Olympic Track Stars Project Bright Olympic Trials Ahead
President s of Kirby and the members optimistic about American Olympic prospects after Penn Relays and national championships. Sectional trials in Philadelphia Chicago and Pasadena June 26 and July 1 set to select a team featuring Joie Ray, Matt McGrath, and others from Stanford, California, Harvard, Rutgers, and Lafayette.
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Kirby
Neviean
Olympic
Antwerp
Tars
Joie Ray
Loic ‘Chison
Matt McGrath
Tatyan
Phiadelphia
Chino
Pasadena
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Iksey
Leland Stanford
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California
Seholz
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Lafayette
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Harvard
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Cambridge meet set as Joie Ray heads midseason trials
The report notes Joie Ray poised to stand out in Cambridge final trials amid strong collegiate rivals. The field includes Earl by Maxeant Gustafson from Penn Drisens from Boston Mayer from Cornelly Spoot from California and other noted competitors in distance and hurdle events.
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England
Cambridge
Joie Ray
Cambrie
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Earl
Maxeant
Gustafson
Penn
Drisens
Boston
Mayer
Cornelly
Intercollegiate track stars loom at Cambridge meet
The article previews a major track meet at Cambridge with top collegiate stars from Cornell Princeton Michigan New York Leland Stanford Williams and Yale among others. It notes expected strong showings in sprint and field events including high jump long jump and pole vault as athletes chase new American records.
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Real Kale Puts Stor. To Reckless Spending Of Yanks In Germany
Coblenz Germany June 12 The American Doughboys on the Rhine shift from marks to dollars as Uncle Sam pays in regular money. Private thrift returns as men use postal money orders and send home lighters to bank accounts.
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International
Coblenz
Rhine
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United States
Erzberner
Army Post Office
Will leaves widow income to brother, bars remarriage
A Montclair, New Jersey, notice reports John EK Leikeig died at 167 Park Street leaving his widow Lulu Leikauf income of 40000 dollars only if she does not marry anyone but her husband’s brother George L. Leilkint. The widow must exclude her father Ernest A. Schmidt from residence, or the provision fails. The will benefits the mother-in-law with support from the estate.
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International
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Leikeig
Park Street
Lulu Leikauf
George L. Leilkint
Ernest A. Schmidt
Cockroach dance study at Reed College shocks readers
International News Service reports at Reed College Dr. Helen Clark describes how soft music makes cockroaches dance and worms wriggle in cadence, with a mouse performing a "Tux trot" to whistled tunes. The piece blends odd science with local court notes and a dramatic gunshot incident.
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International News Service
Portland
Ove
Reed College
Helen Clark
Miss Clark
Whole Town on Stand in Breach of Promise Suit
Meyersdale Virginia June 42 Business crippled here for several days as more than two hundred leading citizens were called as witnesses in a breach of promise suit brought by Miss Iva Grice Sipple against Mahlon L. Bows.
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International News Services
Meyersdale
Iva Grice Sipple Agaist
Mahlon i. Bows
Katiler Mistakes Son For Auto Thief Tragedy
Ulifg Wi Trice, 4, dies in Ryan Oklahoma after being mistaken for a car thief by his father. International News Service reports the incident on June 12 as a fatal misidentification with a grim family tragedy.
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Katiler
Son
Wim
International News
Ryan
Okla
Ulifg Wi Trice
Civic Federation’s dandelion eradication campaign fails
A Civic Federation of Women’s Clubs campaign in Stockton Kansas to eradicate dandelions failed. The group offered two and a half cents per pound for all dandelions brought in as part of the effort, with local women leading the effort and boys reaping a harvest of what remained, amid poor participation.
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International News Service
Stockton
Kan
Civic Federation of Women's Clubs
West Virginia bans yellow schoolhouses amid budget crisis
Treasury bankruptcy forces Charleston officials to curb use of yellow schoolhouse paint and switch to safer colors. State Department of Education orders eliminate red and yellow hues, citing legal concerns. Several property notes list acres and minor sums, including 125 acres in Greens and a $2,800 price, with unrelated land transfers noted for Marie E. Widdowson and others.
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International News Service
Charleston
W. Vaedate
West Virginia
State Department of Recucation
Saisfactory
Ss. S. Stumpf
Marie E.' Widdowson
Parmer Farmers Rally Amid Flooded Fields Push
News dispatch reports farmers in Gran City Alabama battling floodwaters from heavy rains. Pitches forks clear flooded fields as Mississippi floods keep fields unworkable and pressure grows for traction system relief.
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Dy International News Service
Gran City
Mississippi
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