Greed Has Killed Pro Grid Game Opinion Of Coach
Dayton Ohio December 17 Major John Le Grif Chicago athletic commissioner of the Western Conference criticizes professionalism in football. He denounces professionals luring college players and says professional appeals failed to improve the game. He asserts the year showed opportunities misused and the professional trend has died.
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John le Grif
Chicago Athetic
University of Diiison
Griffith
Fie Rally Brel
Colorado Plans Relay Carnival for 1902 Meet
The University of Colorado invites colleges and preparatories to the 1902 relay carnival to be held April 4 at Boulder. Utah Agricultural College Brigham Young University and others are listed among invited teams. Fort Collins High School won last year’s event and the Aggies took the college relay title.
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University of Colorado
Wares
Rocks Mountain
Tuuser
Walter Prank
TL Anversity
Pat Ager
Tarat Aggies
Utile Fort Lollins
Crlo High School
Unclear OCR Sports and Funeral Notes Mix
Fragmented text reports on college football scheduling with Nebraska New York game and Pacfic Coast mentions, plus a Christian funeral reference and several bouts. Names such as Trent Tranteca, Warall Grange, and J. Walle Hoppe appear amid scattered sports results and a funeral note, with no cohesive single event.
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Bern
Renee
Senegal
Trent No
Morderers
Seatried
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Ture Ag
Helena and Garden City Set for Early Season Clash
The Helena team faces Garden City in the season opener at Missoula public school this evening. Coach Stexner lists a strong lineup with Wendt, Olson, and Tet, aiming to defeat Helena’s rivals with veterans like Thayer and Frank.
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Nis
Selena
Bia
Minsoula
Yelena Weh
Tha Capital Cit
Miasonia
Jaycrack
Butte Central
Dinack
Missoula
Stott and Lewiens
Debates Over Chicago Milwaukee Line Receivership Details
Federal receivership proceedings reveal the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway’s debt burden after 1917. Hearings discuss purchases, interest, and plans rejected by New York bankers as the line faced insolvency and potential reorganization, amid figures from Hyram Byram and Herman Lochert. Mermaid Divorced and Keller KO highlight scattered sports notes from Oakland and Klamath Falls.
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Jon Hand
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Ong Proeraice
Byram
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Weang
Elsi Mackay Divorce Battle Sparks in New York
New York December reports Elsie Mackay seeks divorce from husband Wes Mall amid alimony and counsel fees claims. The case centers on alleged separation, disputed residence, and accusations of threatening disgraceful charges. Disturbances at a West End apartment noted as the pair navigates court proceedings.
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Mackay
Iis
Wile Hue
Max Onte
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Gounsel Rees
Nat Mantesale
Inquest Held Over Pioneer Killed in Quarrel with Friend
Lewiston December 17 Coroner Curtis Walder held an inquest into the death of Jick Bartley the veteran credited as a pioneer. The shooting occurred Saturday night at about 1 04 in the morning. Witness Harry Marks testified and investigators collected fragments of skull and the bullet. Maher the 61 year old defendant admitted drinking heavily before the tragedy.
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Oscar Ulyther
Moi
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Kaplan and Herman in their bout at Madison Square Garden
The featherweight contenders Kaplan of Meriden and Herman of the Pacific Coast square off in a scheduled 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden tomorrow. The rivalry has yielded a mix of decisions and draws with critics split on the winner, while weigh-ins proceed for a post noon event.
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Ake Price
Honey Boy
Tegan
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Ohby Gita
Awards to veteran athletes mark major college honors
The Veteran Athletes of Philadelphia awarded trophies to Pritt via Dee 1 Darmouth College Georgetown University and Charles P Lonrnos of Tulane University. The event highlighted top performers, including a world record in the Hyde relay and the Judgy Samuel Lo skull trophy. The ceremony recognized long-standing Football and other sports during a regional carnival in April, with San Bernardine’s welterweight bout noted among future cup considerations.
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Darmouth College
Georgetown Unversity
Charles P Lonrnos
Tulane University
Vateran
Philadelphia
Ding
Joseph Hoof
Georgetan
Two Hyde
Widespread Beaver Permit Case Sparks Trespass Law Question
In Northwest North Dakota, Mentyword Dec 171 reports Mung depyistate Bime Werden and Waltz irreated Sigurd Nelson and P Netsin of Westby facing charges for trapping garsheats and muskrat on someone else’s property. They pleaded guilty after authorities confiscated pelts and fined them. Nedvun Ttd revets and Hanmer trapped on a resident’s land, with Sigurd Sod sen as co defendants. The men claim no knowledge that their acts violated law and say they would not have acted if aware.
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Gorh
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Dak
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Hanmer
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Winks at Woman Loses Ten Dollars in Court Case
In a police court yesterday a man testified he was invited to a South Arizona street home by a woman and several men. He claimed he was punched after being asked for a soft drink and that he lost ten dollars amid a heavy arm strike. A witness named J J Wells faced a bail issue with twenty five dollars declared forfeited. The case references and defendants were discussed.
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Balley
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Arizona Street
Brel
Tor
Kelly
J J Wells
Bieheh
Rallessone
Bermiee Beekman
Colorado oil strike rattles town with gas flow
Patterson Oil Company president J W Cobbey announced a dramatic gas strike at the Ruff well, located three miles northwest of the focal field and west of existing wells. The 2,000,000 cubic feet per day flow was reported last night, signaling a major development in the region's oil and gas activity.
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Colorado
Wi Cobbey
Patahte Oscamreany
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Fragmented tale of pursuit and peril in a stormy night
A tense sequence follows a woman as doors slam and drafty windows rattle while she trembles, awaiting Salty Hing Mer Mrowster Aunt Gehman and others. Dreams, wagers, and a plan unfold as Sweetie confesses following the Tile Lynena along the shore, leading to a perilous confrontation and a staged escape.
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Assassin shoots Shlsuille in Silesville murder
A man shot in Silesville caused a fatal wound to a local figure. Witnesses reported shattered windows and a disturbed scene as investigators noted a disputed sum of money linked to the victim. An arrest or trial date was not given, but an inquest is planned for Saturday.
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Alarcon
Ste Ville
Ohio
Mansat
Silesville
Foresters Discuss Grazing Control Policy
The Society of Foresters in Madison Wis reports actions on grazing control with a telegram sent to Walliant Bootrecter about continuing policy. The secretary of agriculture and the US Forest Service director at Amherst Miss are noted for reaffirming national forest management and elections, with the latter reelected president.
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Suspended as Officer for Five Years in Military Court
The court, in secret ballots, found the accused guilty on all specifications and sentenced him to five years of suspension from command with forfeiture of gas and allowances. The sentence requires presidential approval by President Coolidge to take effect, while the officer remains technically under arrest.
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Meg Miitchell
Coolidge
Nations' League Urges U S Disarmament Meeting
The Nations League presses for America to attend a forthcoming disarmament conference. Officials report preparatory studies shaped by ongoing reviews, with expectations that such talks could influence global tensions. The document notes joint efforts by allied powers and outlines anticipated timelines and aims for a broader peace framework.
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America
Plentywood Sheriff Raids Outlook Place
Plentywood on December 17 Sheriff Rodney Salisbury led a raid at Outlook Place resulting in the arrest of Jor Tishak. About 120 bottles of home made beer were found in the residence, and Tishak was transported to Cleitywood to face county and district court proceedings. The search of the property followed a warrant issued by Justice L. S Olsons court to County Attorney Lrekseh.
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Japs Slap a Curb on Chink War
Dispatches from Tokyo and London outline Japanese troop movements toward Manchuria for protection of nationals and railways, with Korea and Kyushu divisions redeployed. Reports cite changes around Mukden, the Teghoy region, and political measures linked to the Portsmouth treaty, amid war tensions and Chinese opposition.
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Usual French Duel Sees Nobody Hurt
Pain Dee reports a bloodless duel between Trancae Richepin and Pierre Brisson at the Odeon theater lobby. After a fist fight, they moved to a secluded spot for pistols with seconds and witnesses. When fired, Brisson shot into the air as Richepin’s pistol stayed silent.
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