State's Red Terrors Start With Makings of Great Quint
Raleigh report on North Carolina State College basketball outlines an injury plagued season for the Red Terrors led by Captain Bud Rose. Team struggles in starting lineups due to injuries, shifting rosters, and a mostly long-range passing game as guard Clark and center Morgan anchor the lineup with Brown and Johnson at forwards.
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Morgan
Johnson
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Allen Nelms
State
Sam Gurneau
Jimmy Brown
Terror
Beautiful Heiress Converts to Mohammedan Faith Aboard Plane
English heiress Princess Muda of Sarawak converts to Islam during an air ceremony in an Imperial Airways plane en route between England and France. Dr. Khalid Sheldrake officiates as the princess adopts the name Khair’s Nissa, vowing a life of Mohammedanism while a luncheon is served to crew and passengers.
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Borneo
England
France
Muda
Sarawak
Walter Palmer
Imperial Airways
Khalid Sheldrake
Western Islamic Association
Allah
Mohammed
Khair’s
Nissa
Shedrake
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Silver Wings
Fights Last Night Faces in Chicago Cards
Chicago results show King Levinsky outpointed Jack Dempsey in a newspaper decision. George Nichols of Buffalo outpointed Billy Jones of Philadelphia. Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg defeated Jack Moran of Chicago. Franta Nekolny of Czechoslovakia outpointed Millio Millitti of Omaha.
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King Levinsky
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George Nichols
Buffalo
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Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
Man
Jack Moran
Franta Nekolny
Czechoslovakia
Millio Millitti
Omaha
Bee business grows from 1903 hive to 6000 pounds
Chanute Kansas news confirms E L Younts began raising bees in 1903 after a swarm inspired him. His honey harvest reached 6000 pounds last season serving customers in Mexico and Canada and shipping across the United States.
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E. L. Younts
Mexico
Canada
United States
Government spends on education for Annapolis and West Point cadets
The government bears education costs for each cadet sent to Annapolis Academy ranging from 11 000 to 12 000 dollars and for cadets graduating from West Point ranging from 19 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Annapolis Academy
West Point
Washington’s Final Moves and the War’s End
The text details Cornwallis surrender on October 21 1781 ending major fighting, Washington’s two years winding down military affairs, urging liberty and soldier claims, farewell to staff in New York December 4 1783, resignation at Annapolis December 23, and return to Mount Vernon for four years. Tomorrow: Forming the United States.
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Washington
Congress
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State Senate Chamber of
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United States
Heavy Vote For Repeal In First Straw Poll
The Literary Digest first nationwide straw poll on prohibition shows 84.15 percent favoring repeal of the eighteenth amendment and 15.85 percent for continued prohibition. Eight states including New York and Ohio report results with New York showing 87.43 percent repeal and North Carolina 41.17 percent for continued prohibition. The Digest cautions that early returns are not decisive and many dry states are not yet counted.
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Literary Digest
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Virginia
Maryland
Georgia
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
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Partizan
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