Bearcats Face Early Grid Test With Morgantown Clash
Local Bearcats open the season at Grafton against Lumberport High School under lights at 7 30 PM with a fast backfield and seasoned linemen likely to start. Coach Ron McKinney will refine formations during a week of practice and an evening scrimmage before the September 29 third game against Morgantown Clydemen, the first of six Big Ten opponents to come. Four Big Ten games are set for home with East Fairmont Shinnston Buckhannon and Morgantown plus Washington Irving as part of the schedule.
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Bearcats
Lumberport High School
Lumberport
Grafton
McKinney
Lumberport Tilt
Morgantown
Clydemen
East Fairmont
Shinnston
Buckhannon
Washington-Irving
Puff and Dutch in a lighthearted travel moment
A playful exchange features the Puff and a companion remarking on visiting abroad. They joke about landing overseas and resemble a sickly traveler while noting a convict’s downcast mood in a humorous, casual banter.
Lou Gehrig's hot bat lifts AL standings with homer
Lou Gehrig, nicknamed Buster Lou, rapped three hits including his 25th homer to push his average to .335 and overtake Hermie Manush for second in the American League batting race while maintaining his streak of powerful performances. Gehrig also moved up in the league table as Klein and Foxx top the list.
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Lou Gehrig
Hermie Manush
Buster Lou" Mode
Lad Plunges From Tipple Injures Leg In Coal Yard
In Clarksburg on September 8, Robert Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Todd of Nutter Fort, fell about fifty feet from the old Gocke tipple near Nutter Fort while playing with other boys. He suffered a fractured left leg, cuts and bruises, with possible internal injuries and was taken to St. Mary's hospital. A rotten brace failed after another boy pushed him, sending him into a coal chute and bin. The tipple belongs to Francois Coal Company.
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Nutter Fort
Robert Todd
Archie Todd
St. Mary's Hospital
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Francois Coal Company
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Medley From Yesterday’s Clues
A fragmented puzzle list with many Across and Down clues. Entries mention Pigpen crustacean poet of Annabel Lee Paradise and other cryptic hints, plus odd spellings and partial phrases. The readable items point to a varied crossword compilation with cryptic terms and stray words.
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Annabel Lee
Bart
Garment
Blower
Mounlanis
Anger
King Cole to preside at Tableland Festival at Camp Dawson
The Allegheny Tableland Festival schedules a two day event September 16 and 17 at Camp Dawson Preston County West Virginia with Max Poscover known as Hippo to act as King Cole. Somerset County Pennsylvanian groups join Terra Alta performers and local choirs in a village pageant and county choruses. Food and soft drinks will be available.
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Saunday
Camp Dawson
Preston County
West Virginia
Sara B. Hug
George Washington
King Cole
King Coal
Tony Beaver
Lumber Camp
Max Poscover
Hippo
Huff
Null
Addison
Don Kimmel
Berlin
Spiker
Jennerstown
Somerset County
John 3. Miller
Meyersdale, Pa
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Tableland
White
Sara B. Huff
Kingwood
W. Va
E. P. Casseday
Terra Alta
Teachers Meet Today At Key School Auditorium
Teachers from 154 schools gather for the first meeting under the county unit plan. Prof Cedric Reynolds boosts morale while H K Baer explains the new system and its cost efficiency. Dr Joseph Rosier of Fairmont State Teachers' College to address later. session marks strong enthusiasm and sectional discussions.
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LM c
Cedric Reynolds
Pep
Samuel C. Jones
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Shriver
United States
Department of Schools
Chareston
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont State Teachers’ College
Cardinal aids hunt for man demanding money
Philadelphia police seek a man called Barney who believes Cardinal Dougherty and Governor Pinchot hold $60,000 for him. He demanded $50,000 and visited the cardinal’s office several times, later appearing on the residence grounds. The cardinal treated him as deranged and said he should be institutionalized.
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Poice
Barney
Cardinal Dougherty
Governor Pinchot
Thes
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Mrs. E. G. Kuhn Improves After Operation at City Hospital
News from City hospital reports Mrs. E. G. Kuhn resting easily after a major operation yesterday for gall stones. Her condition is satisfactory and friends are cheered by the update.
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E. G. Kuhn
Bankers Told Not to Fight Deposit Plan
Chicago reports that bankers were urged to accept the deposit insurance plan as beneficial to both banks and the public. Comptroller J F T O Connor defended the act, arguing it prevents runs, protects depositors, and returns funds to banks while expanding credit and stabilizing reserves. Directors Walter J Cummings and E G Bennett named to oversee the program.
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Chicago
J. F. T. O'Connor
American Bankers Association
Roosevelt
O'Connor
Postal Savings Bank
Walter J. Cummings
E.G. Bennett
Ogden
Utah
Federal Deposit Corporation
Bennett
Cummings
O’connor
Writers Show Improvement Says Mencken
Baltimore dated report quotes H L Mencken noting literary doldrums since six to eight years past but spotting signs of progress. He criticizes faddish Russia utopias and watered economic theories, predicting the folly fades as readers seek realism and writers resist practical fashion. He adds American literary activity fluctuates with bursts of high quality.
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Baltimore
America
H.L. Mencken
Russia
Litrati
Notable 1914 15 Poetry Explosion and 1920s Literary Rise
The excerpt recalls a 1914 15 poetry explosion featuring Ed gar Lee Masters Robert Frost Rachel Lindsay and Carl Sandburg and his Chicago Poems. It also notes a 1919 21 surge in novels led by Sinclair Lewis with Main Street Joseph Hergesheimer Java Head James Branch Cabell Jurgen and John Dos Passos Three Soldiers.
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Edgar Lee Masters
Robert Frost
Boston
Rachel Lindsay
Congo
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
Mencken
Sinclair Lewis
Main Street
Joseph Hergeshemer
James Branch Cabell
Jurgen
John Don Passos
Huge income tax suit 10 to be entered
A Kelvinator electric refrigerator and beer dispenser were installed in Busy Beer restaurant by James Pappyjohns and Victor Kalkanderas, proprietors. The unit keeps two barrels of draught beer on tap and automatically regulates temperature to keep food fresh. Purchase made through Sidrow's General Radio Shop.
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James Pappyjohns
Victor Kalkanderas
Sidrow
Mild buying movement lifts stock market slightly
New York reports a mild buying movement in the last hour stirred the market from its sleepy state. Some earlier losses were erased and several shares gained. American Telephone rose nearly two points along with Westinghouse National Distillers Western Union and American Commercial Alcohol each up about a point. About 1,300,000 shares were traded.
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American Telephone
Westinghouse
National Distillers
Western Union
American Commercial Alcohol
Hospital Notes From City Hospital Morning Reports
Several patients were listed as undergoing operations at City hospital this morning. Ader of Bridgeport and Mrs. Virginia Sandy of Webster had procedures, with others including Mrs. Martine Roberts and Mrs. Lillian Phillips noted. Buckets of sal nem by the bind are the traps areau of ich the small snail... (text incomplete). States ranking highest in education have been reported by the commissioner of education as leading in per capita wealth and purchasing power. Hijackers preyed on motor trucks at Olathe Kansas tossing off groceries picked up by cars following the trucks.
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Commissioner of Education
Olathe
Kas
Two Crown But Girl Rescues Two Others
In Charleston near Spring Hill a leaky row boat carrying Bernard Turley 11 Grover Terry 8 and three companions including a girl overturned soon after leaving shore. Turley and Terry drowned while Jean Bailey 10 assisted the others to shore and both bodies were recovered.
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Kanawha
Spring Hill
Bernard Turley
Grover Terry
Turley
Terry
Jean Bailey
Parents and Children: Navigating Growing Independence
The piece urges parents to accept their child’s developing identity and grant a voice in decisions. It argues that recognizing the child’s point of view builds essential future communication and warns against clinging to control. It likens the process to a bird’s instinct to fly, noting the risk of harming growth by delay.
Fifteen Cents More at Vegetable Stand
A morning scene shows Willy and Willy arranging a vegetable stand with fresh eggs. After a long wait a young man finally offers 15 cents, not meeting their 23 cent shortfall to free Rip from the dog pound, threatening loss if not met by tomorrow. Jelly Bear’s Help stands as a note at the end. Tulsa dispatch notes a 15 cent crude price rise by Stanolind Crude for midcontinent fields, new top prices statewide.
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Rip
Willy
Young
Tan
Willy Nilly
Standloid
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Okla
Standard Oil Company of
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Ilahoma
Kansas
Texas
East Texs
Standings Today from Baseball Leagues
National League yesterday results Pittsburgh 14 New York 2 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 0 Chicago 2 Boston 1 St Louis 10 Philadelphia 1 Today games Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati American League yesterday results New York 12 St Louis 8 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 0 Chicago 1 Washington 0 Detroit Boston rain Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston 2 Toledo 6 Indianapolis 8 Kansas City 0 St Paul 3 Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis 8 Birmingham 0 Memphis 8 Knoxville 3 Nashville 4 rain Chattanooga Atlanta rain International League Montreal 9 Toronto 2 Jersey City 4 Albany Baltimore 8 Newark 3 Rochester 5 Buffalo 13
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Minneapolis
Montreal
Toronto
Jersey City
Albany
Baltimore
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Chicago St. Louis
Home Run Leaders and Top Hitters Across Leagues
Baseball leaders include Foxx of the Athletics Ruth of the Yankees and Gehrig of the Yankees among top sluggers. Items list standout players from the Yankees Athletics Phillies Braves Cubs Giants Pirates Cardinals Browns and others with league totals showing American and National totals around 961.
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Cramer
Athletics
Reynolds
Browns
Berger
Braves
Hartnett
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Klein
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