Oklahoma Bribery Trial Moves Toward Final Effort
Ada Oklahoma December 2 The Oklahoma bribery case against Governor J B A Robertson limps toward trial with Special Judge Thomas A Edwards expected to arrive to convene a special session after Judge Bolen adjourned the winter term. Prosecution says delays aim to thwart the trial while Robertson says he wants a quick verdict.
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Ada
Okla
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
Thomas A. Edwards
Cordell
J. W. Bolen
Pontotoc County
Bolen
Robertson
Ku Klux Klan
Okmulgee County
Pontatoc
James Hepburn
Campaign to Free Ale Negroes
The third international declares the United States will lead the struggle for African liberation and that America, as the center of negro culture, must host a communist campaign for global freedom. It pledges equality, social and political rights, and mobilizes unions and possible all negro conferences to advance the race worldwide. The history of African Americans is outlined, with the Civil War framed as class conflict.
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Associated Press
Moscow
The
Third Internationale
United States
America
Dlaa
Commission of the Internationale
Communist Internationale
Internationale
Internationales
Japan
China
India
Morocco
North
South
Black-Draught Credited For Family Health Gains In Lake Charles
Lake Charles readers report Black-Draught as a favorite remedy. Henry Garrett praises its liver and digestion benefits, noting his wife’s flu defense and the medicine’s daily use by the family. He cites relief from indigestion and headaches and recommends keeping two boxes at home.
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Thedford
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Henry Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Oey
Global Briefs Spark Across Cities and Arts
Paris bakers strike after bread price set at one franc ten centimes per kilogram. Hoover reports rapid U S recovery. Canadian railway agreement raises hourly wages. Milk price in Michigan up one cent per quart. The Rhineland stay linked to U S military presence. Theories on Lausanne conference cited by Harry Morganthau. Egypt relics valued over 3 million pounds noted. Marie Prevost and Kenneth Harlan engaged to marry. Olivia Stone acquitted in murder case and attempted suicide noted. William Sill obituary and Salvation Army leadership change announced. Weissmuller sets records. Bauer lowers backstroke mark. Dave Rosenberg suspended after a bout controversy. New York Americans sign two shortstops Raffel Quintanno and G H Redfern.
Today's Calendar of Sports Racing and Billiards
Racing includes meetings in New Orleans Havana and Ti juana. Billiards feature Ralph Greenleaf against Arthur Church in New York for the pocket billiard title.
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Business Men's Racing Association
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Havana
Tijuana
Kansas City
Jock Soutar
Charles Williams
Philadelphia
Freddie Jacks
Harry Grimes
Melbourne
Harry Greb
Battling Ortega
Spokane
Jock Malone
Marie Schlaifer
Omaha
Frankie Jerome
Battling Leonard
New York
Kipling On Road To Recovery After Serious Illness
Admirers learn the soldiers' poet Rudyard Kipling is reportedly on the road to recovery after a critical illness. His career spans over 40 years with books from The Jungle Book to Captains Courageous, and sales have grown significantly. He announced that profits from his latest work will go to charity.
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Rudyard Kipling
Bandits Burn Postoffice At Brownfield Texas
Bandits set fire to the Brownfield postoffice in Terry County and robbed the cash drawer yesterday. Citizens battled the flames. a posse later captured two bandits and recovered much of the money.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Brownfield
Terry Coulty
Posse
Champ Auto Races Postponed Race at Los Angeles Speedway
Drivers entered in the 250 championship race at Beverly Hills near Los Angeles prepared to pass today after rain postponed Thanksgiving Day events. Eighteen drivers qualified, each exceeding 105 mph in practice, as fate of the race hung on weather with heavy rain forecast.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Speedway
Beverly Hills
Here
Speedway
East Coast college football wraps up with two key games
Georgetown faces Lafayette in Washington and Holy Cross meets Boston College in Boston as the season ends. Lafayette, unbeaten once, is favored to beat Georgetown which lost to the Quantico Marines Holy Cross and Georgia Tech and tied Boston College last week while Holy Cross and Boston College are closely matched.
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New York
Georgetown
Lafayette
Washington
Holy Cross
Boston College
Boston
Quantico Marines
Georgia Tech
Sixteen Teams Enter Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
The six day race starts tomorrow night in New York with sixteen teams. Prize money totals $50,000. Grenda and McNamara, last March’s winners, pair up again while Brocco and Goulett, the year ago champions, race with new partners.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Grenda
McNamara
Brocco and Goulett
Smith Wins Narrow Decision in 15 Round Bout
Jeff Smith of Bayonne New Jersey won a decision over Martin Burke of New Orleans in a 15 round bout. Smith appeared to dominate each round, Burke weighing 176 pounds while Smith weighed 166.
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New Orleans
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
Martin Burke
Smith
Burke
England's Williams Opens Racquet Championship Match
Charles Williams of England faces Jack Souter the title holder in Philadelphia as the first seven of fourteen games begin for the world professional racquet championship. The purse totals 33000 dollars with about 5000 dollars at stake for the winner.
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Philadelphia
Charles Williams
England
Jack Souter
Greb Receives Treatment After Eye Injury
Pittsburgh report states light heavyweight champion Harry Greb is hospitalized today for eye treatment after a recent bout with Bob Roper. Doctors report the eye infection is not dangerous and there is no immediate risk to sight.
Minor League Pow Wow Opens in Louisville
Louisville hosts a week long pow wow of minor league baseball chiefs. Southern Association club owners discuss waivers and the $900 rate while the American Association plans an annual meeting and Thomas J. Hickey is expected to be reelected president. The National Association of professional baseball leagues starts a three day session the following Tuesday.
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Louisville
Council House
American Association
Thomas J. Hickey
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Parent Teacher Associations Aim to Improve Schools Nationwide
American Education Week highlights voluntary par ent teacher partnerships in 1922. California reports over 1100 PTAs with 53 000 members and State Superintendent Wood praises the movement as a democratic force boosting schools and communities. The piece urges every state to build a PTA in every school by 1924 and to share best practices across associations.
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United States
California
Wood
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cardinals Offer For Boley Prompt Orioles Manager’s View
St Louis submitted a bid of 25000 dollars and five players for Joe Boley the Baltimore International League shortstop but Orioles manager Jack Dunn has not yet commented on the proposal.
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Dunn
Boley
Cardinals
John Lavan
Sti Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Boley
Jack Dunn
Orioles
Bond's Liver Pills Advertises Health Claim
Advertisement claims you will avoid fevers colds and dizzy spells by keeping the liver active and bowels regulated with Bond's Liver Pills. The ad promotes small, easy to take pills as mild effective and inexpensive at 26 cents and available at drug stores.
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Bond
Monroe
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