Two New York Aviators Die In Sabine River Crash
An eyewitness near Toomey Louisiana reported two aviators from New York died when their plane entangled with telegraph wires along the Southern Pacific line and plunged. Their bodies were sent to Lake Charles, and the names were not yet known.
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Greek Army Moves to Crush Island Rebellion
Insurrection breaks out on the island of Samos near Smyrna in Asia Minor. Rebels demand autonomy as Greek troops are mobilized to suppress the outbreak, according to reports received.
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Harvard Wins Over Florida At Cambridge Stadium
Harvard football team defeated the University of Florida 21 points at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge. Florida started strong on defense but Harvard’s offense wore down the defense as the game progressed.
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Mondell Majority Expected Over Five Thousand
Casper report from F I Barrow asserts Mondell will win by 5000 plus with up to 6000 possible as Republican poll shows broad statewide support. Barrow cites telegraph reports and a complete state poll indicating shifting Republican backing and diminished Kendrick influence.
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Double murder at Clinton county store shocks locals
In Clinton Iowa on November 4 Homer Brownefield 48 and his wife 28 were found dead in a roadside shop six miles west of town. Brownefield was shot through the head. his wife, after a failed escape, was struck with an iron bar and battered to death in what authorities call the coldest blooded robbery in the county's history.
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Grid Scores In Easy Play Final Scores
Syracuse defeats Nebraska 6 to 0 in a quick game. Cambridge beats Florida 2 to 0. Philadelphia beats Pennsylvania 9 to 7. Princeton crushes Swarthmore 72 to 13 at end of third. Yale leads Brown 13 to 4 at end of second. Indiana over Notre Dame 7 to 6 at South Bend. Creighton shuts out Omaha South Dakota 6 to 0.
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Denver vs Wyoming Prospects and Lineup Report
Cloudy weather set the scene for the Denver University versus Wyoming contest with announced lineups. Denver's starters include Hegewald Real at left end and McCauley at quarterback among others with substitutes listed. In Baltimore, Pinkney Futurity results show Sallys Alley winning the second section while Dubious details fill the rest of the day’s racing notes.
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ORGAN RECITAL ANNOUNCED AT THE AMERICA THEATER
The second free organ recital will be at the America theater tomorrow from 12 noon to 1 pm. Mr. Hu Moore will play, and attendance does not require watching the first show. The program features Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and pieces by Chaminade and Bohumenn among others.
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Eight-year-old named liquor sleuth by Judge Lindsey
In Denver the juvenile court named an eight year old a liquor sleuth after the boy testified he would be a detective and claimed to have gathered information on three bootleggers. The court sent his testimony to government officers for action as the boy recited more locations.
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Syracuse Edges Nebraska 9–6 In Muddy Archbold Clash
Syracuse University defeats Nebraska 9 to 6 on a muddy Archbold Stadium field. Syracuse gains the decisive score late in the fourth period after a Nebraska fumble leads to a solid Orange drive. Nebraska earlier held a 6 3 lead before Syracuse comes back.
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Lloyd George Wins Unopposed Seat in Carnarvon London
Prime Minister David Lloyd George is returned unopposed as MP for Carnarvon in London. He denounces extremes and urges a vigorous middle course while defending the late coalition's policies to about nine thousand in an address.
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Veterans Name Officers For New Post Here
Officers of the Casper post of the Veterans of Foreign War were elected at the meeting Friday evening and plans made for installation by general department officers on November 18. Elected: Commander H. Sturleiner, Senior Vice Commander H. Onrriex, Junior Vice Commander Orlin Thelae, Adjutant Wharon A. Mughew, Quartermaster D. D. Murphy, Chaplain HF Foulllon, Trustees Charles J. McNally, Mareid A. Park, W. Stott, Membership Committee B. A. Carder, Charles H. Adenthon, Noble Weldgt, Historian M. Mildew, Patriotic Instructor WN. Hobbes.
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Unionists Demand Fair Trial for Anglo Irish Treaty
Prime Minister Bonar Law urged about 9,000 attendees in Leeds that the unionist party seeks a fair trial for the Anglo Irish treaty. He commented that opponents in Ireland may view the new government as hostile, but asserted the party’s support remains steadfast. He also signaled Ireland policy as the era’s central home political issue.
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Convict Bonnet Recaptured After Escape From Governor Mechem
Jack Bonnet a Negro cangulot captured after escaping from Santa Fe in Governor Mechem’s car was returned to the penitentiary today following a chase through the territory. The governor’s automobile was found abandoned near Domingo.
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Tornado Claims Two Lives In Colorado Farm Region
A long distance telegram reported a tornado struck a Colorado farm area between Genoa and Tyrone with two deaths feared and extensive property damage. Reports from Rocky Ford and Ordway, Colorado, indicated additional homes damaged and a mile wide storm four miles long.
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Union Pacific Opposes Southern Pacific Central Pacific Plea
In Washington on Nov 4 Union Pacific arguments before the Interstate Commerce Commission opposed allowing temporary control of the Central Pacific by the Southern Pacific. The hearing precedes November 21 hearings on the consolidation plan as Utah intervenes seeking continuance.
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Snow Covers Field for New Mexico vs West Texas Normal Game
Snow blanketed the field at Albuquerque but left the unaffecting schedule intact as the University of New Mexico prepared to host West Texas Normal. The UNM squad rotated players and had three regulars sidelined, altering expected lineups.
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River steamers burn at Cincinnati wharf total loss
Two Ohio River steamers the Island Queen and Morning Star burned at Cincinnati wharf and were a total loss. Owned by Coney Island company they carried thousands to the summer meet. A watchman was aboard as fire spread to both vessels before help arrived.
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