Giants and college football notes mix during noisy season
A jumbled recap cites Freddie Lindstrom possibly moving from third base to outfield with Johnny Verger. Georgia Tech and Notre Dame discussed, plus Yale and New York U football teams questioned. Orville Mohler described a 74 yard touchdown run and a California upset ahead of USC versus Notre Dame.
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Mielchie
Hegleg Exp
Boston
Johnny Verger
the Giants
Eoin
Stumpy ‘Thomason
Georgia’ “Tech
Hairbners
Georgia
Yale
New York U
New York
UB. i P
Western
Mohler
Perine
California
Orville - Mohler
Trojan
Notre Dame
Women Members of Congress and Short Session Outlook
The story outlines changes in the female bloc in the House as Ruth Hanna McCormick and others depart or win seats, notes the election of Mrs Otis Wingg to fill a vacancy, and mentions ongoing and upcoming legislative battles including farm relief debentures and appropriations. Key figures include Ruth Pratt Mary Norton Ruth Bryan Owen Katherine Langley Pearl Oldfield Otis Wingg and Ruth Hanna McCormick.
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Otte
House
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Senate
Katherine Langley
Pearl Oldfield
Arkansas
Otis M. Wingg
Ark
Ruth Pratt
N. Y
Mary T. Norton
N. J
Ruth Bryan Owen
Fla
Rankin plan to enlarge House and reapportionment debate
The article discusses Rankin's proposal to raise the House to 484 members and shift seats based on 1910 census data. It notes possible opposition if the plan passes, and mentions related congressional maneuvers on naval appropriations, seed loans for drought areas, and postmaster general rate increase. It also references the London Treaty limits and internal funding battles affecting public works in Arizona.
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Rankin
House
Commerce Department
Congress
Navy Department
Drouthsstricken
Boulder Dam
Heaver Dam
Wilbur
Arizona
Brown
Hope Citizen Mits Murder Life Long Resident Inland
A fragmented newspaper snippet describes a murder case linked to a resident named John and a group of four. The piece hints at neglect and aristocratic dishonesty, portraying the event as a funeral without ceremony and noting a civic ad urging to treat credit as a sacred trust from a rope retailers association.
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John
Foreman Visitor Miss Thelma Mitchell Visits Family
Personal note reports Miss Thelma Mitchell of Foreman spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J J Honeycutt. A humorous aside wonders if thieves who stole a hot stove in Indiana recently felt Wit was near them.
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Thelma Mitchell of
Foreman
Mrs. J. J. Honeycutt
Indiana
Election To Cast Shadow On Lame Duck Session
Washington dispatch notes the new Congress will face a razor thin Republican majority and a looming lame duck session in which three key bills Muscle Shoals Wagner unemployment and Norris constitutional amendment could trigger an extra session. The outcome hinges on House action and potential re counts or deaths before next January.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
U.P
House of Representatives
House
Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Coolidge
Congress
Bloor
John N. Garner
Texas
Bertrand Snell
Rules Committee
Senate
T Hey
Norris
Nebraska
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Wagner
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Senate Four Inns
New York
Rivers End
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Bill Culver
Ryne
Nara
Tulane Latieivedwna
Preckles
His
By. Blosser
Uncle Cuen
Riley
By Williams
Bore Tottmiller
Louie C. ‘Cramton
Rhinking
House Appropriations Committee
Grant M
Hudson
Mich
Thormas
M. “Bell
Willis G. Sears
Billy
Borah
Idaho
Sumpre Bers
God
Morrow
Mexico
Rivers and Har
Dwight Morrow
Reuben Clark
Mexico City
U. S
Jonay Rosensweigh Disz
Mexican Department of Foreign Retalions
Hope
Citizen
Mits
Rope Retail Merchants Association Adv
Hing UP
Laufer
Oat
Everybey Wis
Freight Express
Texarkana
Camden
Smackover
el Dorado
Prescott
Gordon
Arkadelphia
Malvern
Benton
Little Rock
Poility
Missouri Pacific Lines
J. D. Gowin
Missouri Pacific Transportation Co
Little Rock, Ark
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