Man O War's Son Captures Turf Honors
American Flag, son of Man O War, dominates as top three year old, while Pompey tops two year olds with Futurity and Hopeful wins. Flying Ebony surprises at Churchill Downs, and Coventry upsets in the Pimlico Preakness. Imperials beat Scholastics as Harris and Cowmeadow shine for the losers in New Wilmington action.
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England
Baiward
France
American Flag
O’ War
Pompey
Flight of Time
Flying Ebony
Earl Sande
Pimlico
Coventry
Phantoms overpower First Baptist in YMCA basketball
Phantoms defeat First Baptist 25 to 11 Tuesday at the Y M C A gym. Sankey and Pittaway led the winners with four field goals each while Mc Clymonds starred for the losers. Handle and substitutions listed with a 15 to 4 halftime margin.
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First Baptist Church
Phantoms
Sankey
Pittaway
McClymonds
Phantom Five
First Baptist
Hayden Pittaway
Pad Wise
Wallace
Lena Brenner
Shuriff
Rashi Ace Ae Smith Bon Rie
Os Campbell
Vago
Shuliff
Campbell
Alfare
Smith
Imperials Edge Central Christians In Close Gym Bout
The Imperial Five coached by Andy Hartman defeated Central Christians 15 to 13 at the Y gym in a tight, back and forth floor game. The Imperials led most of the way and held on to restore their form.
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New Wilmington
Andy Hartman
Imperial Five
Central Christians
Imperials
Stecher Named Mat Champion by New York Commission
New York December 29 1925 Stecher who dominated the catch as can wrestling season emerged as a recognized champion by the New York Commission after a tumultuous year that saw Strangler Lewis lose the title and be hospitalized Wayne Munn also disputed the claim while facing stiff opposition from rivals including Stanislaus Zbyszko in Philadelphia.
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Stecher
New York Commission
International News Service
New York
Strangler Lewis
Wayne
Big” Munn
University of Nebraska
Strangler
Manny
Zbyszko
Philadelphia
Stanislaus
Munn
Wampum Scouts Dominant Over Junior A YMCA Team
Wampum Scouts crushed the Junior A YMCA squad 28 to 2 in the association gym. Hennon led with six field goals, Boone and Gaffney added multiple scores, while McLaughlin scored the lone points for New Castle from foul shots.
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Wampum Boy
Association
Hennon
McLaughlin
New Castle
Junior A
Wampum
Boone Goodwin
Gaffney A. Jones
Hennon McBurney
Hildebrand Sage
Herbert
Gaffney
Boone
Sage
Chris Clark
Re Broadcast Plan For New Years Day 1926
A diagram outlines the intercontinental broadcast exchange for New Year 1926. London program sent via Station 5XX on 1600 meters to Belfast Maine and transformed to 52 meters for WJZ New York. Wires carry to KDKA Pittsburgh WRC Washington and WBZ Springfield with WJZ also on 455 meters. Big Ben chimes from London Tower broadcast at midnight and a New Year’s program follows.
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Intercontinental Broadcast Exchange
London
Atlantic
5XX
Belfast
WJZ
New York
Boundbrook
N. J
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WRC
Washington
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Tower of London
Radio East Side Noise Sparks Community Talks and DX Log
Reader letters report reception issues on the East Side tied to W E A B and WGHB in Clearwater Florida. Messages list dozens of stations logged from 7:30 pm to 2:30 am and claim 150 stations with 250 expected, noting DX efforts and a church outreach plan for stronger Sunday attendance.
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Katie Bender
Clearwater
Florida
WGHB
KFO
WLID
WSI
WGY
WTAM
WCAE
WSBC
WMR
KDKA
WLS
WJJD
WHAS
WXAC
WMMB
WCLS
WPG
WREO
WJAX
WBOQ
WSMB
KOA
WSAI
WCCO
WSB
WQJ
WRC
WFAA
WJIRL
WLIB
WOAW
WJAZ
WFAD
WLBL
WENR
KFLB
WDAF
Clifford Clements
CKNC
Toronto
Canada
6KW
Tumuca
Cuba
CYL
Mexico City
KFI
KPO
KFWB
WMBF
WBAP
WEAA
KGW
KFMX
KOIL
WGBU
Fulford
Fla
PWX
Havana
KNX
Los Angeles
KFM
Austin Tex
Holiday Party Held by Seventh Ward at Local Church
The Madison Avenue Christian church basement hosted the Seventh Ward News holiday gathering Tuesday evening. Many church youths attended as games and music filled the night, followed by seasonal refreshments served by the organizing committee led by Doris Franklin with Helen Wilson Irene Dibbley Harold McCartney and Milton McHattie assisting.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
R. A. Franklin
Doris Franklin
Helen Wilson
Irene Dibbley
Harold McCartney
Milton McHattie
Portland Sports Fact Check Amid Unnamed Athlete
A cryptic note questions KGW in Portland Oregon and asks which other figures achieve greater reach than a cited young athlete. It hints at local broadcasting or athletic comparisons without naming individuals or events.
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KGW
Portland
Oregon
Broadcast Schedule for KYW and WBE Stations on New Year's Eve 1925
Program listings for KYW Chicago and WBE New England show December 31 1925 lineups including bedtime stories speeches readings musical programs insomnia club and end of year services. Times cover CST and EST with concerts Irish music guitar ukulele and weather reports toward the New Year.
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KYW
Chicago
Central Standard
WBE
New England
Little Symphony Orchestra
United States
New Yyar's Revue
Stay for Church Sunday Observance Noted
The note indicates a community event where attendance at Sunday School will be emphasized during a church Sunday. It calls on families to stay for services and participate in the church’s Sunday program.
Transportation department caps three-game set in bowling league
The Penna Ohio Electric company bowling league at Pierce and Bartsch alleys saw the Transportation department cap two games of the three. Lackey posted the high score of 178 for the evening. The results follow.
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Transportation Department
Commercial Department
Ohio Electric Company
Pierce & Bartsch
Lackey
Transportation
Newspapermen Meet In Harrisburg January 19
Harrisburg hosts the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association on Tuesday January 19. The program includes executive committee at 9 a m general session 10 to 12 30 and afternoon reports and officer election from 2 to 5. Speakers include Charles B Spatz James Wright Brown Frank E Gannet and Ross W Kellogg with a dinner at 6 30 p m.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Albert W. Fell
Charles B. Spatz
Boyertown
Association
John L. Stewart
Washington
Edwin 8.Friendly
The
New York Sun
James Wright Brown
Frank E. Gannett
Ross W. Kellogg
Ithaca
N. Y
Christmas Pageant At Second Church Raises Over Seven Hundred
The Second United Presbyterian Church Sunday school raised more than $700 as a white gift offering during the Christmas program. The pageant Like the Wise Men, told by Josephine Allen, drew a large audience. Orchestra and choir numbers highlighted the evening, with thanks to the committee of Mr and Mrs David Rees Mr and Mrs Dwight Connor and Miss Hanna.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
Josephine Allen
David Rees
Dwight Connor
Hanna
Watch Parties Planned in Seventh Ward Churches
Plans are set for two Seventh Ward watch parties on Thursday evening. At Mahoning Methodist Church a 8 p m to 12 m social and devotional program includes music and refreshments. Mahoning Presbyterian Church hosts Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society with a readings and musical program plus an old fashioned spelling bee. tickets fund missionary apportionment.
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Seventh Ward
Mahoning Methodist Church
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Yuletide Program Delights E and A Division Workers
Pennsylvania Railroad E and A division employees from the seventh ward attended a senior high school Yuletide program Tuesday afternoon. Attendees said the program was interesting and well enjoyed.
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E. & A. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seventh Ward
Miss Isabel Wallace Visits Harbor Bridge Guest
Miss Isabel Wallace of Harbor Bridge spent Tuesday as the guest of Miss Harriet Truby of North Cedar Street, enjoying an afternoon together and social calls.
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Isabel Wallace
Harbor Bridge
Harriet Truby
N. Cedar Street
Mrs. Harlan Haun Visits Akron Homecoming
Mrs. Harlan Haun of Akron has returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weitz on West Madison Avenue.
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Harlan Haun
Akron
W. E. Weitz
W. Madison Avenue
Coulters Return Home After Visit to Canton Relatives
Mr and Mrs J C Coulter of Ashland avenue have returned home following a visit to relatives in Canton Ohio.
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Canton
J. C. Coulter
Ashland Avenue
Agan Returns to Penn After Winter Vacation
James Agan of West Madison Avenue, a University of Pennsylvania student, has returned to campus to resume his studies following a vacation spent at his parents Mr and Mrs J L Agan home
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James Agan
West Madison Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
J. L. Agan
Cameron Visit Of Charles McCann To Grandparents
Charles McCann of West Clayton street visits at the Cameron home of his grandparents in Cameron West Virginia.
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Cameron
Charles McCann
West Clayton Street
Cameron, W. Va
Visiting Here by Plaingrove Man at Montgomery Ave Home
Ralph DeVivo of Plaingrove New Jersey is visiting at the home of his uncle M DeVivo on Montgomery avenue.
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Ralph DeVivo
Plaingrove
N. J
M. DeVivo
Montgomery Avenue
McBride Family Greet Guests From Ravenna
Mr and Mrs J H McBride of Arch street plan New Year’s guests from Ravenna Ohio Mr and Mrs Sam Kipp and family to visit over the weekend and during New Year’s.
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J. H. McBride
Arch Street
Sam Kipp
Ravenna
Shannon Family Returns to Butler After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Shannon and daughter Elizabeth of Butler along with Floyd B. Shannon, a student at Union Theological Seminary in New York City, returned to Butler following a visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fox on Sixth Street.
Ammonia Burn Injures Man at New Castle Sausage Plant
Gerald Watter of North Cedar street suffered facial and hand burns from ammonia while working at the New Castle Sausage company on Monday afternoon. The injuries, though painful, are not serious and he was taken to his parents' home for care.
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Gerald Watter
North Cedar Street
New Castle
Vatter Couple Living On Cedar Street Report Quiet Recovery
Mr and Mrs R Vatter reside on Cedar street as he recovers and remains as well as can be expected, with family noting steady improvement.
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Mrs. R. Vatter
Cedar Street
Radiator Works Bowling League Results Report
Office team won three games from Foundry in last evening’s National Radiator Company league action. Machine Shop took two of three from Fitting and Machining. McNickle of Office posted the high score with 184.
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Office
McNickle
County W C T U Victory Luncheon Set for Jan 16
Lawrence County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold their annual Victory Luncheon on Saturday January 16 at Central Presbyterian Church. President Miss Margaret Walker arranged an after dinner program and many county workers are expected to attend.
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Lawrence County
Tarentum Service Station Manager Arrested in $600 Theft Case
Louis N. Smith of Youngstown Ohio was arrested here by Constable James Ellison on a Tarentum Pennsylvania warrant after an informant from Butler accused him of stealing about $600 while working at a Tarentum service station. He remained jailed until a local constable could transfer him.
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Louis N. Smith
Youngstown, C
James Ellison
Tarentum
W. J. Ffister
Butler
Smith
Tarentum Station Manager Vanishes With Receipts
J W Bell brought Smith back to Tarentum after Pfister at the Tarentum service station learned Smith would arrive to make final payments on an automobile. Smith had been made manager there, took all receipts, and disappeared. Ellison aided in apprehending him. Pfister operates stations at Butler Chicora and Tarentum.
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Tarentum
J. W. Bell
Pfister
Smith
Ellison
Butler
Chicora
Tarentum Place
Alderman Marshall Opens New Office in Wallace Block
William Marshall alderman elect of the First ward will occupy two rooms on the second floor of the Wallace block at the corner of Washington and North Jefferson streets. He plans to start business operations on Monday January 4.
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William Marshall
Elec
Wallace Block
Washington
Jefferson Streets
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