Indian Pageant Featured At Scout Meet Here
The fifth meeting of the scoutmasters at the Presbyterian hut will center on an Indian pageant by 14 local Boy Scout troops. A caribou dance around a log cabin fire opens the program, followed by A W Allen and W E Vaughn Lloyd on peace pipe, scout oath development, and life saving techniques including artificial respiration and tourniquet use. The event ends with a flag ceremony.
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Presbyterian Hut
Boy Scouts
Ernest Thompson
Seaton
Wilds
Redmen
A. W. Allen
Asheville
W. E. Vaughn-Lloyd
Red Cross
Winston-Salem
Gordon A. Blair
Blair
Saturday Evening Post
New York City
Harold Isenhour
Fred Morrell
Robert Gold
Charles Coble
Walter
Notable Names in Local Registry Listed for Entry
The list includes John Herndon Crouch Houston Hiatt Jack Tucker Fred Ingram Ernest Richie Chester Smith John Wood John Clinard Robert Over man Reid Shelton Ralph Weedon Alix McCain and James Whitener, reflecting individuals associated with the ongoing local records.
Coolidge Pledges Aid to Agriculture
President Coolidge told delegates at the Association of Land Grant Colleges that the government will omit no effort to avert repeats of recent agricultural difficulties. He urged farmers to focus on marketing to dispose of abnormal wartime surpluses and warned of an approaching era when the U S will be a major agricultural buyer.
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Washington
Coolidge
Association of Laid Grant Colleges
Smaller Leagues May Howl at Mack Plan
New York baseball officials approve Connie Mack plan to compel partial payments of purchase price to expensive minor league players but prefer Mack figure out the system. Majors have nothing to fear yet.
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New York
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Mack
Giants Reelect Stoneham as President and Board
Charles A Stoneham has been unanimously reelected president of the Giants and the entire board including manager John J McGraw has been returned to office, according to announcements from the New York National League headquarters. The piece notes opposition to Connie's plan and prospects of a general refusal by smaller leagues over price changes and player bonuses, with Yankees extending the player limit seen as unlikely.
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Connie
Yankee
New York
Charles A. Stoneham
Giants
Weinert Seeks Heavyweight Rise After Newark Victory
Charley Weinert envisions a future as a top heavyweight after defeating Firpo in Newark. He plans a tough schedule and awaits Tex Rickard’s word on a Madison Square Garden headliner. Firpo vows to return, refining training for clashes with Romero in Buffalo and Burke in Boston.
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Weinert
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Firpo
Dempsey
Quentin Romero
Buffalo
Martin Burke
Boston
Rich Society Man Weds Poor Girl In New Rochelle Ceremony
New York society was shocked by Leonard Kip Rhinelander 22 wedding Alice Beatrice Jones in New Rochelle city hall on October 14 Mayor Scott officiated with two city clerks as witnesses. The couple lives with the bride’s family. Rhinelander has recently acquired over $300,000 in wealth.
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New York
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New Rochelle
Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Scott
Kip
New Amsterdam
Class at YWCA for Sunday School Teachers Tonight
T W Andrews leads a 7:30 PM class at the YWCA for instructing Sunday school teachers. The session covers the Sunday school lesson and is open to all interested participants.
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T. W. Andrews
Sun Yat Sen Leaves Hong Kong for Shanghai
Dr Sun Yat Sen former South China leader departed Hong Kong today for Shanghai to take passage on the Shinyo Maru en route to Tientsin for a conference of Chinese leaders to discuss China's future government.
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Hong Kong
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Shanghai
Canton
Sun
Tientsin
China
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