Two Men Fined For Disorder At Race Track Fight
Edward Rowley and James A. Hunter of Washington were fined forty five dollars plus costs after a Saturday afternoon battle with police at the Fair Grounds water cycle race. Rowley struck Officer Bartgis and was overpowered. both men were jailed until the hearing. spectators clashed with state police as crowds dispersed.
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Thos R Marshall Ex Vice President Dies in Washington
The article recalls Thomas R. Marshall, Indiana governor and vice president candidate, born in Indiana and known as a plain everyday American. It notes his governorship focused on welfare of the needy and his long political career including 1912 and 1916 nominations.
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Washington
A Czar for the Radio Industry Discussed by Officials
The piece weighs the idea of appointing a national radio czar to regulate programs and advertising. It cites Major General George C. Squier and W. O. Terrell as potential figures and weighs self governance by broadcasters versus government censorship. It also notes listeners could elect a president of a fans organization to represent consumer interests.
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U. S. Army
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Marshall’s Career Path After Vice Presidency
The record notes Mr. Marshall serving as Vice President in March then spending weeks in Arizona to rest. He subsequently traveled across the country for several months on a lecture tour, reflecting a broad postoffice career arc.
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U B Memorial Services Honors Departed Members
Impressive memorial services were held at Centennial Memorial United Brethren church for church and Sunday School members who died in the past year and for former pastor Rev. E J Hummelbaugh. Included were laurel cross ceremonies, a children’s flower procession, and a Whitsun sermon. The week’s events include prayer, official board, a district school program, and a reunion at Quincy Orphanage and Home.
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E. J. Hummelbaugh
Mia
Laura Morgan
Frederick E. Wiles
Zella Summers
Albert Guths, Jr
Ira O. Smith
Pythian Castle
Quincy
Crossword Puzzle From The Daily Journal
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Knights of Pythias Meeting and Picnic Plans
An entertaining meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock at the Pythian Castle by Mountain City Lodge No. 3. Grand Chancellor Rinsler and Grand Inspector Hartman, along with Saul Praeger and other Grand Lodge officers, will preside. Arrangements for the annual picnic on Saturday, June 6, will be completed.
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Evening Broadcast Time Table Compiled for The News
The News presents an evening schedule compiled for readers by NE e. The list outlines program times and broadcaster names to help viewers plan their nightly viewing across local channels. The timetable reflects the era's station lineups and scheduling practices.
Puzzle Answer Echoes Saturday Teasers
Puzzle lines read Fo knock and Sheltered repeated. the fragment hints at a Saturday puzzle answer. No clear person, place, or organization identified.
Many Arrests Over Week End Holiday Reported
City police made numerous arrests over the weekend for drunken and disorderly conduct. J R Jenkinng of Martinsburg was jailed after failing to post collateral pending a hearing before Justice August Brust tonight. Nelson Stockman and Carl Bell were jailed for drunken on the street after posting no collateral. Al bert Smith and Ben Lowe also jailed for drunken offenses. Zeno Brightwell was released on town recognizance after a Sunday arrest for street fighting. John 2 Smith arrested on a traffic violation near Baltimore.
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Bartais
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Smith
Ben Lowe
Bartels
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Baltimore
Local Traffic Arrests Reported In Brief Notices
A collection of terse crime briefs notes several arrests. Denby C. Boaks posted $5 collateral for a hearing tonight. Washington man Igharge faced collateral of $25 on a local meatling charge. E Crumbler was arrested for exceeding a speed limit of 35 miles per hour in a separate local case.
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Washington
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