Ringling plans arena to replace Madison Square Garden
John Ringling has secured title to a large block in Manhattan bounded by Fifty-first to Fifty-second streets and Sixth to Seventh avenues and will erect a colossal auditorium with seating for 25 000 to succeed Madison Square Garden which is to be razed next year. Plans include extensive arena facilities and a prominent list of show business figures touring and engaging in various projects in Sarasota and New York.
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Metropolis
Win
Madison Square Garden
Arena
John Ringling
Ringling
Tarpon catches listed by Gardner-Noble Co across the week
The Garder-Noble Company reports tarpon catches from many United States cities led by Edward F. Jordan of Cleveland with a 78 pound fish and Albert Bundy of Orlando with five fish totaling 59 to 73 pounds per fish.
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Gardner-Noble Company
S. P. Kenworthy
Fishermen Report Catch Details Across Florida Ports
On June 17 Dr. Wagnan fished at Atlanta catching 1 fish weighing 65 lbs. On June 18 J Ormond fished at Daytona catching 1 fish 44 lbs and 42 lbs in two lines. Mr Herman fished at Orlando catching 1 fish weighing 54 lbs.
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Dr. Wagnan
Atlanta
J. Ormond
Daytona
Mr. Herman
Orlando
Dr. Wagnon
Tarpon fishery report notes anglers and weights
A list of anglers from multiple cities including Dr Wagnon and A Skinner catching one tarpon each with weights ranging around 42 to 94 pounds. The text notes tarpon remain plentiful with guides predicting good season through late July though hooking becomes tougher as the season advances.
Up-State Bankers Land Big Tarpon
G W Harmony of Live Oak and J H Seale of Perry, two bankers, caught 82 pound tarpon of 5 feet 9 inches on Friday in the Gulf. The twins were aboard a trip organized by A L Joiner, the cashier, as part of a fishing excursion.
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Gulf
G. W. Harmony
Live Oak
J. H. Seale
Perry
Mr. Harmony
Mr. Seale
A. L. Joiner
Bank Officials Return From Expedition Guided by Captain Vick
Harmony and Scale, guided by Captain T. J. Vick, returned with their catch mounted after a local expedition led by the First Bank & Trust Co. of this city coordinated the trip.
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First Bank & Trust Co
T. J. Vick
Harmony
Mr. Scale
Taxidermy Badge Offered to Boy Scouts by AMNH
The American Museum of Natural History in New York City provides individual taxidermy instruction to boy scouts. The program encourages thorough work with the incentive of earning a taxidermy badge.
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American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Boy Scout Plans for Fourth of July Games
At Friday's meeting on the city dock Troop No. 2 discussed Fourth of July plans. They described games and contests with other troops and promised more details next week.
After the Business Meeting We Drilled and Played With Troop 2
After the business session we drilled for about an hour and then played a game with troop 2. We met again on Tuesday night to drill some more with troop No. 2.
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Troop 2
Drilk
Troops Plan July Field Day at City Hall
Troops 2 and 1 met at City Hall on Friday to plan a July 4 field day with marching, 50 and 100 yard dashes, and possible vaulting. Mr. Suthern to decide on vaulting. A Friday night march lasted about an hour. Mr. Spencer of Sarasota offered a trip to Cowpen Slough if they win the field day. Troop officers include Bus Snyder patrol leader Harold Mason assistant patrol leader Wade Stephens secretary, Austin Tomlinson reporter.
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Suthern
Spencer
Sarasota
Cowpen Slough
Bus Snyder
Harold Mason
Wade Stephens
Austin Tomlinson
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