Rockne May Return as Notre Dame Coach After Incident
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne may remain in charge as college authorities view the New York furore. Rockne landed in South Bend amid questions, but indicated he will continue as Notre Dame coach. Also noted is a scheduled 15 round bout between Kid Kaplan and Babe Herman at Madison Square Garden.
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Knuter K. Rockne
Notre Dame
New York
Rockne
Columbia
Univerwily
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Babe Herman
California
Madison Square Garden
Herman
Kaplan
Waterbury
Anany
Five Austin Players Drove Major League Action
Austin, Dec. 14 VP Five Austinites saw major league service this season led by Spot Falk and Rap Callus. Others include Si Lowtis Brown Frank Gibson Cedric Durst and Tink Riviere with St Louis and Detroit connections. Riviere was invited to Cards training in 1920. Hornsby, linked by family ties, is also tied to local roots near Austin.
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Tex
Frank Gibson
Reston
Tink
Riviere
Sto Louis
Dulas
Texas Teague
Las Theri
Teans Anniversity
Falk
Calling
Buth
Austin High School
Falka
Texas University
Collins
Texas A. & Moat College Station
Texas A. & ML
Cedric Durst
St Paul
American Association
Browns
Disler
Rogers Jornsby
Harnsty
Ruinels County
Travis County
Hornsby
Hornsby's
Bead
S Lp
County
Sears Wins 44 Mile Hiking Wager In 11 Hours
Boston society leader Mias Sears completed a 44 mile hike from Providence to her Boston home in 11 hours to win a wager with Howard Stureey. She was accompanied by Roger Cutler and Albert Uinckley, started at dawn, and rested briefly at Dedham. Sears wore heavy gear and carried provisions in a lead wagon, training for two months.
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Mias Sleonora Sears
Boston Society
Lennie
Providente
Mise Sears
Tlime
Cadifornia
Orieg
Migs Sears
Roger Cutler
Marvard
Albert Uinckley
Sturces
Providence
MnTorlocke
Dedham
Ilttia
Sha
Wille
Basten
Kisy Meare
Ened
Han
Bobcat Fullback Named Captain Of Big Team
Earl Gregory of Lewiston named captain of the Bobcat football squad amid school pride. Dochus, a Lewiston junior college standout, rated among the state’s top defensive backs.
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Boyentan
Earl Gregory
Tewistown
Tls
Dochus
Lewistown
Regory
Harry Creb Victor In His Battle With Buck
Warry Creb middleweight world champion won a referee decision over Solrier Buck in Louisville after eight rounds. Joe Glick of New York scored a technical knockout over Jose Lombardo in a one round bout in New York.
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Buck
Nashville
Tenn
Warry Creb
Solrier Buck
Louisville
Glick
New York
Joe Glick
Jose Lombardo
Thosama
Chick
Lombardo
Huskies Prepare for Alabama Bowl Game in Pasadena
Washington football coach Enoch Ragshaw announced that a real scrimmage would start midweek as the Huskies continue workouts for the January 1 meeting with Alabama in Pasadena. The team trains under guidance at Morris Seifsheer in Omaha for final conditioning and strategy.
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University At Waahington
Shampions
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Tedey
We University of Alabama
Pasadena
Enoch Ragshaw
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Iapy
Hremte Traiing
Morris Sehisifer
Omaha
Neb
Meef
Bobby Barrett
Clifton Heights
Barrett
Schlaifer
Stecher and Tondos wrestle to draw in Los Angeles
Joe Stecher world heavyweight claimant wrestled Jim Tondos Greek to a two hour draw in Los Angeles. In Chicago Lewis defeated Leon fabriola in a two fall match with the first fall at 40 minutes 20 seconds and the second at 13 minutes 20 seconds.
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Chicago
Leon Fabriola
Montana State Amateur Boxing Tournament Opens In Dette State
Tonight the annual Montana State Amateur boxing tournament opened with royal entries on the card. Inter week sees girlie contests and final bouts to determine state titles in recognized classes, with finals to wind up the tournament next Saturday night.
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Inter
Maybe McLarnin Will Be Next Featherweight Champ
Los Angeles boxing circles predict Jimmy McLarnin will win the world featherweight title before turning 20. George Blake cites McLarnin’s speed cleverness and growing punch, noting his recent reinstatement after a youthful suspension and a standout win over Pancho Villa. Proposals for future fights include a match with Charley Rosenberg or Kid Kaplan as Foster believes McLarnin could beat Kaplan.
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George Blake
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McLarsin
Pap” Foster
Jimmy
Fields
Belfast
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Foster
Kid Kaplan
Kaplan Teday
Summerall Defends Record At Mitchell Court Martial
General Charles P. Summerall testifies in defense of his record before the Mitchell court martial. He denies charges of ignorance and asserts orders for night formation tests at Camp Dix and Camp Tilden were proper. He says recommendations by officers were followed and emphasizes safety distances for night flights.
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Air Service
House Ships Report Opposed to President
Washington December 14 1931 A democratic insurgent majority report from a special House committee urged continuing the merchant marine organization but with more power in the shipping board opposing President Coolidges view. The report was concurred by three Democrats and Rep Cooper Republican Wisconsin and opposed cabinet concentration of authority and endorsed the board interpretation of its powers.
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M Merchant Marine Organization
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Cooper
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Waghine Device Helps Deaf Child Hear Speech Feels
An experimental radio phone device at an American school aided a deaf eight year old to hear and recognize sounds and spoken words through headset attachments. Principal Frank B Wheeler plans to teach children to link sounds with speech. Emerson Carey of Hutchinson Kansas, a Cornell football guard candidate, is noted among the News.
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Tax evasions and cartel ties in Kerr Navigation probe
Senate investigators review Kerr Navigation case and linked figures including Charles Warren Pairhawks and William Randolph Mewrst. Evidence alleges schemes to seize German ships, shield profits from government taxes, and use cash payments via Chase National Bank. Tax abatements and a S900,000 compromise emerge amid audits and losses claimed by Hearst publishers.
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Chase National Bank
New York City
Internal Revenue
Great Alliance Opposed to Pro Football
New York December reports that the Lord's Day Alliance of the United States adopted a resolution opposing the introduction of professional football on Sundays to protect the Sabbath. The alliance warns the sport would become a lucrative business and threaten college men, while Rev. Dr. John P. Wiley vows a continued battle against Sunday shows in the film industry.
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Lord's Day Alliance
United States
Alliance
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The
Screen Entertainment
Senators May Let Lafollette In
Washington December 14 Republican leaders in the Senate formally recognized Senator Lafollette of Wisconsin as a Republican. The committee assigned him to standing committees under the party label rather than as an outside member. The report goes to the Senate tomorrow for swift approval. Three of nine members protested vigorously in a unanimous committee decision. Lafollette joins mines manufactures and Indian affairs committees.
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Republcan
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Wisconsin
Republican Committee of Committees
Catholic Church Plans Large Loan Amid Real Estate Security
New York reports negotiations by the Roman Catholic Church of Turaria with Wall Street bankers for a loan totaling between 10 and 30 million dollars. Proceeds would develop extensive state-held properties used as security, with the loan possibly issued as a bond.
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Sailess
Savaria
Vatican
Blair & Company
Chase National Bank
Heaten American College
Rome
Protest to President Coolidge on Colorado River development
Congressional delegations from Colorado Utah New Jersey and Wyoming urged the president to delay any river development until the seven state compact divvying water shares is ratified. The protest was presented in Washington.
Phipps Named Chairman of Republican Campaign Committee
Senator Phipps of Colorado was appointed chairman of the Republican senatorial campaign committee. He succeeds Scene for Masts of New Hampshire, who recently served as president pro tempore of the Senate.
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Masts
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Hearst Financed Surtax Newspapers Despite Losses
Hearst argued in a brief that his reingravure section funded the newspaper enterprise but faced opposition from managers. He eventually financed the sections himself, yet the feature was dropped after months due to financial losses.
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Paranesia
Hearst
Old Mel Dunham Visits New York in Big City Spotlight
Mellie Dunham arrived in New York from Detroit to a Grand Central greeting. He drew crowds at the stock exchange and mine, met by traders pausing 43 seconds. He and wife Grandia planned a supper club visit and a possible Madison Square Garden concert.
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Kenry Ford
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Pope’s secret consistory creates four cardinals at Vatican
Rome reports Pope Pius XII presided over a secret consistory creating four cardinals amid vows of papal restraint from temporal power. Named were Cerreti, Gasparri, O Donnell, Verde with brief notes on their backgrounds and expected travels to the United States.
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Orfer
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Sistine Choir
Title Bout at Mackinac Arena in June Hinted
Toledo reports care of CG Hanks says Floyd Skaeelmong holds contracts for Jack Dempsey and Barry Wills to start the title bout at the Island resort next June. Ed Hallard and W Wood of Blankinke Inland allegedly moved 25,090 to Fitzsimmons and aim to move arena seating to 100,000 if transfer succeeds. Ray Cannon travels to Los Angeles for a new contract framing meeting between Dempsey and Harry Willy.
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Floyd Skteelmmong
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Barry Wills
Island
Henke
Edward Hallard
Chicago
Wood MN
Blankinke Inland
Fitzsimmons
Witzsimmons
Woodfir
Dempsey
California
Ting Angeles
Ray Cannon
Milwaukee
Harry Willy
Webster Wins Middlweight Bout In Idelis Clash
In Coeur lens Idaho, Dec 14, Webster of Billings Montana defeated Joe Simonik of Buthe Montana by a one round decision in the main event, as the Fury crowd watched.
JIM LAWSON TO TURN PROFESSIONAL WITH JACKSONVILLE
Palo Alto December 14. Former Stanford football star Jim Lawson confirms talks with Jacksonville group led by Ernie Nevers for a pro gridiron career. Lawson, captain and all American of last year's Cardinal team, will not disclose salary and expects to depart for the coast with Nevers on December 19.
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Jin
Pauvaon
Stanford University
Jacksonville
Fla
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Britant
Lawcon
Stanford
Tie
Nevers
Hindu Admits Killing Citizen of California
Al Makam, 35, a Mohammedan, confessed to slaying James Brady near Oroville, California, a wealthy sheep grower, a year earlier. He waived extradition and is being taken to Oroville. a $50 reward was issued for his arrest.
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al Makam
Oroville
Calif
Sodas
James Brady
California
Hakam
Taylor
McNeil
Brady
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Tiakaw
Tadia
Turkey
Radsin
Treasury's subscription tops 176 million for bond issue
The Treasury reported a successful bond offering totaling about 176 million dollars with subscriptions at 66.15 million dollars and an average price including interest around 1100. The allocation follows standard terms with final acceptance of all bids under the stated figure.
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Dev
Treasury
Srecetars Matton
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