United States Revolver Association Shapes Pistol Shooting
A 1900 New York City meeting birthed the United States Revolver Association to standardize conditions, promote friendly matches, and record high scores. The group funds itself by dues and championship fees, aiming to grow revolver and pistol shooting nationwide.
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United States Revolver Association
National Rifle Association
Conlin
New York City
Brotherhood of Short Arm
Indianapolis
Ind
U. S. Supreme Court
Ilinois
Canada
United States
Clinton Defeats West High 37 to 17 in MCCA Tilt
Clinton edged West High 37 to 17 at the MCCA last evening. Betsinger Finlayson and Vaughan starred for Clinton while Hetts and Vaughan led West, but the visitors pulled away late after a tight first half. West seconds earlier beat Our Lady of Victory 49 to 9 in the curtain raiser.
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Clinton
Glen Whittle
West
Rose
Vaughan
Hetts
Finlayson
Welch
Custon
West Hish
Miller Betsinger
Cullen
Aughan Allen
R. Meller
Greene
Bob Aiker
Simpson
Farr
Davis
Betsinger
Bob Miller
McDonald
Ames
Bintz
Y.3lc
Our Lady of Victory Academy
New Library Additions Spark Tomorrow Circulation
The Public Library announces new books entering circulation tomorrow at 8am. Titles include Hinat Short History areas United States Bassett Confessions of a Convert Benson The Ways of Martha and the Ways of Mary Graham Our American Wonderlands James Modern inventions Johnson Prayer for Peace and Other Poems Watermeads Marshall The Faithful Masefield Multitude and Solitude In Another Girl's Shogs Onions Black feet Tales of Glacier National Park Schultz Confessions of a Hyphenated american Steiner Show-Card Writing Strong Selected Poems Thompson Leopard Woman White West Union of Christian Fortes in America Ashworth Half Hours Barr Wandering Ghosts Rawford Win Great Preachers Currier Favorites of a Nursery of Seventy Years Ago With Some Others of a Later Date Forbes Weeping Wives Harrison Beautiful Teachings of the Holy Catholic Church Hay New Cosmopolis Huneker When Greek Meats Greek Lolterers Harvest Lucas Damaris Malet Club Woman's Handy Book Roberts Emmaline Singmaster Daddy Smith To Obliga Benson Taylor Pamphlets on Welfare Work Efficiency The Hygiene United Shoe Machinery company
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United States
Bassett
Benson
Martha
Mary
Graham
James
Johnson
Marshall
Masefield
Onions
Glacier National Park
Schultz
Steiner
Strong
Thompson
White
West
Union of Christian Fortes
America
Ashworth
Rawford
Currier
Forbes
Harrison
Holy Catolic Church
Club
Roberts
Emmaline
Farmers Seek Bill To Curb Wives Gossip
In Denver on February 1? farmers asked the state public utilities commission to stop women in southern Colorado from monopolizing rural telephone lines with neighborhood gossip. A. Strong of Mead testified during an inquiry into Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph rates and service, saying farmers cannot transact business by phone and urging corrective action.
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Denver
Colo
State Public Utilities Commission
Colorado
A. Strong
Mead
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
State Commission
France Adopts Permanent One Hour Daylight Time
Paris reports the chamber of deputies passed a bill to permanently advance legal time by one hour during summer. Clocks move forward on the first Sunday in Ami and remain in effect until the first Sunday in October. The piece also includes a comic exchange about a student laughing in his sleeve.
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Paris
Chamber of 1 ‘Deputies
Waterlou Theatres Stage The Wishing Ring musical
Waterloo theatres showcase The Wishing Ring a lively two act program with Genevieve Scane Fay Dorothy Martin and Albert Greeley leading a large cast. The production features Mother Goose characters, clever comedy by Bartha McCartney Harold Schultz and Verne Bartling, strong musical numbers led by Florence Laer, with Mrs C D Beamhower at the piano and GC Giegerich praised for directing a large chorus and ensemble.
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Waterloo Theatre
St. Mark’s Church
GC. Giegrich
John B. Rogers
Genevieve Scane
Fay Dorothy Martin
Albert Greeley
Simpie Simon
Bartha McCartney
Margery Dan
Harold Schultz
Jack Spratt
Verne Bartling
Russell Lamson
Geraldine
Florence Laer
Mary
Charles McNulty
Knave of Hearts
A. G. Gresley
Bo- Peep
Herman Kohn
Fern Way
Mother Goose
A. T. Peterson
Tom-Tom
C. Lamson
Floyd Bump
King Cole
J. B. Kelly
Pumpkin Eater
Giegerich
C. D. Beamhower
Ae Nymphs
Alice Lichty
Katherine [Lumry
Carel Cobb
Gladyce Shores
Ruth Lumey
Leona Spencely
Reba Kally
Mary Murphey
Katherine McCartney
Beatrice McGarvey
Mary Watkins
Janet Townsley
Frances Miller
Joy Woodrutt
Helen Henderson
Mae Harrison
Janet Wolbert
Larsen
Audrie Strayer
Ellis
Katherine Sedgwick
Harriet von Schuch
Evelyn Reider
Zela Roberts
Thelma Abbe
Floy Abbs
Margaret Petrie
Edna Smith
Dorothy Scales
Elizabeth Forrester
Katherine Flynn
Eleanor Huntley
Snowdrope
Carrie Cowan
Isabelle Thompson
Virginia Hunter
Clare Padden
Charlotte Thompson
Marlys Wimber
Nina B. Scholes
Genette Williamson
Wanda Cramer
Helen Renk
Ruth Knittle
Beatrice Holzbach
Margaret Hughes
Helen Whittle
Myrtie Hughes
Darlyns Whittle
Florence Gardner
Arlive Bradley
Marjoris Bradley
Emma Cowan
Cora Mas Busby
Alene ¥ Fint
Helen G Priest
Clare Gleason
Marjorie Gross
Claire Puterbaugh
Lemer
Beatrice Wang
Georganna Lelmer
Norma Hughes
iMndrea Phi
Coming Attractions at Majestic Plaza and Family Theaters
The Majestic previews Eva Fay the famous mentalist and a lineup featuring William Armstrong Co in The Baggage Man and Ray Snow in The Man About Town. Frear Baggett Frear and Reiff Murray present humorous songs and dances. The Plaza offers Mary McLaren in Wanted A Woman and Geo Hernandez in Gods Crucible. Wilfred Lucas and Frank Keenan star in Jim Bludso and The Crab. The Family shows include Mann ing and Chaplin in The Making Over of Geoffrey, Girl From Frisca, and Honorable Friend with Sessue Hayakawa.
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Majestic
Eva Fay
William Armstrong & Co
Ray Snow
the Plaza
Mary McLaren
Geo. Hernandez
Wilfred Lucas
Jim Bludso
Frank Keenan
Geoffrey . Manning
Charlie Chaplin
Frisca
Hayakawa Stedman
Sessue Hayakawa
Three God
Local Theatres Offer Spring Shows At Waterloo And Majestic
Waterloo’s Al Garret company WIL opens a spring engagement at the Waterloo theatre with Fountain of Youth in four acts. The Majestic presents Maid to Order a musical comedy in three acts with sixteen songs and lavish costumes. Also shown at all performances is the fourth episode of P sca titled Double Crossed.
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Waterloo
al Garret
WIL
Waterloo Theatre
Suny
Fountain of Youth
Gorrell
Majestic
Majestic Theatre
David M. Wolff
Don Bestor
Virgil Bennatt
Ps.cha
Quinine Advertisement and Humorous Exchange
A Brooklyn Citizen quote defines hypocrite as a boy at school with a smile. The ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine claiming no nervousness or head ringing, noting only one Bromo Quinine and displaying E. W. GROVE'S signature on the box priced at 25 cents.
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Johnny
Brooklyn
E. W. Grove
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