Rhetoric On Sports Finances And Public Entertainment
A fragmented 1930s style discourse weighs amateur football and college profits against public funding. It argues the public finances players and clubs, questions exemptions for colleges, and urges discarding arguments by tossing them out a window. The text references figures like Ruppert and Stoneham and critiques big leagues and gate receipts with a turbulent, era voice.
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Ali
New ‘York
Coronel Ruppert
Geat
Manhattan
Army Navy gridiron tale of Humber Mayers Polly Hume
The piece recalls Army Navy football history focusing on Humber Mayers Polly Hume and Saunders. It notes Polly’s 1925 plebe entry, Humber’s switch to the team, and his 1928 return. It mentions eligibility debates in 1931 and the desire of both sides to play the game despite disputes.
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Iavy Mayers
Polly
Hume
Ber
Kaydets Nai
Plebes
Werg
Humber
Saunders
Navy
Army
Unwritten Agreement Ties 21 Year Estate Plan
A 9 year old probate filing reveals an unwritten contract between Lawrence Lorenzatti and Noble Days in a confectionery town. The agreement stated that the survivor would inherit the entire $80,000 estate upon the first death, with Lorenzetti and Days named as partners and heirs. The document references December events and the partners’ plan to divide the estate upon the other’s death.
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Ian Spfipsburgh
Lawrence Lorenzatti
Noble
Lorenzetti
Vignes
Religious witnesses barred from case in Gastonia strike
A court ruling by the highest court in North Carolina restricts religious witnesses from giving certain testimony in the Beel case tied to the Gastonia strike. The General Assembly and the Supreme Court weigh in on limits to religious examination within civic prosecutions.
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Pareigh
N. C
PE Witesses
Jene
Caroting General Assembly
Tee Baty
Ba Supreme Court
Fred Erwin Beel
Gastonia
Arthur Harris Dies Author of After the Ball Is Over
New York songwriter Charles K Harris died at 65 after a three week illness. Harris, composer of After the Ball, was a pioneer in Tin Pan Alley and preceded Irving Berlin as a leading figure. Born in Poughkeepsie, he grew up in the Midwest, with early triumphs in Milwaukee after moving from Saginaw.
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New York
Charles K. Harris
Harris
Irving Berlin
Tin Pan Ailey
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Middle West
Saginaw
Mich
Milwaukua
Wis
Texas Cattle Change Sparks Cooking Feed Trend
Texas ranches adopt cooked cattle feed as a new practice with steam cookers and screened barns. Colbert’s prize herd on his Stam ford area ranch leads the shift, providing warmer, safer water baths for cows and improved feed efficiency.
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Austin
Tex
t.Pi
Texas
Colbert
Stamford
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Solution From Yesterday
Large wicker basket and two wheeled vehicle puzzles appear in a garbled crossword solution. The text lists many clue fragments, numbers, and partial words, including animal types, metals, and various names, suggesting a scrambled puzzle answer page with multiple entries and misaligned letters.
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Q. Contead
Ng Ol Duy
Kyers
Serinks
Wenatray
Morden Io
Ilo Pledes
Dietel Ga
Mewny
Cow Floats to Safety After Cistern Rescue
In Abingdon Virginia a 800 pound cow fell into a 16 foot cistern with six feet of water. Volunteers used a chain halter and pumped water to lift the cow to the surface. The animal sustained only minor bruises and was unharmed aside from shock. Governor Moody was noted in a separate line about a survey for Col Arthur Woods and Hoover unemployment committee. The text mentions 13 900 state employees with no municipal or county totals compiled.
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Abingdon
C. H. Hayter
Dan “Moody
Col. Arthur
Woods
Hoover
Texas Uses 13,000 Buffalo Surplus on Payroll Costs
The Texas comptroller announced a capital surplus exceeding 78 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30. An estimated 13,000 regular payroll employees and about 090 part time staff reflect rising costs. This report notes the state's payroll burden and broader fiscal pressures faced by Austin.
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Buffalo, N
Buffalo
William, A. Eckert
Austin
Texas
U.P
Oil May Save College At Muskogee Campus
Dwindling donations from once wealthy Indians threaten the college on its 200 acre Muskogee campus. A deep oil well site has been located on the property with the potential profit reverting to the college. Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley attended part of his education there.
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Muskogee
Otlato
Cone College
Patrick J. Hurley
Colege
Judge Targets Alimony Chiselers In Open Court
In San Francisco Superior Court Judge Graham defines an alimony chiseler as an able bodied woman able to earn her own living. He announced a new policy to dig into back records to weed out such cases, signaling tougher scrutiny of alimony claims.
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San Francisco
U.P
Graham
California resists daylight saving effort shown in report
A filed report notes California did not back daylight savings and that $89,754 was spent in a futile effort to persuade voters to approve it.
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San Francisco
California
Election measure defeated after costly campaign
The article notes the measure in the last general election was overwhelmingly defeated despite intense campaigning and high expenditures. Names and places are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Tew
Meaaure
Enrollment in Montana Public Schools Rises to 120357
The year’s total enrollment reaches 120357, up 2385 from last year as two pupils, forty with three, one seventy four at four, and one hundred twenty three with five pupils each illustrate class size patterns amid the statewide increase. AGE PHONE 24.
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Montana
Seven Montana Schools Have One Pupil Each
Helena Montana reports seven state schools each enroll a single pupil while the Department of Education notes more than a dozen schools with minimal enrollment. The unusual case highlights rural sparsity and distribution of student populations across Montana districts.
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Montana
Murder at Primrose Meadows A Noir on Nita Selim Case
Detective Dundee digs into the Nita Selim bridge murder in Primrose Meadows. The story follows a web of suspects including Lydia Carr Flora Miles Penny Crain Carolyn Drake Janet Raymond Clive Hammond and Ralph Hammond with Dexter Sprague linked to blackmail. A telegraph note hints at motive while a stubborn shop of secrets and a hidden shelf drive the investigation toward a cold-blooded killer.
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Hess Soda Sjuanita Selim Fe
Buspecia
Lydia Carr
Flora Miles
Abe
Trace
Dexter Sprague
Nita
Vin Blackmall
Lydia
Ake
Belt Speague
Ldia
Penny Crain
Farayte
Enater
Marshall
Karen
Volly
Peter
Lois Dunlat
John Drake
Klackwall
Janet Raymond
Arolyn Drake
Tracey Bow
Bat
Veter Duninp
Dundreynd Apery
Witt
Dundee
Niin
Nita Leigh Balim
Bridge
Primrose Meadows
Dundes
Carraway
Negatively Allon
Vita
Bonnie Dunjee
Nita Bellm
Watson
Nita Selim
Cap'n
Dondee
Bonilton
Hamilton
Wnita
New York City
Jake
Chamber OF Commerce
Duodes
Gho
Lole Dunigo
Ageny
Dupdes
Tia
Nila
Sprague
Strawn
Trall Sprague
Authia
Elora Miles
Uving
Clive ‘sIummond
Polly Beale
Janet Raymand
Lois Dunlap
Viera Miles
Cilye Hammond
Volarium
Ays Abe
Tracey Miles
Jearb
Miles
Karen Maraball
Carolyn Drake
Ring Room
Miles #o
Judge Marshall
Joshy
Drake
610
Selim House
Karen Folshea
Isa
Janet
Raymond
Frost Porch
Foo
Karen Reaver
Hkaren Screema
Ace Ponay
Byndes
Penny
Peter Dunlap
Dunlee
Pinel
Heving Teon
Tracey
Karey
Carolyn
Jon
Folly
Clive
Ralph
Petar
Hent
Mishall
Johny
Hollor
Polly
Johnny
Penelope
Mare
Clive Hammond
Polly Beile
Ali
Forsyte School
Egster
New York
New Fork Loe Ness
Tru Tau
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