Prinstein A famed American athlete dies at 45
Meyer Prinstein, renowned American track star and Olympic champion, dies after a short illness in New York. The Syracuse University and Penn coaching legend Lawson Robertson recalls Prinstein’s rise from invalid youth to world class jumper and sprinter, noting his battles with heart issues and his ultimate reconstruction through disciplined exercise.
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New York
Meyer Prinstein
America
United States
Prinstein
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Robertson
Syracuse
Market News Toward Steady Prices Across Commodities
Market report notes steady to unchanged conditions for flour and coffee with mixed signals in meats and fats. Pork remains firm amid a Messen case, lard weakens at 1b sv 16.00, and middle west spot centrifugal 96 test quoted around 471. Grains and coffee prices reflect mixed demand, while poultry and dairy show modest shifts. A tangential note recalls Vice President Dawes campaign visit and a thank you for a famous pipe.
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Middle West
Rio
Ais Santos
Long Island
Young America
Rescue man who jumped into bay off Erie dock
March 26 Erie police detain a 28 year old man who jumped from the public dock into icy bay water intending to end his life. He swam forty feet, crawled up a ladder to the dock, and was arrested after saying his name was Josep Johnson of 108 East Eighth Street Jamestown New York. He arrived in Erie at 6 p m and had given away $11 to a man earlier while possessing $22 when arrested.
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Erie
Josep Johnson
Fast Eighth Street
Jamestown
N. Y
Johnson
New York Central
Dennistoun Case Lays With Judge McCardie
London dispatch reports that the legal battle between Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun and her former husband is entirely in the hands of Judge McCardie. Counsel for both sides completed arguments this morning and the judge reserved his decision.
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United Press London
Dorothy Dennistoun
McCardie
Jude
Self fines and mirrors case in Fredonia court
In Fredonia Justice Louis G. Monroe’s court a man named Meister paid $5 after pleading guilty to failing to have rear view mirrors on two trucks. He joked that he should be judge and defendant, while the judge urged proper punishment for a law violation.
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Court of Justice
Louis G. Monroe
Fredonia
Court Finishes Case With Five Dollar Fine
Monroe questioned a fair punishment and fined himself five dollars. The court accepted the payment and Ordnung departed after handing over the money.
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Monroe
Meister
Bulgarian Herb Ten Promotes Health And Regulates Organs
A vintage advertisement claims the medicinal herbs of Bulgarian Herb Ten improve blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys. It suggests dosing twice weekly to maintain superb physical condition and urges asking a druggist for a package to combat constipation.
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