Regimental basketball plans eyed for dual Western and Eastern Shore play
AWorld War era report describes efforts to organize regimental teams across the Western and Eastern Shores. Proposals include dual play to reduce travel and crown a regimental champion, with towns from Frederick to Annapolis and Bel Air to Cumberland named as potential sites.
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Local Livestock Shows Highlight Youth Winners and Classes
Entries from Chestertown Centerville Salisbury Cambridge and Crisfield yield a slate of young riders and livestock prizes. Joseph Barron garners multiple top honors in ewe and buck categories across age groups while H B Witter and J C Dickson also collect best buck and best ewe awards. The Kiddies Friends Parade features Shetland ponies and a pony saddle class driven by a child, with Clyde Smith and Jolliffe noted for top mounts.
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Colby Bars Rum Searches In Protecting Banyans
Colby asserts actions to protect diplomats and sanctions against theft, citing constitutional principles. Report notes his stance on safeguarding embassy or diplomatic assets and risks of theft triggering legal protections.
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Shell American College in City Faces War Shifts
Fragmentary OCR notes report a college in a city facing shifts in wartime stamps and regional steps. Names and locations are unclear but reference a ninth district and wartime programs.
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Paid Off Strike Ends Amid 25000 Payouts in New York Building Case
A New York hearing details a 25000 payment to end a strike linked to construction work. Witnesses describe unemployment actions, union involvement, and alleged improper bidding and record handling. Attorney efforts to obtain documents continue as investigators seek material tied to contractors and unions.
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Fall River Factory Offers Wage Cut Amid Shutdown Threat
Fall River workers consent to a twenty percent wage reduction as a response to a looming shutdown and high operating costs. The plant, employing about six hundred, produces cleaning oils, carbox packing, coarse cotton, mop yarns, and related goods in the royal mill district.
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Pastors Urged to Seek Pay Noted by General Baptist
October 22 report from WHlimsport and The Penn s notes General Baptist convention leader Huttons urging Meher to record pay of 2000 dollars for pastors. Authority seeks orderly funding and support for ordained ministers amid ongoing discussions.
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Beiepepes v Ashby Yost Trainman Feud Reported
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal or police notice involving Beiepepes v Ashby Yost and Trainman figures. The text is garbled but mentions a $100 fee and references a visored society, audits, and a rail or braid motif. Secondhand phrasing limits clarity on names, dates, or outcomes.
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Sulphur bottom whale noted as largest albomammal
The sulphur bottom whale of the Pacific, commonly about 100 feet long, is described as the largest albomammal and possibly the largest creature ever to have lived.
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Penn student murder suspect linked to crime
A Penn student is identified as a murder suspect after a car linked to him is found near the crime scene. A Colt revolver and blood evidence are cited, with police awaiting warrants and testimony from district attorney aides as the investigation focuses on a freshman believed to have driven the vehicle.
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Waylay Ireland Ort 23 Three in Two of the amen
Fragmentary OCR notes report an incident involving two suspects seen in Ireland Ort on the 23rd. Police say two men allegedly assaulted a person and fled the scene. Further details, identities, and the investigation status are unclear from the text.
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US gypsum mining up by 373 thousand tons from prior year
About 230 000 short tons of gypsum were mined in the United States last year, an increase from the previous year by 373 000 tons.
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