College Gridders Ready For Start Of 1925 Season
Nation watches college football as Notre Dame, California, Stanford, Georgia Tech and others prepare for season openers. Notre Dame faces Baylor with an inexperienced lineup while Pitt looks strong against Washington and Lee. Early games also feature Stanford versus Olympic Club and Penn against Army.
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College
Davis J. Walshe
Internatal Wews Service
New York
Big Three
Big Ten
Notre Dame
California
Stanford
Georgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Darmouth
Crognell
Columbia
Tuland
Vanderbilt Texan
Lafayette
Pittsburgh
Syrachau
Marquette
Brown
Georgia
Baylor
Rockne
Crowley
Miller
Layden
Stuhldreher
Indiana
Santa Clara Glao
Bears
Taft
Santa Clara
Johnny Barrett
Washington and
Lee
Pitt
Panther
Olympic Club
Uramus
Syracuss
Hobart
Cornell
Dartmouth
Eastern Football Presses Toward Yale Clash Next Month
Eastern football leads its section and eyes the Yale game next month as it charges ahead. Brown faces a tough schedule with a Rhode Island State breather tomorrow. LaFayette, Penn State, Muhlenberg, and Lebanon Valley also show easier paths. Georgia and Mercer loom as notable Southern matchups while Georgia Tech presses on with Wyckoff, and Van derbilt’s plan for Murfreesboro relies on imagination. The Southern field appears broadly smooth for now.
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Ursting
Yale
Brown
Providence
Rhode Island
LaFayette
Peon State
Muhlenberg
Lebanon Valley
Georgia
Maercer
Georgia Tech
Wyckoff
Oglethorpe
Vanderbilt
Murfreesboro
Enforcements Budget At Thirteen Million Prohibition Officials Tell Budget Panel
Gen L C Andrews and other prohibition officials told a budget committee the 1926 dry budget may be kept around thirty million with reorganized enforcement to yield better results. A centralized system will cut interior work, reduce personnel, and save funds to possibly lower taxes. Officials report strong public seriousness toward the Volstead act and note smugglers risk a coastward attack in fall.
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L. C. Andrews
Prohibition
Andrews
Pew
North Atlantic
Approve Contracts For Street Grading
Council today approved two street grading contracts. J. B. Thorson will grade Thorpe street and Smith & McQuiston will grade Bonzo street.
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Council Today
J. B. Thorson
Thorpe Street
Smith & McQuiston
Bonzo Street
Wilkinsburg Honors McKechnie as Pirates Leader
Wilkinsburg residents flood Forbes Field ticket offices for Bil McKechnie, Pirates manager and choir member at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Local pastor Rev B R Knight praises him as a fine man active in church and a choir member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg
Bil McKechnie
Pennatwinning ‘Pirates
Methodist Episcopal
Forbes Leld
Ma Kechnie
Washington
McKechnie
Rodgers urges aviation action in coast speech
In Washington Commander Rodgers criticizes hesitant officials delaying plane operations and insists aviation benefits must be reaped now. He accepts fault for PN-9 No. 1 Honolulu hop error citing failure to signal change of course, urging decisive action by air board.
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Rodgers
Washington
Lam
Honolulu
Shenandoah disaster blamed on engine power at inquiry
Testimony before the naval court of inquiry argued the Shenandoah loss was indirect results of engine failure. It noted a proposal to replace five 200 hp engines with three 800 hp Packard units and cited a Col. who believed full power could have kept the airship from the western storm. A mayoral remark in Chicago about needing more music follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Court of Inquiry
Iuanadowne
Bureau of Aeronautics
Washington
Packard
Shenandoah
Col. Inl
What Did You See
Barber re strings a madelin for a customer whose musical skill doesn t reach the mechanical end. A young fellow buys his first der by hat. An iron helmeted oddity and a studious person reading agricultural stats at the public library. A stout man eats in a small room with tiny chairs and a fragile porch bears his bulk. A schoolteacher in work trousers and army shoes heads to school. A rheumatic man checks a thermometer with cold weather approaching. An unpleasant young man entertains his girlfriend and her mother at a 2 o clock movie with mother as an unwelcome guest.
Ward hearings on zone plans begin Monday in city
But in the report a schedule lists meetings for each ward at various locations, starting Monday evening at the Y W C A auditorium. E P Best, an engineer, will address civic groups and show maps while ten thousand notices of the meetings are prepared for distribution through schools.
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West Side
Second Ward
Highland School
First Ward
Third Ward
Court House
Fourth Ward
Thaddeus Stevens
E. P. Best
Lions
Wiwanis Club
Asageladon
Barats
CIA
To Build Garage Underneath Porch In Marsland Avenue
B Ford seeks council approval to build a garage beneath his front porch on Marsland Avenue. The plan details a concrete wall structure with a driveway, describing the porch height relative to the street and the property lot size. The notice informs council of the construction intent and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ford
Marsland Avenue
Connel
New Castle High Band Grows Into National Repute
The New Castle High Band, led by Prof. Irvine and with Paton as assistant, shows strong prospects this year despite many graduates. Practice sessions in the high school auditorium and a solid lineup of returning players signal a continued national-style prominence for the band.
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Mare
John der
Laverne EB
Irvine
Paton
Bridenbaugh
Notte
New Castle
KDKA
Anderson Opens Libel Charges Against Chicago Paper
William H. Anderson former New York Anti Saloon League superintendent says he will sue for 50000 for libel by a Chicago religious publication The suit asks for damages and if unpaid may be settled with advertising for his alliance He claims the publication falsely said he served time for misuses of Anti Saloon League funds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Chisago
Anti-Baloon League
Finance Leaders Parley on Debt Adjustment Today
A joint conference between American and French debt commissions was scheduled for noon to discuss funding terms for postwar debt. France seeks favorable terms amid currency and interest disputes, while American officials push to protect U.S. taxpayers from greater losses.
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Congress
Senate
Wm. £. Borah
Caillaux
France
M. Caillaux
Varloga
Treasury
Thatage Ag
la France
Cabiner
Entertain Epworth Scouts At Weiner Roast Last Night
Epworth M. J Church Boy Scouts Troop hosted a weiner roast at the William Raney farm near Mt. Jackson with 25 scouts in attendance. They gathered at Allan school at 6 15 p m and rode in H T McCurdy George Raney and Calahan led transportation. Scout Executive Galahan and Raney supervised as the event featured gh or tales.
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Epworth Scouts
Weiner
Epworth M. J Church
Avenig
Wiliam Raney
Mt. Jachkwon
Allan School
H. Tl. McCurdy
George Raney
Calahan
Owen P. Fox
Galahan
Raney
Sister from Paris in town for three nights at Pan Theater
Constance Talmadge presents Her Sister From Paris at the Pan Theater next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The comedy features a Parisian heroine guiding an American beau through social mix ups in a light farce setting.
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Faroe
Constance Talmadge
Slater
Paris
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Stoner Buried
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for Mary M Stoner John Groover Katherine Lombardo John V Flannery with details on deaths ages locations dates and burial plans across Indianapolis Jamestown and New Castle. Highlights include services held at homes churches and cemeteries with family survivors listed and dates noted.
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John Groover
Washington Street
Groover
Indiana
Indianapolis
Eva. Hall
Hope
Ind
Melissa ,Bier
Jamestown
Renton Groover
Frank Groover
Liston
James Greovar
Danville
Int
Alwa
Panerah
Iale
Wow, Snitt
Christian Church of Sharesty
Tnd
John V. Flannery
Hagerstown
Mil
New Castle
Mornoipey
Thinity
Flannery
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Katherine Flannery
T. B. Boyd
Haetman Heads Community Chest Board Formation
A report outlines the selection process for the Community Chest board, emphasizing broad representation and nonpartisan administration. Three women serve on the present board, with a slate of directors from local firms and city departments, led by Thomas H. Hartman as president and J James K. Lea as vice president.
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Fation
Cotati
Rity
Community Chest
The
Totawlig
Thomas H. Hartman
J James
Bro
James Mayberry
Walkover Root
M. Pendluwanger
3. Tire Co
L. BO Read
New Caste Electric Co
J. If. Furst
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Ira M. Ramsey
John A. Butler
New Castle
American Sheet and ‘Tin Plite Co
Wallyn Wallace
Th. Eagan
H. M. Klend
Newark Police Nab Swindler
Newark police arrest Myles Gerhean of Pinsburgh known as The English Count for allegedly posing as nobility to swindle a Newark real estate man. He lived at Hotel Riviera with expensive wardrobe and faces warrants in Har ry Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.
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Iesion
Noabody
Iernattinad Nave
Newark
Myles Gerhean
Pinsburgh
Fred
Rigg
Nzie
Fred Alaud
the Underworld
Neware
Vicim
Gerben
Issum
Hotel Riviera
Gerke
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Robert Gordon
Sherwood Brown
Harold Sankey
John Snyder
Walter McConnail
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Robert Gibson
William McKibben
Sormaeta
Harry Alford
Charles Cunningham
Ben Graham
Eugene Wallace
William Davide
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Karlaton Brown
Leonard Smith
Ransford Riddle
Fred Brewster
Alfred Heed
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Scolt Sample
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Paul Sidley
Sam Davies
Rage Horns
Dave Young
Orville Hoover
Edmund Evans
Tom Solomon
Merle Brooks
Tory de Polo
Bill Mansfield
William Adrtiver
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John Sehepp
Lester McConnell
Wilbur McCullough
Edwin Fisher
Moher
Perry
Harns
Bruce Alexander
Arthur Allen
Chester Wilkison
Tom Lewis
Clarence McConnell
Richard Deverall
Russell Johnston
Harold Guy
Tibrarian
Waltar McGrath
Gurpins A. EF
Prance
Devtor Natioon Carcy
Liberty
Juwen Ph. Calahin
Ghost
Katherine Lombardo
Andy Lombarda
South Wayne Street
Marvices
Lucy's Church
Inpaolite
C F. Flannery
South Mi Street
Mary's
Osk Park Cemetery
Haetman
Community Chest Board
Fashion Park
Meshington
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Graham Brothers Trucks
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Charles Gerhern
Pittsburg
Harry, Pa
Philadelphia
William Wordsworth
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