Notre Dame Crushes Trojans In One-Sided Rally
Notre Dame Rough Riders overwhelmed Southern California 27 to 0 as Rockne's men exploited interference and swift offense. Marty Bri and Marchmont Schwartz powered a dominant attack while the Trojans failed to break through. Crowd of over 86,000 packed the field as Notre Dame extended its series lead and delivered a decisive victory.
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Montana Rhodes men chosen for Oxford scholarship
Autte, Dec AP John W Cave of Great Falls and Eugene Bunderlin of Missoula were named Montana’s Rhodes scholars representatives. They advance to a district elimination in Spokane on December 1 facing rivals from Oregon Washington Wyoming North Dakota and Idaho. Helena Care, former Intermountain Union College student, is a cadet at West Point. Sunderlin attends Montana State University.
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Stanford Team Lifts Wee Boy After Injury
A battle scarred football autographed by Stanford players cheers 13 year old Tom Watron, brother-in-law of Herbert Hoover Jr., after a streetcar crash forced amputation. The boy hoped to follow in Stanford’s footsteps as a player and his inspirement comes from the team’s gesture.
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Belgian Deaths Blamed on Chicago Gangsters After Bank Raid Fails
In a Meuse valley town the fog causing deaths is blamed on natural causes by health officials. Victims were mostly elderly with heart or bronchial ailments. Reported panic over Belgian gang activity is debunked as a hoax while residents return home after the fog and the alleged crime fears subside.
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Indiana
Belgium
Revolting Labourites plan dictatorship manifesto losses
London dispatch reports eighteen Labourites reject a dictatorship plan aimed at solving the British economic crisis, proposing five leaders instead of one to govern, while a separate hotel murder and robbery near Memphis touches a deadly party scene. Jean Doyle, a 19 year old from London, is sought in connection with the slaying of Sam Frank, an auctioneer from Memphis, whose body was found gagged with blunt force trauma and robbed of jewelry. Evidence at the scene includes a broken liquor bottle, a partly filled glass, and cigarette butts, indicating a drinking party prior to the attack.
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Donald Monley
All Lake City
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British coal mine war off until March 1
In Glangdlw Scotland on December 6 a temporary settlement ends a coal strike that began December 1. About 6000 miners return to work immediately under an agreement that runs through the end of February and sets wages pending a new coal act. Union officials and mine owners plan to seek a permanent settlement.
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Weather outlook for Northern Rockies region next week
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in the Northern Rocky Mountain region with some unsettled spells in mountain districts midweek. Expect moderate temperatures midweek with gradual warming toward the end of the period.
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Rocky Mountain
Kansas Sunday Law Upheld By State High Court
Topeka AP The Kansas Supreme Court upheld the Sunday law affirming the conviction of Alvin Training and a $60 fine for selling admission to a town theater on Sunday. Seventh Day Adventists could not sell admissions to canvass or accompany purchases even if observing another day in the week, per the court’s ruling.
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Former Premier Barthou Seeks Gaull Cabinet
Paria Dec. Tenita Barthon former premier of France and twice cabinet member pursues forming a new government after Poincare refused on health grounds. President Gaston Doumergue weighs options as Barthou gains tentative support and vows to mobilize friends and allies overnight.
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Gaston Dowmergan
Poincare
Miyaee Palace
New Plan for Relief of Vets Debated in Congress
Washington Dec 6. A proposed plan shifts from cash payments to veterans’ bonus certificates to government bonds equal in value and redeemable at par. The idea, supported by Sen Vandenberg of Michigan, seeks to avoid large immediate loan needs and sides with Treasury Secretary Mellon’s cautious stance.
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Vandenbere
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Getiow Hyun
Mopyer
Pebik
Wreck Victims Taken Off Isle Near Gandaluge Ilan
A vessel wreck off Gandaluge Ilan south of here on November 1 was reported by terse radio from Langley. The missing fishing boat Fideling was pursued by Langley with navy planes and destroyers. The yacht Kola, owned by J D Kilkenny of Los Angeles, was listed aboard with L Sayers as master and passengers including SF Frisbee Luria Wazel Vrishee Mrs Mary Johnson J M McFafe and HR Tiffany with no further details.
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Vaitle
Here
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Langley
Fideling
J.D. Kilkenny
Los Angeles
L. Sayers
SF Frisbee
Luria Amd Wazel
Seek Gold Field Panama Expedition Page Fragment
A five man party led by Cameron forges into Panama’s jungle coast seeking gold dust. The expedition follows a river margin where a bridge and peat mire hint at hidden riches. Trade links with miners and indigenous routes unfold as the party presses inland.
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Fon
National Parks to Get Multimillion Dollar Upgrade
Washington officials outlined a five year development program to spend millions on national parks. The plan covers new facilities and transportation improvements, with financing discussions held and a launch slated for next year.
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Tew
RYN Nveyaar
Wetela
Punite Willitios
Nest Rear
Chinese steamer Sientao sinks above Hankow
An unverified dispatch from Hankow reported by the Shanghai Post says the Chinese steamer Sientao sank near Sinti about 100 miles above Hankow, with 300 Chinese drowned.
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Hankow
Shanghai Post
Sinti
Pittsburgh cashier slain by a robber
A Pittsburgh cashier was shot and killed today during a bank holdup that netted about 81,000. Police in the Red State district searched for the bandit, described as a man who fled with the cash from the Allegheny Valley Trust Company at Verana.
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Mlegheny Valley Trust
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Verana
Washington Dec 6 1930 Prohibition fight heats up in capital
Washington reports indicate wet and dry advocates gather to unify a prohibition substitute and organize a national drive. Fr Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League warns of an aggressive anti wet campaign as city leaders plan sessions with temperance and amendment groups to decide on a national referendum strategy.
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Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
National Temperance Council
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Ukewiss
Prayer novena marks Christmas in 20 American cities
Roman Catholics will recite a solemn Christmas novena in honor of St. Therese of Lisieux in 20 American cities tomorrow. The observance aims to lift spirits amid unemployment and low mood as prayers are offered across the nation.
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Pravars
St. Therese of Lisieux
Defense Says Drinking Wife Drove Shepard to Another
A federal court jury heard testimony in the murder trial of Major Charles A. Shepard as prosecutors outlined the case. An Army tuberculosis specialist and other witnesses described family tensions and drinking as factors. testimony resumed after a moonless reprieve with four witnesses including Maj. Gen. M. W. Ireland.
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Charles A. Shepard
San Antonin
Rew
M. Wireland
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United Rates Army
Admir Muent
Wnil Monty
Montana Exhibit Dominates Best in Hay and Grain Show
By Gordon M. Sessions the Montana exhibit earns top honors in hay and grain, amassing more grand championships than any state. It showcases hogs, sheep, cattle, horses, corn, and wheat, with rival farms from Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota placing well. The paper notes Montana’s prominence alongside longtime champions and hints at ongoing competition and pageantry through the event’s grand championship.
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Farnie
Hit
Are de Chela
Rio Grande
Atlautte
Minnis
Indiana
Montana
Iker
Wisconsin
India
Nitaryno Ait Dayet
Lincoln of Movies Dead in Butte Nebraska native actor dies
Frank Th. Kymons, 72, who portrayed Abraham Lincoln in pageants and films, died Wednesday in Butte. A native of England, he spent years in mining before his acting career. Little is known about his family.
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England
Lila
Congress watches steps in Capitol pedometer test
Representative Perkins of New Jersey records his daily travel by pedometer in Washington. He aims to reach one mile each day as he ponders how far a busy congressman really travels. Kansas bank quits game in Harparia with unnamed content and no losses reported.
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Allen
Citens National Bank
Hanparia
Austrians Clear American Airman of Counterfeiting
Dee J A Charlas A Loving, an American airman, was freed from charges of attempting to counterfeit money near Vienna. Prosecutors cited absence of proof, noting Loving planned a world flight. He prepared to return to the United States, first fleeing by air then attempting a Paris bound rail trip.
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