Alleged Forged Checks Tied to Oil Station Fraud
Police say a check edited at Inter-Cities Oil station Middleport last week led to an investigation by Sheriff J A Willock and Deputy E B Morris. Another forged check allegedly linked to Mossman was passed on George Gilpamore Bradbury. R Whitemore Langsville had signed to the check cashed at the old station. Tuesday evening a regular business meeting was scheduled. Philathianry Church of Christ to serve lunch on Wednesday.
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Inter-Cities Oil Company
Middleport
Mossman
Hayave
George Gilpamore
Bradbury
J. A. Willock
E. B. Morris
R. ¥. Whitemore
Langsville
Second Guessing and Courage in Football Strategy
Analyzes how sports strategy is judged by results with examples from Illinois Penn and Michigan Ohio State. Describes second guessing of play calls, the risks of field goals, plunges, and passes, and highlights Benny Friedman’s successful fourth down pass for a Michigan touchdown.
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Murphy
Pennsylvania
Paul Scull
Scull
Penn State
Columbia
Hlinois
Friedman
Ohio State
Benny Friedman
Wolverines
Penny
Illinois
Hoffman
Michigan
Priedman
Middleport Bible Classes Set by Henri Heron
Henri Heron editor of The Girlhood Bible weekly will accompany Dr W S Martin to Middleport to hold a Bible class for women and girls. Heron will conduct classes and organize a pageant aiming to inspire young girls with Christian appeal and worldly guidance.
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Middleport
Henri Heron
Martin
Middleport of Christ
Heron
Lucinda McGuffin Dies at 87 in Middleport Home
Lucinda McGuffin, 87, died at her daughter Lillie Childs home in Middleport after a period of illness from old age and complications. Funeral services were held at the residence, with burial at West Columbia Cemetery.
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Middleport
Lucinda McGuffin
Lillie Childs
West Columbia
Service Held at Burlingham and Local Notes
Nov 29 Burlingham service led by Iles A. Fowler of Church of Christ of Middleport. Reports of meetings planned at church. Pomeroy brief notes show arrests near St. Clair Essex Mine No. 1. McClain held in county jail. Local mentions include visits and returns of residents from Letart, Mansfield, Philadelphia, Ocean City, Columbus, Parkersburg and Logan. several families listed with travel and visiting relatives.
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Iles A. Fowler
Church of Christ of
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Stair-Essex
McClain
Point Pleasant
Floyd Duffy
Jean
Logan
B. ¥. Fultz
Vrothy
Hollis Scott
Wayne Few
Alla Radford
Ville
Pomeroy Bend
Harry Bennett
Firs
Mart Keller
Enaries Varicus
Parkersburg
F. Baley Tmill
Merry Rice
Aiba Radford
Melle
Daniel
Helen DgcNaughtan
Xs Town
Mma Keanz
Columbus
Franz
Chinese Nationalist Treaty Demands Rejected by Commission
A joint international commission led by Silas Strawn rejected Chinese nationalist calls for immediate abolition of unequal treaties and extraterritorial rights. The panel urged phased reforms, tying progress to China’s legal, court, and government stability, amid broader concerns over nationality and consular privileges.
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Washington
China
Joint International Commission
Silas Strawn
Chicago
National title question hinges on uneven schedules
After Navy and Army tie and Carnegie Tech upset Notre Dame 19-0, the national champion is unsure. Stanford or Alabama emerge as possible undisputed champions if they finish undefeated or win their tournament. Notre Dame and LaFayette lack strength of schedule to claim the title.
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Navy
Army
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Stanford
Alabama
LaFayette
Depesters
Knute Rockne
Tuesday's Best Radio Features Highlighted
Broadcast page lists five top radio features for Tuesday including a WEAF network hook up with 14 stations featuring Laurette Taylor and entertainers, a Verdi Aida lecture from KDKA Pittsburgh, a Chamber of Commerce chorus from WBZ Springfield, hockey Bruins vs Ottawa on WIZ and related wires, and a travelog titled A Day in Brussels with music.
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Laurette Taylor
KFB
Lincoln
KDKA
Pittsburgh
T. Chamber of Comerce Chorus
WBZ
Springfield
Bruins Ve
Ottawa
WIZ
WJZ
WEY
WRKC
Brussels
Public Forum Notes a Rehash of Ohio Mining Findings
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce report rehashes long standing complaints about the mining industry. It offers little new diagnosis and questions remedies while noting nonunion competition and rising coal prices.
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Ohio
Onmaerce
Neil House
Jean
Poe
Essere Ublic
Chamber of
Rene
Svea
Cleveland
Coaches Meet to Draw Up 1927 Buckeye Schedule
Springfield reports Buckeye Athletic Association coaches from Cincinnati Miami Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan Denison and Ohio University met to draft tentative 1927 football schedules. They postponed release until after the Ohio Conference meeting December 6. Cincinnati and Miami will renew their rivalry on Thanksgiving in Cincinnati with Ohio University possibly on Cincinnati's slate and a Wittenberg return in Cincinnati next year.
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Springfield
Buckeye Athletic Association
University of Cincinnati
Miami
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Ohio University
Ohio
Columbus
Southern mining contrast sparks talk of union challenges
The piece argues southern extraction methods and conditions favor nonunion operators. It cites low overhead, favorable natural conditions, and widespread state policing as obstacles to organizing, recounting visits to West Virginia camps and noting potential industrial struggle and remedies.
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Solomon
Fimi
Game Worden
Old Virginia
Staunton
Parkersburg
Randolph’ County
W. Va
Elkins
Ohio
West
Virginie
Otter
Carnegie Tech Triumph Over Notre Dame Sparks City Celebration
Carnegie Tech fans celebrate a stunning 19 point upset over Notre Dame as the Skibos score two touchdowns and two field goals. The victory snaps Notre Dame’s national title hopes while Tech also beats Pitt for the city championship.
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Notre Dame
Carnegie
Tech
Rockne Crew
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Washington and Jefferson
New York University
Bears rout Canton team 35 to 0 in national league game
Five thousand spectators watched the Chicago Bears overwhelm Canton 35 to 0. Wrnscoll and Senn starred for the winners as Brown and Colgate clash amid season highlights and tough schedules in pro and college play.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Canton
Wrnscoll
Senn
Ohio University basketball opens 1926 27 season without captain
Ohio University begins practice for 1926 27 with captaincy missing as Sayles returns. Barndon T Grover, long time coach, has steered the team to top five finishes in a six year span while 1920 and 1921 championships are noted. Only Eisenbrey and Longley back as lettermen with Sayles and several sophomores to bolster the squad. First home game set for Rio Grande on Saturday November 11.
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HIO University
Ohio
Barndon T. Grover
Grover
Ohio University
Thornton Township High School
Harvey
Illinois
Athens
Ohio Universit
Charley” Wright
Waliter Muir
Eisenbrey
Longley
Wright
King
Joe Sayles
Smith
New Philadelphia
Dubois
Hemion
Burkholder
Lakewood
Macklin
Bell Pont
O'’Niel
Albany
Rio Grande
Dober
Army and Navy battle to 21–21 in midwestern clash
Chicago November 29 The Army and Navy football game ended in a 21 to 21 tie before a record crowd of about 100000. Navy coach Ingram blamed a fumbled punt by substitute Ransford for costing a victory while Army coach Jones cited a missed 25 yard field goal as the slim margin that kept Navy from winning. Ingram praised Harry Wilson as a stellar halfback.
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Chicago
Army
Navy
Ransford
Bill" Ingram
Annapolis
Middies
Biffy" Jones
Ingram
Wilson
Cowboys Beat Cardinals 7-2 in National League clash
The Kansas City Cowboys defeated the Chicago Cardinals 7 to 2 in a National League football game.
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Cowboys
Chicago
Kansas City Cowboys
Chicago Cardinals
Yale to Promote Hockey as Major Sport in Schedule
New Haven Conn Yale plans to elevate hockey to major sport status the first large American university to do so A key schedule feature is a January game against Notre Dame at Madison Square Garden New York Notre Dame hockey to make its first eastern appearance
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Otre Dame
Madison Square Gar
New York
Noth Dame
Sivak Wins Chicago Five-Mile Cross-Call in 26 34
J A Sivak running for the Pinas athletic club captured the fourth annual cross-town five mile race in 26 34 a minute and a half faster than the old mark. H R Phelps of the Chicago Athletic association finished a step back.
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Chicago
J. A. Sivak
The
Pinas Athletic Club
Aew Ciiease Tribune
Sivak
H. R. Phelps
Chicago Athletic Association
Bulls Defeated by Yankees With Grange Out
New York Yankees beat the Chicago Bulls 7 to 0 at Yankee Stadium in an American football game. Eddie Tryon, former Colgate star, scored the only touchdown of the contest.
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Annapolis
West Point Gray
Soldiers' Memories Stadium
Chicago
New York
NEA
Hardwick
Navy
BULLS
Red Grange
New York Yankees
Chicago Bulls
Yankee Stadium
Eddie Tryon
Colgate
Fire damages hit church school and warehouse in Sunday blaze
A Sunday blaze in Washington destroyed a Baptist church and Sun n y school building and a storage warehouse with other damage. A 14 year old boy was arrested as a suspected firebug after a three story house blaze late Saturday night drove occupants to the street.
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Washington
U.P
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