History of Track Records Recalled in Sport On Uptend
Traditional college rivals clash for indoor running honors at the Millrose A A carnival at Madison Square Garden on January 27 and 28. Rutgers meets Lafayette while Syracuse faces its upstate foe Colgate.
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A. P
Madison Square Garden
Rutgers
LaFayette
Syracuse
Upstate
Colette
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Nurmi
Ray
Watson
Hahn
Booth
Monroe Democratic Primary Set In February 1925
The City of Monroe Democratic Executive Committee adopted a resolution calling a February 17 1925 primary to nominate a Democratic candidate for City Councilman and Commissioner of Finance and Utilities to fill the unexpired term of Hillyer R Speed. Candidates must file intent by January 19 1925 and deposit $100 with the committee. The election will be held at six polling places across wards 1 to 6.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Monroe
Department of Finance and Utilities
Hillyer R. Speed
Louisville Avenue
North Sixth Street
Milner Motor Company
Washington and
Walnut Streets
City Hall
Peters Furniture Company
Grand and
Calypso
Stone and
South Fourth Streets
Motor Wheel Corporation
Jackson Street
M. M. Munholland
Seeded Classified Ad Sparks Massive Property Sale
A small seed classified ad prompts a large scale sale of property worth thousands. The notice suggests a bargain route through local listings, drawing attention from buyers and traders in the area.
Alexandria Plans to Enter Cotton States League in 1925
Manager W C Feazel of the Monroe Drillers reports Alexandria intends to join the Cotton States League for the 1925 season after backers signaled strong financial support. Alexandria officials filed a formal charter application as Baton Rouge sat out due to park ownership concerns. Feazel also sought Pine Bluff franchise backing and will attend a Jackson meeting Sunday to finalize season plans.
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Alexandria
Baton Rouge
W. C. Feazer
Monroe Drillers
Scott
Cotton States
George C. Merkle
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
T. A
Feazel
Jackson
Miss
Shoes on sale at D Masur & Sons
One lot Edwin Clapp shoes valued at 13.50 and 14.50 now offered at 9.45. One lot Walkover shoes up to 8.50 value reduced to 4.95. D Masur and Sons. October 21.
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Edwin Clapp
Walkover
D. Masur & Sons
Iberia Parish Farmers Credit Association Formed
Iberia Parish Louisiana sees the Iberia Parish Farmers Credit Association organized by local businessmen led by District Attorney E M Vuillemot. The group aims to provide funds to help farmers cope with low prices and 1924 drought until this year's crops are harvested.
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Credit Association
New Iberia
The
Iberia Parish
Notice of Letters of Administration for Beard Estate
Notice is given that Pearl Tilly Beard petitions for letters of administration on the estate of Lewis W. Beard, deceased. The matter is before the Fourth District Court of Ouachita Parish Louisiana Probate Docket No 2325. Cause must be shown within ten days to contest the petition.
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Lewis W. Beard
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Pearl Tilly Beard
Percy Sander
A. D
Strangler Lewis Recovering After Dueling With Mann
Ed Strangler Lewis, defeated by Wayne Big Mann for the heavyweight title, is resting comfortably in a Kansas City hospital after a sacroiliac joint sprain incurred when he slipped or was thrown from the ring during the Thursday night bout.
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Kansas City
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Wayne
Big
Tick problem halts cattle program at Industrial Lumber farm
Louisiana cattle operations at the Industrial Lumber company’s farm ceased expanding after selling their herd to Mr. McBirny of Welsh. The firm plans no large scale cattle raising until Louisiana’s tick issue is resolved.
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Oakdale
Industrial Lumber Company
Shirts on sale at deep discounts by D Masur and Sons
Local ad announces shirt sale with 2.50 and 3.00 values discounted to 1.95 during limited stock. The notice is attributed to D Masur and Sons and bears the date 10 21.
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D- Masur & Sons
Basketball Race Opens in Western Conference
The western conference basketball race begins tonight with eight teams competing. Ohio meets Indians in Columbus, Michigan faces Northwestern in Ann Arbor, Minnesota plays Wisconsin in Minneapolis, and Chicago versus Illinois takes place in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ohio
Indians
Columbus
Michigan
Northwestern
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Illinois
School Let for Two-Story Palmett Building
St Landry parish school board awarded a $7800 contract to a Baton Rouge firm for a two story brick building at Palmett La. Several other bidders were rejected.
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Alexandria
School Board
St. Landry Parish
Palmett
Baton Rouge
Bob Sage Falls to Champion Greb in Detroit Bout
In Detroit on January 10 Bob Sage billed as Battling Barrister was no match for middleweight champion Harry Greb. Greb led on points and the referee’s decision favored the champ as Sage, a Pittsburg fighter, lost amid mixed newspaper opinions on rounds.
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Detroit
Mich
Bob Sage
Harry Greb
Focal Arena
Pittsburger
Greb
Golf ball size on the agenda at USGA session
The United States Golf Association will devote major attention to ball size at its annual meeting in New York. A committee report is expected as England and Scotland oppose the larger ball, while Dr. C V Piper notes weed issues and fast greens at St Andrews.
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New York
United States Golf Association
United States
England
C. V. Piper
United States Department of Agriculture
St. Andrews
College Basketball Scores and Boxing Result Report
Oklahoma Aggies beat Phillipes 47 to 26 while Mississippi College led Alabama Kentucky 26 to 25 and Mississippi 23. In New York Harold Smith defeated Jackie Snyder in ten rounds yielding a bantamweight boxing win.
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Oklahoma Aggies
Phillipes
Mississippi
College
Alabama
Promising Horse Ordinance Sold to Mrs. Harry Whitney
Ordinance a 16.1 hand gray valued for the best hind leg since Tracery has been sold and will go to Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney for her stud farm near Red Bank New Jersey. The sale was announced by the late August Belmont estate.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Red Bank
N. J
Belmont
Hart, Hart Schaffner Style Plus Suit Clearance
Local ad announces reduction on Hart Schaffner Marx and Style Plus suits and overcoats during a clearance sale at D. Mausur & Sons with a date noted as 10-21.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
D. Masur & Sons
Baton Rouge Build Permits Rise Above 1921 Peak
Baton Rouge reports 1924 building permits total 2,243,336 surpassing 1921’s previous peak of 1,493,387. Of 1924 permits, 2,084,479 covered new work with the remainder for remodeling and other projects.
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Baton Rouge
Lat
Ranaiza
Radio Programs Courtesy Radio Digest
The Associated Press outlines radio listings from Radio Digest, noting program schedules, notable shows, and network affiliations for the upcoming broadcast period. Highlights include anticipated debuts and program changes across stations.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities with Concerts and Services
A compiled list of radio stations from across the U S detailing forthcoming concerts orchestras religious services and entertainment programs with times names and venues such as WGN Chicago WHK Cleveland WABC Philadelphia KDKA Pittsburgh WGY Schenectady and KFSG Los Angeles among others. The entries include 6 to 12 o'clock airings featuring concerts organ performances talk shows dances and sacred programs.
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WSB
Atlanta Journal
WMAQ
Chicago
Glee Club
Chicago Theatre Review
WGN
WLW
Cincinnati
WHK
Cleveland
WTAM
WFAA
Dallas News and Journal
WOCC
Davenport
Sandman
WCX
Detroit Free Press
WWJ
Detroit News
WTAS
Elgin
WBAP
Ft. Worth Star Telegram
KTHS
Hot Springs
WHAS
Louisville Times
WMC
Memphis
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
CKAC
Montreal
Wijd
Mooseheart
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
WDAR
Philadelphia
WFI
WIP
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAE
WAHG
Richmond Hill
WGY
Schenectady
Stevens Point
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Symphony Orchestra
WWI
WOC
Fort Worth Star Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
WOS
Jefferson City
KFS
Los Angeles
KFSG
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
WHN
New York
WEAF
Roxy and His Gang
WCAL
Northfield
Radio Schedules Hint Local Programming Details
A fragmented broadcast listing shows multiple stations and times for choir violin quartet sermon sacred services and concerts across markets including Atlanta Beaumont Boston Buffalo Cleveland Chicago with partial entries and truncated program notes.
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WEMC
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Prive
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MR Kramer
Aran
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Pyglrn
Ireland
New York State
Tommy Lawn
Harry Traub
Tony Canzoneri
W. G. George
Tom Coniff
John Paul Jones
Cornell University
Norman Taber
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
California
Brooklyn
Martin
Augie Pisano
Pisano
New York State Athletic Commission
Florida
Walter Haven
St. Petersburg
Joe Kirkwood
Champon
Cyril Walker
Winter Haven
Dave Kober
Evanston Country Club
ED Strong
Cotton States League
Pine Bluff
Leon H. Pooler
Theus, Grisham and Davis
New Jersey
Coast Guard
Lewes
Delaware
Del
U. S. Coast Guard
Kickapoo
Veesels
Strangler
Piper
Kentucky
Arkansas
Hendrix
Harry Whitney
WOO
KGW
Portland Oregonian
WOAI
San Antonio
KPO
San Francisco
KFNF
Shenandoah
WBZ
Springfield
WEEI
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
Bell TailOrs
Desiard ST
Billy Sunday
Tampa
Ouachita Cigar
Ruston
Shreveport
So. Grand
Kirschbaum
DeSiard
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