Navy Triumphs Over Army in 29th Army Navy Classic
In snowy Soldier Field the Navy beats Army 14 to 0 as Schuber scores Navy's second touchdown after a tight first half. Caldwell and Hamilton contribute key runs and a drop kick extra point to seal the victory before a crowd of about 100 to 110 thousand.
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Chicago
Middle West
United States
Naval
Brigade of
Midshipmen
Corps of Cadets
Army
Navy Harbold LE Lloyd Prague
Wickhorst
Hmidt
LG Crossaly
Hoerner Hammack
RG A
Perry
Eddy C
RE Hardwick Harding
Hannigan Cagle
Hamilton Wilson
Schuber Murrell
Caldwell
W. G. Crowell
Swarthmore
Walter Eckersall
W. R. Crowley
Bowdoin
John Schommer
Chi-o
Schuber
Navy
Hamilton
Eddy
Cagle
Wilson
Murrell
Harding
Lloyd
Sprague
Hansford
Ransford
Hoerner
Warren
Born
Hardwick
Pierce
Harbold
Hannegan
Goudge
Hanneford
Shapley
Navy and Army clash in early football game notes
Play by play excerpt shows Captain Wickhorst of the Navy winning the toss and defending north. First quarter highlights include Caldwell runs for 10 and two yard bursts, a successful Navy drive ending with a touchdown by Caldwell and a kick from Hamilton, Navy 7 Army 0, followed by Army returns and penalties as the drive resumes near Navy’s 28 and 41 yard lines.
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Hardwick
Army
Schuber
Goudge
Seeman
Caldwell
Hannegan
Navy
Lloyd
Leavy
Trapnell
Dahl
Eddy
Davidson
Murrell
Wilson
Cagle
Gilbert
Wickhorst
Sprague
Cent
Harding
Fullack
Dudge
Hamton
Uber
Hardy
Aidsing
Mex Embassy Claims Some Accept Law
The Mexican embassy says the oil and land laws are accepted by British oil interests in Mexico and La Corona, plus American and other firms. The laws require foreign holders to sign by January 1 not to seek protection of their governments or risk property forfeiture to the state.
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Washington
State Department
la Corona
Navy vs Army gridiron clash ends tied at 14
In a hard fought first half Navy and Army battle to a 14 14 tie. Army lead 14 7 after a Caldwell injury and a 21 yard Cagle run before Wilson capped the drive with a touchdown. Navy answered to knot the score with a late TD and a defensive stand.
Army Navy Football Special Preview
A complete account of the Army Navy game will be in The News Star Football Special, on the street before five p m today. Watch for it. Full details of the Chicago game will follow.
Shreveport Firm Plans Three Richland Tests Drilling
The Louisiana Petroleum Corporation of Shreveport will ship in a rig to Richland parish to drill three simultaneous tests on 4000 acres near the November gas blow in. Tests target the Louisiana Planting, Larche, and Colvin leases, with fifteen tests planned overall. Officers include President W. E. Hall and Vice President General Manager W. E. Hicks.
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Louisiana Petroleum Corporation
Shreveport
Richland Parish
Louisiana Planting Company
Colvin
W. E. Hall
W. E. Hicks
King Ferdinand Not Dying Denial from Romanian Foreign Office
Bucharest reports the Romanian foreign office has denied rumors that King Ferdinand II is dying. Officials say the king continues working with ministers daily and his condition has improved. Doctors may forego an operation if health improves further.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Romanian Foreign Office Today
Ferdinand 5
Weir Turns Pro with Frankford Eleven in Philadelphia
E D Weir former Nebraska tackle and two time Huskers captain has turned professional. He telegraphed that he would play this afternoon with the Frankford team of Philadelphia. Guy Chamberlain a former Nebraska star is manager of the club.
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Weir
Associated Press
Lincoln
Nebr
E. D. Weir
University of Nebraska Cornhuskers
Frankford
Philadelphia
Guy Chamberlain
University of Nebraska
Loyola New Orleans Beats Loyola Chicago In New Orleans Game
In New Orleans, Loyola New Orleans defeats Loyola Chicago 19 to unknown final as the game details appear incomplete. The matchup highlights intercity college football play between the two Loyola institutions.
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N. C
New Orleans
Loyola New Orleans
Loyola Chicago J
Six to Die for Slaying Warden in Illinois Prison Break
In Chicago on November 27 the jury sentenced six convicts to death for the murder of Deputy Warden Peter N. Klein during a May Stateville prison breakout. The executions will be scheduled after a December 10 motion for a new trial. one fugitive, James Price, remains at large.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Amite
Haymarket
Charles Duchowsky
Charles Shader
Walter Stalesky
Bernard Roa
Gregorio Rizzo
Robert Torrez
James Price
Rizzo
Stalesky
Andrews Eyes Bootlegger Purses in Prohibition Push
Washington dispatch says Assistant Secretary Andrews aims to curb illicit liquor by driving up bootleg prices. He plans a large scale attack on illicit distilling without increasing the prohibition budget of 13 million dollars, relying on reorganized staff and stricter enforcement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Andrews
Shivers Elected Georgia Bulldogs Captain for 1927
I. M. Shivers, University of Georgia end, was chosen captain for the 1927 season at a squad meeting after the Alabama game. He is 20 years old and regarded as a key leader for the coming year.
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Shivers
Georgia Bulldogs
Associated Press
Athens
I. M. Shivers
University of Georgia
Bulldogs
Storm Toll Rises as Southern Towns Aid Hurts
Wind swept through Arkansas Louisiana and nearby areas killing 85 and injuring 300 plus with over a million dollars in damage. Red Cross relief crews worked in multiple parishes while Bastrop and Mer Rouge residents quickly raised funds to aid victims.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Texas
Virginia
Red Cross
Arkansas
Morehouse
Claiborne
Louisiana
Shreveport
Mon-roc
Rouge
Bastrop
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Portsmouth
Missouri
Mer Rouge
C. M. Dalton
Mer Rouge Storm Claims Eleven As Homes And Animals Torn
Reports describe a powerful storm at Mer Rouge that killed eleven people from the Lott family and others, wrecked the home, and scattered livestock and debris. Relief efforts mobilize in Bastrop and Monroe with Red Cross aid and funeral expenses funded by local and state distributions.
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Mer Rouge
Shelby White
Dalton
News-Star Today
Bastrop
Rouge
Joe Davenport
R. J. Cullen
Louisiana Pulp and Paper Comepany
Monroe
Lott
Met Rouge
Robert Lott
New Oreleans
P. E. Seidler
Red Cross
Sechler
Haynesville
Plane Arrives at Colon With Intrepid Crew
Lieutenant Commander H. T. Bartlett and three PN-10 crew members completed a 2060 mile seaplane flight from Hampton Roads to Colon Panama, testing the new machines under heavy fuel loads despite motor lubrication difficulties. The mission showcased naval aviation progress and romance amid technical achievement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hampton Roads
Panama Canal
H. T. Bartlett
Colon
C. Z
Norfolk
Bartlett
John Rodgers
Widow of Slain Jersey Pastor Takes Stand
In Somerville New Jersey on November 26 Mrs Francis Stevens Hall testified in the Hall Mills murder trial that she believed her husband Rev Edward W Hall was faithful to his marriage vows at the time of his death saying he was a devoted husband in response to questions about his fidelity she answered absolutely.
Hall Mills Trial Defendant Mrs Hall Testifies
Mrs Frances Stevens Hall took the stand at 2 p m in the Hall Mills trial in Somerville She dressed in black and maintained composure as the defense nears its end Her testimony finishes the defendants' direct cases with four weeks of courtroom proceedings continuing in Somerville New Jersey
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Somerville
N. J
Frances Stevens Hall
Hall-Mills
Mississippi Governor Faces Leg Amputation Over Infection
MEMPHIS Tenn Nov 27 Governor Henry L Whitfield of Mississippi will likely lose his lower left leg due to a malignant bone infection. Amputation above the knee will be necessary according to physicians at the Campbell clinic. The governor had been at a sanitarium for weeks after a knee operation and a past tennis injury. no exact date for the procedure was set but surgeons expected it within days.
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Memphis
Tenn
Henry L. Whitfield
Mississippi
Campbell Clinic
Whitfield
Ats
Eastern Kentucky gas project plans massive pipeline intake
Louisville Ky November 27. Equitable Gas and Louisville Gas and Electric announce joint move to secure gas from Kentucky fields to serve Pittsburgh district and Louisville region. Control of 600000 acres acquired with more than 2 million spent. Contracts and leases arranged under Byllesby Engineering and Management for the Philadelphia company and affiliates. Plans to deliver gas from the new field are underway.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Louisville Gas and Electric Company
Equitable Gas Company
Philadelphia Company
Byllesby Engineering and Managesment Corporation
Philadelphia Onpany
Louisville Gas and Company
the Equitable Gas
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