American League May Depose Johnson Over Landis Rift
American league club owners pledge to Landis that if Johnson interferes with his office he could be removed as president. The move follows secret meetings with National League figures and signals a decisive rebuke of Johnson amid the World Series era dispute.
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Gilbert and Shearer Star in The Snob at Ansonia
At the Ansonia theater two popular film stars John Gilbert and Norma Shearer headline The Snob, a Helen K. Martin adaptation. Gilbert plays the conceited instructor toying with power while Shearer portrays his devoted wife in a tale of ambition and reinvention. The cast includes Don Nagel Phyllis Waver Hedda Ber r garet Seddon Aileen Mann and Toby Oliver's Night adds as a special attraction with five stellar returns.
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Haiti Launches Major Irrigation Project for 150000 Acres
Aimed at boosting agriculture, Haiti plans a large irrigation initiative to irrigate 150000 acres of land. Officials say the project will begin soon and improve farming output across the country.
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Gubs and Sleepy Five Victors in Basketball
The Cubs beat the Mohawks 6 to 2 while the Sleepy Five defeated the Bupangs 6 to 0 at the K of C gym in a high school class event. Horan starred for the Cubs with four points as the Bull dogs could not solve the Sweeney Pendergast Hayes trio.
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Driscoll
Don King
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Gift Car 15 Gains Popularity Innu
The gift car becomes a major Yuletide institution this year says G M Miller of Anaconda Garage and Motor Co. The American family shows greater consciousness in directing Christmas funds toward a new car. The car is praised for reducing other expenses and boosting family income by cutting incidental costs.
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Anaconda
Brick wall miles long 17 feet high 11,000 mile estimate
A report notes 9,000,000,000 bricks produced in the United States this year to build a wall 11,000 miles long, 17 feet high and eight inches thick. If started at the northeast, the line would extend along coasts to Washington and along borders with Canada. German missionary societies plan to resume full East Africa work, invited by the Scotch Free Mission to take over part.
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Scotch Free Mission
Advocates New Land for Park Extension to Yellowstone
Stephen Mather urges extending Yellowstone National Park to include the Teton mountains and Yellowstone river headwaters. He cites protection for moose, and notes insect infestations threaten timber. requests a $35,000 special fund and collaboration with forest service to push the extension and pest control.
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Idaho
Bureau of Entomology
Air Bus for Commuters Now Proposed in Paris
Paris considers an aerobus aerial tramway to ease traffic. A line from the city to Saint Denis is planned with 10 radiating lines if successful. Steel superstructure 14 meters above ground carries cars propelled by aircraft motors. cars carry 60 to 100 passengers and operate 90 trips daily at one franc per round trip.
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Saint-Denis
France
Wyoming Moose Licenses Denied by Game Commission
The Wyoming game commission refused to issue moose licenses this year and notes a rise in park travel. Attendance reached 144,158 visitors, an increase from 1923, with more motorists and fewer rail travelers.
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M Nally Still Sub Is Now a Senator
M Nally, longtime substitute in major league baseball, gains a senator role amid winter trades. The veteran, known as the eternal substitute, may break into the regular lineup as Peeckinpaugh suffers a season injury, while Nally previously led a utility team in Ashington.
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New York
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Mike” NeNally
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Peeckinpaugh
Metcalf Succeeds Belmont as Belmont Park President
The Westchester Racing Association elected Jone B. Metcalf to fill the Belmont Park presidency after the death of August Belmont. The change will take effect at the January annual meeting.
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Associated Press
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August Belmont
Bobcats Open Season With Butte YMCA Tilt
Montana State College Bobcats, bolstered by football stars from Ott Romne r’s squad, begin the season in Butte against the local YMCA quint at the Y gym. Key forwards include Cottam Sullivan Peters and Winner with Hartwig or Harma at center and guards drawn from Hatfield McGuin and Yandel. The Butte squad is led by Captain Salisbury with Williamson Crevett Matlock Zundel and Hardin in the lineup for the opener.
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Washington Roundup: Hoover backs air navigation plan
Secretary Hoover told the House Commerce Commission he approved a bureau for civil air navigation. Wilbur orders a court of inquiry into unauthorized naval publicity. Senate set to vote January six on overriding Coolidge veto of postal pay bill.
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Butte to Host Dixie Lahood Bout As Marks May Fight
Georgia Marks and Dixie Lahood discussed a possible rematch in Butte with promoters aiming to line up a bout within a month. The California bantam previously beat Lahood in San Pedro while Marks edged Lahood in a six round bout, and interest centers on a longer contest in Montana.
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North Queensland Plans Vast Dairying District Highways
Australia’s Queensland state intends building extensive highway networks to improve conditions in the dairying districts. The plan aims to connect farms, markets, and towns to boost transport efficiency and economic development.
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Australia
Herrings Catch Sets Record Off Yarmouth
More than 600 million herrings were caught off Yarmouth England this season, signaling a historic haul for local fisheries and boosting the regional economy with strong catches and buyer demand.
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Yarmouth
England
Winter sport seasons and legends of 1924
The text reflects on 1924 winter leagues in golf and baseball scenes up north and in warm climates. It notes Jess Willard’s lack of a comeback, Hornsby’s hitting prowess, and public demands shaping boxing challengers toward Dempsey era narratives. It highlights controversy over bold challenges versus safer, orchestrated approaches.
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