Fiddler Dunham Visits Henry Ford Amid Maine Hype
Fiddler Dunham, hailed as Maine’s champion, arrived at Ford laboratories with a small group, while Ford officials reported no unusual events. The visit drew press and state officials as plans for old time dance tunes in Ford’s exhibit were discussed, with potential additions to the music compilation if Dunham knows tunes not already recorded.
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Mel
Dunham
Norway
Henry Mord
Maine
Molin
Ford
Fiddier Punham
Denmorn
Danhams
Ord
Highway Commission to Meet in Helena Today
Montana state highway commission convenes in Helena for three days of road policy talks. Plans include inviting county commissioners and highway enthusiasts to discuss saving $4 million in federal aid by resurfacing key Montana roads with four inches of fine crushed gravel, with the federal government covering 56 percent of the cost.
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Helena
Montana State Highway Commission
Montana
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Federal Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Department
IS McKennan
W. M. Johnston
Billings
Elevator Fall Injures Garage Worker in Edwards Shop
Henwood, a Yelova garage employee at Edwards and Pork, was injured but not seriously when a car backed into an elevator shaft after an elevator had been moved without his knowledge. The car fell to the basement. a physician treated him and he went home. A wrecker was summoned for a damaged rear axle car.
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Yelova
Edwards and Pork Wtra
Red Grange Loses to Steamrollers in Boston Booed Crowd
Harold Red Grange and the Chicago Bears were crushed 9 to 1 by the Providence Steamrollers in Boston's first pro football game. Grange, tired and limited to 44 minutes, drew boos as he carried the ball five times for 13 yards. The Bears were out played by a Steamrollers squad built from former eastern college stars. After the game, Grange and Chicago planned a train to Massachusetts to face another game.
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Harold Red Grange
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Wheaton Feentan
Powerfu Steamrollers
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Mister Au
Spire Dave
Four Horsemen
Tmatsbureh
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Chica
St. Lewes
Miadelphia
Washington
Stanely Coveleskie Holds League Honours In 1923 Season
Chicago reports official league averages credit Stan Coveleskie as top pitcher of the 1923 season with highest win loss percentage. Corrected figures show Pennock with 2.85 ERA per game, while Washington star allows 2.84. NY figures note Henan and Merran honors amid revised stats.
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Staley Caveleskie
Washington Senators
Fherh Pennock
Yankees
New York Soullpaw
Caveleske
Pennock
Washington Star
Caveleskie
Ieague
Mar
Colorado Aggies Arrive in Honolulu for Hawaii Game
The Colorado Aggies football team landed in Honolulu today ahead of Saturday’s clash with the University of Hawaii. Coach Hughes said the squad is in excellent condition after a rough San Francisco voyage and expects a hard contest. The visitors received a warm reception on arrival.
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Colorado Aggies
University of Hawaii
Colorado
Despitt
San Francisco
Hughes
American League boosts Johnson pay and terms
Ban Johnson regains power as American League owners extend his term to 1935 and raise his salary to 40 000 a year. They also challenge National League moves on rosin use and holiday interleague games, while adjusting the 1919 season end date and World Series start.
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New York
Ban Johnson
Landis
Treas Elia
Johnson
Fnr
National League
Notre Dame Declines California Offer in 1930s Alert
Notre Dame declines an invitation to play California next December. Coach Ed Madigan of Notre Dame wires back that absence from lies makes it impossible. The team already schedules a game with Southern California in Los Angeles on December 4, seeking a December 11 showdown.
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Macy's College
A Francisco
Ed Madigan
The
Sainte
Route Rockne
Notre Date
Roo
Notre
University of Southernifornia
Los Angeles
Madigan
Gonzaga Elects 1926 Football Captain Lynch of Great Falls
Spokane reports Paul Lynch of Great Falls Montana elected captain of Gonzaga University football for 1926. He will be a quarterback on the Gonzaga eleven and play his final year. Other notes mention Art Tigesaytt of Columbia Falls receiving a Louis Barrett medal for inspiration to the team.
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Spokane
National Bucks On Tentative Schedule
New York dispatch reports Ary-Palluré of the National League backs a tentative schedule to end the season by October 3, one week after the American date. A joint meeting with the American league looms tomorrow. President Meydler hopes for September 29 but geography and Sunday baseball restrictions favor an October finish.
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Palluré
Slan
John A. Meydler
Schedue
Intermountain class basketball closes season in gym showdown
In a windy Intermountain high school clash, Sophomores beat Sunira 37 to 4 while Freshmen defeated Academy Ants 14 to 9. Other items include Mascari’s 16 round decision over Majone, Demareo outpointing Goldberg, and a study note on motor vehicle use of plate glass.
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Suniara
Academy
Mascart
New York
Edouard Mascari
Joe Majone
Cuddy Demareo
Falleburgh
Henry Goldberg
Check in Escrow for Grange Must Make Film First
New York reports Arrow Pictures president Eri W. Shallenberger disclosed a contract plan with Red Grange and manager C. Pyle for Grange's first motion picture. The deal promises a minimum 300000, with escrow held funds including 80000 and signed contracts in a Chicago bank, plus 10000 already paid.
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Grange
New York
Shaffen- Shergen
Chicago
Bold Thugs Outwitted by Amelia Bingham
New York December 20 Miss Amelia Bingham actress of the O s outwitted two robbers who held her at her Riverside Drive apartment and gagged her. As they searched the safe they found jewels worth 23000 dollars and a bag containing the gems. She told them all other jewelry was in the bank downtown. The robbers warned her to stay silent and left without harming her.
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Amelia Bingham
O's
Riverside
Miss Bingham
Herseer
Inquest Finds Crowded Home Linked to Infant Death
An inquest into the death of a two weeks old baby in Tortsmourt Eng An found the dwelling housed nine families with 17 adults and 23 children in a roomless home. The report notes the dense living conditions and references native women from Tiber guarding their territory against outsiders.
Slayer of Father of Child to Have Home
Acquitted at her second trial for killing John Bagnano, father of her child, Olympia Macri, a 20 year old singer with operatic aims, is taken in by Mrs. Joseph A. Whitney, a New York judge and New Haven society matron, who offers her and her baby a home and name. The case began after a February 26 incident in a New Haven theater lobby and subsequent parliamentary proceedings, with years of legal drama and jail time noted.
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John Bagnano
Olympia Macri
Joseph A. Whitney
New York
New Haven
New Tayen
Lnbby
Mra Whitney Offeral
Jarl
Miss Mack Fas
Death of General Hong Chow Ling in Canton incident
Shanghai report states General Hong Chow Ling, an anti red element teacher in Canton, was shot by a cabin boy aboard the Americaty inter President Teree on Monday. The general died in hospital after being shot as his cabin was surrounded by family. The cabin boy then killed himself. The report mentions a fabric tile named Tor Tulle in central France.
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Shanghai
Hong Chow-Ling
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Americaty Inter
Teree
Ledar
Sifeile
Smith as wet platform would have toned moral sentiment
Washington dispatch reports the annual gathering of the board of temperance prohibition and public morals with Rev Clarence True Wilson expressing a preference that Al Smith be defeated in 1924 to force a stronger enforcement. He suggests Smith, seen as a wet tiammany figure, would have been defeated by about 120 million votes and would have boosted enforcement sentiment.
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Board of Temperance Prohibition
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clarence True Wilson
al Smith
John W. Davis
Charles W. Bryan
Smith
Evolution and Religion Not in Opposition
Sir Oliver Lodae addressed a large Christ Church Westminster audience arguing there is no essential conflict between evolution and belief in a creator. He noted the human body develops from animal lineage yet affirmed a creator who brought the universe into being, while discussing limitations of physical science in explaining man and the cosmos.
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Sir Oliver Lodae
Odin
Christ Church
Westminster
Oliver
Jang and
Patie
Move to Reapportion House Membership Reported
Administration support was initiated today for a move in the present congress to re apportion the membership of the house according to the 1920 census. Representative McLeod of Michigan said President Coolidge considered action advisable. The plan would shift seats among several states, increasing California by three and Michigan Ohio and Texas by two each, among others.
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Wrestling match results from Beene Oregon duel meet
In Beene Oregon two wrestlers scored decisive victories. The event featured fall wins and arm drag sequences as competitors from Cottage Grove and nearby towns clashed, including a bout where Ted Brown of Chicago faced Reed with Reed securing a dominant early lead.
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Ore
Cottage Crave
Fraute Urns
Welt
Armful Bady
Reed
Young Louis Swift Tools in Stockyards
Denver reports Louis Swift Jr son of the Chicago packer has entered the Denver stockyards to learn his father’s business. Associates note he roped calves with growing skill last weekend and he keeps close to his stockyards superintendent job. He trained as laborer and butcher in Omaha before arriving, and in spare time plays polo at the stockyards stadium.
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Louis Swift, Jr
Chicago Packer
Young Swift
Swift Plan
Omaha
Neb
Isis
Stockyards
Rockefeller Poses in Sculptor’s Studio in New York
In the Standard Oil Building Joe Davidson, a sculptor, begins shaping a statue of John D Rockefeller. Rockefeller expresses concern about posing strain while the artist claims he can mold the clay in any position. Rockefeller jokes about following with clay.
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John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Lower Broadway
Joe Davidson
Rockefeller
Tim
Mr. Rockefeller
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