Annual Yale Princeton Grid Classic Looms East
The fifty second Princeton Yale clash headlines a busy slate as Eastern teams stage five inter sectional games three home two abroad. Missouri visits New York University at Yankee Stadium while Detroit trains for Fordham at the Polo Grounds. Dartmouth Cornell and other rivals clash across the region.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Princeton
Yale
Carnegie Tech
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Cartier Field
Knute Rockne
Army
Pittsburgh
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Pitt
Tigers
East
Missouri
New York University
Yankee Stadium
Drake
Detroit University
Charles Dorais
Rockne
Fordham
Polo Grounds
Detroit
Lloyd Brazil
Middle West
Little Carleton College
Northfiell
Minn
West Point
California Bears Face Stanford as Coast Title Hangs
The California football team under coach Nibs Price enters the crucial clash with Stanford high in the Pacific Coast standings. A win would equalize them with Southern California and shape the title race, while a loss would leave Pop Warner’s Stanford in the lead.
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Stanford
Bob Matherne
Price
California
Mr. Price
Andy Smith
Pacific Coast
Berkeley
Golden Bears
Pop Warner
Southern California
Los Angeles
Purdue Eleven to Face Wabash Here Saturday
Purdue coach Phelan watched practice from an airplane en route home from Chicago. The Boilermakers will meet Wabash in Lafayette on Saturday as the next game on their schedule.
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Purdue
Wabash
Lafayette
Ind
Phelan
Chicago
Boilermakers
Strasbourg to Saint Die Railroad Inaugurated
Premier Poincare opened the Strasbourg to Saint Die line after long delays from two wars. Construction cost six million dollars. work began 1864, halted by 1870, resumed 1877, and extended until World War I. Saint Die is noted as birthplace of the name America.
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International News Service
Paris
Strasbourg
Saint Die
Poincare
Schirmeck
Mutzig
America
Mount Arbino Seen as Danger to People
Geneva November 13 Mount Arbino has become a permanent danger to nearby villages say geologist Professor Staub. Large masses of earth and rock remain in motion and further landslides are expected soon with greater size than recent events. Fissures near the new summit widen and new cracks appear. Two towns face immediate risk.
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International
Geneva
Mount
Arbino
Switzerland
Staub
No Need For Stockings In Southern Football
The article notes that most southern football teams play the season without stockings, highlighting a regional practice across many squads.
French teen Yolande Metaxa copies Helen Wills' style
Yolande Metaxa a 16 year old French tennis star says she imitates Helen Wills as much as possible to reach tennis perfection.
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Yolande Metaxa
Helen Wills
Wu Pei Fu to Lead Revolt Against Nanking Government
United Press reports that Marshal Wu Pei Fu plans a return to arms to lead a revolt with Manchurian support against the Nanking government. He seeks to defeat rival Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang, with rising forces in Szechwan under Yang Sen.
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United Press
Peking
China
Iron Man
Marshal Wu Pei Fu
Marshal Wu
Feng Yu-hsiang
Feng
Henan
Szechwan Province
Yang Sen
Cigars to a pipe and a note on Malaria research aid
Selections from AP: Governor Smith abandons cigars for an Irish briar pipe sent by a admirer. Lady Houston buys Sir Ronald Ross’s malaria records for 10000 dollars. New York mayor promotes annual health tests with a personal example. Job seekers urged to show smart dress and carry cash for housing advocates.
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Associated Press
New York
London
Lady Houston
Ronald Ross
Walker
Association To
Frankness Sparks Noted Bond Between Jockey Heupel and Owner Botts
In Cincinnati on November 13 a celebrated sports friendship unfolds between jockey Jakey Heupel and owner Tommy Botts. Their frank exchange after a disputed race cemented a father and son like bond, with Heupel pledging to ride for Botts as long as desired.
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Cincinnati
Jakey Heupel
Tommy Botts
Botts
Heupel
Heup
Iowa Rests Before Wisconsin Challenge After Ohio State Victory
Iowa football team rests after beating Ohio State and prepares for Wisconsin next Saturday. Paavo Nurmi says he is through with track and plans a business trip to America hoping to meet an American wife.
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
Paavo Nurmi
America
Docket Call In District Criminal Court Opens At 9 A M
Grand jury begins investigations as District Judge Henry S Bishop schedules cases before noon. Lee Miller former city detective faces perjury charge with trial set for Monday December 3. Fred Woodard to represent the officer. The forty member jury panel is summoned for tomorrow after holiday dismissal.
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District Criminal Court
Henry S. Bishop
Lee Miller
Fred Woodard
Brooch hunt turns sticky in jam jar prank
A playful exchange centers on a missing brooch found by a child in a strawberry jam jar during a family moment. The son explains he searched for the lost item and reveals the comical discovery while the mother questions the search.
Death not sought in Dickson trial for Powell murder
Alpheus E. Dickson faces a first degree murder trial in Denver after confessing to killing 19 year old Herbert H. Powell, the husband of his wife Zella. He is expected to plead self defense under unwritten law. Jury selection began with evidence likely later in the week. Deputy DA J. P. O’Connell will prosecute and will not seek the death penalty.
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United Presa
Denver
Colo
Alpheus E. Dickson
Dickson
Herbert H. Powell
Zella
Petey” Powell
Powell
J. P. O'Connell
Not Guilty Expected in Stewart Perjury Trial
Defense attorney Frank J. Hogan predicted a not guilty verdict for Robert W. Stewart, Indiana Standard Oil chairman, in a Senate Teapot Dome perjury case. Hogan argued Stewart did not falsify testimony before the senate oil investigation committee. The government began presenting extensive documents to introduce testimony.
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United Prem
Washington
Frank J. Hogan
Robert W. Stewart
Indiana Standard Oil
Hogan
Stewart
Senate
Canvass of Potter Vote Starts Today
Potter county commissioners plan to begin canvassing last Tuesday’s election returns this afternoon or tomorrow Judge Seam B Motlow will certify votes for each candidate and send reports to the state secretary and county records per state law New York Moisha Medallie visiting with a pronounced brogue identified as Irish Jew his family migrated from Romania to Cork forty years ago
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Potter County
Seam B. Motlow
Judge Motlow
Secretary of the State
New York
Moisha Medallie
Rumania
Cork
Berlin Motor Vehicles Showing Big Increase
Berlin reports a sharp rise in motor vehicles from October 1 1927 to October 1 1928, increasing by 17 500 to a total of 81 300. This compares with a 13 200 rise the previous year, and totals of 62 800 in October 1927 and 49 400 in October 1926.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Smoke Cloud From Etna Hopes For Decreasing Activity
In Sicily on November 15 a dense black plume from Mount Etna suggested a possible easing of the eruption. Professor Gaetho Ponte of the Etna observatory noted increased smoke often signals abatement, while lava flows slowed and lands were damaged across thousands of acres.
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United Prem
Catanta
Sicily
Mount Etna
Etna
Gaetho Ponte
Etna Observatory
Notre Dame Rest Day After Army Game
Notre Dame coach Rockne gave both first and second teams a rest after the Army defeat. The Irish prepare to host Carnegie Tech on Saturday with key players refreshed for the next encounter.
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Carnegie Tech
South Bend
Notre Dame
Fn United Press
Ind
Rockne
Army
Army Navy Have Neat Array Games
Army and Navy unveil the 1929 football schedule with Navy set to face Ohio State in Columbus and Notre Dame on October 12. Harvard and Yale join Army’s October slate with Princeton, Pennsylvania, Georgetown also on the docket, while possible Navy game timing between Notre Dame and Stanford is considered.
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Associated Press
New York
Army
Navy
Midshipmen
Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Notre Dame
Naval Academy
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Hilltoppers
Washington
Harvard
Yale
Stanford
Lipstick Declared Not Indecent by German Court
Berlin reports that the Supreme Court of Germany ruled lipstick on postcards depicting women is not indecent. Police had confiscated the cards as indecent for painted features. The court said paint and powder no longer imply vice and are worn by many women today.
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O. K
Germany
Berlin
Supreme Court of Germany
Iowa Officials Plan 80,000 Seat Stadium
Athletic officials in Iowa will commence work within months on a new stadium designed to seat about 80,000 spectators. The project signals a major expansion for interstate sports facilities and university programs.
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Iowa
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