Michigan Minnesota to play twice in 1926 Big Ten schedule
In Chicago today the Big Ten announced a new schedule rule prompting doubleheaders as four conference games become compulsory. Michigan Minnesota and Indiana Northwestern agreed to home and home dates after 12 hours of debate and a committee proposal.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Northwestern
Maj
John W. Griffith
Alonzo Stagg
George Huff
Ilinois
Long
Hord
Yost
Down and Outers Lose Firm Friend in Philadephia
Lewis Ty Bean, longtime president of the Sunday Breakfast Association and founder of the Good Cheer Club, died at his Cynwyd home. The breakfast program, oldest of its kind in the city, helped unemployed men with shoes, clothing, medical aid, and news of jobs and family, giving them renewed optimism.
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Philadelphia
Lewis Ty
Bean
Sunday Breakfast Association
Cynwyd
Italian freighter Campania crew saved after collision off Chesapeake Bay
Coast guard cutter Apache rescued the crew of the Italian freighter Campania after it was rammed by the British freighter Mombassi and began sinking near the lower Chesapeake Bay. The Mombassi reached port unaided.
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Baltimore
Coast Guard
Apache
Campania
Mombassi
Chesapeake Bay
Mobass
Woman wounded in Wheeling bread knife clash
In Wheeling West Virginia on December 5 Mary Papula struck her husband with a bread knife during a quarrel after he allegedly denied her food and cut the light. The husband was hospitalized and hovering between life and death.
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Wheeling
W. Va
rAuse
Mary Papula
Congress Sets Sights on Broad Tax Relief Plan
Washington December 5 Congress returns to tackle many issues from coal to aviation and farming. Leaders agree on passing a new revenue act quickly to cut about 328 million dollars from annual taxes. Democrats and Republicans share the goal with some objectors in each party. Income tax would be roughly halved, with war era nuisance taxes remaining.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Congress
Akron Boys See World In Short Jail Stay
Ronald Penrose and Robert Miner, both 11 and 10, fled Akron with a .38 revolver and bullets, hoping to travel the world. After about thirty six hours in custody, Sheriff Kirk offered county jail hospitality while their parents were sought. The boys claimed they merely wanted to see the world and had no money plans, just travel. They admitted carrying the gun and bullets, saying they took the weapon from a relative and bought ammo before running. The home of the Penrose family is at 1240 Homemau in Akron.
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Akron
Ronald Penrose
Robert Miner
Sheriff Kirk
Donald
Herbert
Penrose
Home Au
Quadroon Bride to Pursue Separation Suit
Mrs. Alice Beatrice Jones Rhinelander plans a separation and seeks alimony after a supreme court verdict declaring her Kip Rhinelander’s legal wife. She will travel to Florida for a rest and then resume life in New Rochelle with her circle.
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White Plains
N.ear
Alice Beatrice Jones—-Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Rhinelander
Supreme Court
Kip
Alice Jgnes Rhinelander
Leonard Rhinelander
Alice
Europe
Leonard
Phillip Rhinelander
Florida
New Rochelle
Stock Owners Decide Amid Hospital Mess at Aultman
Canton physicians and the Aultman hospital board remain apart over the hospital’s affairs. Stockholders will vote next Saturday evening to decide whether the board's policy continues or a change is made. The dispute centers on retaining Dr. J. Ross Belter as surgical chief and Miss Ruth Woodring as superintendent.
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Canton
Aultman Hospital
J. Ross Better
Ruth Woodring
Belter
Woodring
Cc. R. Deeds
Canton's Turkey Mystery Leaves 42 Turkeys Unclaimed
Canton's city hall mystery centers on who received 42 turkeys given to police officers and staff. A local Santa figure delivered the birds with tags bearing TH Ro initials, while one officer reportedly refused a turkey, keeping the event unresolved as rumors swirl among the force.
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Canton
H. B
Santa Claus
President Coolidge to Speak at Farm Federation Meet
President Coolidge will depart Washington for Chicago to outline the administration's agricultural program to the annual convention of the American Farm Federation. The speech sets out goals to push through Congress.
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Washington
Coolidge
Chicago
American Farm Federation
Congresg
McKinley Mine to Resume Operations in Wellsburg
The McKinley mine in Wellsburg West Virginia will restart Monday after prior financial difficulties led to a suspension and a sheriff sale averted by receivership. About 100 miners will return to work, with plans to add another 100 next week.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Dee
McKinley
J. McKinley Interests
Apology for misdated Bell Telephone advertisement
The News apologizes for an ad error stating the Canton telephone directory distribution was complete and urging address changes. The ad should have run in January and the Bell Telephone Co requests patrons contact the company as the new directory goes to press. Three staff answered calls correcting the impression.
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Bell Telephone Company
Canton
Prospective Bride Changes Her Mind in Illinois
In Springfield on December 6, Milford White of Oak Park planned to wed Miss Vail Smith of St. Louis with local officials Fritz Hess and William Jones presiding. Smith reversed the match calling it a young girl's whim and a woman's prerogative, ending the ceremony.
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Springfield
Ill
Fred Hess
William Jones
Milford White
Oak Park
Vail Smith
St. Louis
Honeymoons Lose Ground In Modern Business Era
London reports honeymoons are falling out of fashion as business life drives couples to wed and continue work immediately. Observers say ten years ago a honeymoon was essential, but now marriages begin and routines resume like an ordinary day, risking the tradition.
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London
Den
Woman Charged In Federal Mail Fraud Indictment
Mary Grayson, 24, arrested locally and charged with illegal use of mails in a federal indictment. She allegedly obtained funds from an Iowa man under false travel pretext and diverted the money for another purpose.
Attack Expected Near London as Druse Troops Advance
Despatches report around two thousand Druse troops near the city with attack believed imminent, heightening tension and anticipation in London tonight.
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London
Dee i Damascug
Three Women Leaders Grac e Congressists Rise in 1926
San Francisco's Florence Prag Kahn, widow and former private secretary to her late husband, is elected congresswoman, credited with carrying on his Washington work. A UC alumna and former high school teacher, she gains support for her qualifications and district loyalty.
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Ben G. Kline
Canton Daily News
San Francisco
Florence Prag Kahn
Congress
Washington
University of California
College Bred Bandit Taken After Battle
Elmore Reynolds a 28 year old Albuquerque college man and alleged jail breaker was captured after a householder battle in Rochester New York. He claims 87 days of freedom since escaping a Wichita jail and says he robbed Kin Hubbard and Harry Berlinger among others. Reynolds is jailed on burglary grand larceny and assault charges with possible murder if Claude Cole dies.
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Rochester
N. Y
Gerald Chapman
Dutsh Anderson
Elmore Reynolds
Albuquerque
N. M
Reynolds
Claude Cole
Wichita
Kansas
St. Louis
Dayton
Washington
Indianapolis
Kin Hubbard
Harry Berlinger
Cole
Three Are Hurt In Auto Crash Near Dayton
Three relatives of Claude Burns were injured while en route to arrange funeral rites for Burns near Dayton. The mother Mrs Elizabeth Burns suffered a broken jaw, brother Thomas Burns had several broken ribs, and sister Mrs Josie Winger was severely cut and bruised.
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Dayton
Claude Burns
Burns
Elizabeth Burns
Thomas Burns
Josie Winger
Mellon to Quit Cabinet Report in Capital Sways
A Fellowship Forum article in Washington reports Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon may resign over a dispute with President Coolidge about joining the world court. It says Dwight N. Morrow of Morgan & Co would replace Mellon, shifting from nationalist to internationalist alignment.
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Mellon
Washington
Dee
Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Dwight N Morrow
New York
J. P. Mor. Fan and Co
Pittsburgh
Nationa
Morrow
J P, Morgan and Co
League Council to Meet Monday in Geneva Session
The League of Nations council gathers in Geneva for its 37th session starting Monday. Delegates anticipate a test of the body's power with three disputed issues on the agenda including Mosul and the Gelden frontier dispute and disarmament.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
League
Mosul
Belgians Win Six Day Race At Madison Square Garden
The Belgian team of Mc Baets and Coosens won the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden, finishing a lap ahead of McNamara and Georgetti as eighteen thousand fans cheered. The victory came amid lively cheers from the crowd.
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New York
Dee
Sneothturs
McBaets
Coosens
New Madison Square Garden
McNamara
Georgetti
Akron Auto Driver Fatally Injured in Seventh Collision Spree
A man believed to be Mason Ware of 423 Fraser St Akron died after his car nearly head on struck an interurban on Tuscarawas Street West near Shorb at 12 30 this morning. The wreck marked the tenth autos involved crash in the city since Saturday and the fourth fatal in 48 hours.
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Scense
Mason Ware
Fraser St. Akron
Tuscarawas St
Shorb
Aultman Hospital
Akron
Ware
Tuscara
Spiker
George J. Riehl
Roscorm Darst
Belmont Ra
Wella Ay
IL. R. Pattergon
Ivydale Av
Ed Telgle
Harrison Ay
11Th St
Ss McCoy
M. ¢. Kurt
McCoy
Tuscarawaset
Duff
Bamberger
2Nd St
Bry
A. T. Moore
Ipport
Charles Carlson
Kerry
Stir St
Soviet Actors Coming Too to American Stage Exhibition
Moscow reports that America will host the first Soviet theatrical exhibit at the International Stage Exhibition in Chicago and Philadelphia in January 1926. The Soviet education commissariat grants permission after exhibitors agree to cover transport and insurance costs.
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Moscow
Nec
America
Chicago
Philadelphia
Commissariat of Education
Four Drastic Mexican Bills May End Foreign Investments
In Mexico City figures from the American export ta gage and federal agencies indicate that more than one billion dollars in American capital and about two and a half billion dollars in other foreign investments face extinction if four drastic bills pass the Mexican Senate and become law.
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Mexico City
Two Women Hurt in Columbus Street Crossing Accidents
Two pedestrians were struck in separate street crossing incidents in Columbus. Mrs Ida Schnetder, 43, was reported in serious condition and unconscious at Mercy Hospital, while George Baesman, 27, was also injured. exact severity and condition were not yet known.
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Columbis
Ida Schnetder
George Baesman
Deputy Inspector Named for Belmont County Mine Field
Columbus December 5 Richara McGee of Noffs appointed today by Merman R Witter director of industrial relations as deputy mine inspector in the tenth district Belmont county to succeed the resigned Thomas B Williams.
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Columbus
Richara McGee
Noffs
Merman R Witter
Idustrial Relations
Belmont Co
Thomas B. Williama
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New Jersey
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Rochester, New York
Andrew W. Mellon
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