Cotton Oil Men Defend Program in Columbia
In Columbia South Carolina on November 6 officials and lawyers defended the cotton seed oil industry against illegal trade charge claims of secret rebates. Thristie Benet general counsel of the National Cottonseed Products Association said the group backs a federal inquiry and asserts Memphis price fairness and no hidden commissions. He noted many complaints come from middlement and speculators who benefited under the old system and who oppose the fair price program. The association pledged full cooperation with the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission to reveal the true facts and support a program beneficial to the industry and all buyers and sellers.
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Columbia. S. C
Thristie Benet
National Cottonseed Products Association
Eral Trade Commission
Benet
Memphis
Depar
Coach Firech Bagshaw Resigns at Washington
The report states Coach Firech Doc Bagshaw has resigned as coach at the University of Washington. It notes teams failing to win and criticism from alumni and students. The piece compares to Yale seven years ago and suggests Bagshaw may adopt a philosophy of rebuilding through backfield effort amid pressure from supporters.
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Doc” Bagshaw
Gand
University of Washington
Dees
Student Board of Control
Dee
Yale
Tad Jones
Eams
Chores
Jones
Georgia
Mal
Warner
Rockies
Aline
Aoumni
Golf stars and college figures loom in surprising mix
Rumors swirl about Doc Sprats dominating a Palm Beach golf event and four other players advancing to the first flight. Mentioned names include Tank Crisp, Hammy Phelan, Dink Templeton, Hill Fleischhacker, and a famed Alabama fraternity that allegedly offers free housing to star athletes. Helen Hicks is nicknamed "Hard-hitting Helen" though she does not play football.
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Doc Sprats
Suhi
Stagg
Vears
Palm Bonch
Tank Crisp
Fienshacker
Sun Fords
Big Qarterback
Alabama
Helen Hicks
Helen
Hack footballers with oversized footwear and bends
The article notes Zuppke praising hackfield players with large legs and mentions Reed Grange and Chris Cagle as examples with notable footwear. It describes how these oversized bunion preservers help players maintain foot grip during rapid shifts in open field running. A separate line reports Max Sehmeling, hurt while dumping from a stage, confined to bed in Frankfurt, Germany.
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Suich Ignal
Zuppke
Reed Grange
Chris Cagle
Max Sehmeling
Mom Durger
Kes Cable
Frankfurt
Germany
Bodenhamer Talks Safety and the Other Fellow
O K Bodenhamer of El Dorado, national commander of the American Legion, urged 400000 veterans to lead a peace time armistice on residents during a NBC broadcast in the Universal Salley Series. He warned that automobiles remain the greatest danger, noting 27600 auto deaths in 1928 and a new high August 1929 record, with 16000 pedestrians among the toll.
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O. K. Bodenhamer
EL Dorado
American Legion
National Safety Council
Universal Salley
Cammuler Bordenhamer
Acrson
Heavyweight Talk and Match Prospects in Miami Sharkey Ship
Ju Jacobs leads Halding Corp in planning Europe talks with Max to pair him with Rhenish exult flowers for a possible return to battle Sharkey or another heavyweight. The March mass at Miami looms with Risko vs Maloney and notes on Risko’s Cleveland performance. Risko shines when right, struggles when off his onions, and Maloney lasted two rounds.
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Ju Dacobs
Halding Corporation
Hamburger
Europe
Max
Sharkey
Ttuy Makers
Miami
John Riske
Riske
Cleveland
Tisko
Maloney
Risko
Boston Squire
Johnny
Safety and the hard road ahead for top college coaches
New York sports essay notes the danger of lax thinking near in football and urges personal responsibility for safety. It profiles coaches Cannell Dartmouth Phelan Purdue Rockne Notre Dame Jones Southern California Spears Minnesota Neyland Tennessee and Sutherland Pittsburgh, outlining upcoming games and title races as the season’s demanding path unfolds.
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Cannell
Dartmouth
Phelan
Purdue
Brown
Carnell
Navy
Bugahoo
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Indiana
Knute Reekne
Southern California
Chicago
Army
Stanford
California
Howard James
Carnegie Tech
Los Angeles
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
South Carolina
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue Boilermakers
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Iowa
Jock Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Ohio State
Penn State
Clarence W. Spears
Minesota
Gophers
Upper
Cannel
Rockne
Neylan
Lower
Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Spears
Minnesota
Jones
Cal
Red Cross Relief Figures For 117 Disasters Shown
The Red Cross aided 134000 people in the United States and supported eleven foreign nations after earthquakes floods and storms. Expenditures reached 8020000 with 5200000 in the U S plus 70800 to foreign relief. Port Rico received relief for over a half million people.
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Red Cross
Insular
United States
Porto Rico
West Indies
Nod Cross
Dr Pepper Plans Large Southwest Plant in Dallas
J B O Hara of Dr Pepper announces construction of a huge three story plant in Dallas. The 70 000 square foot facility will house syrup making offices and the Circle A Ginger Ale bottling plant. Capacity reaches 5 900 000 gallons yearly and 100 000 000 drinks. Completion expected early 1930 with expansion to 14 states and new branch factories.
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Dallas
Tex
Southwest
J. B. O'llara
Dr. Pepper Company
Butulso
Circle
Ginger Ale Co
Ma~chinery
Southwestern
O'Hara
Texas
MacDonald and King Hold Long Buckingham Palace Talks
In London on November 5 King George held a lengthy interview with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald after the Privy Council meeting at Buckingham Palace. The session followed the morning council gathering and addressed pressing imperial affairs.
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London
King George
MacDonald
Privy Council
Buckingham Palace
Air Marker Erected at Thou maston Town
The American Legion post of Clifford R. French announces completion of an air marker on the seathern of the town. The marker stands as a civic project honoring local history and air routes.
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Thoumaston
Clifford R. French
American Legion
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