Parkersburg Boy Seeks Regular Spot On Mountaineer Team
Parkersburg athlete earns praise as a top preholiday prospect for West Virginia University basketball. Reports note his steady improvement, strong shooting, and potential to become a regular contributor as Perry Bryant, Meinvold, and Brydavel assess lineup needs before the winter season. The piece highlights his drive to earn varsity time and the impact of injuries and conditioning on team plans.
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Morgantown
Keon
Keraburi
Winia
Somalia
Aoy
Tms Xavon
Iskoerinnes Kino
Meinvold
Murry
Pranola EL Brydaveld
Osttalh
Atagen
Fackorkburg
Mabhbrod
Salen Collin
Dareiary
Ronnigan
Faipe
Foothill
Grack
Puteriig
Wolocurt
Orie
Virginia
Stagg’s Successor Debate Roils Illinois Football
The era of Amos Stagg at the University of Chicago faces a question of succession as talk of retirement at sixty five circulates. Two names emerge as likely successors, Stagg’s longtime assistant and a former Chicago coach, with past interest from Minnesota. The piece recalls Jim Tyett’s 1925 Wisconsin game and a remark about a fumble by his son.
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A. Ay Stags
America
University of Chi~taro
Foxwuta
Ake
Bix Clodent
Vritz Chater
Minnesota
Spears
John Ae
Victorica
Gouray
Dim Tyett
Tovneddowns
Wiscansin
Maroons
Stice
Jim
Gopyrtent
Syndlemte
Returns to Jail After Mother Dies in Court Affair
In Chicago the man Joseph Sangere appeared in court after an 48 hour jail stay. The court reduced his bond so he could attend his mother’s funeral tomorrow. The incident involved a bombing syndicate and figures Fudge Marena A. Kiryiinauch and others connected to the case. News notes the family tragedy amid the legal proceedings.
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Associated
Schools push skilled trades among Kansas pupils
In Ranina City the school system promotes skilled trades to pupils through vocational classes and demonstrations. Superintendent I. Cam Mack notes the effort aims to instill appreciation for craft work and guide students to discover trades they are best suited for.
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Kansas
Cley
Peter
Ranina City
Cammack
Saima
Rousing tale of Kelly and peers shaped baseball lore
The article praises Kros Kelly as a brilliant catcher and showman who influenced rules and dazzled crowds. It recalls his cunning in games, iconic moments with Wells’s Killers and later Houston, and notes other stars like Chic Alomer, Jim McGulra, Archer, Kling, Mordecai Brown, and Archer’s unique throw.
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Kros Kelly
Ewing
Bresnahan
Stelly
Sima
Del
Yaneball
Kelly
Cinecinnath
Os “Wells
Loulavila Teane
Cinelamath
Leuinvlic
Brooge
Todd Ifte
Hue
Kellen
Nime
Huston
Chaslles
Bennett
Mwe
Bennet
thy _aing
Mike
Chic Alomer
Jim McGulra
Knmer
Meuwee
Archer
Kling
Chicago
King
Detroit
Mordecai Brown
Timself
Hackston
Fle
Coperlekt
Mey United
Atlanta athlete Patricia Mitchell performs on Pain Beach sands
Patricia Mitchell from Atlanta, a young athletic leader, showcases hand-stand prowess on Pain Beach as she plans to compete in upcoming racing events. The piece notes events scheduled for the season and credits the North American Newspaper Alliance.
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Patricia Mitchell
Atlanta
Sands of Pain Beach
Molders and stove makers end year with no strike agreement
In Cleveland Ohio the International Molders union and the Stove Manufacturers association announced a wage agreement for the thirty seventh consecutive year with no work stoppage during talks. Fred Baumeartner, newly elected assistant financier of the molders, stated that molders are the only union to work so many years without a strike.
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Cleveland
Ohio
International Molders’ Union
Stove Manufacturers Association
Fred TL. Baumcartner
Nevely
Molde
Gnolders
Baumeartner
Mystery Fire From Green River Geyser Near Seattle
A Seattle report describes flames shooting from a salty mineral pool in Green River canyon, 26 miles southeast of Seattle. The geyser eruptions vary, with flames reaching up to 100 feet, sometimes failing to operate, and the nearby springs include sulphur and fresh water. The site, once inaccessible, sits near the city’s water supply.
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Seattle
Green River Canyon
Serser
Green River
Similar Growth in North and South A
Claremont California botanist Prof Ivan Murray Johnston of Pomona College, now in South America, studies the mystery of California flowers and their Chilean counterparts. He notes few common species stretch from Newfoundland to the Rocky Mountains, supporting a theory of a once wide flora.
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Claremont
Cals
Dev
California
Chile
Ivan Murray Johnston
Pomona College
South America
Johnston
United States
Rocky Mountains
Newfoundland
M. L. Fernald
Harvard
Pher-anllaw Defender Cites Court Ruling On Mothers-In-Law
London report notes Justice Avary defends mothers-in-law amid derision in music halls and theatres. He states not all are bad and urges awareness of a mother’s feelings toward her daughter when mother-in-law jibes occur.
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London
Justice Avary
Hetansa
Burglary Dream Sparks Theft Report In Chicago
Mrs G F O Me dreamed of burglars and woke to find $3,500 worth of jewelry stolen from her home. Meanwhile a Brazil based company ordered $200,008 worth of motor buses in England.
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Chicago
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
England
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