What is News as Shown by Telephoto Wires
A 1925 analysis describes telephotograph photographs sent via telephoto wires from New York showing major events of the prior year. It highlights fires, shipwrecks, rescues, aviation wreckage, and sports moments captured for newspapers, with images from San Francisco, Santa Barbara, and the sinking of Submarine Maru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Tegraph Company
New York
Attivan
Isist
Ens
Tires
Ford
Monmouth Junction
Ran Franciaco
Conras
Santa Marbara
Manasay
Jont
Watt
Lenn
Delawer
Antinos
Girigibtes
ESTE
Ruth
Boy's Find May Solve Mystery of Double Death
A scout’s find in Wisconsin may crack the double murder of James Kenora and his fiancée Madalen Latimer. A revolver with four shots exploded, missing clues until a muddy gun near the scene yields the serial number 3389. The revelation follows a string of earlier futile searches and amid sports photography chatter and royalty coverage in the era’s press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cadahy
Wis
Ouran
James Kenora
Madalen
Latimer
Clutta
Meat Kenosha
May Arrva
Settee
Forbidden Love in a Cold Ledger Chapter XLV
In a tangled melodrama a heroine torn between love and duty faces a bold proposal from Alec. Marian weighs fleeing with him tonight, risking bonds and future consequences as old rivals and societal norms loom. The tension crescendos through her wavering vow and a perilous leap toward passion. The scene shifts to distant explorers and a telegraphy era backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moukis
Alsenmubns
Aleg
Aris
Marian
Abe
Ata
Yen
Min
Ahia
Startan
Caver
Alec Lide
Aten Michard Endicott Cartaitty
West Virginia seal designers and the 1863 session
The state seal of West Virginia was designed by Diss Debar a Frenchborn artist living in Parkersburg. During the June 30 1863 founding session in Wheeling a joint committee asked Debar to execute the design and inscriptions for the seal and report back. The seal features the front with a rock nobility and tools symbolizing industry and progress, a law and liberty motif, and a reverse with a wreath and landscapes. the motto Libertas per Miteate appears in the sunlit scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Darkersburg
Wheelleg
Deter A. von Winkle
Parkernburm
Senate
Staia
Debar
Parkersburg
France
Santa Clara
Doddrides
Boreman
Alice
Farrels
Iberay
Aris
Maunholm
Baltimore
Ohio Railroad
Fretton County
The
State
Wisconsin coach urges footing rule for weight events
In Wisconsin track circles veteran coach Innes presses for a footing standard for weight events at college meets. He urges the national body to specify clay or cinder surfaces for discus and hammer events, citing poor performances on current footing. He seeks guidance from the National Collegiate Athletic Association and supports uniform surface requirements to improve safety and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ardtzatin
Innes
Ventty
Wisconsin
Elle
Junen
Western Comcrr
Lawocinton
Nak
Uo National Collegiate Athletic Navorlathng
Donce
Jones
Local Chautauqua Campaign Planned This Summer
Chautauqua tickets delivered to T I Shepherd and early advertising placed by Robert B Miller as Redpath program selects Charleston dates July 2 to 8. A lively campaign aims to boost attendance with musical acts like the Slascow Artista Ensemble and balalaika performances, plus dances by Mile Nina Sergeyeva. The program also features Two plays Changning Vollock's drama Pha Foot and Larry Conners' Applesauce, a Tyrolean yodel act Shoes of the Alpe, and Harold Lewis with Symphony Players. Community singing by Amore tea, poems by Anne Campbell, a ventriloquist act, and other entertainments round out the week alongside lectures on modern city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiautaqua
T. ‘I. Shepherd
Robert 8. Miller
Charleston
Chautauqua
Miter
Luke Charun
Itussians
Mile
Nina Sergeyeva
Glao
Chang Ning Vollock
Pha Foot
Larry Conners
Harold
Lewis
Symphony
Wade Kimsel
Ty Amore Tea
Anne Campbell
Detroit
Warelsun Croftoru
Wil Presant
al Maker
Sattenburg
Sam Grathtell
John HW. Digkason
Quill Pageant to Mark 350th Independence Anniversary
On the third day Whites Shomae Curtin, an international news correspondent, will discuss What To Ahead of Europe. Junior chautenguats will present an historical pageant titled the Quill honoring the 350th anniversary of American Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shomae Curtin
Europe
Americans Seek English Pro Stars Trade Winds
London reports scout activity as American football clubs seek English and Scottish players. Wages in England range from 14 to 20 pounds a week for coveted pros, with English players earning about 8 pounds. Strong opposition to migration exists from both nations due to year-round engagements and perceived impact on winter form. In Chicago, George F. Blake allegedly touched the live elevated rail and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tor
Armerica
Asanon
England
Tten
Wescottiah
Engileh
Aenson
Scottien
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Beauty Shop
Peoples Store
Mayle
Swat
Wateriot
Wittte
Aines
Tom Gibbons
Ale
Gene Tunney
Polves
Aires
Wrens
Waahinxton
Segma Ato
Alan
Gertrude Estecio
Egyptiai Antimet
Welmy
Sour
McTarlane
June
Vantinstunburg
Flerman
Locarno
Foreign Office
lLocarno
Rene Ahawe
Damageus
Roald Amundaen
Phate
Maxim
Mather
Tem
Ianha Banking and Trust Company
Lising
Kanawha Banking and
W.va
Danger Ty Meren Dayo Ratchelor
Public Lederer
Marian Colby
Alec Kalitea
Alec
Harelet
Ireland
Bedieatt
Craft Tenner Ardin
Dan Suthersland
Hientor
Bha
Cat
Iular
Norty
Sahara
Coant
Spierbergen
Arctic Circle
Norway
Maanil
Fijnsieln
Vty
Lenapapera
Wiese
Cslephatogranlh
Financial Siatements
Alan Nding
Dell System
IDC
Ongar
Patatin
Visanor
Heraele
Dan
Altick
Mika
Eleanor
Neas Wat
Wille Dan
Elenanor
Ate
Dane
Sutherland
Ashe
Jim Sutherland
Ana
Bane
Atari
Kolor-Bak
Chicago
George F. Blake
Kerma Deere
Drogshta
Eibere Wasser
ENEOY
Cabin Creek
Republean
Frank Taylor
Keystone Instant Hot Water
Ihe
Grane Co
Broad St. Ysutaren
Gaa
Kearse Theatre
Muale
Antlers Orchestra
Renga
House of Porch
Gingham House
People's
Storf
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