Maryland's Stars Meet Collegians At Armory clash
Maryland basketball stars led by captain Duty prepare to host the undefeated Washington College team in a packed Armory. The Washington quintet, touted as one of the East’s best, aims to extend its winning run while Maryland seeks to showcase its recent form and alumni interest heats up the smoker before tipoff.
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Salisabury Stert
Armory
Washington
Marslard Ad Atch
Llegians
Conan
Tun Armory
Carroll
Hestertons Institution
Pentagon
Hur Ag
Paul Mentz Woolkam
Baltimore
Maryland
Pie Wahirytott
Prenstrona
Moara Punechott
Cartan Mankert
Puen Og Cael
Alan
Dumeschett
Tare de
Kribler Ac
Salishurs
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Arts
Anim
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Wading Force
Paul
Jock
Johnny Krew
Duffy
Drowning Accident Inquest Clears William Young’s Death
Coroners Jury ruled William Young died by accidental fall from a beat after viewing the body and hearing witnesses Sunday night. Foreman Charles Harper led the inquest with members G J Hearn C L Aleman Harry Adams James White Russell White H W Owens D B Cannon COM Mitchell Ro F Gordy W J White Sam Long.
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William Young
Charles E. Harper
Foreman
G. J Hearn
C. L. Aleman
Harry S. Adams
James C. White
Russell P White
H. W Owens
D. B. Cannon
Com Mitchell
Ro F Gordy
W. J White
Sam H. Long
Camden Sewer Co Wins $75 Suit In Appeal Case
Camden Sewer Co won a circuit court suit against SS Franklyn Woodcock real estate dealer for 75 dollars for a sewer connection to a Camden house Woodcock built. Williams secretary treasurer and general manager said 75 60 was the usual charge and that no agreement lowered costs. The jury verdict favored Camden Sewer Co after a short deliberation.
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Th. Camden Sewer Co
Yraterday
Franklyn Woodcock
Camden
Elmer C Williams
Treasuerer
Uct
Woodcock
Harry Ruark
Wilhams
Ruark
Williams
Woolenck and Ruark
Williaams
Wegetrites
Leonard Wash
Taylor & Taylog
Am den
Ceredan
Hezrkiah
Cctmu- Railes Fernest
Dtshareen
Charles Hughes
John W Melore
Allen R
George Fo
Adkins
Clerks Evrer Grants Shipper $41
Fragmented text appears to describe a small financial action involving clerks and a shipper with a $41 amount. References to training camps and a court verdict are garbled, leaving uncertain names and places. The core fact noted is a payment of $41 by clerks to a shipper.
Imported Shamrocks Returned to Erin
More than a thousand packages of shamrocks intended for Boston homes on St Patrick’s Day were sent back to Ireland by Department of Agriculture representatives under rules banning living plants to avoid pest risk. Inspectors found a small bottle of whiskey with a note claiming it would keep the shamrocks fresh, reportedly from St Patrick.
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Boston
Ireland
Department of Agriculture
Tome
St. Patrick
Anna Christie Brilliant Film at Arcade Tonight
Blanche Sweet stars in a strong drama adaptation of Eugene ONeill’s Anna Christie. Critics praise faithful stage-to-screen translation and powerful performances including a remarkable third act confession by Pautine Lord. The National release draws large audiences in New York and London, signaling enduring appeal of the American play.
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Eugene Yneill
Anna Christe
New York
London
Thema
Arcade Theatre
Broadway
Strand Theatre
Euegenie
Neils
Anna
Lenden
Otteu
Cabling
New York Globe
Eugene O'Neill
Anna Christie
Londen
England
Alanthe
Hargis Opens Dresa Apparel Shop in Wicomico Hotel
Hargis announces the opening of a new Dresa Apparel Shop for women in the Wicomico Hotel with a Spring show on Thursday through Saturday. The shop mirrors the Woman's Shop in the Pennsylvania Hotel New York City and skilled artisans finished the interior. Mrs Ward will run the shop with Miss Julia Todd Mr Helen L Benjamin and Mrs H M Jones assisting.
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Hargis
Wicomico Hotel
Pennsylvania Hotel
New York City
Miltoneasey
Salisbury
Mra G. W Ward
Mass Julia Todd
Helen L. Benjamin
Mra. H. M Jones
SeeKS Good Meals Pursues Top Culinary Establishments
A noted French rubric travels over 24000 miles to locate hotels and cafes serving top meals and to award two medals annually for culinary excellence.
Collar Anniversary Marks One Hundred Years In Detachable Design
In Troy New York on March 11 a century ago a blacksmith’s wife noted shirts stayed cleaner when collars could be removed. She used a set of plates to create the first detachable collar, sparking a lasting fashion and laundry innovation.
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Troy
Hannah Lord Montague
Nut Berry Tree Grows Teeth Fruit and Mulberries
A historical note describes a strange tree bearing teeth and fruit resembling walnuts while mulberries grow on its opposite side. The passage mentions a walkup and ground conditions, with the tree producing unusual produce.
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Nheur
Telephone Privilege Profits in Early Government Arrangements
A fragment notes government involvement in telephone privileges as a potentially profitable venture, mentioning annual allocations and the sale of rights. The text hints at evolving policy around telephony and revenue, implying a focus on formalizing and monetizing telephone access in public systems.
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Japan
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