College Regatta Draws Big Field
New York January 14 Intercollegiate regatta likely to be held Monday June 22 at Poughkeepsie over a three mile Hudson River course with one of the largest fields in the history of the varsity race. Max Stevenson chairman of stewards says annual meeting January 22 to frame the program. open championship format to invite Washington California Wisconsin Naval Academy and Princeton among others.
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New- York
Pourhkeepsie
Hadaon
Maxwell Stevenson
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Stevenson
University To Washington
Niversity of California
Wisconsin University
Naval Academy
Princeton
Legal notices of stockholder meetings and property auction
Notices announce the 1935 annual stockholders meeting for American Stoveboard Commins at Nassau Street New York and the Dixie Portland Cement Company annual meeting in Chattanooga Tenn to consider amending shares. Also a West Virginia deed of trust sale lists Lots 167 168 93 and others with a detailed land description and sale under Trustee Arthur B. Hodges for default on a note from November 15 1924.
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CAL
American Stoveboard Commins
Rufus Th Griger
Bso
Nassau Street
New York City
Datchy
Erekury
TRE
Dente Portland Cement CO
Dixie Portland Cement Company
James Buffdin
Chattanoggs
Tenn
Carter
Colonial Land Company
John S. Sheppard
Kana
West Virginia
Micitt
John
Sheppard
Jail County
Java
Ena
Ams
Loudon Duurlet
Said
Tivis Creek
D. G. Courtney
Mata
Frank G. Hurdech
Courtney
Davis Creek
Surrey
Sime N. AP
Buthenes
Oumts
Legin
Aaid
Arthch B. Hodges
Midland Trail Transit Bus Schedule 1924 Charleston Huntington
Effective October 18 1924 West bound service starts 7 00 am 6 30 am connections to Syea Valley train Barboursville 1 340 pm buses to Milton and Hurricane Special for traveling men Charleston Monday mornings with connection to Gbyan Efey train at Barboursville buses depart from Midland Trail Transit Station Hunt from Capitol 3306 for information phone 114 Spiesion Buptingtom.
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Midland Trail Transit Co
Charleston-Huntington
Syea Vally
Barboursville
Milton
Charleston
Yeetrnock
Gbyan Efey
Sitaees Eave
Virginia & Alderson
Hunt
Midland Trail
Iynton Avenue
Ninth Street
Ae Capitol
Spiesion
Buptingtom
Parkersburg Court Hears First Criminal Case Verdict
In Parkersburg federal court the first criminal case of the term ended with Stanley Slovensky, age 64, of Monongah, Marion county, convicted by a jury after about 20 minutes. He was sentenced to one year in Marion county jail for liquor and possession charges. District attorneyRussell Furhee led proceedings. Allan Garden represented the Belmont firm in a parallel matter. several defendants pleaded guilty to liquor charges. A Baker hearing adjournment and related actions were noted with potential further court activity into January. John Caracas of Parkersburg was naturalized this morning.
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Parkersburg
Stanley Slovensky
Monongah
Marion County
Mairmont
Slovensky
Moninguh
Cuarte
Russell Furhee
Moonington
Cust
Dorkments
Allan Garden
Wheeling
Dlariet
Belmont
Garden
Hierdon D. Emwot
Elmer Demasa
Vhernton
Taylor County
Harrison County
Clarksburg
Unit Mennoury
Baker
Wicketing
John Caracas
Parkerae Burs
Citigen
Ieourt
Indoor skating meet set for February at Forty Garden
The International Skating Union announced a national indoor speed skating championship to be held at the Queene Garden rink, the world’s largest indoor artificial rink. The meet will feature men and women champions with entrants from Toronto, New York, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Chicago and a new woman skater Gladys Robinson, now a professional.
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Puttsburgh
Saran Lake
Lake Flastd
Tneternational Skating Union
Gladys Robinson
Toronto
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Fuquesne Garden
Nurmi to Challenge Indoor Records at Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi of Finland, a premier distance runner, is set for his second bid at world indoor records in the 2000 metre special at Madison Square Garden. He faces four rivals as part of the Municipal AA meet and national junior indoor championships program featuring 32 events. The night includes a late start to allow Nurmi to catch a 10:19 train to Chicago where he will camp. An adjacent Friday night event list shows additional races.
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New York
Paave Nurmi
Finland
Madison Square Garden
Municipal
A. A. Raives
Amttenr Pathletic Union
Nurmi
Catell
Chicago
Duanix
Alg
West Triumphs In Polo Battle At Indoor Match
West defeated the East in the opening intersectional indoor polo contest held today in Chicago. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 154 to 2, while in the afternoon Brooklyn beat Detroit with Brooklyn giving a handicap and points by fouls.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Uetrait
Detroit
Cubs Boasting Tall Mountmen and Coaching Moves
Fragmented sports and crime notes: Cubs tout tall moundmen led by Nek Dumaviteh and Balas Morgan with three taller pitchers, while Wilbur Cogper joins from Pirates. Also: T. Bue Shaw leaves Notre Dame era to coach at University of Nevada. Athel Theobald jailed for fraud. prison riot injures guards and prisoners. Plymouth bars Christmas raffles.
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Nek Dumaviteh
Balas Morgan
Moundamen
Seulhy
Demeviol
Dno Weatnedas
Foehes
Wilbur Cogper
Pirates
Nevads Uw
Dan
iCyyollna
Celles
Teday
Bue Shaw
Instituthin
Pvisersity
Nevada
Baw
Notre Dame
Claven
Asplatant
Novus
Courage Lands Kaplan on Top
Denis Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut stands out in a rough write up as the top featherweight contender. The article notes Kaplan’s undefeated record and hints at a significant event or award pending by a governing commission, with references to a veteran retirement and a recent setup by a local organizer.
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Denis Kaplan
Meriden
Dunder
Karlin
New York
Crime in Sicily Spreads with Family Attacks and Murders
A chaotic report describes rising crime in Sicily with frequent murders and attacks on multiple families. In Santa Maria Simia anariket, three families were targeted with several injured as assailants opened fire from concealed positions. A note threatens future executions by the three families.
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Rome
Santa Mariasimi Anariket
Neap Ventenau
Evelr
Ciree
Chu
Canadian Liquor Exports Spark Regulatory Warning
A report from The Canadian Bureau of Statistics notes 1.6 million pints of whiskey exported by the United States. Official statements deny legal authorization for shipments, while Canadian provinces consider export plans. Government officials warn buyers about enforcement and cross border implications amid a waning rule clarity. A separate Paris essay links excessive worry to baldness.
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Washington
Dan
Lureau of Statisticcs
United States
Mestreir Dasma
Rimien Conmissoner Hines
Hagsted
Canadian
Coerin
Fle
Fhe Hsia Renee
United Stetns
Canada
Man Charged With Cruelty to Get Hearing Declared Complete
A Kanawha carpenter Davis faces cruelty charges after his two children were reportedly mistreated. Prosecutor Stanaker insists evidence is complete. advocates seek Juvenile Court hearing to determine custody and protection, while Davis challenges the case amid claims of abuse and domestic conflict.
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Davis
Kanawha City
Wood Davis
Carpenter
Kanawha
Ils
Durretr
Cls
Stana
Board OF Childrens Guardians
Cruettys
Weil
Tithe
Shargyal
Sitequiber
Steneker
Kretiiker
West
Slengier
Chat
Cougar Kills Boy In Fierce Combat Report
Vague wartime style clipping reports a cougar attack resulting in a boy's death. Descriptions of blood, struggle, and a body found near a wooded area are referenced with erratic, garbled phrases. Mentions of English travel and British cars appear as fragmented context without clear connection.
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Cougar
Boy
Language World Emerges as Global Tongue Predicts
In a colorful report from Paris, students of languages discuss a future where a single universal language dominates. The piece mentions growth in language learning and references various figures and places as it hints at global shifts in communication norms.
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Paris
Universil
Liverpool University Cancelled Lecture On Cotton Growth
Fragmentary report notes Liverpool University cancelled a lecture by Senator Fanwus related to cotton growing in Egypt and the Sudan amid ongoing debates on cotton production.
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Barlectin Tivehpogt
Catton Mere Renants
Liverpool University
Fanwus
Egypt
Sudan
Two Widows Claim Body in Hammond Auto Fatality
In Hammond Indiana Mrs Florence Megertad and Mrs Fitzaneth Eggerton each claimed the body of Robert Eggerton who was killed in a traffic accident while both women asserted they were his widow.
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Hammond
Florence Megertad
Fitzaneth Eggerton
Robert Egegerton
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