Texas Yodeling Cowboys in Fort Worth Show
Doc Schneider hosts a Texas yodeling cowgirl act from Mrs May Lewis on his Western program at the Fort Worth Stock Show. The act tours coast to coast and is bound for Los Angeles for Paramount two reel Western shorts. Son Victor Schneider also joins, famed for rodeo riding and a $500 kid bronco win in Fort Worth. Bill Edwards plays steel guitar as a featured solo.
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Australia
Doc Schneider
Fort Worth
Ethene Texas
Texas Hotel
May Lewis
Texas
Walla- Walla
Washington
Victor Schneider
Kid Bronko
Bill Edwards
Belle Mina Store Burglarized in Monday Night Thefts
Belle Mina merchant R. IL Hundley reported to Decatur police that his store was burglarized Monday night with about 200 dollars in loot. Entry was gained by prying and breaking glass. Two men left tracks toward a suspected car. Cigarettes tobacco shoes trousers shirts pocket knives silk hose watches and 300 pennies from an unlocked cash register were taken. The burglary was discovered at 6 am.
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R. IL. Hundley
Belle Mina
Decatur
Hundley
Publicity Credit Given For Youth Institute Signup
Rev. C. M. Tyndal of Ninth Street Methodist thanks The Daily for publicity of the young people's institute now in session at Central Methodist. He attributes the record registration to the newspaper coverage and the institute's publicity efforts.
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C. M. Tyndal
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Young People’s Institute
Central Methodist
Daily Ve
J. T. Robinson Visits Trinity on Business
J. T. Robinson of route one Trinity arrived Monday on a business mission.
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J. T. Robinson
Trinity
Georgia Guts The Price of Car Tags
Georgia Gov. Talmadge fixes a flat $3 tag price for all passenger cars trucks and buses by executive order issued after the legislature failed to adopt a $3 tag law. The order, issued to fulfill a campaign pledge, follows tension with the motor vehicle commissioner and a public statement defending the action.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Talmadge
Adjutant General
Marcus
P. McWhorter
Laboratory Chief L C Havens Dies Suddenly
News comes from Montgomery of the sudden death of Dr. L C Havens director of Alabama laboratories in the state health department. He was stricken by a heart attack early Sunday and died within a short time. He had many friends in Decatur shocked by his passing.
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Montgomery
L. C. Havens
Alabama Laboratories
State Department of Health
Havens
Decatur
Danville Man J T Miller Visits Decatur on Business
J T Miller of route three Danville was in Decatur on business on Tuesday.
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J. T. Miller
Danville
Decatur
Clash of Stars Set for Grudge Match Tonight
Promised crowd draw as Pancho Villa faces Tarzan in a two hour mat event. Dillman attendance marks may fall if Villa and Tarzan deliver. Villa has defeated Dillman before and Tarzan seeks revenge with local fans split on the outcome. Roy Allen and Jack Hagan appear in an earlier ice bout.
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South
Martin Arena
American Legion
Joe Dillmam
Pancho Villa
Tarzan
Montgomery
Chris Jordan
Villa
Decatur
Dillman
Roy Allen
Jack Hagan
Ice Coe
Mae
Florida Race Track Receipts Highlight State Profit Potential
Recents receipts from Hialeah Race Track show 45 days with $8,038,643 wagered and state take of 3 percent plus taxes totaling $308,531. Extrapolations for a Pimlico-Hialeah meet suggest state and county revenue around $405,000, with operator profits estimated near $800,000 before taxes.
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Leah
Florida
Ohio
Emmons
Hialeah
Flor
Maryland
Aryland
United States
Balrtons County
Pimlico
Track tax details differ by state across Illinois Kentucky and Maryland
The text notes a daily track tax of 2500 dollars in several states. Kentucky imposes a ten percent share of wagers, Illinois six percent, and Maryland five percent.
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Illinois
Kentucky
Maryland
Golden Gloves Winners and NHL Figures Cited in 43 Year Note
The report lists Golden Gloves winners including Jimmy Siclari Harry Mangano Jack Basili co Louis Stipo Leonard del Genio Richard Cabello Trio Collaro Joe Ferrone Joe Presti Tony Juliano Henry Balsamo Alex Valo and Patrick O Connell Also noted is John McGraw missing spring training after 43 years Three Cook Brothers in pro hockey Billy Bun on the Rangers Bud on the Bruins and Tommy of the Blackhawks are mentioned with mixed feelings
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New York
Jimmy Siclari
Harry Mangano
Jack Basilico
Louis Stipo
Leonard del Genio
Richard Cabello
Trio Collaro
Joe Ferrone
Joe Presti
Tony Juliano
Henry Balsamo
Alex Valo
Patrick O'Connell
John McGraw
Cook Brothers
Bill
Bun
Rangers
Bud
Bruins
Tommy
Blackhawks
Travis Jackson Ready for Giants After Knee Surgeries
Giants infielder Travis Jackson reports he is in good shape for the coming year after winter knee operations. He informed manager Bill Terry of his recovery and readiness for 1930 spring training.
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Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Bill Terry
New Girl Pitcher Emerges in Chattanooga Rivaling Jackie Mitchell
A 14 year old girl, Ann Mc Nally, has joined Kid Elberfeld's baseball school in Chattanooga as a left handed pitcher rivaling Jackie Mitchell. She is described as a feminine phenom gaining notice in the local scene.
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Chattanooga
Jackie Mitchell
Ann McNally
Kid Elberfeld
Braves Manager Seeks Slugging Power To Boost 1932 Infield
Boston Braves manager Bill McKechnie demands more hitting from infielders Dick Guselman and Al Wright after sending 60,000 of 1932 funds to the Missions. He notes flawless defense but insists the pair must hit, or the 60,000 buy will prove wasted. He laments pitching depth and hopes for added southpaws as Florida camp opens.
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Bill McKechnie
Dick Guselman
al Wright
Braves
Missions Club
Pacific Coast League
Guselman
Wright
McKechnie
Boston Pilot
Ed Brandt
Bobby Brown
Huck Betts
Ben Cantwell
Tom Zachary
Bill
Football official shot by his son in Columbus quarrel
Dr. A F Lambert a national football official and rules advisor was shot and gravely wounded today by his 17 year old son Samuel in a family quarrel. The boy claimed accidental shooting and said his mother called him after seeing his father choke her. Mrs Lambert said he had been drinking. Doctors described the condition as extremely serious. Lambert is secretary treasurer of Columbus Serum Co and an author on football rules.
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Columbus
A. F. Lambert
The
National Rules Committee
Samuel
Lambert
Columbus Serum Company
Auburn A Day Sets Track And Baseball Showdowns
Porter Grant of Dothan leads the "A" Club with events planned for March 29 starting at nine, featuring Interfraternity Council and Spiked Shoe events. O'Rourke and Farris head the clubs with a 100 220 440 yard dash 880 and mile runs 120 yard hurdles poles high jump broad jump and shot put. Lookouts and Tigers clash at 2 30 p m with Bert Niehoff and Sam McAllister fielding top lineups. The 1933 "A" Day concludes with a Knights dance at nine led by Frank Noble.
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Porter Grant
Dothan
Interfraternity Council
Spiked Shoe
National Honeck Society
Pat O'Rourke
Selma
John R. Farris
Mobile
O'Rourke
Farris
Lookouts
Tigers
Gonfalon
Bert Niehoff
Chattanooga
Sam McAllister
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn Knights
Frank Noble
Tuskegee
Fire at Williams Grist Mill on W Moulton Street
Fire of unknown origin caused slight damage to Williams Grist Mill on W Moulton Street this morning. Firemen responded and brought the flames under control after they broke out in the rear of the building.
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Williams Grist Mill
W. Moulton Street
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