Valley Championship Debate Shields Linton Over Gerstmeyer
The Terre Haute Star has toned down its push for Gerstmeyer High School to win the Wabash Valley football trophy, while Linton supporters claim the title should reflect on-field performance. Local voices from multiple valley towns support Linton, noting Gerstmeyer defeated no more opponents and that Terre Haute press unfairly pressures the voting board.
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Terre Haute
Linton
Gerstmeyer
Statis
Jasonville
Sullivan Girl Appeals Governor to Save Tyre Clark
Doris Russell, 18, Sullivan, Ind, writes Arkansas Governor Tom J Terral asking to stay the death sentence of Tyrus Clark, a bank holdup suspect uncle of hers. Terral replies he must enforce court judgments and cannot intervene.
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Sullivan Girl
Arkansas
Tyre Clark
Sullivan
Doris Russell
Tom J. Terral
Tyrus Clark
Vicksburg
Miss Russell
Sulphur Springs
L. M. Stout
Clark
Stout
Boyd Jewel
John Burchfield
Peal
Terral
James A. Russell
W. Sylvander
Ind
Ford says present times sound. urges honest work
Detroit Nov 30 United Press dispatch Henry Ford declares U S business conditions probably as sound as in recent years and credits honest labor with sustaining prosperity He stresses clean working conditions and cites Russia's need for roads and automobiles as a path to economic revival citing 12000 tractors shipped to Russia in two months.
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United Press Dispatch
Detroit
Mich
America
Henry Ford
United Press
Ford
Russia
Ford Motor Co
Flooded Streets Hopeless Miami Sees Heavy Rainfall
Miami residents battled widespread flooding after a nine inch weekend rainfall. The mayor led hundreds wading to work barefoot with trousers rolled, while bathing suits became common and row boats replaced automobiles.
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Miami
Fla
Archbishop Curley Warns Reformers in Maryland Message
Archbishop Curley of Baltimore issues a harsh message to the Maryland archdiocese urging God to save the Republic from reformers who avoid self reform. Actor George Arliss is reported recovering in Boston after illness. George Bernard Shaw says four hours of work would be ideal, and Maj. Gen. Amos Fries criticizes U S chemical warfare efforts as lagging.
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Curley
Baltimore
Maryland
God Save Our Republic
George Arliss
Boston
George Bernard Shaw
Amos .A. Fries
United States
Enviable record of Coach Landis and valiant crew
Linton high school capped the 1925 season with a 9 game run, 297 points for and 19 against, under Coach Gerald Landis. Over three years the team posted 20 wins, 4 losses, and 2 ties, totaling 782 points to 97 for opponents. The squad claimed state and Wabash Valley honors with balanced, team driven play and no single star.
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Linton
Gerald Landis
Linton High School
Landis
Indiana
Téeam
Wabash Valley
Sheridan
Gary
Marion
Muncie
Noblesville
Hartford City
Westfield Cathedral
New Albany
Jasper College
Reitz
Bicknell
Evansville Central
Clinton and
Sullivan
Jasonville
Lintonites
Brazil
Wiley
Bosse
Evansville
Mt. Carmel
Clinton
Robinson
Paris
Casey
Martinsville
Midland
Shelburn
Hudson
Williams
Bennett
Parks
Shaw
Kinney
Notable Figures in Europe and America Highlighted in News
Dr. Zamboni of Rome faces allegations as the instigator in an assassination plot against Mussolini. Hamilton G. Scott acquired Nitro, West Virginia, from the government and developed it into an industrial hub. Joan Cooper, 17, acts as mayoress at Oxford Trade Show in England. Prince Aage of Denmark, cousin to the Danish king, tours the United States.
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Dr. Zamboni
Rome
Mussolini
Hamilton G. Scott
Nitro
W. V
A. Joan Cooper
Oxford
Eng
Prince Aage
Denmark
United States
Air craft committee backs Mitchell case for unified defense
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the house aircraft committee plans to back Col William Mitchell's push for a single defense department and unified air policy. It criticizes high command for retarding aviation, cites funding gaps, and limits further splitting of defense agencies while endorsing a merged procurement service.
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Army
Navy
William Mitchell
Department of National Defense
House
United Press
Morrow Board
National Defense Organizations
Mitchell
Defense Departments
United States
Escapes Death Chair in Indianapolis Pool Room Case
Edward Prater sixteen was sentenced to two to twenty-one years after a plea of guilty to manslaughter in a streetcar conductor killing. Prosecutors allowed the plea in return for information about Indianapolis pool rooms, sparing him the electric chair. The incident stems from a shooting in a pool hall as Prater allegedly killed the conductor.
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United Press. Dispatch
Noblesville
Ind
Edward
Prates
Indianapolis
Indiana Reformatory
Prater
Rhinelander Case Ends Defense Case Without Mrs Rhinelander Testifying
In White Plains New York on November 30 1930 the defense in the Rhinelander annulment suit rested without Mrs Alice Jones Rhinelander taking the stand. Attorney Lee Parsons Davis announced the defense rested after briefly questioning Mrs Rhinelander's white mother on the color of Alice's skin. The courtroom reacted with surprise as Judge Morschauser and observers absorbed the abrupt move.
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White Plains
N. Y
Rhinelander
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Jones
Mess Alliance
Lee Parsons Davis
Davis
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Isaac N. Mills
Miners Officials to Accept Pinchot Settlement Plan
In Harrisburg on Nov 30 the anthracite operators and Governor Pinchot evaluated the miners acceptance of the peace plan. Miners endorsed the proposal, leaving operators to decide their stance amid speculation on next moves and potential conference in Philadelphia this afternoon.
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United Press Dispatch
Harrisburg
Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Gifford Pinchot
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Board of Award
Record Coal Output Tops 1920 Peak in Late November
Bituminous coal production for the week ending November 21 reached 12,624,000 tons, the highest for any similar period since 1920, with even larger output anticipated for the following week, according to the Bureau of Mines.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Auto Skids. Fort Wayne Grocer Dies In Crash
Fort Wayne dispatch reports a skid on a slippery pavement killed Joseph Suelzer, a local grocer. Four other occupants were injured in the same crash.
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Fort Wayne
Joseph Suelzer
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