Barrack Briefs colorfully notes cadets and events
Barrack Briefs lists class miscommunications about a shoe drawing, cadet pranks, and upcoming spring sports. It mentions El Paso correspondence, First and Second class dances, and cadets Patterson Plummer Goodyear and Taylor preparing for West Point with notes on training, birthdays, and mild humor about meals and suspenders.
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el Paso
Patterson
L. B. Plummer
Cap Combs
Rene
Tally” Tallichet
Cap. Combs
Tally
Cap
Rene Tallichet
Becker
Wrigley
West Point
Goodyear
Livingston N. Taylor
Broncos Meet Lobos in Swimming March 18
The New Mexico Military Institute and the University of New Mexico swim teams will clash in a dual meet at the Institute natatorium on March 18 in the afternoon. The Institute has won this meet most years and is said to have a strong swimming squad again. A fencing meet is also planned at the same time.
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New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico University
Fights Last Night From AP Report Include Seven Outpoints
Philadelphia Harry Dublinsky outpointed Firpo of Penns Grove New Jersey in eight. West Palm Beach Pete Nebo outpointed Lou Terry of St Louis in ten. St Paul Charlie Retzlaff beat Tom Meeney of New Zealand in ten. Art Lasky stopped Paul Pantaleo of Chicago in five. Alexandria Petey Sarrow stopped Bennie Schwartz and Bill Landos stopped Sam Romano in seven and five. Youngstown Jaquette Riverillo outpointed Freddie Fitzgerald while Lee Shepperd defeated Tony Catalino in ten.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Young Firpo
Penns Grove
N. J
West Palm Beach
Fla
Pete Nebo
Key West
Lou Terry
St. Louis
St. Paul
Charlie Retzlaff
Dulnth
Tom Meeney
New Zealand
Art ‘Lasky
Minneapolis
Paul Pantaleo
Prohibition Bureau to Focus on Suppliers Under New Funding Plan
The prohibition director Amos W. W. Woodcock said funding cuts and new restrictions aim to shift enforcement toward sources of supply, reduce federal force after July 1, and rely more on local authorities. Congress limited wire tapping and banned liquor purchases for evidence, complicating efforts against speakeasies.
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Prohibition Bureau
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Justice Department
Congress
House
Tinkham CR. Mass
Bureau
Woodcock
Budge
Federal Bureau
Far East War Booms Business in Agency Stirrup Shop
In Agency Missouri a small town shop claims to be the world’s only wooden stirrup factory. Boxes marked export hint at distant markets yet officials dodge questions about shipments to Japan. World War I saw 140000 sets sold to American cavalry. today production runs at 1200 sets weekly, not all for polo riders.
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Agency
Londos and Lewis Score Wins in Wrestling Matches
In Albany Jim Londos weighed 200 pounds from St. Louis toppled Ernie Dusek 210, after 39 minutes 18 seconds. In New York Ed Strangler Lewis at 240 pounds from Los Angeles defeated Sam Stein 206 after 46 minutes 32 seconds in Newark.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Jim Londos
St. Louis
Ernie Dusek
Nebraska
New York
Strangler
Lewis
Los Angeles
Sam Stein
Newark
Legislature Passes An Anti Scrip Bill In New Mexico
Santa Fe March 7 AP the legislature passes HB36 outlawing mining scrip and prohibits mercantile businesses from issuing or transferring it SB182 also bans scrip and would repeal HB36 with added penalties the bill awaits the governor’s decision and was reported by The Record.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
House
Senate
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Lou Caton
Lou
Sen- Ly
Red River
Emmer
Womans Club
Horesheves
Broncos
LOBOS
Youngstown
Jaquette Riverillo
Freddie Fitzgerald
Lee Shepperd
Cleveland
Tony Catalino
Charleston
W. Va
Tarver
Far East
Pubber Ice
O’neill
BY Jack SorDs
Rew Plor
Toledo
American Association Leagues Club
Hes and
Toronto Club
Steve
Peratures
Southwestern Public Service Company
America
Riverside
Riverside Tires
Riverside Standard
Ward
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Bureau of Standards
Riverside Spark Plugs
Es Pennsy LY
Montgomery Ward & CO
Roswell, N, Mex
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