Ohio State's Hoge Workman Shines as Key Passer
The Buckeyes' quick passer Hoge Workman leads an aerial attack praised by observers for field generalship. Teammate Pete Stinchcomb and harmonized play from quarterback and running mate fuel victories over Wisconsin Purdue and Chicago. Workman, 21, light at 160 pounds, is seen as a rising star with family roots in Huntington high school athletics.
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Eddie Anderson Faces New York Debut At Madison Square Garden
Casper boxer Eddie Anderson, bantamweight champion of Wyoming’s Elks tournament, prepares for a New York City debut at Madison Square Garden this month. A New York press feature misidentifies his Wyoming background, misplacing him amid rumors and film lore, while critics note his Casper roots and local fame.
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Xreanet Hills
Goodbye Mister V and Mister Kay in American golf tour
Ted Ray and Harry Vardon wrap up their long American tour that started last July. They say American golf has grown and will be defended by Yankees in future matches while praising the game and the visitors as fine, sportsmanlike players.
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Harry Vardee
Varidon
England
Harry Vardon
Buck the Ranch Hero Faces Tongue Tangles in Fading Tale
A scrambled clip notes Buck a top hand at cooking and a gunman in a wild New York write up. It mocks outraged locals by calling a Chinese assistant and ranch hands derogatory names while claiming Buck wins a fight, then battles through a muddled paragraph with biased connotations.
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Aged Phrase Scrambles to a Loose Telegraph Notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Joe Beckett and a half million dollar telek with references to gents of wheeta and Loyal Five. The readable text is fragmentary, with unclear context and few solid details.
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Joe Beckett
Deesee
New Twelve-Club League Organized With Landis to Head Tribunal
Baseball reorganizes with eight National League clubs and three from the American League forming a new league. Judge K M Landis is slated to chair the governing tribunal with a $50 000 yearly salary. Five AL clubs oppose but vow to operate the new league.
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Fight National
Ban Johnson
Chicago
Lasker
K. M. Landis
If Carp Won Fight Gibbon This Boy Will
Tom Gibbons finally has a bout lined up In Peoria on Armistice Day If Carpenteir avoids Gibbons or if not Hugh Walker of Kansas City could meet him in a 10 rounder Eddie Kane says Carpentier fled Madison Square Garden to dodge Gibbons Rickard plans a club to promote the bout while Ryan of the association notes a show is in the works
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St. Paul
Hugh Walker
Kangae City
Peoria
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Eddie Kane
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Kane
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Saat
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Wa Ub
Larry Greb Praised as Tireless Boston Boxer by Hobson
Tommy Hobson of Boston hails Larry Greb as the most formidable fighting machine in boxing noting his tireless pace and relentless hooks. Hobson emphasizes Greb's nonstop pressure and perpetual motion style that makes him tough to escape.
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Baseballs Big Reform Moves Through Minors Press
The piece argues baseball must reform governance beyond the major leagues with a proposed joint body. Minor leagues, led by presidents like William Veeck of the Cubs, back a model endorsed by over 60 minor league leaders for equal say and fair representation on the governing body.
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Ban Johnson
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Lasker
Coaches the Bank Boston
Boston College coach Cavanaugh says coaches are the bank and players win games after trimming Yale twice.
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Japan Looks For Better Conditions At Yokohama Bank Meet
Me Kajiwara president of Yokohama Specie Bank warned shareholders that despite a profitable first quarter, Japan faces an economic crisis due to excessive imports and debt. He cited bankruptcies among banks and major firms, slumping markets for stock, silk, and cotton, and government measures totaling 190 million yen to bolster foreign trade and short term investment.
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Kajiwara
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Bare patiency described as first rung in a tie con aieio
In a fragmentary note the text references a first rung described as part of a tie con aieio. Details are unclear but indicate a staged progression or comparison within a patience related sequence.
Farmers urged to hold crops to lift prices
Charles E Barrett, longtime head of the National Farmers' Union, told a session that growers should hold cot ton and wheat to force higher prices. Barrett, also chairman of the National Board of Farm Organizations with one million member families, said government help has failed and urged self help toward prosperity.
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Barrett
National Board of Farm ‘Organizations
Wyoming appoints 24 year old Forsythe as insurance commissioner
Gov Carey selects Donald Forsythe to head the state insurance department, making Wyoming’s commissioner the youngest in the nation at 24 next birthday. Forsythe has served as deputy under his father St B Forsythe since 1919 and is praised for his insurance specialization and popularity in Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
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Carey
Donald Forsythe
St. B. Forsythe
Insurance Department
State Auditor
Lueratip
Notice to subscribers about delivery and error corrections
The Wyoming State Tribune and the Cheyenne State Leader publish nearly five hundred papers daily by mail and city delivery. If you miss an issue or find an error contact the Tribune or Leader to correct promptly and help reduce future mistakes.
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Cheyenne State’ Leader
Carrier Boys
United States Mall
Ors
Tribune
Aet Br
Pete
Out of Cow Business Lakeside Moves to Steers Only
C P Thompson foreman of Lakeside Land and Cattle Co at Laramie Wyoming says the firm will ship only steers this season. The move reflects higher wages and rising costs after the war and aims to stabilize the labor force while keeping cattle numbers steady.
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C. P. ‘Thompson
Lakeside Land & Cathe ‘Company
Laramie
Wye
Lakeside Land & Cattle Co
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T. L. Howes
J. B. Willams
M. Williams
Jeremish Willams
Boston Woolman
Thompson
Roeturn
Keeping Young Through Bowel Health and Vitality
A fragment notes the idea that feeling young depends on bowel activity and a doctor’s wisdom. It cites Dr. Edwards, a well known physician, and mentions an olive color and a price of 15 cents for a product, implying a remedy or tonic.
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Edwards
Local grid coach predicts tough season ahead
Fragmentary notes indicate Cincinnati coach Moran doubts his eleven will beat the rivals this year. Uncle Charles signs a conference, while other details remain unclear due to OCR damage.
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Cincinnati
Chane]Moran
Charles Sig
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Ad
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a kidney flush and detoxifier. It claims meat avoidance and a daily dose of Jad Salts in water cleanse kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder and blood toxin buildup. It urges immediate use for eye clarity and overall health.
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