Yale builds vast athletic plant and traffic fixes at Bowl
Yale University is developing an extensive athletic complex around the Bowl area with a Walter Camp Memorial gateway, new Coxefield gym, baseball stands, polo field, and soccer and lacrosse fields. A subway and bus system are introduced to manage traffic as students gain access to multiple venues.
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International News Service
New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Yale
Lapham Field
Walter Camp
Coxefield Gymnasium
Phipps
Chapel Street
Housatonic River
Derby
Yale Band
Rega i
Kansas Dirt Farmers Will Visit New York
An Eastward tour led by Senator Arthur Capper will bring fifty or more Kansas dirt farmers to Washington and New York December 6 to 8. The group will inspect Wall Street and the stock market to learn how product prices are manipulated, with Capper guiding the delegation to meet President Coolidge.
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International News Service
Topeka
Kansas
East
Arthur Capper
Washington
New York
Senator Capper
Floyd B. Nichols
Senator's Farm Press
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Lost Dirigible Crew Rescued After Sea Rescue Efforts
The crew of the Japanese dirgible N-3, sister ship of the Norge, were rescued by a destroyer off a small island after two ships failed to reach them in heavy seas. Seven men leaped from the gondola as the craft broke away in a gust. one was badly injured by a cliff fall.
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Associated Preas
London
North Pole
Tokyo
Evening News
City Commissioners to Open Pipe Bids at Meet Tonight
City commissioners will open bids for 15 000 feet of six inch pipe 600 feet of four inch pipe and 1850 water meters at the regular meeting tonight Jeff Bartlett city manager notes Mayor Lee Bivins is away on cattle business in Kansas City The acquisitions anticipate system expansion and new customers in the coming year
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Lee Bivins
Kansas City
Jeff Bartlett
Special Oklahoma Session Is Sought by Petition Leaders
Governor Henry S. Johnston holds firm against calling a special legislative session despite a petition drive led by Rogers County Rep H. Tom Kight. He says impeachment talk and state affairs keep him busy and he will decide after the petition plea is reviewed.
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Associated J Press
Oklahoma City
Henry S. Johnston
H. Tom Kight
Rogers County
High School Opens New Cafeteria in Additions
The cafeteria in the school’s new basement addition opened yesterday drawing hundreds of students. It is one of the largest in the southwest and is under the supervision of Principal C F Poole with Lola Perritt in charge.
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Lola Perritt
C.F. Poole
Waterbury's Compound Promises Vitality for All
Advertisements claim Waterbury's Compound restores energy and vigor. It touts eight vitamins A and D derived from cod liver oil, with additional ingredients, sold worldwide and endorsed by druggists. Users are urged to visit a local druggist to buy a bottle.
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Waterbury’s Compound
Waterbury's
Waterbury’s
World
United States
Europe
Africa
South America
Orient
Davis Nears End of Good Will Flood Tour
United Press reports Secretary of War Davis nears completion of a flood region goodwill tour. He earned support in Arkansas and Mississippi but faced New Orleans resistance to the war department plan. The tri state flood commission declined to back the war department, citing pending reports and preferring spillways reservoirs and other options. Davis then continued from McGehee Arkansas to Memphis and St Louis noting high flood marks and plans to finish the trip.
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United Press
Helena
Ark
Mississippi Valley
War Department
Davis
Arkansas
Mississippi
New Orleans
Congress
Tri-State Flood Commission
Martineau
Sunady
Missouri
Frank C. Lowden
Ilinois
McGehee
Memphis
St. Louis
Dragon Dance Opens New Maita Bridge in Yokohama
Japanese and Chinese residents joined in the opening of Yokohama’s Maita Bridge. After officials dedicated the span a Dragon dance was staged by participants from several foreign communities.
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Maita
Yokohama
Chinese Dragon Dance Returns Amid Riverfront Spectacle
Twenty seven Chinese performers staged a vivid dragon dance on the new structure while thousands gathered by the riverside. The act, last seen in Yokohama in 1919, featured two dancers with a massive head and tail. Twenty five players rotated, as drums and gongs punctuated the performance into the night before electrified mask eyes lit up. Japanese drama, dances and wrestling followed as part of the program.
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Yokohama
Edie Creek Gold Field Prophecy by Sydney Engineer
T Travers Black, a mining engineer from Sydney, predicts Edie Creek in New Guinea will become one of the world's richest gold fields. Black has just returned after 11 months in New Guinea as a member of the Legacy club, a prominent Sydney organization.
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Edie Creek
New Guinea
T. Travers Black
Legacy Club
Sydney
W. Black
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