Hoge Workman Tops Ohio State Passers in Western Conference
Profile of Ohio State quarterback Hoge Workman known as a leading passer in the Western Conference. Describes his playmaking, field generalship, and receiving running mate Pete Stinchcomb as a top scorer. Notes Workman’s modest demeanor, 21 years old, 160 pounds, and Huntington high school roots with family legacy in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Ohio State
Amon
Workman
Pete Stinchcomb
Harley
Sueut
Work Man
Stinchcomb
Hoge
Kolea
Wilee
Buckeye
Wisconsin
Purdue
Chimgo
Hia
Geach Wilee
Noel
Ohio Eleven
Hontiogwi
Virginia
Huntington High
Aigals
Tommy
Ohio
Jan
Moge
Eddie Anderson to Debut in New York City Madison Square Garden
Casper columnist notes Eddie Anderson, bantamweight champion at last winter’s Elks tournament, will debut this month in Madison Square Garden. A New York article mistakenly highlights Wyoming roots with local references, while the piece celebrates his boxing rise and “send-off” in a curious, mixed-toned account.
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Casper
Wye
Eddie Anderson
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Anderson
Elks Flret
New York
Natrona County
Wyoming
Wrowming
Eddie
Prank O'Neill
TJ Buck Jones
Xreanet Hills
Goodbye to Mister V and Mister Kay in American golf tour
Ted Ray and Harry Vardon's long American golf tour ends after a year starting last July. The pair praise the game in America, note record crowds, and foresee American golf growing while England may need to match the pace with renewed effort. Both players express admiration and vow to return in some form.
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Ted Ray
Harry Vardee
Harry Vardon
Buck the Ranch Hand Noted for Bold Fighting Ways
A fragmentary article recalls a ranch scene in Natrona County where Buck, described as a top hand at cooking, clashes with a Chinese assistant and ranch kids. It notes a Manhattan writer’s stereotype about Chinese cooks and hints Buck’s fight scenes as he confronts Ander son and others.
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Buck
Anderson
Natrona County
Billingsgate
Manhattan
N.Y
Irregular OCR Brief Sparks Confusion Over Telek Deal
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a half million dollar telek and references men of wheat and a group called Loyal Pive. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable, but the text hints at a disputed or unclear financial arrangement and uneasy public sentiment.
New Twelve Club League Organized with Landis to Lead
The eight national clubs and three from the American league form a new league after five AL clubs refused to join. Judge K M Landis of Chicago is slated to head the tribunal governing the game with a $50 000 annual salary. Minor leagues will supply a sixth and be part of the plan.
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Landis
Chicago
Lasker
K. M. Landis
Igeu
Kansas City
National Association of Minor Leagues
Judge Landis
Johnson
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
New York
Boston
If Gibbons Fights or Not This Boy Steps In
Tom Gibbons finally has a 10 round bout scheduled at Peoria Armistice Day. If Carp fails to fight, Hugh Walker of Kansas City looms as a potential opponent. manager Eddie Kane notes many boxers avoid Gibbons by leaving Madison Square Garden.
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Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Hugh Walker
Kangae City
Peoria
Gibbons
Eddie Kane
Tommy
Kane
Carpentier
France
Madison Square Garden
New York
Rickard
Saat
Lars
Tech
Tom
Ryan
Wa Ub
Larry Greb Impresses Boxing Contender Hobson
Tommy Hobson of Boston hails Larry Greb as a tireless fighting machine. He calls Greb not clever but relentlessly active, with nonstop punches and perpetual motion that makes it hard to escape his onslaught in every round.
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Larry Greb
Tommy Hobson
Boston
Greb
Baseball Minor Leagues Set to Shape Governing Body
Major and minor leagues discuss a new governing body with 60 minor league presidents backing the Lasker idea. President William Veeck of the Cubs notes minors seek fair representation and a strong say in governance as plans shift from the current National Commission.
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National Commission
Ban Johnson
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Lasker
Coaches the Bank Boston
Boston College coach Cavanaugh says players win games not coaches claiming coaches are the bank after trimming Yale twice. He stresses players carry the burden of victories in football.
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Boston
Cavanaugh
Boston College
Yale
Japan Looks For Better Conditions
At Yokohama Specie Bank annual meeting Me Kajiwara said Japan faced an economic crisis despite early year prosperity. Excess imports and weak markets caused bankruptcies in banks and firms. Bank of Japan and others provided aid while short term investment remained weak and 190 million yen was loaned to foreign trade.
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Toklo
Yokohama Specie Bank
Kajiwara
Japan
Bank of Japan
Bare Patiency Closes Tie With Early Rally
A preliminary race in Bare Patiency ended in a tie after a slow start. Competitors regrouped and finished with a close finish highlighting the event's competitive pace.
Farmers urged to hold crops to push prices
Charles E Barrett, longtime head of the National Farmers' Union, urged growers to hold cotton and wheat to raise prices. Barrett, also chair of the National Board of Farm Organizations with a one million member base, said government aid has failed and farmers should help themselves toward prosperity.
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Charles 8. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Barrett
National Board of Farm ‘Organizations
Wyoming appoints 24 year old Forsythe as insurance chief
Governor Carey names Donald Forsythe the new Wyoming state insurance commissioner, making him the youngest in the nation at 24 on his next birthday. Forsythe has served as deputy under his father, St. B. Forsythe, since 1919 and is praised as thoroughly qualified for the post amid Carey’s youth oriented administration. The piece notes other young appointments and mentions the first known Sunday school started in 1512.
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Wyoming
United States
Carey
Donald Forsythe
St. B. Forsythe
Insurance Department
State Auditor
Lueratip
Notice to subscribers on paper delivery accuracy
Wyoming State Tribune and the Cheyenne State Leader announce daily delivery of nearly 500 papers by mail and city routes. Readers urged to report missed papers or errors promptly to reduce mistakes, with assurance of prompt correction and respectful handling of concerns.
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Wyoming State Tribune
Cheyenne State’ Leader
Carrier Boys
United States Mall
Ors
Tribune
Aet Br
Pete
Steer Shift Won Labors at Lakeside Ranch
Nov. 8 Omaha report quotes C P Thompson foreman at Lakeside Land and Cattle Co Laramie Wy announcing shift to shipping only steers. Company plans to keep herd size near 3,000 with 1,500 cows and will adjust operations as wage costs rise and workers return to steadier labor.
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Omaha
C. P. ‘Thompson
Lakeside Land & Cathe ‘Company
Laramie
Wye
Lakeside Land & Cattle Co
Wyoming
T. L. Howes
J. B. Willams
M. Williams
Jeremish Willams
Boston Woolman
Thompson
Roeturn
Keeping Youth Secret From Doctor’s Eye
A fragment urges feeling young as key to youth in a cramped ad voice. It claims a sallow complexion and dark rings signal illness from inactive bowels and cites Dr Edwards as a well known physician. The ad sells a product at 15 cents.
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Edwards
Unclear text from historical page fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Centro and Danville with garbled phrases. No coherent event, names, or dates clear enough to summarize into a factual item.
Early Ramblings On Cincinnati Football Outlook
Fragmentary notes reflect a coach named Moran and a confidant Uncle Charles discussing the 11 and a predicted loss this year. readable names and phrases suggest a casual rehearsal of team prospects and personal commentary.
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Cincinnati
Chane]Moran
Charles Sig
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Ad Offers Jad Salts
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleanse to prevent urinary complaints and paralysis from acid buildup. It claims meals high in meat stress kidneys and promises quick eye and blood improvements after a tablespoon daily in water. It stresses safety and affordability for daily use.
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