Marshall Teams Eye State Records at Fairmont Meet
Huntington May 23. Marshall College expects Captain Newman to break the hammer crow state record at Fairmont Saturday in top form. Bailey stars in sprints and hurdles while Morris Harvey dual show strong middle distances led by Wilson in the mile with 4 44. The event pencils in West Virginia University Wesleyan College and Marshall with fairmont Normal Morris Harvey and Glenville Normal fielding strong squads as crowds pack South Side Park for West Virginia's banner athletic meet.
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Huntington
South Side Park
Fairmont
West Virginia University
Westeyan College
Marshal) College Wihfteen
Fairmont Normal
Morr
Harvey
Glenville
Normal
Keyser Preparatory
Concord Normal Iave
Weet
Virginia University
Wesleyan College
Salem College
Palrmont
West Virginia
Race bulletins for the Indianapolis sweepstakes posted
Bulletins from the 500 mile International sweepstakes at the Indianapolis Memorial Day race will be received by the Rantone Motor Car Company and posted on the Daily Telegram bulletin board. The first bulletin at noon and every fifty mile interval will show leaders.
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Rantone Motor Car Company
Daily Telegram
Deafness Cure Advice and Patent Medicine Claim
An old excerpt discusses supposed cures for deafness claiming a single method exists and mentions a patent medicine marketed by Chenay & Co in Toledo. It references remedies and preventive cautions, with warnings about misinformation and the need for medical consultation.
WV Third Annual Track Meet Sees Record Entries
Nine schools in the West Virginia third annual track meet report almost twenty more entries than ever before. Twenty one starters expected in the 100 yard dash and thirty six in the 220 yard dash require four heats. Other events also show entrants from twenty to twenty five with many records expected to fall.
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West Virginia
Maimbabe Baturtay
Aumiber
Mois
Connellsville Cokers Set to Face Uniontown and Fairmont
Connellsville Cokers arrive at Union Park Sunday for a likely doubleheader after short rest. Manager Shannon plans to use Hoffman and Jones, aiming for two victories, with a Friday open date and Saturday two games against a reworked Fairmont lineup. Kelley the new catcher shows promise. Bobby Glitsch returns home due to a bad finger.
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Uniontown
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Hoffman
Jones
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Jimmy Mack
Connellsville Cokers
Union Park
Connellsville
Kelley
Bobby Glitsch
Pittsburgh
National League Baseball Fragments From Rain Affected Games
Scattered box score notes show Philadelphia and Washington games shortened by rain. Batter names include Wellman Agnew Shawke Schang Hall Main Reynolds Stanage Ayers Bentley Henry Willett Simon Sages and Jackison. Call at end of fifth or sixth due to rain ends contests early.
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Schang
Washington
Detroit
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Reynolds and Stanage
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Sages
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Baseball box score fragment for Boston Chicago and Cincinnati games
Fragmented box score data lists RB Hatterjee Rudolph Gowdy Sallee Wingo and pitchers Mathewson Meyers Zabel Smith Bresnahan. Scores show Chicago 12 to 1 and Philadelphia 0 to 1 in unclear contexts with mixed inning lines and unreliable totals.
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Gowdy
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Wingo
Chicago
New York
Mathewson
Meyers
Zabel
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Standing of Clubs Paw. Va. League Connellsville Larksb urg Palin Ui
Standings for the Pawnee Valley League show Connellsville and Larksbury at the top with strong records. Details are incomplete with several team names cut off or misspelled.
Baseball Roundup From Morgantown May 28
Morgantown notes a long 14 inning win by the Chinese University over Wesleyan College 4 to 3 yesterday. Today the Chinese University team will face West Virginia University in Morgantown while reports mention various league games and international agricultural experiments in dry farming.
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Morgantown
Wesleyan College
West Virginia University
Government Warns Against Hog Cholera Cure Scam
Washington May 48 The United States Department of Agriculture warns farmers nationwide about a well organized campaign to promote an alleged hog cholera cure. The government states no endorsement exists and urges caution, noting prior claims falsely tied to official approval.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Tthe
Swan
Ann
Journal of the American Medics] Association
Prohibition Era Wine Law Briefly Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Friday night dance and an old Prohibition era law banning intoxicating cider and wine production. The text references penalties, a price of 15 cents, and a Telegram office contact for advertising. Names and exact places are unreadable.
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Hense Bill
Hsemenit
Studebaker Volume Promises Value and Low Cost Per Car
The article extols Studebaker IX volume as delivering cost efficiency and high quality. It claims large production scales reduce manufacturing costs per car, enabling pricing that undercuts rivals while maintaining stability and value. It invites readers to request the Studebaker Book outlining its manufacturing methods.
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Studebaker
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