Wesleyan Sub Turns Hero In 24-7 Victory Over Wildcats
Wesleyan staged a second string surge to overpower Kentucky 24 to 7 at Talday Field. Captain Gale Bullman and star back Frecka led the Huskies, while Kentucky’s Sanders and King battled hard, but Weslayan’s late charge sealed a decisive win.
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Bobcats
Wildcats
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Gale
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Atl-Amarican Timber
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John Moore
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Freyka
Uynicunn
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Ander
Pullman
Caernty
Consetont Shire
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Colling
Frecka
Biny
Frocka
Jnear Midfeld
Wellet
Con 48
Made & Guick
Gapdain Button
Werleyan
Almont
Tha Ping
Widox
Ereoka
Hurhon
Wortogan
Kracka
The Hero Kubsilinge Triumphs for Wertegnu Team
In a tense contest Wertegnu defeats Boleniz with a late surge led by Kubsilinge. Victori and Penaneen contributed key plays as the HOM matchup shifted toward Wertegnu in the final minutes.
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Kubsilinge
Victori
Boleniz
Peenaneen
Trojans Rout Syracuse In Coast Football Clash
West dominates as USC thumps Syracuse 36 to 0 before 47000 at Los Angeles. USC advances with strong line play, key blocks, and two first quarter touchdowns. Syracuse struggles with passes incomplete and blocked kicks amid heavy turf conditions.
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Los Angeles
Anne
University of Southern California
Syracuag University
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Bronka
U. C
Twies
Waylay
Trojan
Forrell
U. S.C
Hawksen
Syracuse
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Cravath
Hobbn Adams
Hawkins
Green
Hawking
John McBride
Columbian
aKaln
New York
0. S
Bayley
Powens
Hix
Innis
Rum Storehouse Raid In Chicago Halts Eight Workers
Chicago police say eight people were held after a raid on a rum storehouse where 300000 to 105000 dollars worth of liquor were looted. The suspects, including several guards and warehouse employees, face federal charges as investigators probe how doors were pried and the stock removed to cover up maker withdrawals. Chief Deputy Marshall Ian Howland and Prohibition intel chief A P Madden led the inquiry into the break in during 1922-23 era context.
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Chicago
B—Elshtnen
Notori
Marshall Ian Howned
A. P. Maddon
Prohibition Department
Intel- Kenge
Toporte
Millett
Robert I. Levy
Madden
Wacohouke
Atd
Howard
Xoldlar Guard
Elviiian
Lavy
Hawin A. Dixon
Elks Memorial Service Set With Civil Speaker E Morrow
Charleston Elks plan a memorial service for departed brothers with public attendance at the Kearney Theatre. Former Governor E.R.B. Morrow of Kentucky will deliver the keynote address. Rev. H. Mercur will give the eulogy. Mrs. Inaber Dantstrom to sing, Elks Orchestra to perform, and a ceremonial march from the Elks club to the theatre at 2:30 p.m. A long list of deceased members and memorial decorations will be observed.
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United States
Bather
Charlestor
Mike
Cnatdm
Kearseytheatre Ak Tenree
C'Elork P. Am
The
Elks
Iwiel
Havids
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Ais
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Kentucky
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the Elks
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Charleston
Lelews
MH. Skoee
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Lesgan
J. Henry Morgan
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Frank L. Fry
Hachtal
Richardson
Daniel x
Thomas Oa
Bindson
A. Baird
W. Gotdemten
Chotdrena
A. Kinney
Annie
Vertik
Calvert Gains in County Commissioner Recount
In yesterday's recount Calvert gains seven votes and reduces Republican Wexley to 96, widening Calvert's lead to 180 over his opponent. Two precincts exhausted, tally shows Milney moving against Brawley, and Teverty Broun gains as Morgan Owen leads the race for justice of the peace. The county court recessed after two precincts, with recount set to continue Monday.
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O'Dell
Irdnechner
Maxwey
Teverty Broun
Iudwe
Yeaterdey Morlers
Jead
Morgan Owen
Juline DeGruyter
Gene Stratton Porter Dies in Auto Collision
Gene Stratton Porter renowned writer and illustrator died in a Los Angeles hospital after a car collision with a street car. She was born in Indiana and authored many novels and nature works including Freckles and The Song of the Cardinal.
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Cal
Gene Stratton Porter
Au‘thoress
Wabash
Iadiana
Barkane Mary Stratton
Charles Darwin Porter
Camera Department
Natural History Star
Uual
Society of Western Authors
Audubon Asociety
National Gen.graphic Society
Plan Organian
Maths of the Limberlost
Michel Ofglloraz
Homme
Dauchine
Limberlost
Cain
Rome City
Indiana
Gore Better To Be Up Monday Amid Hospital Recovery
Secretary of Agriculture Gorey, niece of West Virginia governor, recuperates in St Luke's Hospital from bronchitis and possible pneumonia. Despite heavy visitor traffic, Dr. Miller limited access as Gorey rests. flowers and messages from Chicago, stockyards workers, bankers, and West Virginia friends flood his room, with plans for a Monday or Tuesday discharge.
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Chicago
G.howard x. Gorey
West Virginia
St Luke's Hospital
Gore
Joseph Miller
Lefora
Literatary Gore
Forul
Brest Packing Industries
J. Ogden Armour
Old Monarchy Felt On Eve Of Berlin's Vote
Berlin on eve of general election sees Liberal parties unite under Chancellor Marx to defend the republic. Communists, boosted by 92 mandates last election, face losses due to improving social conditions in industrial districts. Nationalists led by Tirpitz and Westarp oppose the republican bloc as Fascist and People’s party candidates lurk in the field.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Marx
Admiral von Tirpitz J
Count von Westarp
LudendalPar
Spregemann
Jess Tallikant
Freed four hours, arrested again in Pittsburgh
William Brown, a 40s Black man released from Western Penitentiary after four years for robbery, was recaptured a few hours later after forcing entry into a home on Wrile Avenue. Police say two women were kept captive until officers arrived and arrested Brown again.
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Western Penitentiary
William Brown
Wrile Avenue
Brown
Moile Hirsch Sald
End of Shoals Fight Seen by Senate Leaders
Senate leaders in Washington expect the Underwood bill to pass soon as a resolution over Muscle Shealy nears. President Coolidge may act Monday while Alabama Senator Underwood and Senator Norris push amendments. The conflict in Congress aims to lease the Ford property, with party leaders hoping for swift passage amid Republican-Underwood tensions.
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Berzolli
Senate
Coolidge
Underwood
AlAbama
Henry Ford
Congress
Sanater Underwood
Norris
Todes
Norels
Senate Agricultural Committee
Todas
Tragedy at Grapevine Pie Social Ends in Fatal Shooting
At Grapevine near Sigsonaville a school pie social ended with Cecil Bogxens fatally shooting rival Dawson after an argument over a raffle. Coroner Dr. M. J. Good led an inquest and the death was ruled a gunshot wound infected by Dawson. Police and farmers hunted Dawson as relatives mourned the teen and plans for a new school project proceed despite the tragedy.
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Cecil Barisuse
Mary Walters
Finbert Darwood
Sigsonaville
Erieshinas
Boxsoxs
Ble Hone
Waltora
M. J. Good
Cecil Bogxens
Foner Dawson
Deauty Sheriffa
Fock
Wil Fay
Dawson
Gined
Hehdol
Craic
Too Reed
Toxeon Boge
Wisalt
Dlaiden
Turning Back the Pages Years Ago in Bathonia Uprising
A faded reminiscence recalls 1880 uprisings in lower Ruasiala and Bathonia with the famous Dan Costello circus amid the old Military Inn. Steve Thompson, an ex slave and city waterworker, led the night long spectacle with fire, ropes, and showmanship, as residents remember a wild, dawn-lit celebration.
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Bathonia
Lower
Ruasiala
Rock
Steve Thompson
Steve
Dorky
Refunds Approved for Over 202000 Tax Claims by IRS
The Associated Press reports the Internal Revenue Service approved refunds totaling about 237 million dollars for 202,252 claimants in the fiscal year ending January 24. The largest payout went to Libby, McNeill and Libby in Chicago for 31,983,201, and Joseph T. Ryerson and Son, Inc., Chicago, received 2,025,025. Other notable refunds included Swift and Company of Chicago, Burr Martin of Dallas, and a range of companies such as American Aluminum Company, Heinz, and Cumberland Valley Railroad, with amounts varying from many thousands to several hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Afelion
Libby, McNeill and Lesby
Shieaga
Joseph T. Ryerson and Sona, Inc
Chicago
Swift and Company
Burr Martin
Dallas
Texas
F. P.atorgan
New York
Gulé Oncorporation
Pittsburg
EH. J. Heinz
Fletuburah
Pioneed Steamahly Company
Cleveland
Berwind White Coal Mining Company
Philadelphia
taylor~Wharton Tren and St Company
Highbridge
W. J
Pondeek Coal Company
Boston
The
Caroghan Yinplate and Sheet Company
Canton
Ohio
Crycibin Steel Company
Amereica
Norton Tron Works
Richland
Pittsburgh and Shawmut Coal Company
Pittaburen
Berwin-Whitp Coal Mining Company
Edward ‘J. Stotesbury
the Makinney Steel Company
Cleveluiia
Ovenh Coe Company
Sharon Stael Hoop Company
Sharon
Cunberland Valley Railroad
Tax publicity case appeals to the United States Supreme Court
Kansas City Missouri December case review appeals a federal judge’s ruling on indictments charging a publicizing of messages by Walter S Dicke owner editor of the Journal Post The appeal argues the constitutional question before the Supreme Court and cites instruction from the Department of Justice in Washington The notice also reports that a coal company adds workers and plans to open four more mines at Gary within the coming weeks
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Reeves
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Post
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Hila
Véliore
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Dec
United States Coal and Cake Company
Gary
Bowell County
Saloon Hold Up Killings Stir South Bend
In South Bend Indiana a saloon hold up led to two deaths and several injuries as two bandits opened fire after forcing patrons to surrender. A farmer Camp was shot and wounded as pursuit ensued. one robber fled after a sledge hammer blow, later identified as Raymond Estey of Boston. Police and citizens pressed a citywide manhunt with armed volunteers.
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South Bend
Ind
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Ubertyine
Tunning
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Caplish
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Frank Rathbom
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cUxtainer
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French police crush red revolt in Paris crackdown
France reports complete success in halting communist agitation as Interior Minister Chautemps announces arrests and expulsions of hundreds of suspected radicals. The operation, led by police across Paris and the provinces, seized documents and disrupted a planned armed coup. Soviet envoy Leonid Israssin denied any link to the unrest.
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Bay State Airs Bribe Charges Tied to Baseball
A legislative probe in Boston seeks a grand inquiry into an alleged attempt to obtain 169090 dollars from Enill Fuchs, part owner of the Boston National League club, to influence passage of a professional Sunday sports bill. Judge Fuchs denies any charges and notes he was linked to the bribe claim via a New York report. A second state official, Will L Hennessey, has urged a further investigation by District Attorney Tho O’Brien.
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Dec
Enill
Fuchs
Boston National League Baseball Club
Ken S. Draper
Hopedale
State Senate
New York
Will L Hennessey
Dorchester
Tho: O'Brien
Boston National League Club
Ing
T the Repers
Syieh
Aosenchusetts State House
Massachusetts
Pershing Aboard Special Envoy Vessel At Peru Centennial
General Tod J. Pershing, bearer of a special envoy plenipotentiary, travels during Peru centennial celebrations. The scene reflects a formal diplomatic mission amid the anniversary events with noted security and ceremonial duties.
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Peru
Tod. J. Pershing
Embrasador Plenipotentiary
Tennial
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