Centre College humbles Arizona in muddy 38 point rout
Centre College defeated the University of Arizona 38 to 0 in San Diego as Red Roberts and Alvin McMillin starred for the Kentuckians. The game featured a wet, slippery field with Centre dominating from the opening kickoff and adding five touchdowns through the match.
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Centre College
Harvard
University of Ariona Wildcats
Kentucky Colonels
Calif
University of Arizona
Centre
Arizona
Wildcats
Red” Roberts
Alvin
Bo) McMillin
Roberts
Roberta
McMillin
Tanner
Arizonans
McMilliin
Snoddy
Covington
Iaat
McClellan LE
Roberts Clark
Gordy Wiley la Chinn
Cymer
Kubale Smith
Shadoan Barkley
Cregor Wofford
James Slonaker
Erbc
Barkley
Connell
Rubarth
Armstrong
Jones
Chinn
Murphy
Gibson
Shadoan
Bartlett
Bean
James
Evans
Milliken
Rosenthal
Minnesota
Lnesman
Pfefferkorn
Arenes
Broddy
Bucks
Tucson
Manze
Hobbs
Colonels
Kentuckians
Weather Portrayal From Denver to New Mexico Twilight
Weather summary from Denver shows New Mexico cloudy with rain or snow possible Tuesday and Wednesday in northwest and north central portions. Arizona reports rain in the south and west with snow in the northeast and little temperature change. Local university measurements show 6 p.m. humidity at 65 percent and a top temperature of 43 degrees with a cloudy day pattern.
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Porkecast
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress Approves Lenine’s Soviet Economic Policy
Moscow reports the ninth all Russian soviet centers backed Lenine's new policy with the council of commissars report on domestic and foreign policy. A relief resolution praised the American relief administration for famine aid amid a typhus crisis on rail hubs. A large communist faction grudgingly accepted the policy, claiming it a preface to true communism.
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Associated Press
Lenine
Council of Commissars
Congress
Fridjof Nangen
American Relief Administration
Pather Lats Dies, Jesuit Director of Osservatore Romano
London reports Father Lais, noted Jesuit director of the Osservatore Romano, official Vatican organ, died in Rome according to a dispatch to Central News.
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London
Father Lais
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Rome
Defiance of Police Manifested in Omaha Walkout
Large crowds of packing plant workers on strike showed hostility toward law officers during the Omaha walkout. Police faced tense demonstrations as workers protested conditions and labor actions.
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Law
Bayonet tipped riot guns used by cops in Omaha riot
Open defiance of police power marked Omaha during a strike as bayonet tipped riot guns were used to clear streets and arrests were made after attackers targeted officers. Union leaders urged picket line solidarity while condemning violence and warning against arming workers.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Armour and Company
Cara
Arizona Canal Banks Break as High Water Hits
Water from Cave Creek breached the Arizona canal banks around 9 pm causing a break about 50 feet wide. The break lies a half mile south of the canal, a key artery of the Salt River Valley irrigation system north of Phoenix. Rain since yesterday flood floodplain areas and threaten drainage in the irrigated Salt River valley.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Cave Creek
Arizona Canal
Sal River Valley
Salt River Valley Water Overs’ Association
Caye Creek
Salt River Valley
Salt River
French women oppose anti militarism at communist convention
At the French Communist party’s first national convention in Marseilles women delegates voted against the anti militarist campaign. Mme Colliard urged military defense of revolution and called for women’s prominent roles in the program, signaling a shift in policy debate.
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Associated Press
Marseilles
France
Communist Party
Mme. Colliard
Russia
Establishing Bureau to Furnish Material to Writers Planned
In St Louis a joint convention of the American Historical Association and five other societies will discuss the establishment of a Bureau to provide authentic material to writers and those interested in American history. The meeting begins tomorrow night.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
American Historical Association
Central American Union Pact Ratified in Principle
Washington dated December 26 reports Guatemala’s national assembly has ratified in principle the treaty for creating a Central American Union, marking a formal step toward regional consolidation. The move came through official advices from Guatemala.
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Associated Press
Washington
Guatemala
National Assembly
Mine War Amazons Await Trial in Kansas Riot
Four prominent women from Franklin Kane are charged with unlawful assembly in the Kansas coal field riot tied to the Amazon army. Mrs Anaia Bassetti faces an additional assault charge. Three women, including Mrs William Howe, are on bail of 750 dollars. Mrs Mariotti is married to a district auditor for the miners union. Mrs Farrell and Mrs Rassetti are wives of strikers.
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Franklin, Kane
Kansas
Anaia Bassetti
Jassault
William Howe
Kaneay
Amazon Army
Analia Bassetti
Led Farrell
James Mariotti
Bowling Pin As Gavel At Workers Party Convention
New Jersey delegate Steve Murcher presided with a bowling pin as gavel while the Workers Party of America debated a constitution to overthrow the present government. Comrade Dunn of Montana predicted global communist spread and cited security and raids as propaganda while urging a line against capitalist class power. The preamble denounced imperialism, favored the Russian proletariat dictatorship, and called for freeing overseas lands and troop withdrawals from Haiti.
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Associated Preas
New York
Steve Murcher
New Jersey
Workers Party of America
Billy
Workers’ Republic
Thi Dunn
Montana
Russia
Centralia
Wash
United States
Haiti
California U Team Conducts Secret Workouts Ahead of East West Game
Pasadena December 26. The California eleven held a secret workout as they prepare to face Washington and Jefferson next week in the annual east west football game. Head coach Andy Smith said Bear pep remained, despite a holiday layoff.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Washington and
Jefferson
Andy Smith
Convicts Fail in Escape at Auburn Prison on Christmas Night
Five inmates once convicted of rioting at Auburn prison attempted a Christmas night escape. They cut from cells into the yard, wheeled a wounded companion in a wheelbarrow, and sought a ladder to scale the wall. One guard shot killed a crouching inmate. others were later recaptured, with two remaining at large until morning.
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Associated Press
Auburn
N. Y
Auburn Prison
Gas fumes kill five members of Maimonti family on Christmas Eve
Detroit police report five members of the Maimonti family died Saturday night from fumes from a defective gas heater in their home as relatives searched the well decorated Christmas tree. G. Maimonti reportedly remained awake to decorate then lit the heater and likely fell asleep.
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Detroit
Mid
G. Maimenti
Maimonti
Morning Glory mine fire destroys hotel and restaurant
At the Morning Glory mine hotel and restaurant near Patagonia Arizona fire destroyed the buildings with about 19000 dollars damage. Watchman James Muldoon escaped after his clothes burned and he walked barefoot through the mountains to neighbors. He lost his clothes and teeth in the blaze and had difficulty speaking due to singed speech. The blaze is blamed on a defective flue.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Morning Glory
Patagonia
James Muldoon
Muldoon
Herman Bender
Special Assessment Planned by Santa Fe Bank Stockholders
Santa Fe worded report notes holders of a majority of the suspended bank stock consent to the directors levy. The aim is to reorganize and resume business after the December 12 bank department take over for depleted reserves. The bank carried 50 000 capital and 667 000 in deposits of which 353 000 were state funds. about 1 200 depositors were affected.
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Santa Fe
James B. Read
State Bank Department
State Treasurer’s Office
Prom Virgie Hidalgo Wins Car in Gallup Contest
Virg ie Hidalgo of Gallup thanks the Albuquerque Morning Journal for fair coverage after winning a car in a local contest. She credits Gallup friends for their generous help and applauds the paper for impartial interest in the event.
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Gallup
N. M
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque, N. M
Journal
Plan to aid American merchant marine via subsidies
Washington reports a final conference outlines a tentative plan for subsidizing the American merchant fleet. Proposals include direct and indirect aid, a $100,600,000 loan fund, a revolving fund, income tax relief, coastwise and licensing reforms, and a government marine insurance corporation to back private owners.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Harding
Congress
Merchant Marine
Navy
Naval Reserve
Great Britain
Girl Becomes Paroness By Court Decision
Petite Mary de Mumm, age six or seven, loses American citizenship and becomes a German baroness by a New Jersey court ruling. The decree assigns custody to her maternal grandparents and orders return to her father by March. The case ties to the 1912 romance of Baron Walter de Mum and Frances Scoville and ensuing wartime separations.
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Mary de Mumm
New Jersey
Petite Mary de Mumm
Frances Scoville
Misa Scoville
Switzerland
London
Frankfort
Germany
Madame de Mumm
America
France
Madamein
Paris
United States
Cairo District Turmoil Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
In Cairo Mousky district troops fired on attackers at the police station, killing five and wounding four. Across lower Egypt reports note riots and sabotage with casualties in Suez and Port Said. Naval units guard Suez Ismailia Port Said and Alexandria as officials consider strikes and transport halts.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Mousky
Therhoter
Suez
Port Said
Ismaila
Alexandria
Egypt
Cubs
Thes
British Prime Minister Lloyd George Heads to Cannes
Prime Minister Lloyd George departed London for Cannes to attend the allied supreme council meeting set for January 4. In Amiens he said he sought sunshine and aimed for France to be entirely satisfied as the Allies pursue their goals. Briand greeted him in Paris as they traveled toward the meeting with plans to depart for Cannes on January 8.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Cannes
France
Supreme Council
Amiens
Great Britain
Allied Supreme Council
Paris
Priand
M. Briand
Madrid Debates Separation of Commerce Ministry
The cabinet considers a tentative proposal to form a separate ministry of commerce apart from the ministry of public works, which currently oversees commercial interests.
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Ministry OF Commerce
Madrid
Ministry of Public Works
Ohio River at Cincinnati Surges Toward 56 Feet
The Ohio River at Cincinnati rose about one tenth of a foot every two hours and stood at 54 feet at 7 p m Local men predicted a crest near 56 feet late tonight as up river tributaries receded while main channels continued to rise.
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Cincinnati
Submarine Arms Talks Struggle Amid French Japanese Caution
Washington dispatch reports the naval committee postponed its meeting as France and possibly Japan await directions on the American compromise to limit submarines at 60 000 tons each. France seeks a 96 000 ton figure. Japan insists on 40 000 tons, while discussions push toward a world conference and a possible extension of naval holiday beyond the ten year plan.
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Associated Press
Army Conference Naval Committee
Naval Committee
France
Italy
Japan
Toklo
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Mediterranean
Adriatic
America
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