Southern States Republican League opens second session in Birmingham
The Southern State Republican League convened its first annual convention in Birmingham with aims to build a strong Republican presence in the South. Arkansas leader Simeon E. Simeonson will speak on why there should be no solid South as Elihu Root endorses the league and its goals at a Roosevelt dinner.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern State Republican League
Democratic Party
South
Republican Party
Simeon E. Simonson
Arkansas
Elihu Root
League
Root
Free Communities
Roosevelt
Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush at Broadhurst Tomorrow
The Broadhurst theater will show Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush starting tomorrow. The engagement invites audiences for evening screenings at the famed venue.
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Charlie Chaplin
Broadhurst
Golf Rules Q and A From Innis Brown
A reader asks about lifting loose objects near a ball in the rough and about parting tall grass before a stroke. Brown explains the same lifting rights apply in rough and fairway, and that parting grass is forbidden, risking penalty.
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Innis Brown
Realty transfers total nearly sixty thousand dollars in Greensboro area
Sixteen deeds were recorded totaling about $59,000. The largest sale was lot 78 in College Park Greensboro from J D Franks to B T Sustare for around $20,000. Other transfers include F H Nicholson to Paul M Ginnings for about $38,500 on Northridge street and A M Richardson to G L Clifton for $10,000 on Woobine court.
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College Park
Greensboro
J. D. Franks
B. T. Sustare
F. H. Nicholson
Paul M. Ginnings
Northridge Street
A. M. Richardson
G. L. Clifton
Woobine Court
A. L. Robertson
J. W. Steadman
McIver Street
Cc. C. Crawford
J. C. Johnson
Spring Garden Street
J .O. Weisner
R. H. Melvin
Glenwood
High Point
Sedgefield, Inc
Rr, King
Davidson Drive
John W. Simpson
E. F. Lucas
W M. Clarke
J. H. Freeman
Grove Park
J. H Freeman
George R
Land Transfers Reported In Local Deed Book
Campbell sells a portion of the W. M. Clark property for 500 dollars. T. T. Carter conveys 86 acres to T. D. Carter, adjoining Boswell’s land, for 4000 dollars.
Memorials for Christy Mathewson Vary Between Bucknell and Polo Grounds
New York baseball fans discuss two memorials for Christy Mathewson one to fund a field house and gymnasium at Bucknell College and another to place a monument at the Polo Grounds.
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New York
Christy Mathewson
Bucknell College
Polo Grounds
Haskell Indians Plan 17000 Mile Rail Football Schedule
The Haskell Indians, based in Lawrence Kansas, will travel about 17000 miles by rail this season to play their football schedule. They will create a record in the transportation field with this extensive travel.
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Lawrence
Kan
Baseball writers oppose star name lending in World Series articles
In Chicago the baseball press and umpires unite against players allowing their names to be used in World Series coverage. They urge officials to halt the practice and protect reporting integrity.
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Chicago
Boxing commission takes no action on Wills Johnson bout
The New Jersey boxing commission will take no action after the Wills versus Johnson fight ended in the first round when a towel was tossed into the ring. Both combatants were paid.
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New Jersey Boxing Commission
Harry Wills
Floyd Johnson
Johnson
Giants and Yankees Eye Burwell as Top Pitching Prospect
Indianapolis pitcher Bill Burwell draws interest from the Giants and Yankees as Western critics rate him higher than Fred Fitzsimmons, whose success has raised the stock of American Association pitchers.
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Giants
Yankees
Bill Burwell
Indianapolis
Fred Fitzsimmons
Burwell
Fitzsimmons
Portland Club Buys Johnny Couch from Nationals
The Portland club of the Pacific Coast league purchased pitcher Johnny Couch from the Philadelphia Nationals. Couch previously belonged to the San Francisco club and was sold to Cincinnati in the winter of 1921 22 before joining major league teams.
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Portland Club
Johnny Couch
Philadelphia Nationals
Couch
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Young Stribling Sets Four Fights Across Six Weeks
Atlanta report says Pa Stribling announced four new dates for Young Stribling over the next six weeks. November 2 in Memphis opens against Soldier Buck, followed by George Cook in Columbus, Georgia. November 14 in New Orleans will pair him with an opponent to be named, then a December bout with Tommy Burns in Detroit.
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Atlanta
Stribling
Young Stribling
Soldier Buck
Memphis
George Cook
Columbus
New Orleans
Tommy Burns
Chicago
Detroit
Hagen Plans 72 Hole Match With Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen, champion pro, cannot compete in January Los Angeles Open but seeks a 72 hole contest with Bobby Jones. Hagen returns from a Canadian hunting trip and will play in Norfolk Virginia in November and the Pinehurst fall meet before arranging the match, possibly at Pasadena and Sarasota Florida.
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Chicago
Walter Hagen
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Canadian Northwest
Hagen
Princess Ann Country Club
Norfolk
Pinehurst
This Grady Burke Is Not the One In Court
The Enterprise states Grady Burke tried in police court Monday for violating the prohibition law is not the Grady Burke employed by the Ideal Heating Company. The note clarifies a mistaken identity amid a tabernacle meeting conversion.
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Grady Burke
Ideal Heating Company
Tabernacle
Bowles Rites Held at Spring Hill Church
Funeral services for John W. Bowles were held Monday at Spring Hill church. Rev. W. M. Loy and Miss Clara Cox led the service, which drew a large crowd. Pallbearers were Bowles’s grandsons Walter Craven Olva Craven Oma Craven Jap Craven Conley Craven and John Hlaynes.
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Spring Hill Church
John W. Bowles
Tar Heels Prepare Maryland Game Ahead of College Park Clash
UNC football readying for Maryland at College Park after a 3-0 win over Mercer. Injuries to Shuford and Ferrell threaten next matchup, with Bonner and Devin likely returning. Remaining schedule includes tough tests versus Davidson and Virginia, as Davidson visits on November 14.
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R. B. Lawson
Maryland
Shuford
Billy Ferrell
Bonner
Billy Devin
Carolina
Tar Heels
Rutgers
Virginia
N. C. State
Richmond
Davidson
Tar Heel
Emerson Field
Chapel Hill
Louisville Wins In Nine Game Series Clash
Louisville champions of the American Association defeated the San Francisco Seals 11 to 9 in the sixth game of the nine game series. Seals lead stands four to Louisville's two with one more game to play this afternoon.
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Louisville
San Francisco
San Francisco Seals
Monarchs
Seals
Funeral Held For D. Henry Hudson
Funeral services for D. Henry Hudson who died Saturday were held at his Russell street home Monday afternoon. Reverends Pierce Harbison Lowdermilk officiated and the body was taken to Winston-Salem for Woodland cemetery interment. Pallbearers were D. T. Andrews J. P. Tucker F. P. Conrad W. F. Coe Will R. Smith and W. R. Wood.
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D. Henry Hudson
Russell Street
T. E. Pierce
E. J. Harbison
Mr. Lowdermilk
Winston-Salem
Woodland Cemetery
D. T. Andrews
J. P. Tucker
F. P. Conrad
Midwest Snow Strikes Hard With Record Milwaukee Deep Freeze
Snow blanketed the Midwest and Rocky Mountain region with record Milwaukee readings and a threatened sugar beet crop in Colorado. The cover reached nearly ten inches at Helena Montana and a half foot or more in much of Iowa as a cold wave tightened across Missouri Illinois and Indiana.
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Midwest
Chicago
Mid-West
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Milwaukee
Colorado
Helena
Mont
Iowa
WRECK YESTERDAY KILLS 19 PEOPLE
Salvage work continues after the Sunnyland fast passenger train derailed near Victoria Mississippi killing 19 and injuring about 60. The wreck traced to a defective 90 pound rail made in 1918. Names include conductor J W Ryan and passengers from Memphis Tupelo Oxford Kansas City Carrollton and Holly Springs with four unidentified black women among the dead.
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Memphis
Tenn
A. P
Victoria
Miss
Sunnyland
St. Louis
San Francisco
J. W. Ryan
Lloyd Wagner
Tupelo
N. C. Doss
Orlando
Fla
Ollie Webster
Oxford
H. J. Hathorn
Jake Thompson
Burt Gladden
Jack Hasting
Kansas City
George Hummer
Macon
H. J. Sandy
Armoy
J. Burrell
Yangue Jordan
Carrollton
Chile declares 15 day siege after presidential vote
In Santiago a 15 day state of siege is marked by near normalcy with traffic present and some shops reopening. The move follows the presidential election held last Saturday and protests by Dr. Jose Salas, the defeated wage earners candidate, in Santiago Valparaiso and Aconcagua provinces.
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Santiago
Chile
A. P
Seige
Valparaiso
Aconcagua
Jose Salas
Oil production falls in US weekly output decline
New York report shows daily average gross crude oil production in the United States declined by 16 950 barrels to total 2 065 950 barrels for the week ended October 24 according to the American Petroleum Institute weekly summary.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Paris Sees Another Painleve Ministry
Paris reports a likely second Painleve ministry with M. Painleve as finance minister replacing Caillaux whose proposals led to resignation. President Domergue may invite Painleve to form. if he declines, Herriot or Briand could be considered, Briand holding Locarno prestige.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Painleve
M. Painleve
Joseph Caillaux
Domergue
Herriot
Aristuide Briand
Locarno
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