Notre Dame Triumphs 7-0 Over Navy at Soldier Field
Notre Dame defeats Navy 7 to 0 before an unofficial 122,000 crowd at Soldier Field. Knute Rockne's squad capitalized on a late third quarter break and a fourth quarter forward pass, with Carideo kicking the extra point after a Colerick TD. Navy fails to score in three straight meetings with Notre Dame.
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Harold Bauer
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Tricky Buckeye Eleven Knocks Purple Out Of Big Ten Race
Ohio State shells Northwestern 10 to 0 in Evanston to launch the Western Conference title chase. Earl Eby runs for a second period TD and Barratt adds a late placement as Northwestern squanders chances with costly fumbles by Levison and Holmer.
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Holmer
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Divorced to Wed Star of Screen in Reno Court
Olivia L Converse of Santa Barbara was granted a divorce from George P Converse in Reno District Court. He will pay $600 monthly until income hits 50,000 a year then $750, and deed the Santa Barbara home. Converse announced engagement to Anita Stewart, once married to Rudolph Cameron.
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Edmund Cogswell Converse
Bankers’ Trust Company of
New York
United States Steel Company
Olivia L. Converse
Santa Barbara
Converse
Anita Stewart
Rudolph Cameron
Los Angeles
Smith Accuses Republicans of Tariff Misrepresentation in Kentucky
Gov. Smith argues in Louisville that Republicans grossly misrepresented Democratic tariff views and unveils a nine-point prescription to keep tariffs out of politics. He says Democratic plans would raise wages, protect American labor, and extend prosperity, condemning GOP policies that leave farmers outside protective walls.
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Jardine
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America
Democratic Party
Graf Zeppelin Gondola Sold to Spanish Buyer
The air liner Graf Zeppelin gondola is sold to a Spanish concern for 1.2 million dollars. The event raised excitement as the airship indicated it might need assistance, though crew and effects await repairs.
Graf Zeppelin Nearing Lakehurst After Atlantic Flight
Graf Zeppelin ex pects to reach Lakehurst New Jersey this afternoon after radio updates placed the airship east of Bermuda. Crews prepared an extensive New Jersey reception while naval cruisers stand by. earlier damage slowed speed but the craft is now sailing at about three-quarters normal pace.
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Hamilton
Acid Maliciously Thrown At Trolley Injures Clerk
Gerald Clark, 24, intern from Booth Memorial Hospital Covington Ky, riding a Fairview streetcar toward the city, was struck by a stream of sulphuric acid hurled through an open window near Ninth and Vine streets. Doctors at General Hospital say the injury may be serious as police hunt the unseen attacker. Clark has no clue to the assailant's identity.
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Ohio Wesleyan Dominates U C 71 to 0 in Massacre
Ohio Wesleyan University overwhelmed Cincinnati University with a 71 to 0 victory in a game described as a dazzling display of all round football. Coach George Gauthier's team scored at will while the Burnet Woods squad failed to register any points, amid chaotic press box conditions and scarce kicking accuracy.
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Toast of Kings Scrubwoman in Chicago Basemen t
Anita Keep once the Monte Carlo toast of European wits and nobles was found living in a South Side basement room in Chicago. She scrubs by day and has little work, while recalling a glittering past that included Edward VII and the Grand Duke Cyril. She spoke of distress at being found.
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Count Tolstoi
William Leeds
Tin Plate King
Empress Marie of Russia Dies in Copenhagen at 7 PM
The former Empress Marie of Russia also known as Princess Dagmar of Denmark died at Hvidome Castle in Copenhagen. She lapsed into unconsciousness hours before death with her daughter Grand Duchess Olga and family by her side. Grand Duchess Xenia and her son Vessila were present along with Prince Dolgouriki. The report notes a long period of declining health.
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American Slain by Mexican Band in Aranjuez
A Guadalajara dispatch reports American miner Charles Smith killed by insurgents led by Jorge Ibarra at the Aranjuez mine after Smith refused to surrender money and weapons. Ibarra arrived with twenty two men and wounded the insurgent leader before Smith was shot. Authorities pursue the attackers.
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Wife of Birmingham Business Man Slain on Lonely Road
Nancy Rochell 26, wife of soft drink maker Raymond R. Rochell, was found dead in a car on a suburban road. Clyde A. Vaughan 35, Birmingham policeman, was critically wounded beside her. Police investigate after a reported exchange of gunfire with a small coupe earlier. Mrs Rochell mother of four.
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Ed Patillo
New Orleans Chosen For 1929 Girl Scouts Convention
Colorado Springs reporting area notes New Orleans as the 1929 meeting place for the national Girl Scouts convention. The event closed with the installation of Mrs. William H. Hoffman of Barrington Illinois as president.
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Girl Scouts
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Graf Zeppelin Sold to Colon Transaerea for About 1200000
Fox Brothers International announced the Colon Transaerea Company of Spain has purchased the German dirigible Graf Zeppelin for about 1.2 million dollars. The Graf Zeppelin, built at roughly 960 thousand, sails toward the United States with Col Emilio Herrera aboard, bound for Lakehurst New Jersey.
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