National League Insists on Resin Ball Rule at Joint Meeting
National League officials pushed to keep the resin ball rule as part of the joint meeting minutes. John A. Commisso noted the rule would be continued, with pitchers possibly using resin, while umpires reported doubt about the plan. The debate reflected ongoing contention over resin use and policy timing.
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National League
Henry
Farrell
York
John A. Commi
Dabl
Mont
Tyisle
Heydler
Semifinal showdown set for Phil Longo versus Herold
A fragmented note hints at a semifinal matchup between Phil Longo and Herold in Minneapolis tonight. The brief text implies a weight class context and an evening bout, with no further details available.
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Phil “Longo
Herold Minneapolis
First Half Defeat Rutgers in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick the Columbia five surged from behind to win 23 to 15 over Rutgers in the first half. Annapolis Navy defense and accurate shooting powered a 52 to 16 victory over Western Maryland. Lehigh led from the start to beat Princeton 33 to 25 with Smith starring for Lehigh on four field goals. Probate Notice from Benton County Iowa seeks hearing on August Grovert will and testament at 9:00 a.m. January 11, 1926, at the District Court in Vinton. Ad for Belle Plaine doctoring bids due January 2, 1926 at 1 p.m. from County Auditor.
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Lehigh
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August Grovert
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Vinton
Iowa
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County
DeGraff Heads Iowa High Court for 26
Des Moines reports Justice Lawrence DeGraff was named chief justice of the Iowa supreme court for the coming year. A bench resolution designated him based on age and service, with his formal duties to begin at the January term.
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Des Moines
Rence DeGraff
Iowa Supreme Court
DeGraff
Chariton Roamers edges Simpson college in basketball
Chariton Roamers defeated Simpson college 41 to 33 last night. Benz former Grinnell star scored 16 points for the Roamers in the first half. Other items note Drake and Iowa State games, and several pro and amateur boxing events across major cities.
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Chariton
Shellsburg Quintet Meets Cedar Rapids Five Friday Night
Cedar Rapids reports Bill Kelly's Washington High Tiger basketball quintet will play Shellsburg on Friday night in a featured matchup at the Cedar Valley News. The Tigers travel to Cedar Rapids to face Shellsburg in the likely fast paced contest.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Kelly
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Shellsburg
Coe Opens Basketball Season at Home Saturday
Coe college will start its home basketball season in Cedar Rapids Saturday night with a game against Parsons college of Fairfield. Starting for Coe are H. Lamb, W. Lamb, Tullis, Hubbard and Sturgis.
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Iowa News
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Parsons College
Fairfield
H. Lamb
W. Lamb
Tullis
Hubbard
Sturgis
Coe
Patent Book Free Ad From Lovett Lynn Mass
Charles W Lovett patent attorney offers free patent book service in Lynn Massachusetts. Lost item listed is a five gallon oil delivery can with contact phone 92.
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Lynn
Massachusetts
Chicago school officers take up pro scandal
Chicago public schools board will consider a football scandal involving the Cardinals and Milwaukee team. Four local high school players James Sunder Jack Daniels Charles Richardson and William Thompson allegedly joined the Milwaukee outfit without pay. Cardin als manager Chris O'Brien and player Art Folz claimed youth participation was allowed to fill a quota. The Cardinals won and the board plans further action next week.
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Wsthbee Board of Control
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Ecco
Chicago Caramels
Milwaukee
Chris O'Brien
Cardinals
Art Folz
E C. de la Porte
James Sunder
Jack Daniels
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Folz
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Pottsville
Cneaiese
Complete Iowa grid schedule outlined for 1826 season
Iowa City December 17 announces a completed 1826 schedule for Dearsessan led by Coach Burton Ingwersen. Games listed include Colorado Teachers at Iowa City October 2, North Dakota October 9, Wisconsin Urbana October 16, Ohio State at Columbus October 22, Carroll College at Iowa City October 30, Minnesota at Iowa City November 6, Wisconsin Madison November 13, Northwestern at Iowa City November 20.
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Wamkeskx
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Burton Ingwersen
Dearsessan
Colorado Teachers
University of North Dakota
University of
Towa City
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University of Wisconsin At
Federal prohibition officers seek car searches despite Davenport ruling
Des Moines Dec 17 Federal prohibition officers will search automobiles for liquor without stale warrants despite a federal judge in Davenport ruling against the practice. Andrew N Campbell director of the training team said here today that the supreme court decision permits the search of suspicious cars. Campbell is a visitor at the Iowa prohibition offices and directs enforcement in Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Trsinie eTea
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Campbell
Towa Prohibition
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Cornhuskers Will Play New York University in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb Dec 17 The University of Nebraska athletic department wired its acceptance of a football game with New York University to be played in Lincoln next September 20 The acceptance calls for only one game with no mention of future games between the schools
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University of Nebraska Athletic Department
New York University
Lutherans push Forced Attendance Devotional Service
The Lamherum Ministerial Association for Nason Git states a call for compulsory weekly devotional meetings in schools. Five pastors signed the statement urging attendance and influencing policy debates on religious readings in public education.
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Nasu
Askime
Riley Death Bullet Fired from 22 Calibre Rifle
A garbled Iowa news item reports Ed Riley’s death from a 22 caliber rifle. Doctors differed on the bullet’s exit, and the victim’s femur bone and lead fragments were examined as investigators seek a suspect and motive. The piece notes a possible ownership link and ongoing questions about who fired the weapon.
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Omawa
Ed Riley
Rkody
Ameiher Pemum
Pope Confers Feanor Title on Two American Bishops
In Rome on December 17, Monsignor Schinrer and Monsignor MacSuliffie were named to oversee Sal and Helko as heads of white wool rites. The pair, tied to the Bishop of Merton Court, are said to participate in St Peters tomb rituals. The ceremony confirms their roles within the episcopal order in the church.
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Telephone Company Announces Advances in Personnel Moves
The Bell Telephone Company announces a series of leadership changes in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. O Gara becomes district commercial manager succeeding H Morrisson who moves to Cedar Rapids as manager. Ol Gares previously led Ames. The shifts come after seven years of service by Morrisson and reflect a broader reorganization within the regional operations.
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Cedar Rapids
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CE Emt
State Departments Move Offices in Capitol Reorganization
Three state departments will relocate within the Capitol complex. The imagined plan shifts one department to the rear of the Senate chamber on the second floor. The old basement offices of another department become the state executive offices. The finance or treasury department will take over offices previously used by the executive council.
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Senate Chamber
Bedgzer
Toe Benim
Chicagea Thugs Get $9,000 in Robberies
Bandits held a department store driver and tied up a clerk at a Chicago area location, collecting about 94000 in cash and valuables before fleeing. Police report two suspects matching described clothing and vehicle details. No further injuries reported.
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Chicagea
Coolidge Hears of News Ties Across Continents
Carl A. Bickel, head of United Press associations, met President Coolidge at the White House to discuss the Tacna Arica dispute and North South American news relations. Bickel, fresh from South America, carried greetings from General Pershing and outlined extensions of United Press service in Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Lima. He also met presidents of Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Peru and conferred with Pershing and delegates to the plebiscite commission.
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Wife of Valentino Seeks Paris Divorce
In Paris on December 17 Natacha Rambova also known as Mrs Rudolph Valentino filed for divorce from film star Rudolph Valentino. Valentino listed under his birth name Guglielmi and the action surfaced as Mrs DeWolf Guglielmi sought divorce from Rodolfo Guglielmi. Separately a Billingsgate note records rents rising from 500 to about 175 a year.
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Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentino
Koch Fails To Form Cabinet In Germany
Berlin reports that Eric Koch, Democrat and former interior minister, unable to assemble a cabinet aligned with the big coalition sought by President von Hindenburg. Socialist opposition to Koch's program aided the failure of forming a new cabinet to succeed the Luther regime.
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Await Gov. Pinchot In Coal Negotiation
In Harrisburg on December 17 officials from seven anthracite towns plan to press for a reopening of coal strike negotiations. They will await Governor Pinchot's return from New York, with a new proposal to end the strike to be considered at his Milford home.
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