a sectional Class A basketball contest, advancing in the tournament. The win came in a decisive quarterfinal at the sectional event held here tonight.
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Parkersburg
W. van Mar
Spencer
Federal counsel lines up for Teapot Dome case in Wyoming
In Heyenrt Wyoming on March 7 government counsel outlined strategy for the Teapot Dome annulment lease suit opening Monday. Special government counsel Atlee Pomeren and Owen J. Roberts join US District Attorney A D Walton as Mammoth Oil and Sinclair parties prepare. Fall and Sinclair may invoke constitutional rights and decline testimony.
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Heyenrt
Wyo
Teapot Dome
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
United States District
A. D. Walton
Mammoth Oil Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Bat
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Sinclair Consolidated Company
Sinclair Trade Oil Company
Roberts
E. C. Finney
Interior
Navy Department
Register of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Denver
J. W. Zevely
United States
Kendrick
Wyoming
Notice of Citizenship Cancellation Petition in Bluefield Court
District Court in Bluefield West Virginia orders John Karlos to plead answer or demur to United States petition for cancellation of his citizenship. Failure to respond by June 1, 1925, will result in the bill being taken as confessed. Publication of the order appears weekly for four weeks in the Bluefield Telegraph.
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United States of America
John Karlos
Enlagneh
America
United Binion
John Kar Ereas
John Karlow
Oeid
Bluefield
Bluein
Jon
Harreld Named to Navy and Senate Roles
Harreld of Oklahoma appears linked to appointments in the navy and United States Senate as part of a broader federal or state public service or recognition, reflecting cross service or political ties in the era.
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of the Navy
United States Senate
Harreld
Oklahoma
Milton Ochs Dies in Cincinnati at 63
Milton Ochs president and founder of a renowned clothing firm died in Cincinnati after several weeks of illness. Born in Wheeling West Virginia he moved to Cincinnati at age eight. He led a well known manufacturing establishment and was a prominent local figure.
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Cincinnati
Mar
Milton Ochs
Mr. Ochs
Wheeling
W. Va
Grafton High Wins Sectional Finals Over Buckhannon
Grafton high school captured the sectional tournament title by defeating Buckhannon 17 to 16 in the finals. Sutton took the class B title by beating Cowen 37 to 17.
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Grafton High
Buckhannon
Phillip
W. Va
Grafton High School
Sutton
Cowen
Makes Autos Go 49 Miles on One Gallon of Gas
Sioux Falls South Dakota reports James A May of 3901 Lacotah Building introduces a device that reduces gas use by preventing spark and overheating. He claims many cars achieve 49 miles per gallon and says the device is installable in five minutes. May seeks agents and offers to send one free to a local auto owner.
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Sioux Falls
S.dar
James A. May
May
Bankruptcy Sale of Midway Company Assets in West Virginia
Pursuant to a February 25 1925 order in bankruptcy the trustee W E Koont invites private bids for all or part of the Beretoatier described real and personal property of WoL Cook trading as Midway Company West Virginia. Sale at 11 am on March 16 1925 at the office of Referee in Bankruptcy in Bluefield WV. Complete inventory available upon request from Allens WV. Reserve and bidding procedures set by trustee.
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Wol. Cook
Midway Cmpany
Maltens
West Virginia
Eulijeet
Hithda
Hosner
Bluesfield
Guyan City
Mullens
Wyoming County
Allens
HH Koont
W. Te Cook
Midway Seeee Company
Bid Notice for The Young Men s Shop Bankruptcy Estate
Purevant to order entered by the referee in bankruptcy on February 7 1925 bids will be received for private sale of all or part of the personal property of N Dusheckt trading as The Young Men s Shop Mullens West Virginia for cash. Bids must be submitted by March 10 1925. Inspection at Mullens or Princeton offices. Trustee of the Estate N Dusheckt bankrupt No 1076.
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Purevant
Mullens
Wyoming County
Weert Virginia
Bankrutcy
M Tan
Bluefield
Ner
Virginia
Princeton
Viraii Ion Alll
N. Dusheckt
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Anything Burth
Isa Wietts
Captain Poc
Wren Blind
Mai‘’s
Louis Hemon
Alleman
Fergus Hume
John Frederick
Rafael Sabatini
Harold Bindlees
Alfred Gordon Bennett
H. deVere Stacle
Clen Gorge
Grace Miller
Sarah G
Eric Maschwits
Eden Phillpotts
Val Sinestra
Martha Norton
Ernest Pascal
the Twain
Herbert G. Woodworth
Hugh Pondexter
I. H. Lehman
Woman I
Amber Lee
Will Irwin
Ben Alibi
Irvin
Cobb Annette & Sylvie
Romain Rolland Hill
P. GU. Wodehouse
BE. J. Rath
Clive Arden
Jonah
Robert Nathan
Elmer Davis
Dorothy A. Beckett Terrell
Berta Ruck
Bernhard Kellerman
Harry Leon Wilson
Philip Gibbs
Segelfoss Town
Kout Hameun
Lee J. Smits Stacey
Alexander Black
Brace Marshal Thomas the Imposter
Jean Cocteau
Trimblerigg
Laurence Housman
White Monkey
Galeworthy Whither
Dawn Powell
Enchanted Hill
Peter B. Kyne
Father Abraham
Irving Bacheller
Gentleman of Courage
Jas
Oliver Curwood
Herbert Quick
Sedgwick
Orphan Island
Rose Macauley
India
M. Forster
Jos. C. Lincoln
Zen Gre New
Woodrow Wilson
William Allen White
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McCutcheon
Arien
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Kriz
Walpole
Charles Janson
Tracy
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Richmond
Norris Lord Harker
Masefield
Urber
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Rogers
Rarrowmae
Lion Serreend
Matmen
Beautiful Circle Drive
Office of
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NG Wheel Turning
Huddy
George Steele
Jim Steele
Daniel
Williamson
Charleston
Steeles
Steele
Wheeling High
Waltham and Spencer
Jason Daniel
Devon
Norfolk and Western
Mingo
Norris
Charleston High
Spencer High Quint
Jeffersoon Street
Hanover Street
Frederick Street
Romette Alake
Jefferson Street
Cottage Avenue
College Avenen
Blucield
Federal Street
Cloud Residence
J. S. Hall & CO
Bluefield, W. Va
Cheyenne
Myo
District Court of the United Pistes
West 7
Community Loan Company of
Bland Street
W. C, Neikirk, Secy
Treas
North Street
Essex Street
Grammar School
Shenandoah Avenue
Bath
Fairview School
East River Avenue
Cliff Street
Bluefield, Va
Walker Dodrill
Wazarer of
Tews
U. S. Covern
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