Notre Dame Team Faces Brutal 1925 Schedule Says Rockne
New York Oct 19 Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne predicts more losses after the army defeat. He cites a brutal three week stretch featuring Minnesota Georgia Tech and Penn State with travel from Minneapolis to Atlanta to Bellefonte. He calls this the test of a first class football team and faults the present lineup as the weakest Notre Dame outfit in years.
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Davis
J. Wallit
New York
Notre Dame
Knute Roekne
Hoosiers
Army
Feiss
Rockne
Dani
Notre Jade
Albeiia
Vancourek
Crowe
Beys
Eettely
Thayer
Joni
Notre Tiume
Hsnouzek
Rete
Plannigan
Dahimans Miley
Dahimans Miley An A Schegrer
Kach
Former Iowa grid star Otte hospitalized in Iowa City
Former Iowa football star Lowell Otte is confined in the University of Iowa Hospital psychopathic ward during homecoming week. Friends visiting him report dementia-like illness and observation is being continued. Otte, a Sydney, Australia native, last played for the 9 man western team.
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Iowa City
Lowell Otte
Iowa University
Prame Ca
Otte
University Hospital
Ouu
Sydney
Surprising turn in the 1930s baseball pennant chase
The piece outlines a dramatic season with Surrell as a surprise, notes on the Cubs securing trades for Tear, Maraxeville and Cogper, and praises Dry for pitching, while mentioning Rogue and Rabbit Maranville. It tracks standings shifts with Cards, White Sox, Browns, and Tigers gaining ground, and references key players and teams influencing the race.
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Maraxeville
Cogper
Athurgh Winntep
Rillifer
Sage
Brandoy
White Sox
Geo. Lister
St. Louts Browns
Ty Cobb
Deal Tigers
Prominent student athlete Otley faces setback at Tudor College
Cha. was a noted nom ination and star football player, a member of Phi Beta Kappa, and a Cheral atts frater nity. After produmation Otley worked in the Omaha stockyards and issued four books of poems. He was hired as Tudor College coach but a nervous breakdown prevented him from starting. Physicians are hopeful for Otley’s full recovery.
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Phi Beta Kapra
Otley
Omaha
Tautet
Tudor College
Ofte
Little Disorder at Iowa Homecoming
In Iowa City on October 19, a check-up of homecoming festivities shows little disorder or disturbance of the peace. White town fans and students were excited over the game results but dispersed at an early hour without incident.
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Iowa City
White Town
Hawkeye Clash Set With Ohio Upbeat Saturday
Hawkeye team riders up for a tough clash with Ohio squad this Saturday. Stars like JoeNick Rateeh and Kurt Ingwersen spark praise from Coach Barry as the offense seeks to rebound after a string of solid showings. Key plays from Mick Aurisch and Wese ley Fry backed a strong team effort, with Doc Graham delivering pivotal gains and Schipgaer steady on defense as Hawkeyes aim to channel momentum into the upcoming game.
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JoeNick Rateeh
Hawk
Eye Huon
Grange
Kurt Ingwersen
Barry Canes
Suckeyes
Columbia
Dee Willie Pontyrnreb
Pessamicn
Hatch
Marek
Kase
Vitheagh
Zupp
Fielney
Mick Aurisch
Weseley Fry
Schipgaer
Yemerad
Kiwa
Doc Graham
Hawks
Dinas Pane
Ingwerden Pruonisus
Oklahoma dominates Sooners upset ends in 7 to 0 win
In Norman, Oklahoma State players dominated a fastball style game, securing a 7 to 0 victory as perceptions of the Sooners' strength faded. Across the West, Pacific Coast football fans sought explanations for weekend upsets, while Los Angeles and USC faces questioned strengths.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
San Francisco
Pacific
Hoboken
Los Angeles
Trojan
University of Southern California
Football finals results across colleges and high schools
Oklahoma 7 Drake 0. Ohio State 9 Columbia 0. Michigan 21 Wisconsin 0. Syracuse 14 Indiana 0. Missouri 32 Rolla School of Mines 9. Penn State 13 Marietta 0. Army 27 Notre Dame 0. Dartmouth 26 Dexter 6. Navy 10 Princeton 10. Vanderbilt 34 Tennessee 7. Greenfield 26 Dexter 6. Orient 33 Adair 0. Audubon 19 Coon Rapida 12.
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Chicaro
Northwestern
Ohio State
Columbia
Michigan
Wisconsin
Oklahoma Aggies
Washington
Syracuse
Indiana
Missouri
Rolla School of Mines
Penn State
Marietta
Army
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
Dexter
Navy
Princeton
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
High School
Greenfield
Redfield
Stuart
Orient
Adair
Harlan
Extra
Clarinds
Essex
Audubon
Coon Rapida
Nearly All Native Born Up Over 90 Percent in Sweden
A report finds Sweden's population comprises over ninety percent native born residents. The study highlights immigration and demographic shifts shaping national identity and future labor markets.
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Sweden
Elkhorn boy calf chosen for national demo herd
Harvey C Farson of Elkhorn Elmer Graham of Prairie City and Carol Griffith of Jets sell baby calves to Sears Horbuck Foundation for its demonstration herd. Calves will appear at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City and the National Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. J I Naylor notes calves were sought nationwide to highlight early-maturity beef production. The Larsen calf, a dark roan Shorthorn, won first in class and high price at the Iowa State Fair sale, while Griffiths Hereford calf was bred by Tarkington and raised by Miss Griffith. Kilmer Graham leads his family's cattle program and club work.
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Elkhorn
Elmer Graham
Prairie City
Carol Griffith
Jets
Sears-Horbuck Agricultural Foundation
Chicago
Kansas City
J. 8
Naylor
Foundation
New York
Colorado
Towa
Ica
Larsen
Iowa State Mail
Ito
Garls
Belie
Heeft
Griffith
State Bakr
Boa
Tarkington
Miss Griffith
Kilmer Graham
Orderly Marketing and the Producers Hog Market Victory
Farm Bureau News notes the Producers Livestock Commission Co. aims to improve livestock markets returning profits to farmers rather than high commissions. A heavy Indianapolis hog run showed farmers with 60 percent hold over hogs, forcing packers to concede after initial low bids. This marked a historic cooperative marketing success where farmers controlled the supply to set prices.
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L. G. Sorden
Producers Livestock Commission Co
Indianapolis
First arrests in double murder at Kenosha road
In Kenosha Wisconsin investigators question Julius Yuthas arrested in Chicago and five local residents after a raid on the Ryberg farm home. The case centers on the death of Madeline Latimer and her fiancé James Sears on a lonely road. Police linked Yuthas to the slayings through a hotel guest report.
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Kenosha Kenosha
Win
INS
Madeline Latimer
Milwaukee
James Sears
Kenosha
Julius Yuthas
Chicago
Jack Ryberg
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cass County Iowa
Public sale notice from Cass County Iowa by Sheriff W A McKer and Deputy Edwards. Judgment in favor of Emma H. Shaw against Franklin M Bontrager for 545.13. real estate described as West Half of Southwest Quarter Section Five Township 76 North Range 34 West. Sale set for September 13 1925 at 10 a.m. Atlantic Iowa courthouse front door. Debtor to file homestead plat by November 7 1925 or homestead set by law.
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Cass County
Emma H. Shaw
Franklin M. Bontrager
I District Court
Cusa County
Ber
A. D
Hiseb
Aysaeber
Atlantic
W. A. Meker
Ph, Edwards
First Snowstorm of Winter Nips Northwest and Canada
Northwest region and Canada endure first winter blast with five inches of snow and freezing wind. Deaths attributed to snowfall in northern Minnesota and surrounding areas. Nebraska, Iowa, and western regions shiver as temperatures plummet below freezing. Canadian wheat crop heavily affected with unharvested 150 million bushels left at mercy of weather.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Canada
Towa
Nebraska
Rockies
Chienke
Identified Victim in Missouri River Murder Case
Fred Oliver of Fremont Nebraska identified a dismembered body found near the Missouri River as his wife, Mrs. Oliver, 24, who vanished Sept 8. Authorities aided by a magnifying glass located scars matching his wife and linked the case to her reported affair.
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Get
Partin
River
Fred Olivers Fremont
Evergretn
Land
Fred Oliver
Fremont
Oliver
Andrew Christofferson
Harmon visit to Glenwood son in institute
C F Harmon and wife with Arthur Kirkoff and wife traveled by car to Glenwood on Sunday to see their son Dale who is confined in an institute there.
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News-Telegraph
C. F. Harmon
Arthur Kirkoff
Glenwood
Dale
Family Reunion Attended by Fletcher Family in Omaha
Mia W. Fletcher and family from Omaha attended a family reunion Sunday at the home of her parents Geo and Roberta. The gathering included extended relatives and was reported in the News Telegraph.
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Lewis
News-Telegraph
Mia
W. W. Fletcher
Omaha
Geo
Roberta
Mysterious Rock Links Barn Paint Powder to Industry
Iowa City scientists trace a single red rock, hematite known as Indian Red, to barn paint makeup facial powder and lubricants. The rock yields iron ore and pigments used historically in cosmetics and industrial products. Researchers note the ore’s dual uses mirror the era’s broader mineral commerce and social habits.
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Iowa City
Ube Catet
Ammenn
New Boy Lewis Baby Born to Mrs Baker in Grinnell
Mrs Catharine Baker traveled to Grinnell after learning her daughter Mrs Ira Smart and husband welcomed a baby boy at their home. The report notes the Oct 19 arrival date and identifies the family.
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News- Telegraph
Catharine Baker
Grinnell Supon
Ira Smart
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