All-Missouri Valley Eleven Chosen by Coaches
Football coaches in the Missouri Valley conference pick an all-Missouri Valley first and second team for the Associated Press. Captain Ed Weir of Nebraska headlines the first team with Hutchinson and Lindenmeyer dominating the line. Sloan and Rhoads lead the backfield.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Missouri Valley Conference
Missouri Valley
Ed Weir
Nebraska
Hutchinson
Lindenmeyer
Missouri
Sloan
Drake
Rhoads
Bacchus
Major Griffith links pro football threat to college game
Western Conference athletic commissioner Major John L. Griffith warns professional football could overshadow college play unless curbs emerge. He cites high equipment costs and school recruiting as key challenges and discusses a potential Chicago meeting to seek remedies while noting college regulations could deter early pro careers.
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John L. Griffith
Griffith
Chicago
Tang
Owever
Meeting Planned Between County Game Protectives and Catamounts
About 200 sportsmen are expected to attend a Roswell meeting in Minnesota to discuss the December 8 football game between Chaves County Game Protectives Association and the state game coalition. Officials say a dinner is planned after the event and attendees from the east are anticipated.
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Roswell
Reewell
Chaves County Game Protectives Association
Fresch Firms Hit High Output in Electrical Sector
Local industry notes Fresch companies pushing output with production near 920000 units and newer firms contributing 25000 in the evolving electrical distribution market. Authorities highlight rising capacity and regional market impact.
Radio Programs Schedule Priced With Many City Stations
A 1925 Radio Digest listing details daily programs across many stations including KDKA KFNF KFWB KGO KHJ KNX KOA KPO KPRC KS WK WDA WEAF WGN WLS WMAQ and others. It notes concert orchestras glee clubs dance bands travel talks and special hours for December 3 with varied times and featured performers.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
National Stock-Farmer Studio
Little Symphony Orchestra
Sprague Quartet
Pittsburgh Post Revue
KFNF
Shenandoah
Shambaugh
Iowa
KFWB
Hollywood
Hollywood Rhythm Kings
Diana- Moon Dance Orchestra
Ashley Sisters
Halstead
KGO
Oakland
East Bay
Glee Club
KHJ
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
KNX
Hollywood Express
Atwater Kent Orchestra
H. L. Crockett
Way Watts
KOA
Denver
KPO
San Francisco
Cabiriana
KPRC
Houston Post-Dispatch
Blanchard’s
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Weaf Chain Good Will
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Meyer Davis
Jaz
Clyde Foley
Tony Cochard
KYW
Chicago
Coon Sanders
Fort Worth
Rob Ney
Robin Hood
WEREM
Ziegler Eisters
Montmartre Orchestra
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
WHZ
Springfield
Hotel Kimball Dance Orchestra
MckKnelly
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
Larkin
Goodrich Zippers
WCAU
Philadelphia
Snelienburg Symphony Orchestra
Vpen
Kandy
Barry O'Moore
Club Cadix Revue
WCCO
Minneapolis - St. Paul
WEAF
Larkinites
Deen
Studio Concer
WDA
Kansas City Star
Behool of the Air
Irolic
Plantation Players
K. C
Athletic Club Orchestra
New York
Cushman's Serenaders
Late Kinites
Noxy and His Gang
Cloodrich “Ippers
Lopez Orchestra
WRAK
Cleveland
R. T
Vincent lVerey
WEBI
Chicago Post
Oriole
Uptown Theater
Oriole Orchestra
Sone
At Wheel
Resten
Silvertown
Aida Choral Club
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Drake
Ering
Hour of Music
Grhenectady
Termes
Army Band
Land Orchestra
Chakooat
Ley
Guardian Entertainegs
Chub Kentucky Orchestra
Bwance Club
Hiedeo En Orchestra
Ted Lewis
Orchest Re
Dee Metnes
Raleigh Quintet
Bankers! Life Trio
Litele Symphonie Ce Seetra
Wil
Philedelphia
Phitorite Chorus
California
Nghelawkes
Wim
Detroit-Pentise
Je A Gelékette
Kdmette
Cimeiamati
WLS
Chivege
Ralph Ton
Ford
Iilconn
Balvetian Army
Gideon Concert
Irene Wweing Plarer-Rell
WMAQ
Hiege News
Tela
G. U. of Chicege
WMC
Memphis
WOAW
Better Than Whiskey For Colds and Flu
A fragmented ad-like notice touts a cough and cold remedy claimed to be safer and more effective than whiskey. It promotes ease of use for adults and children and asserts quick relief, with dubious endorsements and garbled pricing and delivery hints.
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FOLEY
Shefield
Chicago
Jones
Grange leads Bears to 39 6 victory over Donnelly Stars
St Louis December 2 Red Grange starred at Sportsman Park guiding the Chicago Bears to a 39 to 6 win over the Donnelly Stars. Grange scored four touchdowns and totaled 190 yards including 73 through passes and runs. Earl Britton debuted with the Bears aiding the effort.
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St. Louis
Red" Grange
Sportsman Park
Chicago Bears
Donnelly Stars
Millinois
Grange
Earl Britton
Ilinois
Bears
Youth's Hands Injured by Explosion of a Dynamite Cap
Globe Arizona December 2 Archite Bowden a 12 year old local youth sustained permanent injuries to both hands after striking a dynamite cap with a rock. The cap, found on the route home from school, blew off parts of his thumbs and fingers. He was taken to Old Dominion hospital where doctors reported loss of the left thumb at the first joint and damage to the right hand. The boy bravely said he may have to give up marbles.
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Globe
Ariz
Archite Bowden
Old Dominion Hospital
Rowden
French Electrical Exports Surge Since 1921
French electrical exports have nearly doubled in value and quantity since 1921, reflecting a significant expansion in trade and industrial output over the period.
Hawley selects All American football team
Dartmouth stars Parker Diehl Oberlander receive Hawley endorsement with three spots on the All American squad. Illinois leads with two picks. team includes Osterbaan Kassel Weir Sturhahn McMillan Grange Oberlander Wilson Nevers.
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New York
Dartmouth
Green
Jess Hawley
Associated Press
French Lick
Ind
Hawley
Parker
Diehl
Oberlander
Tully
Illinois
Osterbaan
Michigan
Kassel
Weir
Nebraska
Sturhahn
Yale
McMillan
Princeton
Grange
Wilson
Washington
Nevers
Stanford
Copper sulphate aids sheep health in controlled doses
Washington reports copper sulphate or blue vitriol, though deadly in excess, benefits sheep when given in small doses every 26 days. A one percent solution is said to prevent stomach worms without harming the animals, with Missouri flocks showing cured sheep and improved offspring and wool quality.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Two Die as Fire Destroys Large Lake Charles Block
A blaze in Lake Charles Louisiana on Tuesday destroyed about a third of a business block causing an estimated loss near 1 million dollars. Hollis Vincent died in a hospital from injuries and fireman William Guillotte was found among the ruins. Several others were injured, two seriously.
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Lake Charles
Hollis Vincent
William Guillotte
Itela Venezuelan Well Drilling Record Since 1917
Since 1917 no drill has failed to make good in Mene Grande off Itela Venezuela, a claim highlighting a flawless drilling history and ongoing reliability in oil operations.
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Mene Grande
Itela
Venezuela
Senate moves to seat Nye and calm La Follette clash
Republican leaders moved to seat Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota while avoiding a La Follette dispute in Wisconsin. House insurgents faced a test of regularity as they prepare to return to old rules at the opening session. An invitation was extended to Senator Elect La Follette to attend a Republican Senate conference. Nye said he was elated by the day’s developments.
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Washington
Senate
la Follette
Nye
Coolidge
White House
Watson
Republican Committee On Committees
Ernest
North Dakota
Senator la Follette
Revenue Collector Files Lien Against Journal for 281.27
Internal Revenue Service places a lien for 281.27 on the Morning Journal Publishing Co in the county clerk's office. The tax relates to 1921 income not reported to the IRS while the paper was under previous ownership.
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Journal
The
Journal Publishing Company
Internal Revenue
Morning Journal
Forty Villages Isolated by Snow in Hungary
Dispatches report forty villages in the Buecker district isolated by heavy snow drifts. Near Heresestaiva south of Budapest a train was buried for over three days.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Buecker District
Heresestaiva
Navel Oranges and Jonathan Apple Prices Drop
Navel oranges and Jonathan apples have become cheaper in markets as fresh stock enters the shelves. Shoppers may find lower prices on two popular fruit varieties this week at local grocers.
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Jonathan
Albuquerque Postal Workers Won’t Work Christmas
Postmaster Spitz announced that Albuquerque postal employees will take Christmas Day off in line with the nationwide holiday. The Romero building on Central Avenue will serve as an annex to handle overflow. Fifteen carriers and clerks and five mail trucks will be added, with mail delivered until midnight on Christmas Eve and resuming at midnight on December 25.
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Albuquerque
Spitz
United States
Romero Building
Central Avenue
Silk Hat Movie Hero Passes Through City
Raymond Griffith, noted silk hat hero of Paramount comedies, rode the California Limited to New York to observe the metropolis after finishing the Civil War film Hands Up. The report mentions banana area abandonment in Panama offset by more emai plantings.
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Silk Hat
Raymond Griffith
Paramount Comedies
California
New York
Metropolis
Griffith
Panama
Boston Educator to Be Honor Guest at Dinner Here
Dr. Albert E. Winship of Boston editor of the Journal of Education arrives in Albuquerque this afternoon on the California limited. He will be guest of honor at a 6 30 dinner at the Alvarado hosted by city and county school boards with about 50 attendees. He speaks at the university assembly Friday morning and at a high school gathering Friday evening.
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Albert E. Winship
Boston
Journal of Education
America
Albuqquerque
California
Alvarado
University Assembly
Duke City Dramatic Club Renews Meeting Dates
The Albuquerque Dramatic Club voted to move meetings to the second and fourth Mondays each month. Future gatherings will be in the YWCA recreation room. Members performed readings from The Terrible Meek and The Melting Pot and Quality Street.
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Albuquerque Dramatic Club
Alvarado Hotel
Joseph McNutt
Quality Street
George K. Angle
John Galsworthy
Merger Plans Abandoned Between United Artists and MGM
Los Angeles December 20 The proposed merger of United Artists and the Metro Goldwyn Mayer Picture Corp was permanently abandoned by mutual consent. Joseph M. Schenck, executive head of United Artists, announced the decision.
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Los Angeles
United Artists
Metro- Goldwyn Mayer Moving Picture Producing Corporation
Joseph M. Schenck
Aristocrat Lady Rachel Byne Starts Hare Farming Venture
Lady Rachel Byne, a member of England's aristocracy, launches a new business as a hare farmer, signaling a shift from traditional duties to entrepreneurial farming.
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Rachel Byne
England
Don’t Let That Cot Turn Into Flu
A vintage health ad warns that a cold may develop into flu or pneumonia if untreated. It promotes Musterole a mustard based counter irritant to rub on the chest for quick relief, noting a warm then cooling sensation and finger-tip application without mess.
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