Beason Halts Martinsburg as Overlands Clash Tonight
Dr A Phil Recher leads the Alsatia five against Altoona Overlands in a Eastern Panngylvanis clash. Stouffer steps in for Cy Hall as Buck and Ed Hauver pace the guard duties. The visitors rely on long range shooting while the Overlands defense seeks balance in a fast paced game.
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RF Sweitzer
Forward pass transforms football and public interest
The spectator's view shows the forward pass as football's pivotal change, expanding open play and drawing crowds beyond colleges. Despite coaches fearing risk, open passing often yields late surges, as one team overturned a 7–0 game with four passes for 70 yards near the end.
Company 8B to Field Eastern Shore Basketball Team
Company B will play organized basketball this winter in a series of games of the Eastern Shore for the championship. The first game is December 16 against Company D of Belair. Five teams represent the Eastern Shore: Wattsville Annapolis Belair Westaster and Hagerstown. The champion will face the state champion. Company B has organized and is practicing for the first contest with likely lineup Schlotterbeck Adams over Lias Thompson and Metz.
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Williamsport and Brunswick to clash for state soccer title
Williamsport High School soccer champions of Washington County will meet Brunswick High tomorrow evening at Frederick High School field. Attendance will include Williamsport fans and others from the city and county. The champions have trained hard, aiming to add a state title after recent wins.
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Wheeling Flood Dips After High Ohio River Crest
Floodwaters on the Ohio River crest fell from a peak near Wheeling as the river dropped to about 86.6 feet. City services were curtailed and many cellars flooded, causing widespread inconvenience though no major damage reports followed.
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Wheat market turns bullish after drop
Chicago reports a turn to bullish sentiment as heavy buying by major commission houses lifted prices about two cents from an early decline. Argentine and Austrian crop doubts supported the upturn while export demand remained slow. December contracts faced fair deliveries with mixed activity in oats and corn as traders watched lard deliveries and hog prices steady to up.
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Interstate Commerce suspends Ford coal rate cut
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission extended the delay on Detroit Toledo and Tren ton railroad coal rate reductions sought by Henry Ford. The original order barred reductions until January 1 during the investigation. the amendment now sets January 11 as the new effective date.
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Four Army Aviators Die In Fort Sill Collision
Four army aviators, two officers and two privates, were killed today when their two aircraft collided during combat duty drills at Fort Sill near Lawton Oklahoma. The dead are Captain Woomis Lieutenant A T Lanfall Private Tub bard and Private B A Smith.
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Bearish sentiment lowers stock list in New York
New York November 30 trading showed a bearish speculative mood with less activity and generally lower prices. Profit taking and short selling appeared, rail shares mostly declined except Northern Pacific, industrials also fell, bonds held firm with Liberty issues strong. Call money opened at 5 percent and rose to 6 1/4 percent in the fourth hour.
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Girl Murdered in Hotel in Toledo
The body of a young woman, bound and beaten, was found in a Chicago Hotel room in Toledo on November 30. A man who checked in with her left early today with the hotel register. no identity or motive yet. A cryptic line about a naval ratio appears in the text alongside ads for Munsing Wear and Doll Coaches.
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Widow Attacked by Pet Cat in South Norwalk
Mia James A Meek widow of Dr James A Meek New York specialist was savagely attacked by her pet cat in South Norwalk on Dec 1. She fought the animal with metal tongs to escape and is under care of Dr Robert Woerdue. The cat is under observation by Dr M Ray Powers. Meek suffered bites and tears on legs arms and face as the cat became frenzied during play with a catnip ball.
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Mia
James A. Meek
New York
Robert Woerdue
M. Ray Powers
Rheuma Promises Relief For Rheumatism Sufferers
The advertising claim says Rheuma relieves agonizing rheumatic pains for thousands and offers a no-cure, no-pay plan. The Aughinbaugh or Knaisley Drug Store will supply it under the stated terms.
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Fiery's Team Holds Lead In Alsatia Loop
Fiery's team leads the Alsatia Bowling League with Polack's squad close behind. Team No B rolled high with 1661 pins. H E Fiery and J Fisher tied for high individual at 154. H E Miller topped three-game total with 384. Xmas Tree Holders and other items appear in the same page.
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Sale of Xmas Seals Began and Ends Next Month
The Maryland Tuberculosis Association launches its annual Xmas Seals sale led by Henry F. Baker to fund prevention work in county branches. For 76 percent of funds staying in the county, the drive supports clinics, nurses, and educational programs, aiding the fight against tuberculosis.
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