Regimental basketball league plans dual play for eastern and western shores
A historical note describes tentative plans for a regimental basketball league with teams from First Regiment and Company A. The idea proposes a dual schedule to reduce long travel, with matches on both Western and Eastern Shores. Towns listed include Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland and Annapolis among others.
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Annapolis
County fair animal show lists prizes and participants
The article catalogs dozens of livestock and horse classes with winners and prizes across ages and breeds. Names like Joseph Barron H. B. Witter J.C. Dickson appear repeatedly, along with locations such as Chestertown Centerville Salisbury Cambridge and Crisfield. The text also references a Kiddies Friends Parade and Shetland ponies in harness, noting specific horses and prize money or ribbons.
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Clyde Smith
Shetland Powles
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Fay Child
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Chede Smith
Wala
Colby Bars Rum Searches In Diplomonets Banyans
Colby asserts actions to curb rum searches and protect diplomats in a tense Washington report. He references constitutional safeguards and anti theft arguments, signaling strong stance on security measures amid international concerns.
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Washington
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A fragmented OCR item mentions Shell American College and May War Shvings Stamps with garbled phrasing, indicating a local notice or short feature lacking readable names or dates. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a substantive event or outcome for a proper summary.
Paid off strike amid New York building labor hearings
Testimony in a New York labor committee focused on payments totaling $25,000 to end a strike. Witnesses described reimbursements, forged or altered records, and attempts to suppress or misrepresent contractor bid information amid allegations of unlawful practices in the stone and ventilation contracting sectors.
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John T. Hetrick
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Totirbek
Ann
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Greater New York Cut Stone Contractors Association
Fall River Factory Offers Wage Cut to Prevent Shutdown
Six hundred workers at a Fall River plant agreed to a twenty percent wage reduction to avert a threatened shutdown. The textiles firm, producing cleaning cloths, carton packing, and coarse cotton yarn, cited high operating costs and weak demand as the cause. The plant employs about six hundred workers in the royal mills.
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Fall River
Rory
Joval Uilis
Pay Targets $2000 for Pastors at General Baptist Meet
The General Baptist convention in Huttons urges Meher pay on record of $2000 for ordained ministers. WHlimsport reports the planned allotment includes fees and allowances, aiming to support clergy salaries and related expenses.
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Whlimsport
Penns
General Baptist Convention
Huttons
Meher
Mange
Befefepes case against Mrs Ellis Ashby Yost details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references a legal dispute involving Mrs Ellis Ashby Yost and Trainman, mentioning a fee of 100 dollars and a police or court context. Names and details are garbled, leaving the outcome and parties mostly unknown. The readable items include references to a robbery or theft action and a potential fee or fine.
Sulphur bottom whale noted as Pacific’s giant albomammal
The sulphur bottom whale of the Pacific, often 100 feet long, stands as the largest albomammal and likely the largest creature ever to have lived.
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Pacific
Penn student murder suspect linked to crime
A Penn student is identified as a murder suspect after a Colt revolver found in a car tied to him. Police report evidence including a bloodstained weapon and ties to the victim, with investigators pursuing a university freshman as a possible accomplice.
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Waylay Ireland Ort 23 and Three in
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident involving Ireland Ort on the date of the 23rd with three inches mentioned and two amenities implied. Details are unclear due to broken text.
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Waylay
Ireland
U S Gypsum Mining Surges Last Year
About 265 and 230 000 short tons of gypsum were mined in the United States during the year, showing an increase from the previous year's 373 000 tons.
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United States
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