sentenced for fraudulent use of mails in oil field promotions

Oil Promoter Sent to Prison.

Marston Out of Open Tourney Because of Business Duties

Dr T F Wall claims discovery of death ray

Second British Inventor Reveals a Death Ray; Patents Device to Send It in Any Direction

CORNELL SWEEPS REGATTA IN DARK; Varsity and Freshman Crews Defeat Harvard Oarsmen on Cayuga Inlet.

kidnappers threaten sister; F Altwood, W Wilson and F Cretors and son held

NOW THREATEN LIFE OF FRANKS' SISTER; Slayers of Chicago Boy Say in Letter She Will Be the Next -- Police Guard Home.

Borough votes to bar smoking in moving-picture theatres

Law to Shatter Another Princeton Tradition; Borough Votes to Bar Smoking in the Movies

Lady Astor's Candidate Wins Glasgow Seat, Quadrupling Majority in Communist Section

SYRACUSE WINS TITLE IN NORTHERN SECTION; Beats Hobart Twelve by 6 to 5 in Intercollegiate Lacrosse League Match.

Temporary structure at 127 W 46th St, collapses, 4 killed, 10 injured

4 KILLED, 10 INJURED IN BUILDING CRASH; Workmen Buried Under Tons of Debris in Foundation Pit at 127-29 W. 46th St.

THREE NAVY CREWS WIN FROM SYRACUSE; Academy Varsity Leads Orange by 4 1/2 Lengths, Showing Powerful Form.

IN THE GOLDEN AGE; Hope in the Season's Output -- "Hell-Bent fer Heaven" Versus "The Show-Off" for the Pulitzer Prize

SCULLING RACE POSTPONED.; Gilmore and Costello Will Row Tomorrow for Challenge Cup.

STANISLAVSKY PLAYS STANISLAVSKY; His Early Days on the Russian Stage -- The Moscow Art Theatre a Dream That Came True

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Dr Clausen enrolls 6-mos-old son in class of 1941

Enrolls Six-Months-Old Son In Class of 1941 at Colgate

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Philadelphia's Baby Elephant Dead.

VICTORIA, B.C., May 24. -- The ever-active crater of Kilanea broke loose Saturday afternoon, May 17, with an explosion likened by onlookers with what might happen in the infernal regions.  

EYEWITNESS TELLS OF KILAUEA'S FURY; Pictures Eruption of the Hawaiian Volcano on Recent Visit of 360 Tourists.

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LESS than ten years ago there were perhaps seventy-five or one hundred playbrokers doing a steady business all over the country in the sale of pirated plays. Manuscripts of the New York hits were obtained in some way or another -- generally by sending stenographers to the theatres -- and copies of the plays were sold to irresponsible producers for sums ranging from $5 to $25.  

PUTTING THE PLAY PIRATE OUT OF BUSINESS

North Texas Radio Phone Club believed to be 1st club of kind, meets each week

Texas Club Meets by Radio For Chats Across the State

PRINCETON, N.J., May 24. -- Princeton's ninth inning rally won a hard-fought game from Harvard on University Field this afternoon, 3 to 2. The victory evens the annual series between the Tigers and the Crimson, the latter having won in Cambridge last week, 7 to 0.  

PRINCETON DEFEATS HARVARD IN NINTH; Pass, Wild Throw and Long Fly Break Tie Score, Tigers Winning, 3 to 2.

denounces as blackmail story told by Mrs E A Edmundson that he promised to support H Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals nitrate plant, in return for girl's kiss

May 25, 1924

Headlines from May 25, 1924

Oil Promoter Sent to Prison.

Marston Out of Open Tourney Because of Business Duties

Second British Inventor Reveals a Death Ray; Patents Device to Send It in Any Direction

CORNELL SWEEPS REGATTA IN DARK; Varsity and Freshman Crews Defeat Harvard Oarsmen on Cayuga Inlet.

NOW THREATEN LIFE OF FRANKS' SISTER; Slayers of Chicago Boy Say in Letter She Will Be the Next -- Police Guard Home.