All-American Honors Go To Middlewest For First Time In Forty Years
The Associated Press tally shows the middlewest gaining five first team places and the east four as the 1926 All-American selections are announced from a nationwide coaches and critics consensus. Michigan, Army, Navy, Brown, Stanford and others are represented with a mix of backs ends and linemen across first to third teams.
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New York
Associated Press
Middlewest
Far
South
Red Grange
George Wilson
Ernie Nevers
Oberlander
Herb Joesting
Minnesota
Friedman
Michigan
Wkner
Southern California
Baker
Northwestern
Spears
Vanderbilt
Harry Wilson
Army
Bill’ Kelly
Montana
Frank Kirkleski
LaFayette
Kaer
Frank Wickhorst
Navy
Harry Connaughton
Georgetown
Hoyt Winslett
Alabama
Hanson
Syracuse
Ted Shipley
Stanford
Hal Broad
Henry Casterbaan
Banchus
Missouri
Winslett
Brown
Dartmouth
Michigan Army
Pennsylvania
Ohio State
Harold Brodd
Emerson Nelson
Iowa
Edwin Hess
John J. Butler
Penna
Emerson Carey
Cornell
D. Thomas Eddy
Kind
Theodore Shipkey
William Spears
William Kelly
Montage
Martin Karow
Trial echoes in libel clash amid verdicts and illness
The report notes ongoing prosecution and a plan to sue the Daily Mirror over published pictures and stories. Mrs. Jane Gibson, the principal witness, is bedridden in a Jersey City hospital and commented briefly when the verdict reached her.
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Mit
Timothy N. Pfeiffer
Defense Counsel
Daily Mirror
New York
Jane Gibson
Star
Jersey City
Manteo Development Company Incorporation Filed
Certificates of incorporation show Manteo Development Company Raleigh aims to conduct real estate business with authorized capital 1,060,000 and 9,000 subscribed by B. H. Griffin T. L. Bland and Daniel Alien all of Raleigh Hippodrome Lane Company Asheville to deal in real estate with authorized capital 50,000 and 5,000 subscribed by Archibald Nichols L. W. Derry E. P. Coston and C. M. Coston all of Asheville
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Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Manteo Development Company
B. H. Griffin
T. L. Bland
Daniel Alien
Hippodrome Lane Company
Asheville
Archibald Nichols
L. W. Derry
E. P. Coston
C. M. Coston
Swiss tobacco revival planned for 1927 in Switzerland
A group of tobacco growers in Geneva announced that tobacco culture will resume on a large scale in Switzerland in 1927. They said over production problems of recent years have been met, and many growers held back planting last season.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Pie and digestion assessed by modern medical authorities
Modern medical authorities suggest that pie is not bad for digestion. The statement frames pie as a safe choice within a balanced diet.
Children of City 10 Present Gifts at Theaters Here
High Point theaters offer free admission for every donation to the Salvation Army drive for the needy. Children may enter free for each gift left at the ticket offices of the Orpheum Capital Broadway and Broadhurst, daily except Saturday until Christmas Eve. Donations range from fruit to used shoes.
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Orpheum
Capital
Broadway
Broadhurst
High Point
Salvation Army
Governor McLean to deliver budget focused message January 6
Raleigh December 4 Governor A V McLean plans to speak in person to the general assembly on January 6 the second day of the session. He will discuss policies of general interest with a budget emphasis and delayed financial matters likely tied to the advisory budget commission report.
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J. C. Baskerwill Raleigh
A. V.’. McLean
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
McLean
Commission
Budget Commission
Father John W. Wynen Dies Clergy at St. Leo's
Father John W. Wynen longtime chaplain at St. Leo's Hospital Greensboro died at age about 80 after a monthlong illness. He helped establish Roanoke's first Catholic church and said its first mass. Funeral plans unclear with a nephew due Sunday and likely services in Roanoke.
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Greensboro
John W. Wynen
St. Leo’s Hospital
Lynch
Roanoke
Verdict in death case cites clubbing as cause
The testimony describes a fatal head injury from blows near the left ear and notes no preexisting condition. The victim was found clothed with a coat, red sweater, silk dress, and accessories. a broken pearl necklace and ring were recovered. Physicians agree the death resulted from clubbing with near instantaneous death.
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C. A. Armstrong
F. J. Antoine
Bunting
Earthquake Shakes Bellingham Early Morning
A minor earthquake struck Bellingham Washington at 5 55 am by east to west movement lasting three to five seconds, attracting little attention and no reported damage.
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Bellingham
Wash
Football scores from Norfolk and surrounding games
In Norfolk the Carlisle team posted 26 while Richand tallied 144. Artillery Blues lost to Red Grange's Americans 7 to 40. Notre Dame scored 13 and Southern Calif 12 in the // end.
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Carlisle
Richand
Norfolk
Artillery Blues
Red Grange
Americans
Notre Dame
Southern Calif
First Services At Handsome New East Green Street Church
The handsome East Green Street Baptist Church opens with first services today after a 15 month build and a 150000 dollar cost. Dr Ellis Fuller of Atlanta leads a two week revival at 11 am with music by two choirs led by John Hoffman. The church seats 1500 with many rooms and modern facilities and can broadcast services.
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East Green Street Baptist Church
Mangum
East Green Streets
Ellis A. Fuller
Atlanta
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
J. E. Lanier
C. Russel Sorrell
E. K. Collins
Herman T. Stevens
Green Street
M. FE. Howell
Fuller
John D. Hoffman
Green Street Baptist Church
University Team Wins Fourth Straight Cross Country Title
UNC captured the North Carolina state cross country title for the fourth consecutive year in Chapel Hill. Carolina scored 19 while Duke and NC State tied for second with 5. The Tar Heels filled seven of the first nine spots led by Daniels Elliott and Pritchett in a three way tie for first at 21:06 for the four mile course. UNC freshmen won the yearling championship with 26 points to Duke 41 and State 60. Barkley and Nims tied for first among freshmen.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Athens
Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
Daniels
Elliott
Pritchett
State
Barkley
Nims
University
North Carolina Older Boys conference in Winston-Salem
Sun day school classes with 39 representatives join the eighth annual Older Boys conference in Winston-Salem Salem. Hi club leader Robert Myers notes all boy delegates and adult leaders enjoy royal hospitality and fruitful sessions.
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High Point
North Carolina
Wainston
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Carnegie
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Flora
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Herbert Joesting
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Paramount
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ST. Leos
Handsome New Baptist Church
High Point High School
M. C. Culler
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