Newtown Tring Camden In Preliminary Game
Rivalry sparks on Armory Court as Sellebury and Milford clash in a rough preliminary contest. Players such as Jackson, Krahe, Ackerman, and Denney produced multiple field goals while refereeing by H. C Johnson. Final outcome undecided at whistle with both sides tallying key scores early.
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Newtown Tring
Camden
Letebery Pee
Jones
Denny Krahe
Ackerman Beacon
Salisbury
Jackson
Smith
Townsend
Benson
Krahe
Milford Denney
Lynch
Ackerman
Paul II
Milford
Denney
Lvarh
Wtter
Weferee
H. C Johnson
Sababury
Man Charged On Age Discrimination Case in Municipal Record
William Hearn of the city faced five charges after a January 1 stop on Quan tico Road for a truck and trailer without proper registration. He pleaded guilty to all five counts including missing registration, no license, and displaying no marks. He paid fines plus costs. an appeal followed from the defense claiming the truck and trailer bore amber lights and were improperly tagged.
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William Hearn
Ravan
Quantico Road
Hearn
Loeg and Johnsons
Janus
Arthur Pareig
Parker
R S T M Metcull Awarded Radoo Prize
Mrs Themes H Mitchell receives the Radoo Prize after a national telegraphy contest. The award was announced following a nine o clock broadcast via Western Union with the prize program focusing on vocational effort. The station logged 3333 messages nationwide during the relay.
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Themes H. Mitchell
Mantel
Mitchell
Feral Western Union
Healthy Baby Exhibit Seeks Top Infant In Community
A local event invites babies up to two years old to compete for the most healthy appearance. Judges, including community doctors, will assess each infant on merit. A public nurse will assist as readings occur Thursday night at Usnen's, with awards planned for the healthiest baby.
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Usnen’s. Crete
Walker
Juderee
Sheriff’s Mother Dies At Hebron Home
Mrs. Joseph A. Phillipe mother of Sheriff G. Murray Phillips of Wicomico County died at her Hebron home after a ten day illness. She was 87 and leaves husband and five children, with several relatives. Funeral services will be held at 11 o clock Sunday with Rev. HW Hungerford officiating. Two unrelated notes mention gas and refrigerants.
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Joseph A. Phillipe
G. Murray Phillips
Sherif
Wicomico Co
Hebron
Isaac Jaarl Seebeces
Canter
Reckawalkin
Letitiai
Robert Wimbrow
Phillips
C. HW
Hungerford
Isaac T Wimbrow
Marin Melson
Vebron
T Walters
Parksley
G. Macray PhUlp
Willian Wripnt
Frankouper
Northumberland Co
Edmus Tayour
Kings Married at Home of Parents in Rowing Circle
Ilies King married at home of her parents with Miss Hanel Jones as maid of honor. She wore a dress and hat in the same shade while Mr James Kenney served as best man. Mrs Campbell is a graduate of Beacom’s Business College.
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Ilies King
Hanel Jones
Honer
Henasik
James Kenney
Campbell
Beacom
Cei
Nurmi Sets Three World Records in One Night
Paavo Nurmi, racing for Finland, broke three world marks in a single night, dominating Ritola and other rivals. He clocked new bests in the mile and three quarters, 2000 meters, and the mile, lapping three rivals as he surged ahead. Nurmi prepares for another attempt at Fordham and Chicago tonight as he aims to redeem his honors.
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New York
Paave Nurmi
Ritola
Nurmi
Fordham
Middlewest
Efort
Chicago
Pennsylvania gunners record bag in 21 deer and bear tallies
Harrisburg Jan 16 The Game Commission secretary Seth Gordon announced that 1924 deer kills reached 7 778 up from 6 452 in 1923 and bear kills rose to 929 from 600 Elk kills were ten versus two in 1923 and wild turkey estimates about 2 200 down from 6 039 in 1923
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Seth &. Gordon
The
Game Commission
Gordon
Language to Negress Causes Arrest and Fine
Walter Parsons faced municipal court for making threats and using abusive language toward Claudia Tomas. He pled guilty to the charge and was fined $1000 plus costs. Claudia attended the hearing.
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Claudia Tomas
Orgro
Walter Parsons
Walter
Claudia
Debt totals rise sevenfold since 1912 per census Bureau data
Census Bureau figures show the U S debt including federal and sub divisions nearly seven times higher between 1912 and 1922. At year end 1987 the total reached 0 415 trillion with federal debt rising most due to World War I and other obligations. Harry M Snodgrass, known as the King of the Ivories, leaves Missouri prison with 5587 25 before VAudeville tour.
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Washington
United State
United States
Jafferson City
Harry M. Snodgrass
Missouri
St. Louis
Brass color variation from bright yellow to orange orange
Fragmentary report notes brass may appear in a range from bright yellow to orange red tones, linking coloration to a chemical process described in the source.
Coasting Accidents Reported In Pittsburgh District
In Readsport and Keesport area a spate of coastings caused injuries. Three boys in Read dock suffered fractured skulls after sled to car collisions. Four boys in Keesport were hurt, a woman was bruised, and another person fell from a passing track coast with fractures. condition listed as critical.
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Metsbursh
Pittsburgh
Thas
Readdock
Mwe- Keesport
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Fue
Ageist
RS. T. M. Metcurll
Radoo Prize
Ulmen's Opera
Joseph A. Phillipa
Propane
Honard Campbell
Pennsylvania Gunners
Kuma & Co
Welch & Hazelton
Mies
Dolly Wilson Sengpirem M'P Te the Minute Seng
Zane Gray
Border Legion
Antonio Moreno and
Mra
Irene C. Crisp
Smewn
Frank T. Hines
U.S. Veterans Bureau
U. S
Wil Megia
Tee Acenciated Press
S & Boys
al S
Bradley
Ulman’s Opera
Paramaulator
Baby Walker
Ulmans’ Lenn, Furnishers
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