Army Cadets to Play Stanford Ahead of Coast Visit
The Army football squad of 110, en route from West Point to Palo Alto, will practice in Stanford stadium upon arrival. Major Morgan I Brett announced plans with Gen John L Hines and Stanford officials to host the cadets, who travel on the West Point Special, and Stanf ord Club of San Francisco to host a lunch in San Francisco. They will face Stanford Dec 8 in California after a cross country barnstorming tour. Montana State University also planned a coast tour, meeting Butler at Indianapolis Dec 28 and a series of eastern games through January.
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Stanford University
Army
Stani
Alto
John L. Hines
9Th Corps
West Pointie
Stanford Stadium
Stanford Club of
San Francisco
San Frantisco
Coast West Point
Diven Warriors
Ademy
Jalesburg
Ill
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Montana State College
Indianapolis
East
Middlewest
Montanans
Butler University
Marquette
Milwaukee
Loyola
Chicago
Purdue
Lafayette
Pittsburgh
Penn State
State College
Nebraska
Lincoln
Bison Cagesters Face Strenuous Cage Season
More than 3,000 men are building the dam for a power plant near Bagnell Missouri. A lake 125 miles long is to be created.
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Bison
Bagnell
2000 Apply for Rose Bowl Tickets Sets Record
Los Angeles Dec. 19 2000 applications for tickets to the Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena Calif were returned with 70 000 seats sold out for the Pittsburgh Trojans game USC manager Arnold Eddy announced This marks a Rose Bowl crowd record Last New Year's Georgia Tech beat California 8 7 with 68 000 in attendance while the previous year 4 000 watched Alabama and Stanford 7 7 tie Tickets were allocated by applications only with no public sale.
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Los Angeles
Arnold Eddy
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Cal
Pittsburgh
Trojans
Georgia Tech
Golden Bears
California
Alabama
Stanford
Selection of Wests Team Nears Finish
San Francisco December 19 With all but three of the 22 men picked for the western squad in the East West football game on New Year's day already reported the westerners continued selections today as the final details were being completed.
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San Francisco
Williston
N. D
Devil's Lake
Middle West
East
Plan to open intensive practice delayed by exams
Oregon State halfback Gillmore, OSU end Striff, Oklahoma and, were delayed by star examinations while plans to open intensive practice by week’s end were under discussion. Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick Hanley of Northwestern, in charge of the eastern team, arrived today with Maj. John L. Griffith, football commissioner, among others in the party.
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Gillmore
Oregon State College
Striff
Oregon State
Chugehill
Oklahoma
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
John L. Griffith
Combs Ferehoe
Cuban featherweight Kid Chocolate wins strong decision
New York reports Kid Chocolate defeats his strongest opponent since Al Singer, drawing about 20,000 fans for the Fifth Avenue Boys Association Christmas fund. Reed outdueled Dominic Petrone, weathering an early tough stretch to win on points after a relentless finish.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
al Singer
Fifth Avenue Boys’ Association
Tye Cuban Reed
Dominic Petrone
Petrone
Chocolate
Coliseum
Reed
Champion Dog Stars In The Sky Rider At Opera House
Champion the dog, raised in Hollywood studios, performs a mid air leap in The Sky Rider stellar test of acting as his owner Hans Tiesler guides him. The program also features Where's My Hat and a novelty reel for Friday and Saturday shows.
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Champion
Hans Tiesler
California
Hollywood
Cold Weather Across The Nation Brings Ice And Snow
A sweeping winter front chilled the midwest with ice sleet and snow while Canada and the Atlantic coast faced gales. Dixie states felt rare cold, New Orleans endured cold without recent precedent, and Kentucky Georgia and Virginia saw temperatures fall to the twenties. Sub zero readings were common across many regions as transportation and communication networks suffered. A hunter froze after falling into an icy stream in Texas.
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Midwest
Dominion
Canada
New Orleans
Dixie
Kentucky
Crantesae
Georgia
Virginia
Carolinas
Ontario
New England
New York
Boston
Southwest
Texas
Saco, Mont
Hoover Signs and Senate Tariff Action Recap
Washington reports show the Senate resuming tariff bill consideration after a week of emergency measures and nominations. President Hoover signed the bill extending the Federal Radio Commission’s life for two years, while the Senate approved extensions for war claims applications and tripartite awards. The House accepted Senate amendments to a veterans hospitalization bill, raising funding to about 15.95 million dollars as Haiti study measures move forward after Christmas.
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Senate
Washington
Hoover
Federal Radio Commission
House
Haiti
Sénate
Mihde
Execution Continued From Page One
The article notes that execution would take place if no further word from the Supreme Court is received. All legal papers for the electrocution are in hands, with one more Supreme Court consultation scheduled for late today to decide on the case.
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Carrington T. Marshall
Snook
Thomas
Supreme Court
Supre Court
Diplomats Hold Second Session With American Delegation
Takeshin Takarabe and Hiroshi Sai lead Japanese delegates invited by Secretary Stimson to meet with Ambassador Morrow and Senator Reed. A second session aims to address questions on both nations’ positions before the Japanese depart for New York and the Olympic voyage to England. King George to preside at five power naval conference opening in London on January 21.
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Takeshin Takarabe
Hiroshi Saito
Stimson
Dwight W. Morrow
Reed
Pennsylvania
William R. Castle, Jr
Tokyo
New York
England
King George
London
MacDonald
House of Commons
Steamers Sinking From Collision Aboard Port Victoria
Passengers on the Port Victoria described a calm evacuation after a crash sank a steamer, with lifeboats deployed under strict safety rules favoring women and children. The initial SOS was delayed by 20 minutes due to radio static, and officials noted interference with the broadcast.
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New York
Radio Headquar
Air regulations halt broadcasting after shipwreck notes
Orders from the third naval district forced air to go silent for over three hours to test shipwreck and rescue messages. The disaster sank the Fort Victoria with a 1,250,000 ship, 250,000 cargo, and 261 sacks of mail lost with all hands unaccounted.
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Ters
Third Naval District
Fort Victoria
Christmas Program And School Events In Newburg
Newburg hosts a Christmas program at 8 PM in the high school auditorium directed by Prentice Ervin with Lilith Stevenson on piano and Lang Warwick and Suzeanna Warwick leading the choir. The Good Spirit Club donated dollars to Broaddus College and honored Mrs Gladys Adams and Miss Carrie Squires. Basketball primers feature Potomac State Barnstormers vs Newburg High alumni.
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Newburg
R. P. Turnley
Good Spirit Club
Independence Baptist Church
Broaddus College
Gladys Adams
Carrie Squires
Mildred Baily
Carrie
Nellie Squires
Maxine Lanham
Leola Weaver
Lena
Edna Shrader
Nell Fortney
Agnes Turnley
John Lambert
Alice
Dorothy Latham
Archie Emerson
R. P. Turney
Prentice Ervin
Lil Jith Stevenson
Pitano
Louise, Lang
Suzeanna Warwick
Potomac State Barnstormers
Newburg High School
Keyser
Earl Gustkey
Jimmy Emerson
Jimmy Derlossa
Bob Pyles
Newburg High
Personal Mention Roundup Includes Local Residents
Listing of residents and visitors with brief notes on travels and calls. Includes Mrs ADM Larue Mrs John Burke Mrs Jenny Murphy and others, plus Clayton Weltman U S N returning from furlough and extended visits by families in Clarksburg Fellowaville and Tunnelton.
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Adm
Larue
John Burke
Jenny Murphy
Harold Goff
J. A. Stuck
Harry Kidwell
Harry Miller
Wilma
Genevieve
Tom Pendergast
Edith Gibson
Mildred Lawrence
Mary Lewis
Carl Turnley
Donald Annan
Fairmont
PF. H. Densmore
Charles Geldbaugh
B. F.bias
H.C
Weral
Clarksburg
Clayton Weltman
Philadelphia
Charles” Frazier
Truman
Vance — Bolyard Fana
Ralph
Fellowaville
Hunt clubber sought after attack on two girls in Cleveland
Cleveland police seek a clubber who assaulted two young women in recent nights. Miss Rose David 19 was struck and dragged to a yard before reaching home half conscious and hospitalised in critical condition. Miss Naomi Devore 20 was struck by a railroad coupling rod but fled after screams. The assailant fled each time as bystanders intervened.
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Cleveland
Rose David
Miss David
Naomi Devore
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West Point
W. R. Smith
Michigan State
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Theil
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Sey
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Parsons-Souders Co
OPERA
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Make
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Jinson
LEE Bennett & Son
West Main Street
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Frank Lewis
Hunt Clubber
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Haymond
West Wilford
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Francis
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R. R
S. C. Colbank
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Lloyd W. Stock
Loomis
Huylers
Turner's
Petroleum Indust
Opesso
Premiva
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