Heat Delays Grip Developments In Western Schools
Western college football practice winds down week one as heat hampers sessions at Ohio State Indiana Northwestern and Wisconsin. Injuries curb Chicago guard Neff while Minnesota reports War Duze minor setback. Michigan Rosters form under Captain Bob Brown as Purdue shifts to twilight workouts. Purdue and Notre Dame push drills ahead toward Baylor game.
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A. P
Tocs
Ohio State
Indiana
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Neff
Minnesota
War Duze
Bob Brown
Flora
Grubb
Yost
Michigan
Ingerson
Hawks
Phelan
Purdue
Illini
Baylor
Notre Dame
Urge Unification Vote By Methodist Laymen
A statement from the General Laymen's Association urges the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South to support unification. Signed by George Dixon of Chicago, the note calls for laymen admission to the annual conference and for unity in world service efforts. Headquarters are in the Chicago Temple.
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Chicago
A. P
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
General Laymen’s Association
The
George Dixon
World Service Commission
Deport 206 Chinese Held in New York Prison
In New York 206 Chinese detained for deportation amid Tong murders as 1,100 arrested in two raids. many cannot prove registration credentials. Detectives sweep Chinatown, empty two Bowery theaters, about 500 questioned at the federal building.
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New York
A. P
Department of Justice
Chinatown
Bowery
Federal
Pittsburg
Bryan's Son to Clear Up Estate Matters
William Jennings Bryan Jr. will return from California to settle his father’s estate next month. Early estimates of the fortune range from a half million to over a million, but officials and W. E. Thompson say the value may be under one million and exact worth won’t be known until the appraisal commission finishes.
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Miami
Fla
A. P
William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
California
Bryan
W. E. Thompson
Thompson
Grid Eligibility Up in Southern Conference
The executive committee of the Southern Conference representing fourteen southern college universities met in Atlanta to consider players' eligibility for the coming football season and other routine matters. Dr. S. V. Sanford of the University of Georgia chairs the committee with W. D. Funkhouser of the University of Kentucky as secretary-treasurer. Members include G. O. Ferguson, University of Virginia. J. B. Crenshaw, Georgia Tech. A. V. Hobbs, University of North Carolina. M. J. White, Tulane. P. L. Reed, University of Florida. and H. C. Byrd, University of Maryland.
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Atlanta
A. P
Southern Conference
S. V. Sanford
University of Georgia
W. D. Funkhouser
University of Kentucky
G. O. Ferguson
University of Virginia
J. B. Crenshaw
Georgia School of Technology
A. V. Hobbs
University of North Carolina
M. J. White
Tulane University
P. L. Reed
University of Florida
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Trainer says Miss Ederle needed help during channel attempt
Brighton England Sept 19 Jabez Wolffe Gertrude Ederle's trainer refutes claims she was pulled from the water during her English Channel attempt He says she complained of cramps at hour six and collapsed after eight hours and 45 minutes Helmy the Egyptian swimmer aided her to safety while Wolffe helped with life saving gear Ederle said she was not collapsed and Helmy swam with her until disqualification.
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Brighton
England
A. P
Jabez Wolffe
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Helmy
Helnry
New York
Wolffe
Quarantine to Be Extended Against Texas Foot and Mouth
A conference in Houston with former Governor James E Ferguson and Dr Marion Imes led to extending the foot and mouth disease quarantine to neighboring Texas counties. Harrisburg issued a statewide quarantine blocking Texas livestock and related shipments into Pennsylvania effective Monday including cattle poultry hides hay straw and similar articles.
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Houston
Texas
A. P
James E. Ferguson
Marion Imes
Bureau of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Methodist Episcopal Unification Votes In Ohio and Montana
In Columbus Ohio the Ohio conference voted 131 to 4 for unification of north and south branches and 104 to 32 for laymen to attend annual meetings. Montana delegates in Great Falls backed unification 32 to 2. Both actions go to the general conference for final action.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. P
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Montana
Great Falls
Mont
Montana Methodist Conference
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Family Is All Wiped Out By Accident
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo Sept 19 With the death of Mr and Mrs Samuel Phillips the death toll from a grade crossing wreck near Kennett yesterday rises to four The Phillips family is completely wiped out Two Phillips children were killed outright The family had driven from Jacksonville Ark and were believed bound for Rombauer Mo Relatives they expected to visit were nearby
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Cape Girardeau
A. P
Samuel Phillips
Kennett
Phillips
Jacksonville
Ark
Rombrauer
America Fool's Paradise Says Colorado Bishop
In a Colorado Springs address Rev. Irving P. Johnson criticizes U S culture, saying films and celebrities mislead the public. He cites Will Hays, Fatty Arbuckle, Chaplin, Volstead, and Bryan as examples and warns against relying on Hollywood religion and Pan Protestant ministers for guidance. He calls for self examination of voters and leaders.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
United States
Irving P. Johnson
Colorado
Colorado Bar
Will Hays
Fatty” Arbuckle
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
Mr. Volstead
John Galen Locke
Ku Klux Klan
William Jennings Bryan
Mary Baker Eddy
Ministerial Association
Bshop
Hollywood
Rockefeller Foundation
Red Cross regional meet set for Monday in Monroe
Preparations are complete for a regional Red Cross convention at Monroe city hall Monday at 10 am with national officials present. Mayor Bernstein will give the welcome, Dr John Schrieber authored the first paper, and Dr Thomas E Green of Washington DC will deliver the main address.
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Red Cross
National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Matthew C. Redmond
Ouachita Parish
Arnold Bernstein
Louisiana
J. C. Marsh
Monroe
Hotel Monroe
Wallace Clift
Barney Oakland
Innor Red Cross
Myrtle Rogers
Tenoen Hour
Thomas E. Green
C. E. Faulk
William B. Taylor
Washington
J. H. Trousdale
A. W. Duncan
E. L. Wright
Presbyterian Church
Thomas E Green
American Red Cross
Dr. Green
North
Green
Chattanooga
Florida
Clift
Two Killed in Crossing Crash Near Meridian
Mrs W F Walker and her son Talmadge Walker died when their roadster stalled on a railroad crossing near Pachuta Meridian as a New Orleans and Northeastern train struck the vehicle. W F Walker and Mrs Fred Herrington survived injuries. funeral services planned Sunday afternoon.
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Meridian
Miss
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W. F. Walker
Talmadge Walker
Pachuta
New Orleans
Fred Herrington
Clashes At Ku Klux Klan Meeting Turn Violent in North Brookfield
In North Brookfield Massachusetts on September 19 police report a riot at an outdoor Ku Klux Klan gathering. Rocks and eggs were wielded as clashes erupted between Klan members and anti Klan demonstrators. six men were arrested, with two charged with rioting. Daniel Harrington and Wallace Foote of North Brookfield were named among the detainees.
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Moronco
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Abd-El-Krim
Quergha
Sheshuan
Kifane
Mershal Petain
Abd- El-Krim
Petain
North Brookfield
Mass
Ku Klux Klan
Steven Quill
Edmund V. Downey
Bergin
Martin Bergin
Board of Selectmen
Worcester County
Bergin Field
Daniel Harrington
Wallace Foote
Palace Fire Douses Alteration Room and Dresses
Damage estimated at six thousand dollars followed an early morning blaze in the alteration room of the Palace department store. An overheated electric iron ignited an ironing board, triggering a ceiling sprinkler that flooded the room and soaked dresses and other merchandise on the second and first floors before firefighters arrived.
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Palace
Two New Records Set in Speedway Motorcycle Races
At Syracuse New York Johnnie Seymour of Springfield Mass set world records in motorcycle five mile and ten mile events at the national championship on the state fair grounds dirt track. He posted 3 43.78 for five miles and 7 30.06 for ten miles with Curley Fredericks and Joe Petrali among top finishers.
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N. Y
A. P
Johnnie Seymour
Springfield
Mass
State Fair Grounds
Seymour
Curley” Fredericks
Denver
Joe Petrali
Los Angeles
Jim Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Fredericks
River stages and gauges for Mississippi and Ouachita basins
River stage readings show Memphis at 0.0 with a 0.2 rise, Vicksburg at 8.4 with a 0.1 fall, New Orleans at 1.2 with a 0.2 fall. Ouachita stations Camden steady at 28.0, Monroe at 13.8 unchanged.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Ouachita
Camden
Monroe
Texas Ginnings Total Million Bales Report
Texas ginnings about one million bales and sales around 650,000 as George B. Terrell notes. He forecasts U.S. crop near 13 to 14 million bales with prices likely to rise if supply tight. Oklahoma yield unofficially 1,325,000 bales down from last week’s 1,400,000 due to heavy rains.
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Austin
Texas
A. P
George B. Terrell
United States
Commissioners of Agriculture
Memphis
Tenn
Terrell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
C. D. Carter
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
Rochelle Avenue paving petition seeks street improvement
Property owners on Rochelle Avenue are asked to sign a petition to pave the street from River Front Street to North Fourth Street. If a majority signs, the street will be paved with asphalt over a concrete base like other city streets. Rochelle Avenue has developed rapidly on the north side in recent years.
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Rochelle Avenue
River Front Street
North Fourth Street
Body Found in Colo. Mountain Unidentified
GRAND LAKE Colorado September 19 Forestry officials cannot identify the body on Flat Top Mountain near here as Reverend T. P. Sampson of Austin Texas Ranger Fred M Claren doubts it is the Texas minister saying the remains may belong to a prospector.
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Grand Lake
Colo
Flat Top Mountain
T. P. Sampson
Austin
Texas
Fred M. Claren
Widow's whiskey celebration linked to job aid claims
Mrs Edith Hudson tells the Swartz jail interview she and her husband were intoxicated and she may have been momentarily insane when she fatally stabbed him after a trip to Bastrop and Mer Rouge to buy whiskey. Prosecutors plan to charge her with murder after questioning.
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Edith Hudson
Swartz
Swartz Motor Company
Morris Trustee Company
Sheriff's Department
Billy
Jewish New Year Observed in Monroe Community
The Jewish New Year was formally ushered in with services at the Temple on Jackson Street. Rabbi Carl Schorr delivered a notable sermon on The Influence of the New Year, followed by a morning talk on The Fall of the Mighty by Dr. Schorr. The altar featured autumn flowers arranged by the Jewish Sisterhood. Stores closed all day. retail shops reopen at 6 p.m. with Saturday hours.
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Temple
Jackson Street
Carl Schorr
Club boys and girls to raise winter crops
Fully 280 boys and girls of the parish agricultural clubs will compete this fall in growing late crops of cabbage and cauliflower. Seed and some nitrate fertilizer are provided free, with planting to occur after rain. The experimental plan targets market by January 1, with small areas and a 10 bill minimum. further instruction available from Mrs. Jewell McQuiller.
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Jewell McQuiller
Parish
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