Intercollegiate Showdowns Loom in Saturday Big Nine Battles
Iowa faces Minnesota in Minneapolis as the Gophers seek first conference win and a strong test against the Hawkeyes. Wisconsin and Chicago clash while western teams prepare for key intersections. Future games include Syracuse at Michigan and Indiana at Purdue with a wide slate across the West and East.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Epead
Hawkeyes
Gophers
South Dakota
Chicago
Wisconsin
Wextern
Winconsin
Syracuse
Michigan
Tatts
Indiana
Vinols
Fowsa
Drake
Northwestern
Minnouri
Oklahoma
South Dakota Agios
Michigan Agkina
Kansas Agglon
Kansas University
Wabash
Notra Dame
BAST
Tutors
Brown
Colby
University of Maine
Willams
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
George Washington
Johns Hop
Khia
Lonigh
Cathole University
Goleta
Sotiagtiond Y
Uralnua
Swarthmore
Aymy
Villanova
Pennsylvania
Washington & Jettardony
Yale
Dartmouth
Princeton
Drake Ready for Purple Northwestern Game
Des Moines Oct 27 The Drake football squad left for Chicago with Jornegan rejoining the group after illness He is expected to play part of the Northwestern clash Saturday The line averages 172 17 pounds backfield 168 and the team 106 10 11 pounds Smith and Warnock are in their third year Blackburn and Sprong in their second with seven others lacking gridiron experience
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Des Moines
Drake
Chicago
Jornegan
Tarly
Northwestern
Smith
Warnock
Blackburn
Sprong
Cubs Face 100000 Dollar Damage Suit
Chicago October 27 A suit for 100000 dollars damage against the Chicago National League baseball club was begun yesterday afternoon before Judge John Gibbons in the circuit court. Plaintiffs John H Lee Edward F Hamm and the Metal Specialty Manufacturing company sue over a contract for patented heats with packs on the Cubs grounds March 12. Barrett later sold him weight and the agreement to the plaintiffs in the action.
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Chicago
Chicago National Leykup
Wan Bagun
John Gibbons
Ciredt
John H. Lee
Edward Ff. Hamm
Metal Specialty Manufacturing Company
Army and Navy game tickets sell out at Polo Grounds
New York on October 27 reports all seats for the Army Navy football game at the Polo Grounds on November 2 are sold. Secretary John L Foster of the New York Exposition Company says more than 15,000 requests were denied but demand remains high. The piece notes 18,500 seats were allocated to each service school and mentions the Right Infantry Department preparing for a return from the Mexican border with a reception and parade planned by local officials.
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New York
Polo Grounds
John L. Foster
South Woro
Toster
Army and Navy
Corre
Creer Trials Guard
Chicago
Twiinofa National Guard
Chico
Tthe
National League Responds To McGraw Incident Remarks
New York Chief Johnson of the National League issued a statement disputing a charge related to the McGraw incident. He defends the league’s handling and notes Johnson would avoid trouble if not provoked by statements from club owners and umpires.
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New York
J. K. Toner
National League
B. B. Johnson
American League
Milwaukee
McGrawner Dent
Johnson
McGraw
Tenor
Purd Bincombe
National League Io
Ruma
McGraw Alsa
Island social raises funds with large turnout
A late evening church social at Teland Methods Episcopal drew a larger crowd and better mood than the prior night. About $60 was cleared, totaling roughly $100 across the two socials, with cake and ice cream served. Mrs. R. F. Johnson and her daughter planned a brief Chicago visit after their Bloomington township departure.
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Episcopal Church
Krogtor
R. F
Johnson
Bloomington Township
Chicago
Old Kentucky Chewing Plug Promises Rich Flavor
An advertisement extols Old Kentucky chewing tobacco as the supreme full flavor bite. It claims harvest from ripe Kentucky Burley leaf, careful hand selection, thorough washing, slow pressing, and sanitary production to yield a sweet mellow chew. Try a pocket plug today.
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Old Kentucky
Kentucky
German Baptists Plan Rally Day at Sunday School
German Baptist Church schedules Rally Day led by the Sunday school at 9:30 AM with a decorated program. Includes opening preludes, readings, solos, recitations, dialogues, songs, a presentation by classes, and remarks by Rev. P. Geller.
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German Baptist Church
German Baptist
Feroures
Suneaay
JobNson
Addrair
C. Borchardt
Lillian Johmson
Cunriotts
Kathearine Borchardt
Dulogue
Harold Motagar
Moss
Vin Motzgar
Ralph Tobors
Fxlun Golkalor
Clandis Mucha
Ralph Schlack
Lula Caratonnen
Carl Dipple
Emil Roltz
Neading
Keda Caratonnen
Lary Schalk
Rehool
Recktaton
Mario Schiltz
Marie Wodekind
Lillian Borchardt
Infant’s Clan
Reiding
Luan Caratenaca
Linist Johnson
Lidna’ Golusler
Blanche
Maruri Mucha
Mre
Rickhof
Sehoal
Dorothy Tobors
Eunica Mucha
Minnie Pootz
P. Geller
Clouing Bone
Informal Meet at Fruitland Draws Local Republicans
An informal rally of Republican candidates and leaders drew about eight dozen attendees at Frank Strouse’s grocery in Fruitland. After supper at Teland Methodist Church, the group planned an informal spiker event in Atallaga this evening as part of countywide campaign activities.
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Fruitland
Frank Strouse
Teland| Methodial Episcopal Church
W. 8. Mekee
Central
Conesville
Guardians for Two Brothers in Muscatine County
John Wettleat and Augustus Wettleat, two brothers from a Muscatine county family, were placed under guardianship by district court. Emma Wettleat and William Wettleat were named guardians over John and Augustus respectively, as their father’s estate of 400 acres in Pilea township faces a 16 000 mortgage and 7 000 in debt. The guardianship aims to preserve farming operations while the indebtedness is addressed.
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Muscatine County
Halras
Pixo
John Weclests
Augustus Wettlent
Emma Wettlent
John Wettlent
William Wettleat
Augustus Wettleat
J. B. Wilson
Joint Wettleat
Anya
Slater
Pilea Township
Bela
William Wottleaf
Guardians Appointed by Judge Theophilus in Davenport
In Davenport court orders filed this morning, William Theophilus appointed guardians for the involved parties as directed by the district court. The action follows standard probate procedures and reflects timely judicial oversight of guardianship matters.
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William Theophilus
Davenport
Teachers Visit Nearby Schools
Faculty members observe "whatting day" and visit nearby schools to learn about programs.
High School Students Tour Schools Across Davenport and Ottumwa
Local high school students take a day off for an educational field tour visiting Davenport, Leew City, and Ottumwa as guests of area schools. Teachers accompany the group seeking new teaching ideas and methods for educational work.
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Davenport
Lews City
Ottumwa
Umes
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