Three-Sport Star Connie Collin Dominates Creighton Plans
Creighton's Conrad Collin captains the football team and is captain-elect of the basketball squad while pursuing a potential major league baseball contract with Detroit. The versatile Greeley, South Dakota native trained with the Tigers after summer sessions and remains a key backbone for coach Art Stark's outlook on a strong Missouri Valley season.
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Conrad Collin
Detroit
Omaha
Neb
Conrad
Connie” Collin
Creighton University
Collin
Art Stark
Stark
University of Kansas
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Huron
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UT buys vast Confederate paper collection from Dr Prichard von David
The University of Texas in Austin has purchased a valuable collection of Confederate papers from Dr Prichard von David of San Antonio. The collection, among the richest known, includes more than 150 tele grams and letters written and received by Jefferson Davis. Most items bear Davis's notations and endorsements.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Prichard von David
San Antonio
Jefferson Davis
Baby stowaway Teddy Waffa boards transit unseen
AP reports Teddy Waffa a Berkeley child of 42 months, stows away on an electric suburban car and later boards a San Francisco steamer without detection, then is returned home. In Los Angeles an ambulance from the old central station is stolen, including stretchers and bedding, a prior theft at the station noted. In Montreal a one year old daughter falls from a window but remains unharmed as parents reach the sidewalk.
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San Francisco
Teddy Waffa
Berkeley
Teddy
Los Angeles
Montreal
J. Friend
Byrd Flagship Sails Today on Expedition
The Jacob Ruppert, flagship of the Byrd second Antarctic expedition, with NRA insignia on its masthead, was to sail from the Boston Navy Yard at 10 a.m. Wednesday on the first leg to the bottom of the world. Major James M. Curley presented the NRA flag during a brief ceremony. Two other NRA flags will travel to Little America and to be flown by Byrd at the South Pole. Navy authorized loading 500 tons of ballast chain, delaying departure until Wednesday.
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Boston
NRA
Jacob Ruppert
Boston Navy Yard
James M. Curley
Shipping Board
Nua
Little America
Richard EK. Byrd
South Pole
Navy
Admiral Byrd Siad
Ruppert
Wallace Rejects Sugar Stabilization Plan
Secretary Wallace announced the sugar stabilization agreement is rejected. He said the pact favored processors over farmers, would allocate quotas for yearly domestic supply, totaling about 7,000,000 raw tons starting last July 1.
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Washington
Fromal
Wallace
Girl Catches Bird With Hook At Half Moon Bay
Eight year old Isabel Towner fishing with her father in Half Moon Bay hooks a bird instead of a fish. The bird dives for the lure, tugs the line, and Isabel pulls up the hooked bird.
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Gilroy
Cal
Isabel Towner
Isabel
Half Moon Bay
Fur Styles Through The Day In Fall Fashion
New York reports fur fashion by the National Fur Association with coats for early morning town and country wear and a mink ensemble for tea time. The piece notes seals, ermine wraps, and seal skin jackets as fashionable options. A separate bank robbery is mentioned where Second National Bank messengers Charles Wolfe and Frank Fisher fled with $68 000 as officers pursued.
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New York
National Fur Association
Two Men Snatch Bag Containing $68,000 in Warren
In Warren Ohio on October 10 two men snatched a money bag containing sixty eight thousand dollars in view of pedestrians. Police pursued with little luck as witnesses described the quick theft and the adult suspects fled toward the downtown area.
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Warren
Ohio
Today's Cotton Market T. W. Palmer Ostéen Co.
Market report notes steady cotton prices with typical fluctuations for the day. T. W. Palmer Ostéen Co. is cited as a broker or supplier in the market roundup, reflecting routine commodity activity.
Labor Leader Promises Support for Credit Expansion Efforts
Ham Green of the A. Pigs tells labor delegates the federation will back the upcoming credit expansion to curb inflation. He opened his remarks at the convention in Washington, speaking ardently as workers listen.
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Sishen
Labor
Expa i Ag
Weshington
Fraternity Bills Drop At Iowa University
Fraternities at the University of Iowa slashed the average monthly house bill from about 53 dollars in 1930 to roughly 35 dollars now by cutting back on parties and gatherings. The change reflects a broader effort to reduce expenses amid economic strain and shifts in student life.
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Iowa City
Tex
Yowa
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Seere
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Phillips Pete A
Packard
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Castoria
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Johnson's
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Mennen’s Tale
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Dothan, Alabam
Williams
Williams Aqua
Colgate
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