Cubs Fans Rally Over Cuyler Trade Shuffle
Chicago fans voice protest after Hazen Cuyler arrives from Pittsburgh in exchange for Adama. McCarthy backs Cuyler as a top fielder and base runner, but many fear he will not fit in at Wrigley Field and doubt the trade's value.
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Chicago
Adama
Cub's
Adams
Cuyler
Bruins
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Pirate
Pittsburgh
Cubs
George Grantham
Vic Aldredge
Niehlius
Ittsburgh
Rabbit Melangile
Charley Grimm
Wilbur Cooper
Grimm
Maranville
Cooper
Cub
Grantham
Aldridge
Mary Cub
North Side Park
Savers Wins in Mat Match With Daviscourt
Pete Savers of Phoenix heavyweight grappler defeated Dick Daviscourt of Wichita in Los Angeles in a rough two hour match. Savers won the only fall after one hour 31 minutes using a cradle hold, tossing Daviscourt out of the ring four times while Daviscourt could only hurl Savers out once.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Pete Savers
Phoenix
Dick Daviscourt
Wichita
Kansas
Giant
Young Savers
Sauers
Davisé¢ourt
British empire beauty types debated by artists and sculptors
Types of feminine beauty across the empire are contrasted by three models from England Canada and Australia Lady Diana Duff Cooper Margaret Bannerman and Phyllis von Alwyn while sculptor Jacob Epstein argues for Indian native beauty Others note South African forms and the lack of a single English standard as in Miss America.
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Great Britain
The
Empire
Dians Uff Cooper
Margaret Bannerman
Phyllis von Allwyn
Australia
Associated Press
London
Diana Duff Cooper
England
Canada
Phyllis von Alwyn
Diana Posssses
Jacob Epstein
India
South Africa
Britain
United States
Scholar Toils Over Old Hindu Text for Translation
Hartford December 22 Professor LeRoy Barret of Trinity College has spent 25 years preparing the Ka shimirian Atharva Veda for translation. The 400 year old manuscript holds folk lore charms and hymns. Barret has completed about half, focusing on copying, Romanizing, and correcting errors. He has finished the fourteenth of twenty books and will continue the long work. Six of every ten US homes have electric lights. more mines in Mexico are closing.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
LeRoy Barret
Trinity College
India
Barret
le Roy Carr Barret
National Meet of Colleges to Be Held Dec 27
College Station Texas reports that A M College coach Dana X Bible and Dean Charles Finley will attend the National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting in New York on December 29. Bible departs December 25 to participate in multiple conferences and sessions through the holiday period.
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College Station
Tex
Dana X
Bible
A. & M. College
Charles F. Finley
A. & M. Athletic Council
Southwest Athletic Conference
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York
Physical Directors of Colleges
National Student Health Amateur Federation
Football Coaches Association of America
Dee
Dust Ration and Gas Report Hit Berlin Citizens
Berlin reports show a half pound daily dust ration for the average Berliner with about a thousand cubic feet of poison gas included. Dust from chimneys blankets the city, reducing sunlight and weakening ultraviolet germ-killing rays. Recent grippes are blamed on this dust, which also damages iron and stone and rusts metal. Germany’s crime statistics indicate a rise postwar with murder and perjury sentences increasing.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Meldau
Germany
Birthday visit ends with missing birthday parcel
In Berlin the 80th birthday of President HindenburgIncluded a Munich street character known as the cuckoo man delivered a cake and sausages parcel but grew overwhelmed and forgot the gift, leaving the package with him and returning home.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hindenburg
Cuckoo Man
Munich
Noted NY Clergyman’s Son Arraigned on Grand Larceny Charge
Erwin EB Popeke son of a prominent New York clergyman was photographed at his arraignment on a grand larceny charge over an alleged $300,000 loss entrusted to him for investment his wife saying the trouble stemmed from a wish to help struggling musicians.
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Erwin Eb, Popeke
New York
Hornsby Wins Debt Suit in Circuit Court
A Missouri circuit court jury found Rogers Hornsby owes Frank L. Moore nothing. Moore had sued for 920,000 claiming gambling debts from a friendly wagering arrangement on horse races.
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United Press
Clayton
Dee
Rogers Hornsby
New York Giants
Frank L. Moore
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Hornsby Owen Moore
Moore
St. Louis Cardinal
Joana
Woman Poisoned Neighbor Tree in Surbiton Ireland Case
A woman who injected arsenic into a neighbor’s gigantic poplar for encroachment was fined and ordered to pay damages after challenging magistrate jurisdiction. Her lawyer claimed homeowners could destroy any tree projecting over their property.
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Surbiton
Ireland
Birmingham man mistakes girl for his daughter and mourns
A Birmingham man expecting to meet his seven year old daughter at a meetup spot chased to the scene when a motor truck struck and killed a girl. He believed the child was his daughter and accompanied the body to hospital but was refused entry. On returning home he learned his real daughter awaited him at the doorway, running out to greet him.
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Birmingham
England
Eureka Clerk Convicted of Murder In Wife Slaying
Ivan M. Hart a Eureka bank clerk is convicted of second degree murder for slashing his wife throat. He will appeal for a new trial. Hart claimed his wife drove him to kill by paranoid influence described as insanity communicated to him.
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Ivan M. Hart
Eureka
Alleniats
Hart
Willie Smith Invades New York Title Quest
A foreign fighter Willie Smith of Huntieh bantam has invaded our shores seeking a title and prize money. He recently defeated Teddy Baldock in London and will soon face one of our top American bantamweights in New York.
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Willie Smith
Huntieh Bantam
Teddy Baldock
London
New York
Mobile stores travel via special trucks in rural Germany
In rural Germany traveling stores run on specially built automobile trucks. They are popular for displaying goods and carrying stocks in the region. Trucks feature radio sets that play concerts while customers browse and buy. A special gus mink has been supplied to engineers and firemen on site.
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Germany
Kopecky Faces Matsuda in Friday Night Showdown
Local fans anticipate a hug and twist match between Kopecky from Taylor and Matty Matsuda. Ahead of the Friday bout, prior results show Kopecky defeating Byland while Matsuda beat Bylund, signaling a tight contest for the upcoming fight. Tickets are sold at the City Drug Store.
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Matanda
Big City
Mantell
Bylund
Dutch
Matty
Kopecky
Byland
Taylor
City Drug Store
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