State Techs Travel South On Spring Baseball Tour
The State College baseball team begins a southern swing with a Davidson away opener, then Furman Clemson Erskine and two Georgia Tech games in Atlanta. Coach Harry Hartsell has rebuilt a young squad and routed Fetzer’s team, with State posting 17 hits to Carolina's 11 and a decisive relief effort by Murray.
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American Association Scores and Postponements Report
Results yesterday list Little Rock 5 Mobile 1 Memphis 6 New Orleans 9 with others postponed due to cold. Toledo 2 Columbus 5 Milwaukee Kansas City cold Indianapolis Louisville cold Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2.
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International Newark Toronto Jersey City Rochester Reading Buffalo Baltimore
International matchup results show Newark over Toronto 2 to 0 and Jersey City 6 Rochester 1. Reading edges Buffalo 5 to 10 while Baltimore-Syracuse encounter notes rain weather conditions.
Weather and score notes from Atlantic cities
National summary lists city scores and conditions with New York 7 Boston 2 and others noting rain and cold in St. Louis Cleveland area. Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and Boston show varied results with New York and Boston leading in some events.
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Weather Update From Virginia Regions
Rain affects Newport News Rocky Mount and Suffolk Petersburg while Wilson reports 3 and Portsmouth 6 as observed figures in this regional weather bulletin. The short note records rainfall occurrences across multiple cities with varying intensity.
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Keller Sees Chaplin Film Aboard Orpheum Night
Helen Keller enjoyed The Kid in a private showing at the Orpheum New Orleans with tutor Annie Sullivan Macy and her mother. A special six reel screening allowed Keller to feel the action via finger tapping as Magy guided her hand. She telegraphed Chaplin expressing delight at the comedy.
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Strikes Hit Antofagasta Port Disrupt Shipping
In Antofagasta Chile maritime workers strike for ten months causing heavy losses to steamship lines. British officials press Chile for port labor reforms while Lloyds London threatens to withhold cargo insurance. Port workers pursue a liquor trade boycott amid protests over liquor sales.
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Australia to house wireless link on imperial route
Australia will host a western Australia station on the proposed imperial wireless route linking England to outposts. Six major stations are planned in England, Cairo, India, Singapore, Canada and Australia with smaller stations on other possessions. The Australia postmaster general supports building the station connecting Africa, New Zealand and Pacific Island posts.
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Sausages Put Em to Sleep in Boston Schools
Boston April 30. Pure food inspector Herbert Lythgoe investigated several cases of children falling asleep in schools. He found three instances where foreign born parents fed ether to quiet hunger. Most cases stemmed from stomach trouble caused by sausages, which he described as rare and demanding strong stomachs.
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Seven ancient cities on one site Beth-shan excavation slated
Relics from seven or more cities and nine civilizations are expected to be uncovered at Beth-shan in Palestine when excavations begin in June under Clarence S. Fisher of the University of Pennsylvania. Official government permission has been granted. Beth-shan near the Jezreel valley has witnessed battles by Sargon Abraham Hammurabi Sennacherib Nebuchadnezzar and others across 5,000 years.
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Lenin Aims to Electrify Russia With Vast Power Network
Reports from Viborg Finland May 4 describe Lenin’s plan to build electric plants across European Russia and Siberia with a combined capacity of over 18 million horsepower. Soviet leader Zinovieff claims soldiers demobilized will work the project, which would take ten years, with concessions providing working capital.
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Menace in ThroSCht Tokyo May Day Tactics
In Tokyo on May 3 the Japanese government battles dangerous thoughts and violence censorship. Baron Watanabe notes living costs fuel unrest while Premier Hara links it to foreign ideas and a new manhood suffrage stance. Authorities promise social policy. improvement expected.
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Taxes Due May Notice From County Board of Commissioners
List your taxes during May to avoid penalty. Books open at the Office of W. C. Jones on North Main Street. By order of the County Board of Commissioners. W. T. Fucker, Chairman.
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Steuart Nominated to Direct Census Bureau
William M. Steuart of Michigan, assistant director of the census bureau, was nominated by President Harding to be director of the census.
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