Mountaineers Thrash Washington and Jefferson 40 to 7
West Virginia dominated Washington and Jefferson with a 40 to 7 victory before 25 000 fans at Morgantown. Spearment Farley Nardacci and Ekberg led a relentless attack, scoring six touchdowns and multiple drives, while the Presidents could not match the Mountaineers pace or precision.
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Clarence Spears
Mountaineers
Spearsment
Gus Ekberg
Wee Nick Nardacei
Farley, Bruder
Capt
Graham
W.J. Tall
Hardy
Reeson
Mountaineer
West
Virginia
Farley
Skeets Farley
Skeets
Nardacci
Ekberg
West Virginia
Coe
Atom
Morrison
Kopf
Marley
Elm
West ‘Virginia
J. Murrin
J.spillers
Edwards
Spillers
Long
Ride
Thomas
Boynton
Wild
Spillera
Tease
Johnson
Basista
Niehaus
Carlin
Harmony
Harmoia
Ebbe Farley
Bruder
Gra- Farley
Miss Ham
Reese
H. J. O'Brien
Tufts
E. J. Ryan
Michigan
Meadlinesman
D. W. Very
Penn State
J.H. Moffatt
Princeton
Shotgun Gang Murders Man In Front Of Brooklyn Home
In Brooklyn on a busy corner, a gunman from the so called sawed off shotgun gang killed Frank Falco a bricklayer and father of six. A confederate pulled two women pedestrians to safety as others fled in a touring car. Fateo witnesses described the dramatic shooting as stray bullets shattered nearby windows. The other assailant held Fateo at the curb before firing both shotgun charges. Mrs Pateo witnessed the tragedy from a second story window and later collapsed.
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New York
Frank Falco
Brooklyn
Falco
Union
Pateo
Fateo
West Virginia Football Men Well Equipped
West Virginia University football, averaging 43 players, used 21h pairs of shoes in the season just ended and held 35 in stock at opening. They purchased 180 more pairs before the Washington and Jefferson game. Freshmen received seconds. regulars had about four to five pairs each, with five complete jersey sets early this year.
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Morgantown
W. Vay
Preshman
Mountaineers
West Virginia Mountaineers Rely On Top Equipment
The West Virginia football team maintains unmatched gear readiness with multiple shoe sets and rubber pants for every game. Their brick practice field demands regular equipment replacements, driving a high bill compared with larger institutions.
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West Virginia
Mountaineers
West Virginis
West Virgin
Deepest Gas Well in World Reaches 7428 Feet Near Latrobe
Pittsburgh reporters say engineers at Longbridge near Latrobe Pennsylvania struck gas at 7428 feet after 30 months of drilling making the deepest well on record. Gas flows about 500000 cubic feet daily and the crew plans to fish out tools dropped when the drill cable broke. The cost of the well is placed at 290000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Longbridge
Latrobe
Nine arrests in Scott's Run mine riot in Morgantown
Nine miners were arrested on charges of inciting to riot and attempted homicide after a battle at the Diamond Coal Company plant. A $2,500 reward was offered for information leading to arrests of others involved in the Shriver mine attack. Three shifts of county officers and more state police detachments were planned as investigators probe Wednesday's dynamiting and yesterday's clash. Eight arrestees were union miners and one a nonunion miner. four of the wounded men were also among those jailed. Susan Rock, a five year old girl wounded in the Shriver mine attack, remained alive but was not expected to survive beyond hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Shriver
Diamond Coal Company
Diamond
Susan Rock
Plea Guilty in Drunk and Disorderly Charge
Thomas Bradford pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly before Mayor Thomas H. Cather in police court this morning. He was fined $25 after being accused of disturbing the peace in Fetterman and was taken into custody by Chief Doc Fletcher and Patrolman Morris.
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Thomas Bradford
Thomas H. Cather
Bradford
Fetterman
Doc” Fletcher
Morris
Bunner Recites Clock Tale Of Overnight Strikes
R H Bunner of the express office tells coworkers a strange clock story. After a restless night the eight day alarm supposedly struck through many cycles, finally running down at morning. The tale ends with the clock’s life spent.
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Mr. Bunner
Wales Admits Thrills From Visit to U S
The Prince of Wales told the American Society Thanksgiving dinner in London that his visit to the United States was a thrill of a lifetime. He praised Will Rogers, the Woolworth building, and New York subways, recalled Chicago and Detroit, and joked about American papers as guests applauded and sang.
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London
Prince of Wales
United States
American Society
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
America
Will Rogers
Wool‘worth
New York
Turkey
Wales
Woolworth
Wrigley
Canada
Chicago
Andy Detroit
Xmas rates to Europe cheap prompt holiday travel boom
Bremen reports shift in passenger mix as immigration laws limit emigrants and ship lines pivot to affordable tours. First and second class cabins merged for lower rates, with steerage allocations for students professionals and educated travelers. Campaigns target educators soldiers and industrial experts for economical European travel next season.
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Bremen
New York Society
America
Europe
Shipping Board
Italian Riviera
Fiermany
United States
Pacific Coast
No gold ta coined in China and won't be here for teeth
The note argues against using gold for dental work and questions the idea of its continued use. It points to China as a reference and warns that altering practices may affect availability and quality of teeth-related materials.
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China
Curtis Takes Lodge's Post and a Hoosier Is Party Whip
Washington reports Charles Curtis senior senator Kansas chosen to succeed the late Henry Cabot Lodge as Republican leader in the Senate. James E. Watkins of Tadiana is elected chairman and party whip, a post Curtis has held since Republicans gained control in 1918. Two new senators present William Mutter of Massachusetts and Jesse Metcalf of Rhode Island join. Curtis first came to Senate in 1907, reelected to fill unexpired term in 1908, and again in 1912.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
James E. Watkins
Tadiana
Curtis
Compress
William [Mutter
Gey. Cox
Lodge
Jesse TH. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Coll
Watson
Sepublican
J. R. Burton
Rctiow
House
Blackmail Case Involving Indian Prince Stirs London
London, Nov 28 The jury in the Robinson conspiracy suit found a conspiracy existed to extort money from the Indian prince known as Mr A but Robinson and Mrs Robinson were not parties to it The prince was induced to part with two checks for 150000 pounds each under fear and alarm The suit by G E Robinson against Midland Bank seeks 126000 pounds and centers on alleged blackmail after a Paris apartment discovery This case has drawn wide attention in England this century
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London
Robinson
Darlington
G. E. Robinson
Midland Bank
Prince
Local man called to father’s diath bed in Barbour county
Rudolph Bartlett of this city was summoned to Romine's Mills Barbour county this week by the death of his father Barnes T Bartlett a well known retired farmer who died Monday at age 15 The funeral was Thursday at Mount Tabor church and burial followed in the church cemetery Bartlett is survived by five
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Rudolph Bartlett
Romine’s Mills
Barbour County
Barnes T Bartlett
Bartlett
Mount ‘Tabor
Bartlett Ia
Congress Maps Early Session Agenda in White House Meeting
Washington discusses priorities for the new session with President Coolidge and House leaders. Focus centers on supply appropriation bills to avert an extra session, with rivers and harbors, public buildings, banking law changes, and retirement measures among the bills likely to advance. The Howell Barkley railroad labor board repeal is expected to be argued again, with three appropriation bills hoped to clear before Christmas recess and all supply bills before March 4.
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Washington
House
Congress
Coolidge
Gillett
Longworth
Ohio
Snell
Rules Committee
McFadden
Lehrbach
Senate
Howell-Barkley
Railroad Labor Board
Children Visit Lincolns Tomm Aboard Lincoln Special Enroute
About 1800 Iowa and Missouri school children travel in three trains to homage Lincoln. They stop in Jacksonville for breakfast and a program by the Kiwanis Club before a planned tree planting and ceremony in Springfield at Lincoln Park to christen the Lincoln oak.
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Springfield
Jacksonville
Hager
Iowa
Missouri
Abraham Lincoln
Shenandoah
Town
Shenandoah Kiawanis Club
Jacksonville Kiwanis Club
Younsters
Springfeld
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Gak
Hospital Association Plan On Foot For Grafton
A meeting in the Chamber of Commerce is set for next Thursday evening at 7 80 o'clock for residents of Grafton to discuss forming a hospital association. Women will lead but men are urged to attend and join. The group plans a constitution, by laws, officers, and a donation or sewing schedule to benefit the local hospital and patients.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fort Town
Grafton
Aia
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Mountain State University
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Wash-Jeff
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Blue
Prerrehsem
West Virginiana
Nick
Nardacet
Nardacei
Wash- Jeff
Spears
The
Oval
Jeff
Lee
W. Virginia
Sora
Davis
Poklyn Bricklayer
Scott's Run Mine
R. H. Bunner
Expres
Anpong
U.S
Hoosier
James Watson
Butler
Father
Lincoln
Tomm
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