Four Horsemen lead Notre Dame over Stanford in Rose Bowl
Notre Dame speed overwhelms Stanford 27 to 10 before 52,000 on New Years Day at Pasadena. Layden and Crowley star in the east's victory as Nevers fights through a year of recovery to prove his worth. Stanford errors, fumbles, and missteps seal the Cardinal's fate while the Irish establish dominance in Pacific coast intersectional play.
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Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Calif
South Bend
Ind
Stanford University
Notre Dame
Ernie Nevery
Stanford
Cardinal
Rockne
Y Downockne
Crowley
Solomon
Huntzinger
Crowleyain
Otre Dame
Nevers
Walker
Ted Shipkey
Standford
Cuddeback
Layden
Harry Stuhldreher
Don Miller
Presence of Mind Saves Woman From Train Crush
Mrs Mary Clark of Indianapolis grabbed a rod on a fast moving mgER train and rode twelve miles through zero weather after an automobile was crushed. She fell unconscious in a snow drift when the train stopped. Her husband was seriously injured and her mother in law killed.
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Mary Clark
Indianapolis
Ind
Mger
THREE LIVES TOLL NEW YEAR ARRIVAL
Chicago marked the arrival of 1925 with three deaths and about six serious injuries from celebratory gunfire and a fatal stray gunshot. A police incident during New Year’s celebrations led to a pistol being drawn and a death, amid widespread hotel and cabaret gatherings costing Chicago hotels and venues an estimated public reception exceedin g one million dollars.
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Chicago
British Workers to Seek Wage Increases in New Year
London reports a coordinated push by skilled and unskilled UK workers for an across the board rise in pay. About 2 million employees across mining engineering and shipbuilding are involved, with total claims near 100000 pounds per year. Engineering and metal trades seek a flat one pound rise for about 500000 men, shipbuilding workers request a similar increase, and miners push for a uniform minimum of 12 shillings daily.
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London
United Kingdom
Ritchey Family Loses Farmhouse in Cadiz Fire
Cadiz Ohio January first. The Ritchey family two miles from town saved most belongings after discovering a fire in the attic. Neighbors praised their quick work as doors were removed and even a bath tub and sink were carried to safety. Total loss fixed at three thousand dollars.
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Cadiz
Ohio
Wm. Ritchey
Ritcheys
Shepherd to sue instigators after inquiry probe
Chicago on New Year’s Day reports William D. Shepherd, who raised 21 year old William Nelson McClintock, will sue those who urged the coroner’s inquiry. He announces this action as his principal New Year resolution after the chemist’s body examination press release.
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Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
Oscar Wolff
William D. Shepherd
Big Steel Deal Ends Year as East Plant Sold
Hartford reports Union Drawn Steel Company of Beaver Falls Pa bought Frasse Steel Works Inc a major East Coast cold finished steel plant. The deal was closed in New York City New Year Eve and announced locally today by the buyers executives.
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Hartford, Conn
Frasse Steel Works, Inc
Union Drawn Steel Company
Beaver Falls
New York City
West Virginia Wesleyans Edge Southern Methodist 9 to 7
Dallas January 1. A Wesleyan squad invaded from the east and defeated Southern Methodist University 9 to 7 in a game dominated by breaks. Wesleyan Waited luck-assisted turnovers and a third-quarter field goal to lead, while SMU managed a fourth-quarter rally that fell short. Bullman and Bedford were standout backs, with Camp praising the fine matching between teams as the immortals of SMU's ten departed.
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Dallas
Texas
West Virginia Wesleyans
Southern Methodist University
Southerners
Wesleyan
Methodists
Watters
Garrity
Bullman
Cochrane
Bridges
Stollenwerck
Mustang
Wesleyan Bobcats
King
Lady Luck
Delong
Weihl
Mustangs
Reiser
Wesleyans
Bedford
M. U
Walter Camp
Pos. S. M. U
EU Enteccaseet
Watters Dees
Henry
Q. B. Stollenwerck
Tessie Bashtie Walling
Cinesceeens
Pearson
Pullen Declared Unfit by State Board of Public Works
Charleston January 1 A resolution by the board of public works to purge the prohibition enforcement list names Rev O M Pullen as unfit for a prohibition agent or Anti-Saloon League superintendent in this state The board cites three accusations including biased campaign circulars a court finding him guilty of lying and slander and a letter implying Logan county was dry The measure was supported by Secretary of State Young Attorney General England and School Superintendent Ford with votes against by Governor Morgan and State Auditor Bond The treasurer abstained Pullen defends the outcome noting primary defeat and calls some officials lame ducks Read Page Three.
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Charleston
O. M. Pullen
Board of Public Works
E. T
George M. Ford
J. W. Stewart
Morgan
John C. Bond
W. S. Johnson
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Department
Prohibition
Pullen
Don Chafin
Logan County
Sahara
Logan
Stewart
Young
England
Ford
National Anti-Saloon League
Woman Governor to be Sworn in on Monday
Cheyenne Wyoming January 1 Mrs Nellie Taylor Ross governor elect of Wyoming already is preparing for the tasks awaiting her when she is sworn in January 5 Mrs Ross has worked daily in the governor s office on recommendations she plans to present to the legislature when it convenes soon after her inauguration The inaugural ceremonies will be held in the senate chamber and will be as simple as possible Judge H Potter chief justice of the state supreme court will administer the oath.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Ross
Senate
H. Potter
State Supreme Court
White House New Year Reception Breaks Formalities
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge opened the White House to four thousand visitors for a four and a half hour New Year’s reception. The crowd reflected diverse American life with a public share larger than in recent years, while formal attendees were received first. A Marine Band concert followed and an elderly post office employee, Samuel Boss, aged, died during the crowd’s wait.
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White House
Washington
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Congress
Judiciary
Army
Lincoln
Army, Navy
Marine Corps
Pullis
Rey
Samuel D. Boss
Post Office Department
Boss
Association of
District of Columbia
Forest Fire Lights Santa Catalina Mountains Near Tucson
A forest fire burning in the Santa Catalina mountains was visible from Tucson, about forty miles away, with flames illuminating the night sky as of early tonight. The blaze prompted wardens to monitor its spread amid dry conditions in Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
Santa Catalina Mountains
California outplays Pennsylvnia to win 14 to 0 on gridiron
California Stadium Berkeley Jan 1 California defeats Pennsylvania 14 to 0 in a low-scoring football game. Young scores on a four-yard run after a delayed buck and a punt near the goal line. Griffin adds a late TD, Carlson kicks both goals, and McGraw fumbles for Pennsylvania.
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California
Pennsylvania
California Stadium
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
University of Pennsylvania
Quakers
Young
Dixon
Penn
Bears
McGraw
Quakerland
Carlson
Laird
Thayer
Imlay
Griffin
McGinley
Robinson
Neeiniet
Horell
Carers
Pennsyl
Pos
Catit
Carey Papworth Dewhirst
Singerm
Repuse
Cage
W. G. Crowell
Hearas Vernell
Crimore
H. J. O’brien
Tufts
H. ‘i Huebel
Michigan
Congress Prepares For Heavy Legislation After Recess
Washington faces a flurry of action as 68th Congress resumes with Muscle Shoals and Idlewild Pines treaty delays. Senate aims for final votes while House advances four key appropriation bills and private claims. Postal salary veto to be voted on under unanimous consent.
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Washington
Senate
Re Mither
House
Agriculture, Interior, Naval and Treaty-Post Office
War Department
Muscle Shoals
Rival polls on Coolidge postal veto split Senate opinion
Washington reports two rival polls on President Coolidge’s veto of the postal wage bill. Senator Sterling asserts a veto override by at least two votes, while postal workers’ representatives claim five votes more than needed to defeat the veto. The Senate postal committee advances its report as Senator Moses aims to bring the measure to the floor before Tuesday’s vote.
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Washington
Senate
Cool- Mice
Sterling
South Dakota
Cool
Moses
New Hampshire
Woman Burned To Death In Beaver Falls Fire
Mrs Loretta Schallott aged 28 was burned to death and her husband Arthur Schallott 30 probably fatally burned when a fire destroyed their Mount Healthy Terrace home near Beaver Falls Pennsylvania on January 14. Three small children were rescued from the blaze.
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Beaver Falls
Loretta Schallott
Arthur Schallott
Mount Healthy Terrace
Malden Elects Benjamin F Morris Mayor in Citizen’s Party Win
Benjamin F Morris was elected mayor of Malden in a municipal election held January 1. The Citizen’s party swept all tickets with Morris securing a 117 vote majority. Also elected were Recorder Harold P Jones and councilmen B Os Price Robert Reynolds W Pillips James Layden and Keaton Kirby.
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Charleston
W. Va
Benjamin F. Morris
Malden
Citizen's Party
Mr. Morris
Recorder
Harold P. Jones
B. Os Price
Robert Reynolds
W. Pillips
James Layden
Keaton Kirby
Postmaster General Reveals Postal Supervisor Scandal
Washington January 1 six suspended postal officials in major cities and a senate clerk discharged in an investigation into use of case to influence postal pay legislation. Central figure Br McDermott received 2600 for working for the association. Riedesel received 1000 as a gift. both resigned amid the findings.
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Washington
Senate Postoffice Committee
House of the Postoffice Committee
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Peter McGurty
New York City
James M. Greig
Boston
Peter Wiggle
Detroit
Harvey M. Tittle
Springfield
Ohio
J. J. Fields
Louisville
Wiliam Sansom
Chicago
Senate
Br. H. McDermott
Association of Postal Superviors
Frederick C. Riedesel
House Committee
Supervisors’ Association
New
Post Office Department
Coolidge
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Stone
House
McDermott and Riedesel
United States
CC. H. Clarahan
New York
R. M. Bates
Milwaukee
McDermot
Congressional
Paige
MccGurty
Tittle
Sansome
Fields
McDermott
Association
Senate Committee
Associaon
McGarty
Executive Committee
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Shepherd
West Virginians
Southern Methodists
O. M. Pullen Io
Board Public Works
Agriculture
Eorge H. Dern
Utah
Benjamin F. Morris Malden
SIA
E. H. McDermott
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