National Guard Circus to Open Armory Fund Drive
The West Virginia National Guard plans a six night exhibition at the Charleston Armory starting March 30 to raise funds for a club room. The program features vaudeville acts, a style show, a circus, athletic drills, and demonstrations by Carlisle’s Wild West rope performers and other renowned acts. Leaders urge residents to attend and support National Guard activities and the need for a dedicated club room and gymnasium.
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West Virginia National
Armory
Bunny B
Loewcir- Carlione
Om Monatcal
Carlisle
Bailey
Circus
Bam
National Guard
Ed Raymond
Ih Pegard
Charles— i
Guard
Kubach
Fiat
McCoy Faces Longer Sentence for Slaying Case
Former boxer McCoy, now at San Quentin, faces 38 years for manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Theresa Mers. Convicted in superior court on three counts tied to a pistol orgy at her antique shop apartment. Sentencing set for Friday.
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Angeles
Kid McHey
San Quentin
Mra
Theresa Mers
SHAF T BELCHES Mining Disaster Rescue Efforts Advance
Rescue teams from state police and county officers press toward the Fairmont mine as gas masks and ambulances stand by. reports say about 40 men entombed with a fire feared to complicate matters. a Bethlehem crew trains Morgantown for entry while Cairo votes bonds for street paving and waterworks upgrades.
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Fair
Tate
Rondo
Tomor
Eerta
United States Bureau of Mines
Fairmont
Gar
Morgantown
Mellon for non political tax in Richmond speech
Secretary Mellon and Under Secretary Winston urged nonpartisan tax discussion in Richmond Dinner Club remarks. They warned against partisan politics in federal taxation and stressed intelligent use of taxing power to avoid future economic calamities, noting bipartisan precedents and the public’s growing grasp of tax principles.
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Richmond
Mellon
Winston
The
Treasury
Mr. Mellon
South
Bankers* Club
Houston
Glass
United States
Hae
YMCA Circus and Pageant Promises Gymnastics Feats
The YMCA plans a fourteen act circus and gymnastics pageant on April 3 and 4 at the Y gym. Features include advanced teams grace, high duck stunts, comedy tumbling, skipped reed drill, zouage arts, maze tuning, clown acts, aesthetic dancing, nickel plated wand drill, and a boy scout act.
Edison to Wed Osterhout in April
Edison, son of inventor Thomas A. Edison, plans marriage in April to Anne Marie Osterhout daughter of Professor and Mrs W J V Osterhout of Harvard. Osterhout is a Vassar College student who met Edison while he studied at MIT.
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Theodore Miller Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Anne Marie Osterhout
W. J. V. Osterhout
Harvard
Osterhout
Vessar College
Edison
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Spring sports preview highlights Yale crew and heavyweight boxing
The piece surveys major league openings ahead of spring action, Yale sailing into a key spring carnival with Ed Leader guiding an unbeaten crew, Harvard track efforts, and a heavyweight title picture featuring Jack Dempsey against Wills and Gibbons. It also profiles Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd’s steady golf, Detroit and Chicago improving clubs Cobb and Cobb, and tennis stars Tilden and Richards with Tilden’s edge seen as decisive.
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Worcester
Yale A.uished
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Apertland
Wills
Gibbons
Derpsey
Willa
Firpo
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
United States
Hurd
Detroit
Chicago
Cobb
Kiliifer
Herb
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Purser Victor De Carlo Arrested for Gem Smuggling
New York March 17 Victor De Carlo purser aboard the Leviathan was arrested on a charge of attempting to smuggle unset diamonds valued around 50000. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Boyle and remanded to await grand jury action after a $4000 bond failed to be posted. Customs officials call the case the most flagrant in recent years and believe he acted as a courier for a Antwerp merchant to dispose of the diamonds in New York. Timber in Poland and related figures appear in the damaged remainder of the report.
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New York
Victor de Carlo
Leviathan
United States
Boyle
Wro
de Carlo
Antwerp
Belgium
Readjustment of St Paulis Decided
New York March 19 The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway plans drastic readjustment to meet severe financial difficulties and restore it to sound footing. Board of directors announced the move and protective committees for stock and bond holders will work with management to formulate a plan to be submitted soon. Seventeen years are required to complete the course at the University at Calero.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Northwest
Exhumation planned in poisoning case near Medina
Prosecutor states the body of Mrs. Lallan Gienke will be exhumed after poisoning deaths afflicted 14 relatives in Valley City area. A coffee pot test showed no poison. Richard and Fred Gienke Jr are questioned as investigators tighten focus on a possible female poisoner in a district with 17 victims. Mary Glenke remains hospitalised, showing partial improvement before sudden decline after fruit delivery.
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Medina
Brrs
Lallan Gienke
Fred Gienke
Mra
Sophia Hazel
A. Seymore
Richard
Fred Glenke Jr
EB. G. Curtin
Elyria
Gien
Valley City
Seymour
Mary Glenke
Japanese Ambassador Denies Protest Ban Intent
Washington March 17. Reporta bhet Tsuneo Matsuidara the new Japanese ambassador to Washington had received instructions before leaving i.
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Washington
Tsuneo Matsuidara
Toklots immigration stance disputed by envoy
Toklots arrived to find his immigration question denied by the envoy who stated that U S positions are settled for now. The ambassador signaled openness to revisiting the issue in future with mutual acceptability and Washington in view. Alaska reports gold production worth 328 minted dollars. Boniface grows wealth via a Sunday window service at Twitchem's Inn Barrowbridge. Samuel Carey, proprietor, violates his license by selling ale on the Sabbath through a broken window, then repairs it each Monday. Jeddah dispatch notes Hedjaz troops defeating Wahabi forces with several hundred casualties. Germany implicated as an impartial actor. Nine killed and thirty wounded in the trade disruptions linked to prior prewar activity.
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Toklots
United States
Japan
Folio
Washington
Boniface
Manchester
Eng
Samuel Carey
Twitchem
Barrowbridge
Cairo
Jeddah
The
Hedjaz
Germany
Automo Hediaz
German Merchant Fleet Still Half Its 1913 Size
Berlin March 17. German shipping status discussed by Dr Heineken of the North German Lloyd. World merchant tonnage total about 64,000,000 tons. Germany about 4 percent. Fleet sizes show many lines shrinking since 1913 while a few retain larger shares. Reconstruction slow. Germany far from prewar tonnage and rank.
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Walter Dieteel
Berlin
Dr. Heineken
Lingd
Germany
Great Britain
Lydd
Hamburg Hansa
Ors
Ham
Austra and Konman
Hamburg-Sued Hugo Silones Linge
Argo and
Arnold Line
Woermann
Hamburg-Bremen-Afrist Zit
Ft Slinnes
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Bethlehem
Songah
W. Va
Isaue Toder
Cabaret Apaches
Sens
Fay Perrins
Louise
Tyyawsomn
Joe Era Trere
Fay Perkins
Milton Abbott
Bath
Perking
Abbott
Dorothy King
Louise Lawson
Irene Schoellkopf
Waa
Mme
Edith Bobe
Mediate
Secretary of Treasury
Y.M.C. A
Feder
Belfast
Lord Justice Andrews
Arith
DLS
Guyana
Irs
Tilden
Richards Vinnie Richards
Bill Tilden
Richards
Will Tilden
NAB
Leviathian
Poland
ST. Paulis
Wl Aghar
Calero
Mra. Gienke
Chemist
U.S
Matsuidara
Carmen Raiz de Motagad
Spain
Madrid
Rodolfo Giona
Alaska
Mecca
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