Illinois primary law ruled invalid by judge
Chicago on November 11 Judge Harry M Fisher voided the Illinois primary law in a suit by Julius Kreeger against County Clerk Robert Sweitzer and County Treasurer George Harding. He said the general act grouped two subjects under one title and eliminated registration at times, affecting voter eligibility. He also found flaws in seat law and noted precedents from a 1910 ruling.
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Nebraska teen rider aims for professional jockey career
Lillian Jenkinson, 18, long-time rider and daughter of a race-horse owner from Led’s Rather Ride, Nebraska, plans to pursue a professional jockey path instead of college. She has ridden in several meets across the state and weighs 100 pounds.
Kemal Rides Train Through Constantinople in Public Show
In Constantinople on November 11, President Mustafa Kemal Pasha sheds mystery for a people friendly image. He rides a second class trolley with an aide paying three cents while 18 municipal cars escort him from the palace. He visits proletarian venues and mingles with citizens, drinking coffee and smoking like ordinary folk.
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Rain Brings Mail Barometer Says State Official
Richmond report notes Henry G. Shirley claims weather delays in farm work increase highway commission mail as farmers write about road conditions during idle periods. He cites wet weather as the primary driver of more correspondence reflecting road concerns.
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Richmond
Henry G. Shirley
Chak wins world rowing title by pulling eight boats
Harold Chak, of Lake George New York, claims the world rowing championship by pulling eight boats loaded with campers around a three mile course using a rope tied to one leg.
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British and American sports mindsets differ in coaching and coverage
In Cambridge Nov 11 the discussion notes English sports rely on amateurism and fewer substitutions while American programs employ paid coaches and frequent substitutions. Newspapers shape public to root for winners, with distinct headline styles reflecting national attitudes. A report on press influence in England vs America contrasts Rugby and Varsity matches with Tiger Trounces Rival style coverage.
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No Coaches At Ancient Colleges Shape Big Football Games
The piece argues that Oxford Cambridge and American rivals rely on student leaders and alumni rather than coaches. It notes Yale Harvard and Princeton pay $10 000 to football coaches but colleges resist substitutions. It contrasts college unity and participation across Oxford Cambridge Harvard and Harvard.
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Cairo man faces trial over 60 wives in 30 years
A prominent Tantas resident near Cairo stands trial to explain the fate of 60 women he married over 30 years. Some wives reportedly divorced through forged actions while others died under mysterious circumstances, authorities say.
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Tantas
Legion Head Proposes Compulsory School Military Training
E. E. Spafford, commander of the American Legion, visiting Omama Neb, called for compulsory military training in U S schools to ensure readiness if the country is called to fight again. He said every American school boy owes it to the state to be prepared for war service.
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