Bowling Stars Falter Little in All Events Standings
Peoria March 25 Leaders withstood attacks at the American Bowling Congress at Central Alley Indianapolis. Individual and team results show Twohnauer of Cincinnati leading singles with 681, Whiting and Stenkel near top, Meyer and Cray top two man team in seventeenth, with Chicago Milwaukee and others fielding teams. Formal withdrawal of coal distribution ads ordered by fuel administrator Hines to cease after April 1.
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Texas Wonder advertisement for kidney and bladder relief
A Texas Wonder remedy claims to ease kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, rheumatism, and back pain. It promises bladder regulation and irregularities, with mailed orders $1.25 and sworn testimonials from W. Hall at 2926 Olive St. Sold by druggists. Adv.
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Olive St
Heydler and Magee Trade Charges Over Baseball Expose
New York March 35 John A Heydler president of the National League challenges Lee Magee former Cincinnati and Chicago player to reveal his biggest bomb in baseball history Magee plans to disclose charges used to bar him from the league Heydler says no further action unless Magee produces evidence implicating others or showing their guilt Treder President Trevdier states most players are honest and aims to prevent a stigma from a few undesirables The league reserves the right to bar players who fail to meet sportsman standards
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John A. Heydler
National League
Lee Magee
Cincinnati
Magee
Trevdier
Heydier
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Davis Cup Body Recommends No U S Tennis Olympic Team
The Davis cup committee advises the United States Lawn Tennis Association to withhold sending a tennis team to the Olympic games. The overlap with US championships and Belgium event dates makes adequate representation impossible.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Belgium
Exhibition Games Feature Senators and Nationals Showdowns
In Tampa and Los Angeles exhibition action, the Senators defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3 while the Nationals clashed with the Cubs. Other results include Detroit and Washington pairings with varied scorers and pitchers noted, as teams test rosters in spring play.
Strike Averted as Anthracite Miners Near Deal
NEW YORK March 25 A strike of anthracite miners was averted as owners notified workers they would accept a wage increase decided in the upcoming low agreement retroactive to April 1 the date the present pact expires. Sub committee talks to set a new arrangement may run until mid next month and miners warned they could strike if talks fail to yield a satisfactory agreement.
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New York
Ofoenmers
Dublin Civilian Shot in South Wiam Street Incident
A Dublin civilian named Smith was shot on South Wiam Street while walking this evening and died from wounds. The assailant escaped, and police launched an investigation into the fatal attack.
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Dublin
Smith
Wiam
Bowling Yotal Pins Set At High Scores
Bob Wittler tops the scores with 187 high single and 193 high average. A 677 total pins mark is noted. Next game Rain Crows face Flicers Thursday night.
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Yotal
Bob Wittler
Rain Crows
Flicers
Orpheum Patrons To See Real Cowboys
Buck Jones stars in The Last Straw at the Orpheum with real cowboys performing riding and roping. Filmed largely on the Verdi ranch near the Mojave, the production features prominent cattle scenes and a large branding effort of 1773.009 head, reflecting hard work by ranch hands and foremen in the desert terrain.
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Buck Jones
William Fox
Harold Titus
Orpheum Theater
Great Verdi Ranch
Mojave Desert
California
Buck James
Tims
Chicago Budget Boosts City Payroll by Ten Percent
Chicago's budget proposal envisions a ten percent wage increase for city employees and related adjustments. The council directs the finance committee to submit a substituted budget, amid labor actions including a strike by Teamsters and others, with debates over appropriations and staff retention.
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Chicago
Chav
Weil
Feisal Proclaims Syria King and Demands French Exit
Semir Feisal, recently proclaimed king of Syria, gives the French until April six to leave Syria and orders the British out of Palestine. He explains to the Allied supreme council the steps toward his coronation. Premier Lloyd George says recognition is denied and Lebanon protests sovereignty. Feisal says the proclamation will not affect relations with the Allies.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Beirut
Semir Feisal
Syria
Palestine
Prince Feisal
Hedjaz
Supreme Council
Liord George
Lebanon
Emir Feisal
al- Hes
Winners Named in Boys Efficiency Contest at Y M C A
S N Gabel and T E Manchester announce the YMCA Boys Efficiency Contest winners. Old English letters go to top scorers across Junior A B C and Prep classes, with banquets set for April 9. Top team scores include Junior A Team 2 with 25 770 points and Junior B Team 1 with 22 311 points.
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Y.M.C.A
S. N. Gabel
Association
T. E. Manchester Boys
Employed B Class Team No 2 Wins With 16148 Points
In the Employed B class Team No 2 won with 16148 points while Team No 4 scored 4805 and Team No 3 had 3222 and Team No 1 2364. Ray Rossiter'''s 2858 points top the event earning the Old English letter. The next ten finishers include Wilbert Voth Jesse Guyatt Lindon Howlett Arthur Voth Christian Filler Edwin Lincoln John Short Milton Brewer Carl Pfaffe and Edgar Fuller. Three captains Willis Fleer John Bond and Charles Wolkitt join as well.
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George Govert
George Grimmer
John Luhrs
Richard Whitney
Curtis Ippensen
Eugene Hess Montgomery Carrott
Richard Pierson Warry Thomas
Jack Reighard
Thomas Grimmer
Raymond Hart
Arthur Jeideman
Donald Bushnell
Jack Benson
Virgil Berblinger
Verlin Grover
John Channon
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Richard Bush
Ellery Johnson
Grady McKay
Joseph Strohl
Francis Timothy
Walter Leemhuis
Joseph Best
Donald Ahrens
Chester Channon
Harold Cordsiemann
Frank Lepper
Albert Wilson
Jack Price
John Evans
Charles Binker
Elmer Rossmiller
Louis Walker
Delmar Gardner
Lioyd Hutchison
Alva Penn
William Winkler
Robert Christ
Eugene Hunsaker
George Goodapple
Lester Ellerbrook
Ralph Bunting
Howard Sullivan
Harry Sullivan
Edgar Ernst
Harold Welch
Charles Ernst
Harold O’farrell
Charles George
Harold Pedulin
Donald McConnell
Elmer Richardson
Evert Kinrai
Arthur Thompson
Louis Porth
Ralph O'Farrell
John Fothn
Williard
Ray Rossitér
Wilbert Voth
Jesse Guyatt
Lindon Howlett
Arthur Voth
Christian Filler
Edwin Lincoln
John Short
Milton Brewer
Carl Pfaffe
Edgar Fuller
Willis Fleer
John Bond
Charles Wolkitt
Kiel units in revolt depose Baltic station officers
Naval units at Kiel aboard Tuesday overthrew their officers and the officers of the Baltic station including Rear Admiral Evers the new chief. Deck hands and members of the Republican Officers' league filled the posts in Berlin advices.
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Kiel
Baltic
Evers
Berlin
Agronomy Dean Named at State University
Chicago March 25 Professor W K Burlison was appointed head of the department of agronomy to succeed Prof Cyril G Hopkins who died in Gibraltar last year while returning from a Greece research expedition.
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Chicago
Pofessor
W. K. Burlison
Department of
Cyril G. Hopkins
Gibraltar
Greece
State University
Break Dock Strike Replaced by Guarded Workers
In The Hague on March 23 under heavy police guard hundreds of workers from nearby villages replaced striking dockers at Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Several ships were loaded after a six week tie up.
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the Hague
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Carpentier agrees to box army inspector in New York
Georges Carpentier Europe's champion heavyweight arrived in the United States and is reported to have agreed to stage an exhibition bout tonight. Major A. J. Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia will be his opponent, an amateur heavyweight and chairman of the Army Navy and Civilian board of control.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Europe
United States
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Philadelphia
Major Biddle
Army, Navy and Civilian Board of Control
Short Armistice Arranged in German Civil War Report
The Hague dispatch reports a forty eight hours armistice in German civil conflict, to continue unless a twenty four hour notice is given. Wesel Anhalt and Bocholt remained in government militia control at 1 pm Wednesday.
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the Handelsblad
Bielefeld
Westphalia
Niewe Coispanth
Wesel Anhalt
Bocholt
Inquest On Lord Mayor MacCaurtain Resumes In Cork
The inquest into the murdered Lord Mayor MacCaurtain resumed at Cork City Hall amid a heavy police guard. The attorney general promised full facilities for the investigation as several witnesses were examined, though testimony added little new detail.
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MacCaurtain
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