Lebanon Valley College basketball call for candidates
Annville Pa Dec 6 Coach Guyer calls for basketball candidates after Thanksgiving recess. A 30 man squad reports with six of last season’s varsity returning led by captain Loomis. New material includes Lynn Anderson and Winnishee. The Reserve team remains strong as the season opens after Christmas with a game at State College against the State College five.
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Annville
Guyer
Lebanon Valley
Hollinger
Loomis
Swartz
Middletown High
Atticks
Steelton
Walters
Keating
Shetter
Lynn
Clearfield High School
Central Pennsylvania
Anderson
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Prep
Winnishee
Carlisle
Boltz
State College
Willard Carpentier Bout Draws Philanthropic Interest
New York reports a proposed ten round no decision boxing bout between George Carpentier and Jess Willard. Sponsors include Miss Anne Morgan and Miss Elizabeth Marbury aiding the French wounded fund with hopes of securing 50 000 from the bout’s proceeds and proper fund handling.
How Is Your Furnace Acting
A short note promotes reliable winter heating with good coal and fuel. Kelley’s Hard Stove is described as the most satisfactory furnace fuel, offering lasting heat a slow burn and few ashes.
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Kelley
Five appointed to lead City Amateur Basketball League
A five member commission was chosen by Harrisburg city amateur basketball teams to govern the proposed league. The appointees are C W Miller M C A Harrisburg E J Stackpole Jr Yale star Bertram W Saul Central High P L Grubb Technical High and Eugene E B Miller Boyd Memorial Building. They aim to start play January 1 and will finalize rules soon.
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Bogar
Market Square
C. W. Miller
Harris ‘Burg ¥. M. C. A
E. J. Stackpole, Jr
Yale
Bertram W. Saul
Central High
P. L.grubb
Technical High
Eugene EB. Miller
Boyd Memorial
Rosewood A. C
E. W. Killinger
Gallahad A. C
Paul D. March
Methodist Club
W. R. Winn
West End A. C
F. H. Heiney
Hassett Boys’ Club
W. B. Dowling
Keystone A. C
Harry Ebbert
Oklahomas
R. Aboff
Enhaut
Franklin and Marshall Grand Stand Burns in Lancaster
The grand stand at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss runs to several thousand dollars and authorities believe the blaze was incendiary.
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F. and
M. Stand
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
State Permits For All Jitneys In Western Pa
The Public Service Commission rules jitneys as common carriers under Pennsylvania law and will issue certificates only to operators with safe and adequate vehicles. Chiefly, Peter Grece is denied a certificate after Allegheny Valley Street Railway protests his jitney operation. The ruling marks a new PSC stance on jitneys not meeting traffic demand and sets a precedent for similar Western Pennsylvania cases.
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Pennsylvania
Rotary Club Takes Up Municipal Christmas Tree
The Harrisburg Notary Club formed its public affairs committee at a library meeting to coordinate with the Chamber of Commerce the Jovian League and Mayor Meals on a municipal Christmas tree project for Harrisburg. The club vowed the effort would not fail. William Essick spoke on insurance and Mr. Hiss presented a safety lecture. Souvenirs were distributed and ice cream and cake served.
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Harrisburg Notary Club
Public Library
Chamber of Commerce
Jovian League
Mayor Meals
Harrisburg
William §. Essick
Hiss
Essick
Western Massachusetts paper mills grant 10 percent bonus
Five thousand workers in Holyoke Agawam Mittineague and Berkshire county mills receive a 10 percent wage bonus as an emergency measure to offset higher living costs. The plan applies to all western Massachusetts mills and continues until further notice.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Holyoke
Agawam
Mittineague
Berkshire County
International Peer Company grants 10 percent wage rise
Watertown reports the International Peer Company increases wages by ten percent affecting 11 000 employees. The note covers other scattered items including a hunting accident in Williamsport and riots at Rich Hill.
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Watertown
N. Y
International Peer Company
Williamsport
Edward Stroble
Loyalsock
Stroble
Pittsburgh
Saltsburg Coal Company
Avonmore
Hazleton
Washington
Rich Hill
New York
Guaranty Trust Company
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Freeborn G. Smith
Albany
William H. Moyer
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Sing Sing
James M. Carter
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Q. Hildecrant
Republican State Committee
Plan for New Penn Stadium in Philadelphia
Philadelphia eyes securing major events including the Army Navy game with a new stadium plan. The Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania voiced proposals at a board meeting to consider three projects, likely to be discussed at the upcoming annual meeting.
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Philadelphia
Army-Navy
Athletic Association of
University of Pennsylvania
Hercules Powder declares 55 percent dividend total
Directors of Hercules Powder Company Wilmington declare dividends totaling 55 percent on common stock. A regular 2 percent cash dividend and an extra 47144 percent dividend in Anglo-French external loan bonds at 95 payable December 25 to holders of record December 15. Yearly dividends total 95 percent with 10 percent in March and 15 percent in June and 16 percent in September. South Bethlehem council backs Schwab plan to consolidate Bethlehem with Northumberland Heights and Fountain Hill.
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Hercules Powder
Wilmington
Del
Hercules Powder Company
Harrisburg Night Highlights Basketball Alumni Event
Harrisburg hosts a big night with scholastic basketball at the Armory. Harrisburg Independents and Central High schedule games at Chestnut Street Auditorium while a dance program and amateur league seek a suitable hall for broader athletic events. Yale’s varsity will face local teams in a notable clash.
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Harrisburg
Yale
Tech
Hassett
Harrisburg Independents
Central High
Chestnut Street Auditorium
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ENS
Veterans
Casino Tenpin League
Orpheums
Jolly Five
Jacoby
Lucknow
Colestock
Eater
Diamonds
Kanby
Eeeer
Tenet
Aeons
Bankers League
the Hill
Shaeffer
Hill
Ee Academy Lemoyne Eee
Eenee
Academy Teeteres
Hood
Rovers
Electrics
Ers
L. C
Downtown O* Teaceee
Steelton Teens
Enola P
Y. M
Plattsburg
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
Harrisburg, PA
R. D. Pratt
Third Street
T Am
Schleisner
North Third Street
A. R
N. Sixth ST
Bell
United
H.M. Kelley & Co
Florida
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Savannah
Merchants & Miners Trans. CO
V. P. Turner
G. P. A. Balto
Auto Trans
Orth
Eron
Father
International News Service
McManus
Mr.jiggs
MR. Nags
City Amateur Basketball League
Sportland
John K. Tener
National League
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Harrisburg Y. M. TH
Kline
Central
Senate Hotel
Harry Rote
East End A. C
Northwestern University
Chicago
National Association of Professional Baseball Umpires
Penn University
Shawnee Country Club
Delaware River
Salem Lutheran
Oberlin
Christian Gluntz
Oerblin
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Hummelstown
Swatara
Hershey
Palmyra
Cleona
Lebanon
Reading Terminal
Rotary Club
Bay State Paper Mill
Penn Stadium
South Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Northumberland Heights
Fountain Hill
Ufc
Walter S. Schell
Market St
School of Commerce
SS Troup
Market Sq
Cumberland
Harrisburg Business College
Kaufman Bldg
Young Men's Business Institute
Hershey Building
Emerald St
B. S. Behney
J. C. Behney
N. Second St
Ulrich Salchow
Sweden
United States
S@ichow
Skatcrack
Harrising
New Haven
J. C. Herman & Co., Makers
the Telegraph Printing Co
Federal Square
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