Nebraska Handed Grange Shuts Out Illinois 14 to 0
A revengeful Nebraska football team defeated Illinois 14 to 0 at Champaign, silencing Red Grange by constant tackling led by Captain Ed Weir. Grange gained 62 yards on 19 carries, while Nebraska secured the shutout and stifled the famed star throughout the game.
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Ioc Za
Champaign
Ills
Nebraska
Illinois
Grange
America
Ed Weir
Nebraska Eleven
Weir
Official Seeks Negro Hotel In South Africa Project
New York October 3 Construction of a hotel for native students at Fort Hare college in Cape Province is proposed at a cost of 6 22 000 dollars by Max Yergan, an American Negro leader guiding YMCA efforts. Brownfield officials anticipate sending more workers to South Africa to aid Yergan who has organized dozens of associations and travels 3 000 miles to supervise. The request will go to the conference on colored work in Washington October 23 to 28 for consideration.
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New London
Annien
Adimdirad Hoh
Christy
Todds
D. Berk
Sal
William Reed
Lieu- Mebant Motd
Neaded
Willim 1
Renm
New York
South Africa
Max Yergan
Ar- Bahling
Bantu Bani
Fort Hare College
Alloa
Cape Province
Colored Work Department
YM. C. A. National Council
Yergan
Conference On
Colored Work
Washington, D. C
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Black glass new scientific claim from Osaka dentist
Tokyo, Oct 2. After years of investigation Josef Sugiye of the Industrial experiment station of Osaka is said to have invented a black glass that is opaque to all but ultraviolet rays. It would reveal enemy movements or be used to photograph battles in darkness. Moving pictures could also be taken in the dark. Experiments were witnessed by Rear Admiral Mutoere and reportedly successful. The inventor says the glass will have military and medical value.
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Tokyo
Josef Sugiye
Osaka
Mutoere
Korean nobility in poverty. nobles work as laborers in Peorian era
In Pyongyang, Oct 3, Koreans report widespread poverty among former wealthy nobles. Most nobles now toil as cart pullers and perform menial tasks to escape deprivation.
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Beoul
Korea
Pike Assaulter Shipping Board Still Missing Member Quits
A drunken assault on 62-year-old Pike, a Kanawha City bridge tax collector, sparked a manhunt as two suspects fled after smashing his dinner plate. Police suspect a Charleston restaurant owner knows who the culprits are. rewards total $1,000 for arrests and convictions. The case coincides with a broader dispute over the shipping board amid calls to curb its power.
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Pike Assaulter Shipping Board
Tall
Charleston
Haugh Pike
Tell
Kanawha City
Younh
Gust
Virginia Street
Roy Jarrett
Claude Baldwin
Pike
Mountain State Hospital
Teamster Runs Over Own Boy in Wilkes-Barre
report from Wilkes-Barre on October 3 describes wagon driver Wile Wain Sutton halted by a pedestrian who shouted about a boy struck. Sutton returned to the pond where a boy lay dead, and the driver was shaken by the fatal incident.
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Wilkes-Barre. Ps
Sutton
Bittner Claims Strike Effective in West Virginia Mines
Union leader A. Titner announced four non union mines in Morea townfield were shut down by a weeklong strike. He warned more closures could follow as non union production figures showed a sharp drop while operators claimed higher output from non union plants on Friday.
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Preas
Ratamon
Yen A. Titner
West
Virgina
Morea
Tield
Bhateike
Mundo
Figaren Slau
Ugion
Aged Man Killed At Grade Crossing
An unidentified man was struck and killed by a Baltimore Gate railroad train this evening at Interstate near Crarksburg. The victim, fairly well dressed, appeared to be a aging man walking across the grade crossing when struck.
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Crarksbung
Baltimernane Gate Railroad
Interstate
Frat game of world names Py? Premburgh vs Washington
The fraternal baseball clash for supremacy between Premburgh and Washington will be played in Pittsburgh Wednesday at 2 PM. The Gazette arranged a full leased wire report from Pirates' Field to the Hale Street office, with plays duplicated on the office scoreboard nearly as fast as they occur on the field.
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Premburgh
Washington
Pittsburgh
the Gazette
Pirates
Hale Street
Charleston
Gazette
Hale Atreat
Gazetta World
Count Bureau
Shington
Get
Texer
Yallona
Roosevelt Party Returns with Rare Mountain Specimens
The Theodore Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt expedition arrived in Kashgar after collecting rare Tian Shan wildlife, including ibex, sheep, bears, and dozens of bird and mammal skins. They plan to fetch more specimens with photographer Cutting, then exit Turkestan via Russia toward India. Permission to traverse Sansha Pass was granted for the return journey by Lord Reading and the British Kashmir envoy.
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Simla
Toa Shan
Coronel Theodore Rangevelt
Kermit
Kashgar
Furtcestan
Tian Shan
Chat
Turkestan
Russia
Roosevelt
Peking
India
Pantir Range
Thia
Roosevelts
Pine Palace Sold at Auction Block in Romphis Tenn
In Romphis Tennessee Clarence Saunders sold the millionaire country estate known as Pine Palace at auction for creditors in bankruptcy. The partially completed home, estimated at over 800000 dollars, went for 1670000 dollars to a syndicate led by Merah, subdividing the property for development.
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Romphis
Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Milion Dolla
Ita
Pine Palace
Atetlan
Merah
Nedhima
S@ungers
Slayer of Trained Nurse Sought in Chicago Area
AP reports in Chicago that authorities hunt for the slayer of Emmet Bacon a trained nurse found strangled in a vacant lot near Davenport after being attacked. Police questioned a black suspect and a white man as the inquiry unfolds. Bacon worked at the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute and had traveled from Murrayville Tennessee to attend a lecture.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Emmet
Ara Bacon
Dbeiton
Ids
Bacon
Murrayville
Dalton
Weeks To Quit War Portfolio
Washington return after long absence prompts talk of Weeks's retirement from the cabinet. Weeks, recovering from thrombosis, attended a White House luncheon and discussed clearing out his Washington home for shipment to New Hampshire. Health improvements noted but strength remains limited as discussions included Devis, Work, and D. Hilles about his future.
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Washington
Weotra
White House
Weeks
Wes
Wille
New Hampshire
Predget
Swampycott
Weeku
Voxtor
Savate
Act
Devis
Work
Whitries D. Hilles
New York
Opterte
Druggan to Seek Bail in Supreme Court Case
Terry Druggan and partner Frank Lake face continued detention after arraignments. Judge Wilkerson notes the court keeps men in jail while cases proceed. Druggan’s counsel says he will petition the U.S. Supreme Court for immediate release on bail, as deputies face suspension in an eight hour transfer to Chicago. Druggan, held in Sycamore jail, will lose “nights out” privileges and remain under strict confinement during the trial.
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Terry Driggan
Terry
United States Supreme Court
James BR. Wilkerson
Druggan
Prank Lake
Bern
Michael J. Ahern
Droggan
Awiy
Terry Prugken
Sycamore
Crawstor
Chicago
Hunt
Dad Tha Gheri
Sala
Roofers Almost Go Without Pay in New York Bust
A robber held the foreman of a New York roofing crew as they faced a payroll of 35.00. The thief hid behind a shack on a new arena site and escaped in an automobile after taking the money, while the foreman returned from his rounds. The tale includes a long journey by J ay Whitt, a 72 year old former Morcoy county resident, who traveled from Ashurillo, Oxus, through multiple states with a single horse and worn horsehaws to reach Devlin Fork W S county to settle.
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Maczen Square
George L.tex
Boxtage Promntay
Wea Etructive
Jay Whitt
Morcoy County
Wail
Hae
Devlin Fork
Wsoming County
Hia
Mitchell Fight Over Invited Guest Sparks Legion Turmoil
Omaha dispatch reports a political row within the American Legion as Colonel William Mitchell, a leading agitator against the Navy, is not invited as a distinguished guest to the national convention opening Monday. Friends denounce the invitation as improper while Legion officials defend the process amid calls for reform and a possible all service department.
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Omaha
Neb
Del 2
Willtam Mitchell
Storny
Pye Mitchell Phace
Legion
Mitchell
Michell
Navy
Wip
Junius Peyscher
Alvin Wesley
Texas
The
Warrant Issued for Evan B Fontaine in Contempt Case
San Francisco dispatch reports a secret warrant against dancer Evan B Fontaine for contempt of court, moving toward Chicago for service after sworn federal court action. Fontaine allegedly violated a court injunction forbidding further similar suits, with prior cases involving Cornelius Vanderbilt Klimey. She expressed surprise upon hearing of the arrest warrant as she had not been in San Francisco for years.
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San Francisso
Evans Burrows Fontaine
Chicago
Misa Fopjaime
Cornelius Vanderbilt Klimey
Yenne
New York Millonaire
Wiltney
Miss Fontane
Balloons Off For Detroit Trophy Flight Details
Five balloons launched from Wart airport in Dearborn this afternoon aiming for a Detroit Trophy prize. The craft named Sky Laví, built by William C. Naylor of Detroit, rose on a wind from Meadow Wind and headed south east over Lake St. Clair toward Ohio and possibly Pennsylvania.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Dearborn
William c. Naylor
Teewiles
Halmons
Lake Jorle
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Thousands Join Hunt For Missing Mail Plane Pilot
A large search from Bellefonte to Clarion, Pennsylvania, for Charles H. Ames, a Cleveland mail pilot, continues after he disappeared late Thursday night near Hartleton. Over a thousand people and several planes, including army, air mail, and commercial aircraft, comb the Allegheny region as weather hinders the effort.
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Etevn
Charfen
Ames
Allegheny
Filer
New York
Chigigo
Aviation
Clarion
Hartleton
Beec
Fleld
Cleveland
Here
Army
Air Mall
See Amore
Pir Mall
Pinues Pall
Bellefante
Charles H. Nimey
Air Mall Flier
Cleveland Aly Mail Feld
Ford City
Sear
Em Janton
Congress seeks scarce World Series tickets in Washington
Washington officials and hundreds of locals scramble for supply as scalpers tout two seat sets for three games at about 120 dollars each. President Coolidge expected to throw the first ball amid a frenzy of requests and offers. Officials, clerks, and prisoners alike seek tickets, with little chance without congressional help.
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Coolidge
Washington
Confere nce Aims Codification Of World Laws At Open Session
The Associated Press reports October 23 as a conference in Washington adopted resolutions to codify international laws through League of Nations and Pan American Union efforts. It called for a general plan for codification and measures to settle disputes justly while reducing armaments in future sessions.
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Associated Press
Washington
League of Nations
Pan-American Union
Elihu Root
Theodore Burtot
Ohio
League of National and Pan-American Union
Sehatar HH. la Fontaine
Bele &Inn Group
W. Pella
G Group
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Dick Lore
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