Mountaineers Triumph 19–0 Over Generals in Snowbound Classic
West Virginia University men’s team dominated Washington and Lee 19 to 0 despite snow flurries and a chilly crowd. Bernie Thoman scored two trips and Karr added one as Eck Allen got hurt early but remained briefly. The win, coached by Cressy Neale, kept WVU atop a rugged gridiron afternoon in Cherieston.
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Frank A. Knight
the Gazette
West Vireiniz University
Washington and Lee University
Smidley
Cherieston
William G. Conley
South Aids
Ptadium, GovernomMeet HH
Guy Warp
Wasrh-Lee
Stadi
West Vire Minhs
Parriotte
Karr
Goodwin
Scott
Tornimis
Trayatea
Altavet
Bernie Thoman
West Virginia
Peck
Pase
Eck Alen
Eck Allen
Archacorera
Marquette
Jongér Nat
Generals
Mouintaineur Il
Sti
Barley Leads In Grain Advances
CHIAGS NOV. 12-17 Prospects of modification of prohibition laws affect grain markets today. Wheat and corn trade remained firm as buyers eyed potential beer production easing. Large flour order to U S markets, 4,000,000 bushels of hard winter wheat and 3,200,000 sacks of flour, supported prices and baking interests.
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Chiags
United States
Kanwae
Prisoners Protest At Ohio County Jail Fare Demand
In Wheeling on November 1 inmates at the Ohio county jail numbered in the early hundreds refused to line up for their evening meal and shouted cries from their cells. Jailers locked the prisoners inside as Sheriff Ambrose P. Habig issued a spokesman stating a more varied menu was planned but the inmates would have to wait until tomorrow for a change.
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Wheeling
Ohio
Sherif Ambrose P. Habig
Raskob Guests At Reception For Governor Elect Kemp
ELETNS NOV 12. Governor elect IL G Kemp stood receiving guests as John J. Raskob of New York, former DNC chairman, appeared unexpectedly during a touring visit to the Natural Bridge area. The parade to the YMCA featured Jennings Randolph, E Talbott, W W Trent, and state officials-elect amid snowbound surroundings.
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IL G. Kemp
John 3
Raskob
New York
Democratic National Committee
Virginia
YMGA
Colt
Jennings Randolph
E. Talbott
Philipnt
W. W. Trent
Turner's Flight Ends in Failure
Colonel ERescos Turner attempted a second transcontinental air record from Burbank to Columbus reaching 285 mph before a right wheel tire blew out near Port Columbus. The ship tipped and required hours of repairs, ending the bid. Turner may retry the Atlantic to Pacific record after maintenance.
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Columbus
Erescos Turner
Port Collins
Peank Hawks
Kansas City
New
New York
Turner
Burbank
Cnt
Almiquerqueé
N. M
Kennns City
Ant
Hit and Run Kills Pedestrian on State Highway
Garen Owens, 89, was killed when a black Ford coupe struck him while he walked along a flowery Spring HI highway near Charleston. The accident occurred around 9 30 last night as Owens and Sam Mullying returned from work at Dean Dr. EO Vaughn reported the car fled west. Police described the victim as walking on the outside near the curb about 30 feet ahead of Mullying. Witnesses placed pedestrians on the right side of the highway at stop 12. Ambulances transferred Owens to Pace 6 for further care.
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Charleston
Tesse
Garen Owens
Owens
Sam Mullying
Tesus
Kellys Creek Coal Company
Dean
EO. Vaughn
Moltns
Ertlette
Cabinet Silence Sparks Roosevelt Cabinet Speculation
Washington notes indicate President-elect Roosevelt entered the election confident of victory and plans for his cabinet slate may have begun. Rumors swirl around Alfred E. Smith, Owen D. Young, John W. Davis, Newton D. Baker and Norman Davis as possible secretaries, with debate over party balance and the scope of advisers.
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Roosevelt
Alfred EB. Smitth
James A, Farley
Albert C. Altehte
Frances Perkins
New York State Industrial Commission
Owen D. Young
Marvin A. Traslor
Newton D. Baker
Les Stealata
Kirke Simpson
Washington
Monte
Sly
Massachusetts
Roosevelt-Garner
Smith
New England
New York
New Jersey
Alsbany
Ely
Alfred Esnilth
John W. Devin
West Virginia
Cleveland
Polk
Norman Davia
John Dovie
Baker
Farley Victory Secret Revealed in Democratic Campaign
New York dispatch reports James A. Farley credited with modern campaign success through extensive zonal contact and large mailings. Democrats spent near 200000 on personal communications including postage, telephone calls, and telegrams, with millions more in literature and press releases distributed nationwide.
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New York
James A. Parley
Thia
Farley
Publicity Bureau
Whiaty
Apirte
Tata
Womhid Avettera
Chicago
English Nobleman Former Methodist Minister Here
Lord Clyde H. Beresford, once a Methodist preacher in Charleston, is revealed as an English nobleman staying at Dayton soldiers home. The 87-year-old former judge and globe-trotter had a varied career across England and America, including two Oxford doctorates and service during Civil War era conflicts. The piece notes his flaunting of British aristocratic ties and a dramatic sequence with Edward Prince of Wales, ending with his departure to Chattanooga.
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Clyde H. Beresford
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
King Edward
Dayton
Gayton Delly
Geren
General Hospital
Torge
Texas
Beresford
England
Countess of Devonshire
Lord Clyde
Fermany
Charleston
Vaterah
Americas
Globe Trotter
Heny
Oxford Ouniversity
Chattanooga
Edward
Huglind
Whitch
Lord Beresford
Election Charges Are Investigated In Logan
Logan voters faced a federal probe into alleged irregularities and intimidation during Tuesday's election. Senator Neely requested a detailed federal inquiry to identify violations of election laws. George C. Steele testified the investigation covered arrests and replacements at polling places, with officials naming Peach Creek residents and other local figures.
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Logan
United States
M. M. Neely
George C. Steele
Loven ‘County
Neely
Hed
Steeie
Twenty Four Men Die In Lancashire Colliery Blast
In Ashton-in-Makerfield Lancashire an unexplained explosion at Fgegrean Colliery kills twenty four miners and injures many others. The disaster compounds a grim month in the Wigan coalfields following an October elevator collapse that claimed nineteen lives.
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Wigan
Lancashire
Ing
Ashton-in- Mekerfield
Wigen Coat
Churches To Renew Battle Over Prohibition Fight
Washington November 13 The prohibition debate resumes as Methodist temperance leaders declare the election does not imply wet victory and pledge renewed church action against breweries. A federal tax reform group claims Hoover may sign a beer bill, though no confirmation exists. Officials warn a new beer tax could push revenue and shift enforcement in states including Maryland Massachusetts Montana New York Nevada Wisconsin Arizona California Colorado Louisiana Michigan New Jersey North Dakota Oregon Washington and the District of Columbia.
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Waspington
Toflay
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prankdin D. Roosevalt
Eeeng
Bauer
Hoover
Federal Dispensity-Tax Reduction League
S. Lusk
National
United States
Lusk
Maryland
Massachusetts
Moptans
New York
Nevada
Wincensin
Arizona
California
Colorado
Lewisiun
Michigan
New Jersey
North Dakota
Oregon
Washington
District of Columbia
Tutinois
Jie Wallie
Turn of Four Port 6 to 4
An OCR fragment reports a numeric score sequence indicating a game or event with a four point spread and a six to four balance. It references locales and identifiers but lacks complete names or dates to identify teams or participants.
Fate Blamed For Hoover's Defeat
Washington reports a campaign aide blamed fate for Hoover's loss amid early returns. Chairman Sanders of the Republican National Committee said final figures would show no defeated candidate ever received such a popular vote tribute. Roosevelt led Hoover with 21,091,040 to 14,829,660 as eight percent of precincts remained.
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Washington
Ohitmen
Chip
Sander
Republican
Bathery
Sanders
Hooverwig
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Hig
Mrs Ehmann Dies in Piedmont Home at 95
Mrs Freda Ehmann, 95, mother of Ostifornte’s private industry, died Tuesday at her Piedmont home. Her passing ends a long life noted in local business circles. She is survived by relatives and friends in the community.
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Piedmont
Ul. Rav
Freda Ehinand
Ostifornte
Hoover Leaves Route to View Hoover Dam in Nevada
President Hoover visited Boulder City to view the Colorado River site where the Hoover Dam, then an $116,000,000 project, would divert the river and begin excavation. He pledged cooperation with Democratic foes as restoration plans moved forward, watching the floodlit canyon and the two tunnels under construction.
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Hoover
View Dam
Nevada
Boulder
Bante
Alte
Roosevelt Improves After Mild Cold at Albany
Gov Roosevelt shows no fever and rests at the executive mansion after a slight cold. Mrs Roosevelt continues work on mail and plans a brief shopping trip then returns to New York as weather and travel arrangements permit. A British note on war debts and moratorium extension is noted but not discussed.
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Albany
N.Y
Roosevelt
Executive
New Yorks
Perotr
Ted Wax
State
Hoover
Palo Alto
Roose
United Sta
Pittsburgh
Hurricane hits Cayman Islands killing eighty and injuring three hundred
Kingston reports that a Cuban hurricane struck the Cayman Islands with at least 80 dead and over 300 seriously injured. Damage runs to around 1 million dollars as the storm damaged buildings on Little Cayman and Cayman Brac while Grand Cayman was spared. Relief ships and supplies are en route from Jamaica.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Cuba
Orta
Iy Brec
Little Cayman
Aung
Caymans
Uteamsiip
Lockkatrine
Lit
Cuba Rebuilding After Santa Cruz Del Sur Disaster
Cuba turns to reconstruction after one of the most disastrous hurricanes in recent years. Death toll estimates range from 100 to 1,700, possibly rising to 2,000. Refugees stream into Camaguey province on foot and by wagon, many injured and lacking water. Doctors from Havana and elsewhere race to isolate measles cases as unsanitary conditions threaten an epidemic.
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Camaguey
Cuba
Astrous
Banta Crus
del Bar
Santa Cruz del Sur
Cameguey
Twalas
Havana
Elae
Santa Crus
Police Discount Abduction Story Claims Hoax
Angeles investigators weighed a hoax angle in the alleged disappearance of two women while District Attorney Burton Fitts noted a gang of robbers in the city. A hysterical phone call described an attack at a house, but police pressed on for Dorothean Jaymes and Mrs Joseph Heasebarth, with the knife claim suspected as planted.
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Angeles
el ‘Olficers
Dorethan Jaymes
Mra
Joseph Heasebarth
Burton’ Fitts
Vederly
Clyde 3
Plummer
District ‘Attorney
Exid
Fritts
Veteran cartoonist defends donkey symbol history
J Washington November 13. Veteran cartoonist Clifford K. Berry man of the Washington Evening Star remarks on Josephine Daniels photo and jokes about re adopting the rooster and keeping the elephant and donkey symbols. He explains Nast created the symbols and argues the donkey remains justified by recent election strength.
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Washington
Josephire Daniels
Clifford K. Berryman
Washington Evening Star
Daniels
Marcos
Berrysen
Supi' Berryman
Denlela
Tom Nast
Berryman
F‘nance
Nast
Finknes
Fins Ass
Mads
Democratic Piloty
Berrpman
Further Delay In War Debts Notes On Debt Settlement
United States dispatches report tense debate on war debt policy. France denies united front against settlement while Senator Borah warns postponement may destroy civilization if continued. Officials discuss moratorium, potential reductions, and international arms agreements in anticipation of congressional action.
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United
Washington
England
Bol
Borah
Congress
Bulla
Smmien and
Davids
Great ‘Britain
Hoover
Jngton
Ainouna
Reed
Pennsylvania
Bughem
Conn
Bingham
Cottgtens
Dia
Lubliner and Norton Seek Speakership in 1033 Race
Two Democrats, Lubliner of Bradileta and Norton of Muntington, entered the bid for speaker of the 1033 house of delegates. Both served in 1932 and announced candidacies tonight amid questions about Norton’s Port connection. Franklin Democrat Hiner also sought the post.
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Yeaterday
Making
J, Lubliver
Bradileta
Wilbert
Norton
Muntington
Gubberida
Aon
Ree
Binefield
Breseman
Huntington
Lupliner
Hiner
Frankiin
Bank House
Senator Nye Hurt When Car Overturned Near Ayrson
North Dakota Senator Gerald P. Nye suffered a fracture and bruises when his car skidded and overturned on a slippery highway near Ayrson, Wisconsin. A companion was slightly injured as Nye, 38, was transported to a hospital and described in generally good condition by Dr. A W Livingstone.
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Min
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Dekate
Aydson
Wic
Tron
Hare
Senate
A. W Livingstone
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