Rockne to Take a Long Rest After Busy Year
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame football coach, announces he needs rest after a year of strenuous work. He plans wintering on a Kansas ranch or in Europe, or both, with possible moves shadowed by Columbia University coaching rumors.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
University of Notre Dame
Colum University
Rockne
Kansas
Jess Harper
Notre Dame
Europe
Columbia
Chicago
Father Walsh
Red Grange Bends Arm for X ray Over Recent Injury
Red Grange had his left arm x rayed by Dr E B Coolley in Danville to assess an injury since Pittsburgh. He reported being able to straighten the arm for the first time and planned continued treatment before games in Florida and beyond. He avoided discussing his 300000 movie contract and theatre boycott threats. Coolley’s son and young stars may join the Bears before the next barnstorming leg.
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Danville
Lils
Harold
Champaign
Chicago
Florida
Grange
New York
Young Coolley
Bears
Mountaineers Dinner Highlights WVU Boosters
About 150 people attended a Mountaineer football dinner in Fairmont hosted by local boosters. WVU coaches managers and players joined talks by Fairmont leaders and athletic officials including Ira B. Rodgers and Captain McHenry.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Mountaineer
West Virginia University
Ward Lantham
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont State Normal Schools
Lively
H. H. Rose
Elso
Ira B. Rodgers
Harry A. Stansbury
Russell Meredith
McHenry
Dick Marshall’s Dash Secures Penn Victory Over Michigan
In a dramatic 1912 Penn Michigan game at Franklin Field Dick Marshall fielded a kickoff and sprinted 55 yards for the winning touchdown with sixty seconds left. Penn erased a 21 7 halftime lead, finishing 27 21 as Marshall's broken field run sealed the upset.
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Dick Marshall
Michigan
Penn
Quakers
Blue
Pas
Sterling
Goodwill Industries Turn Hair into Charity Wigs
Hair collected from young women becomes wigs and weaves for sale. Proceeds fund aid to the poor as Goodwill Industries converts the donations into charitable support.
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Los Angeles
Goodwill Industries
Flying Squadron Foundation Opens Law Enforcement Forum
The Flying Squadron Foundation begins tonight at Grace Methodist Church with Col. Alfred L. Moody opening remarks on law enforcement issues. Oliver W. Stewart and Miss Brown will headline sessions, with free public lectures in Bluefield on state and national enforcement of law and order.
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Flying Squadron Foundation
Grace Methodist Church
Alfred L. Moody
United States Army
Moody
Agees
Bluefield
Norma C. Brown
Tease Foundation
Moore
Oliver W. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Miss Brown
H. Gollehon
Stewart
Fake Doctors Face Corporal Punishment Laws
Tokio laws pass to punish those practicing medicine without a license amid reports of many fake doctors earning large sums from illegal practice.
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Tokio
No No Nanette at Colonial Theatre Delights Audiences
The musical comedy No No Nanette played to excited crowds at the Colonial Theatre with strong performances by John Hyams as Jimmy and Roland Woodruff as Billy. The show impressed with scenery and costumes, improved through acts, though leads Janear Johnson and Floyd English were seen as weaker.
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Nanette
Colonial Theater
John Hyams
Jimmy
Billy
Roland Woodruff
Janear Johnson
Floyd English
Personal notices of local residents travel and visits
Mrs. O. W. Frazier and her son returned from several days in Cincinnati. Mrs. Mable Bell came back from a visit with her uncle W. T. Baker in Lexington Kentucky and spent the weekend with friends in Huntington. Mrs. A. K. Smith of Finchville Kentucky is with her daughter Mrs. W. A. Campbell on Jefferson Street Jennings Randolph of the West Review is in the city for that magazine J. B. Tinsley left Tuesday for
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Minter J. Prickett
Roanoke
Pikeville
G. W. Layman
Prickett
M. J. Prickett
Misa Rae Roth Matz
Ned Wayburn
Don Leno School of Dancing and Dramatic Culture of
New York
O. W. Frazier
Cincinnati
Mable Bell
W. T. Baker
Lexington
Huntington
A. K. Smith
Finchville
W. A. Campbell
Jefferson Street
Jennings Randolph
The
West Review
J. B. Tinsley
Donkey Chews Tobacco in Sussex Chronicle
A Sussex report notes a donkey chewing tobacco with evident pleasure. The animal bites the weed, grinds it with its teeth, and may spit or swallow depending on its mood.
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Sussex
Eng
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Columbia University
Red Grange
Fairmont Boosters
Dec
Matilda Shuerich
Women's Swimming Association
Ee McMullen
Findlay
Ohio
Terry McMullen
Hustington
K. C. Thompson
Covington
Thompson
Northwestern University
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Robert KR. Meyer
Pree
Hesijeni Mam
Opea
Lynchburg
Ouk Men's
Ings
Rialto
Atre
York Mens Shop
Princeton Ave
Rialto Theatre
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