Ex Kaiser Bived Christmas Talk at Doorn
Doorn Netherlands December 25 German Emperor Wilhelm II held Christmas festivities despite gale winds. He spoke on Nativity and peace to Dutch nobility and servants, distributed gifts with his wife Empress Augusta Victoria, and lit trees. He and his family visited servant quarters, hosted a hymn, and gave signed photographs and toilet article sets to villagers.
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William
Ierntine
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Frederic the Great Anu
Vlermine
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Williany
Esate
Alabama Practice For New Year Rose Bowl
Alabama football drills in Pasadena to sharpen for the January 1 Rose Bowl against Washington. Coach Wallace Wade directs punting passing and signal drills as the Crimson Tide prepares after a warm Christmas day. Washington Huskies, rested after Christmas, resume five more practice sessions before their trip to Pasadena.
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Alabama
University of Washington
Crimson Tide
Wallace Wade
Seattle
University of Washington Huskies
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Universty
Alabamma
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Swith George Gultormsen
Elmer Tespean
George Wilson
Harold Petoh
Nevers and Lawson join Jackson ville All Stars camp
Jacksonille Beach Fla Dec 2 Pi Laime Nevers and Leland Stanford star Jum Lawson joined the Jackson ville All Stars camp here today Nevers will make his professional debut January 2 with Red dhange and a Chicago Bears Lawson will tour and play in the same game Nevers and Lawson accompanied from California by their former teammates under W A Cunningham and Jerry McGuire trainers Both players practiced briefly in a short session today
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Pi Laime Nevers
Teland
Stanford
W. A. Cunningham
University of Georgia
Army
Jerry McGuire
Nevers
Lawson
King Solomon Loses To Tommy Loughran In 10 Round Bout
Philadelphia December 25 AP Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia won the judges decision over King Solomon Pagania in a 10 round bout. Solomon outweighed by 18 pounds and was outclassed. In another 10 round bout Rocky Smith of Battle Creek won the judges decision over Bob Merritt of Baltimore. In a six round preliminary Vinc ent Lopez of Philadelphia defeated Billy Canley of California.
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Tommy Oughran
King Solamon
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Solomion
Rocky Smith
Battle Creek
Mich
Bobby Marritt
Baltimore
Vincent Lopez
Billy Canley
California
Tennis Star Hennessey Shifts to Basketball at Indy
Indianapolis December 28 AP Johnny Hennessey a top American tennis player who excels in football and baseball will return to play basketball this season without amateur status. He juggles multiple sports to earn his living, rarely practicing tennis in winter, and keeps fit on indoor courts in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Johnny Hennessey
Hennessey
Tudiananalis
Randolph wins fifty mile auto race in Douglas
Jim Randolph of Douglas captured first in the Douglas fifty mile auto race with a time of 41 34 2 5. John Lee of Bisbee finished second, close behind. W R Harper of Douglas took third, followed by Harry Milburn of Houston, George Sauders of Austin, and Dout Athe of Austin in sixth.
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Ariz
Jimmy Randolph
John Lee
Bisbee
Randolph
W. R. Harper
Harry Milburn
Houston
Texas
George Sauders
Austin
Dout Athe
East West Grid Classic Promises Big Stadium Clash
East meets West in a charity grid classic in San Francisco, pitting two regional squads in a hard fought football battle. Slated by the Shriners for the Crippled Children's Hospital, the event highlights key players including Linensname and Davis though Davis faces ankle injury concerns. Coaches Therant Caplan and the western squad prepare for a strenuous, decisive test as fans await a decisive outcome.
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United States
Shriners
Rathelwreng
Fodas
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Mvariires
Tomorron 5
Caillaux Return Seat Offered in Trial Showdown
Caillaux faced his return to the Senate seat in a historic session. He was escorted to the vacant chair by an usher, then paused with visible perturbation as a rush of blood colored his face during the moment. The scene recalled his long earlier appearance in 1920 in a notorious trial.
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Fiftic Kings Meet Here in West Coast Bout Dispute
Fidel Ta Barba holds the flyweight crown after defeating Frankie Genare and Ted Morgan clinches junior lightweight glory by beating Mike Ballerina. The two champions met on the West Coast recently in a high profile clash.
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Ted Morgan
Ta Barba
Frankie Genare
Morgan
Mike Ballerina
Red Grange Leads Bears To 7 0 Victory At Coral Gables
Red Grange scored the only TD as the Chicago Bears defeated the Coral Gables Collegians 7 to 0 in Coral Gables. Grange played three quarters and totaled 95 yards from scrimmage with a 33 yard run, eluding a safety, and a late scoring drive. Attendance was listed at 200.
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Red" Grange
Chicago Bears
Ted Murray
Georgian Tech
Knota Flash
Grange
Semelines
Plan Benefit Bout For Young Corbett In Denver
A benefit boxing event is set for tomorrow night at the auntcrpal auditorium in Denver to aid Young Corbett who years ago held the featherweight crown from Terry Medorrin near Hartford. Corbett remains a notable figure in the scene despite reduced funds and health concerns. Doyle Edges Harmon In Ten Rounds In Pittsburgh.
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Tee
Dancy
Young Cornett
Terry Medorrin
Martford
Young Corbett
Rocky Nan Wins Tightweight Title After 19 Years
After nineteen years in the ring Rocky Nan finally captures the Tightweight championship by defeating tournament victor Wimmy Goodrich in a hard fought Uberound battle last night.
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Rocky Nan
Wimmy Goodrich
Amy Lee Dies Aged 63 Former Stage Star in Illness
Philadelphia December 25 Amy Lee longtime actress once noted on stage dies at 63 after brief illness in hospital. She gained fame as a heavy sombrotte in old melodramas and appeared in plays such as Comes Ferry and a witty ticket number 2100. Health forced retirement two years ago and she spent years at Forest home for aged actors before hospital transfer.
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Amy Lee
Philadelphia
Dev
Forest Home
Thirteen Below Cold Sets Record Tonight
A temperature of 17 below zero was logged at 10 p.m. with 8 degrees drop of the day and a stiff wind. The cold is the coldest of the year, hinting the temperature may fall further while alerting readers to fashion trends of jeweled hat ornaments including a cat and mouse design and other animal motifs.
Purity Forces Vienna to Move Meal Hours
In Vienna a pork product disruption shifts meal routines among the Hest society. Families on modest incomes enjoy life with dances and music, shifting tea to six o clock so city workers can attend. A late hot luncheon follows with fried goods and sandwiches, leftovers judged fit only for creamery use, as ladies preserve dress and modern tastes.
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Vienna
Cyreles
Puzzling Dialogues On Makeup And Stage Roles
A fragment from a New York Times- style piece discusses makeup in films and on stage. Gilbert explains that actors playing together makeup independently, while a gentleman goes first to facial adjustments and a lady may then adapt her appearance to match the scene.
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New York
John
Gilbert
Crlbert
Florida Embargo Sparks Express Shipment Delay
Walter Tucker of American Express voiced hope that the embargo moved by Jacksonville officials last Monday would ease rail congestion caused by Florida fruit shipments. Tucker said the embargo aims to relieve strain on the railroad network and expedite future freight movement.
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Trayer
Vlauda Express
Walter Tucker
American Express Company
Governor Sizer urges state rights against federal powers
New Jersey Governor George Silver urges preservation of state sovereignty citing the Compact Clause. He argues Congress should not approve federal acts encroaching on state powers such as water resources, highway funding, education and labor laws, urging a return of certain duties to states while criticizing federal overreach.
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Association of the Bar of the Lily
George S. Sibner
New Jersey
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Congress
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Uha
Saul
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Cioverner Salzer Dechirer
Christmas Page One Features Cheerful Front Page
A Christmas Day front page from the Toa ton Teiald notes a festive mood with all news of weather and nature moved to tanita pages. The item reflects the paper’s holiday issue layout and timing.
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Lorton
Dee
Britain Sees Widening Debate Over British Film Quota
London reports continue the heated clash over compulsory exhibition of British films. Indian government funds tests a renewed push to boost domestic production while theater owners warn that limiting American imports could harm receipts. British exhibitors say they need American films for popular appeal and fear a British shortage soon.
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England
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Avould
Alan
Treasury Ming
Sant
Pablic
Ohio Governor urged to pardon longtime robbery convict
Arthur Wash, a Cincinnati clothing manufacturer, urges Governor Jonathon to grant clemency to John A. Syhett, who has served three years of a five year term for a robbery costing over $6,000. Proponents argue a pardon would reflect the golden rule and improve prospects for Ny behavior if released.
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Cinchonati Clothing
de Key
Jonathy
Ohio
John A. Syhett Deems
Ryhall
Family Poisoned Christmas Tragedy Leaves Baby Alone
Washington December 25 A broken music record and a mystery meal led to the deaths of Ruth Caro line Marris 27 and Truman Lenton Harris 24 and injuries to Mary Beyer 4 James 4 and two year old Mary Lorena as the Harris home Christmas Eve ended in tragedy. Harris survived and police opened an investigation.
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Mary Torenta Marris
Ruth Caroline Marris
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Mary Beyer
Truman Lenton Harris
Harris
Iain Wer
Railroads Likely to Operate Highway Buses Says Chief
St Paul December 23 Colonel Nathaniel Laward president of the Great Western railroad states highways will become an integral transport system and highway buses will eventually be run largely by railroads. He notes that while railroad officials are studying highway transport the move depends on territory with Minnesota offering better conditions than areas with dirt roads.
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Tawa
Fire damages sugar plant and refinery in Utah
A large blaze swept through the Utah Idaho Sugar plant causing an estimated loss of 700000 to the refinery and 8100000 for a building. Spontaneous combustion was cited as the origin. Firefighting units from three cities fought the flames until evening, with a fire wall saving the refinery. Insurance covers the loss. In California at General Grant National Park 100 people marked Christmas at the nation’s Christmas tree ceremony with messages from officials.
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Fred
Utah
Wetaola
David Hodges
Calif
General Grant National Park
Grant Ker
Coolidge
Stephen T. Mather
Richardson
Grant
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