Charles Russell Montana Cowboy Artist in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports Charlie Russell, Montana's famed cowboy artist, known for Western landscapes and horse figures, gained popularity from Dempsey Gibbons 1923 event. His paintings and clay models of the boxer drew collectors, with commissions from Harding Taft Roosevelt and Prince of Wales. Russell paints scenes of Montana roundups, sunsets, and animals, highlighting action in horses and cattle.
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Oberlin Records Bitter Cold After Midnight Service
Residents awoke to 10 to 16 below zero as Oberlin endured a frosty morning. City streets kept quiet while churchgoers returned from the late service, and a white Christmas wish seemed fulfilled as snow covered the ground.
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Oberlin
Mercury
Miormaine
Viewin with alarm on life lessons and changing morals
ABE MARTIN laments modern temptations and social shift using rural memory and satire. He questions outmoded norms, praises past restraint, and contrasts dress, liquor, and leisure with today’s youth, noting varied paths and opportunities.
Local man bound over after alleged ford license incident
A man bound over for a hearing Thursday faces charges after police traced a Ford license plate to Erwin Wr. The case involves a youth who reportedly rode away from Portsmouth and was pursued by Colorado officials.
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Oberiin
Colorado
Erwin Wr
Portsmouth
Meeting for Farmers Set for Monday in Local Section
A pair of talks will headline a farmers meeting in this section on Monday. The program includes Farm Profits by Matt Abat and Farmed to Be, aiming to inform attendees about crop returns and seasonal practices in the region.
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Obe Qin
Matt Abat
Community Tree Program Recounts Holiday Gatherings
COPENEEN December events highlight a community tree program with residents, students, and families sharing gifts and festive cheer. Christmas Eve activities included a student party at Rice Recreation Mall while Oberlin planned college gatherings and New Year’s events at local homes.
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Dee
Tie Sebal “Mlaken
Dave
Fisiseay
Lo A.om
Monique Christmans
Rice Recreation Mall
Woman Shoots Self After Christmas Gift Neglect
Teva Baker, 19, of Girard five miles west of Youngstown, Ohio, died from a self inflicted gunshot at her home after the man she loved did not send a Christmas gift. Baker recently moved from Kentucky.
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Teva Baker
Girard
Here
Shea
Kentucky
National Electric Light Association Convention Set for San Francisco
The National Electric Light Association will hold its 1925 convention in San Francisco next June.
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National Electric Light Association
San Francisco
Wisconsin Supreme Court Invalidates Minimum Wade Law
The Wisconsin Supreme Court rules the state’s minimum wade law unconstitutional, striking down the regulation as beyond the authority of the state to impose standards on fishing or water use.
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Supreme Court
Prosperity a State of Mind Fueled by West Sales Tour
Dayton's National Cash Register Company leaders trumpet competition as key to prosperity. A two week, 600 salesman West tour covered 3,000 miles on three trains from Chicago, with Bermuda trips for earlier groups. GM Mr Scarringer and President Mr Patterson credit the effort for 1924 peak year and morale gains.
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National Cash Register Company
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Cat
Denver
Cooraco
Springs
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Former Elyria Civil War Vet Dies in West
Walter Wilford of Los Angeles California died December 20 at age seventy four. He was born and raised in Avon and had many Elyria friends. Three years ago Mr and Mrs Wilford attended the Golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Walker and her husband.
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Williana Street
Walter Wilford
Los Angeles
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Elyria
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Walker
Funeral services for Dr E R Holliday in Wellington
Wellington December 26 Funeral services for the late Dr E R Holliday were held at 2 00 this afternoon. He died at his Vine street home Tuesday evening from a stroke of apoplexy approaching 81 years. A well known physician he practiced here many years before retirement. A G A R member led the services and he was also active in the Methodist church. Survived by a daughter a son and one granddaughter.
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Vine Street
Holiday
Methodist Church
Elyrian to Lead Wellington Baptist Pulpit Through Spring
Elyria's Keyvy H. K. Findlay has accepted a temporary pastorate at the Wellington Baptist Church until April 1. Findlay, not ordained but a serious Bible student, fills the vacancy left when Rev. John Ford retired earlier in the fall.
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Wellington
Crescents Face Aces Tonight In St Johns Auditorium
The Crescents host the Aces in their fourth basketball tilt at St Johns auditorium tonight. Both teams seek a victory with a large crowd expected. Admission is free.
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St. John's Auditorium
Aces
Dope
Fights in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Atlantic City End in Draws
Last night’s boxing cards produced several decisions and two draws. Eddie Wagner versus Cuddy DeMarco ended in a 10 round draw in Pittsburgh. Kid Carpentier defeated Al Gordon in New Kensington. Jack McFarland beat Bobby Young. Dirty Woods and Ray Johnson drew in six rounds. Additional cards in Philadelphia Reading and Atlantic City saw TKOs, decisions, and another 10 round draw.
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Kid” Wagner
Philadelphia
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Charleroi
Kid Carpentier
New Kensington
al Gordon
Jack McFarland
Wilkinsburg
Bobby Young
Duquesne
Dirty Woods
Hazelwood
Ray Johnson
McKeesport
Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Bobby Wolgast
Jack Zivic
Joe Reno
Trenton
Reno
Alex Hart
Lorain
Dan Gartin
Norristown
Mickey Travers
New Haven
Conn
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Baltimore
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Atlantic City
Lew Tendler
Joe Tiplitz
Benny Bass
Earl Baird
Los Angeles
Cambria Auditorium
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Williamsport
Mike Shultz
Reading
Kid Wolfe
Eddie Covington
Chester
Covington
Wolfe
Jim Slimmer
Jersey City
Johnny Martin
Battling Willard
Lancaster
Danny Gordon
Multiple racing and sports events listed in varied locations
Racing meetings announced for Jefferson Parish Fair Assn in New Orleans Cuba-American Jockey club in Havana and Tia Juana Jockey club at Tia Juana. Penn football team heads to Berkeley for January 1 showdown with Cal. National boys indoor tennis opens in New York. Intercollegiate chess annual league starts. Boxing cards feature Marty Estridge vs Paul Berlenbach in New York and Tiger Flowers versus Frankie Schoell in Buffalo.
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Jefferson Parish Fair Assn
New Orleans
Cuba - American Jockey Club
Havana
Tia Juana
New Haven Opens World’s First Commercial Telephone Exchange
The first commercial telephone exchange in the world was established in New Haven Connecticut in 1978 marking a milestone in communications history. The development showcased new switching technology and signaled a shift toward automated dialing for the public and businesses.
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