Illinois and Ohio State clash described in late season tale
Chicago sports writer Harry Rayson reports on Illini and Buckeyes thrilling playmaking as Zuppke’s 1934 team inspires likening tactics to Notre Dame’s 1913 era. Analysts dissect a novel series of laterals and a controversial end zone play regarding a potential safety.
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Chicago
Reoert C. Zupphe
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Illinois
Zuppke
AiGesy Apuivahce
le Jale Enute Rockne
Gus Dorais
Notre Dame
Kyle Anderson
Ilint
Buckeyes
Clint
Ohio State
Jack Beynon
Dykstra
Beynon
Miingis
Obie State
Lions Triumph Over Farmers In Baker's Bowling League
Lions defeated Farmers in yesterday's Baker's Bowling League results. Games Friday include Barbers versus Carmack. Department of Agriculture chemists experiment with transforming undesirable honey into vinegar.
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Barbers
Carmack
Department, of Agriculture
L Pet
Alumni
Lions Club
Farmers
Chevrolets
Farmers Co
Union Manuf. Co
Gittinger
Cartnack
Scouty and friends observe a cabin man's boat plan
In a dawn sequence Scouty and Wee Dancy wake the group and watch an old friend work. The cabin man explains a new boat carved from a ship’s wood as the children anticipate a ride aboard their future vessel. The scene ends with a promise of continuation.
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Wee Dancy
Coe
NBA Service, Inc
Legion for Immediate Cash Payment of Bonus
The American Legion's legislative committee in Miami urges the government to pay veterans' bonuses in cash now, estimating about 2.0 billion dollars, with an extra 1.0 billion to remit interest on existing loans. The report, presented to the general convention, signals potential controversy as chairman Hay Kelly speaks for the plan.
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Miami
Fla
American Legion
Hay Kelly
Corporation
Leaders vow readiness for future disputes at convention
The report notes anticipations of battles over immediate payment and a National Commander Edward A. Hayes urging open minds for tomorrow's controversies. It reflects a convention mood prioritizing adaptability and unity while facing potential disputes.
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Edward A. Hayes
Ri chetti in Jail in Lisbon as desperado ties loom
A 95 year old county jail in Lisbon Ohio, twice condemned as unfit, held Adam Richetti. He is a desperado linked to Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and sought in Columbia Missouri for slaying two officers. Sheriff Ballantine says authorities are ready for anything as the case unfolds.
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Lisbon
Adam Richetti
Chares
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Richetti
Columbia
Kansas City
Frank Ballantine
Cleamson-Smith gridiron tale and fall fair highlights
A jumble of sports notes from Columbia and nearby events. Mention of Clemson Smith football at the State Fair Grounds, intramural games at Frederickton schools, speedball and soccer leagues, Duke's Southern Conference lead, Tennessee players as All-America prospects, and Vanderbilt's heavy line. Also notes on racing crash at Cabarrus Fair with driver Moore injured and a prior speed demo by Moore and his brother.
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State Fair Grounds
Columbia
5. C
Tuga
Tom Suer
Knoxville
Tentesser
Duke Los
Unis
South
Phil Dickens
Tennessee
Gene Sarazen
Peter Jackson
Barney Ross
Californias
Cutter
Vanderbilt
Cenceren
Pt Pang
Boederiik Baatt
Tity Orivett
Concord N. J
Ratirdas
Cabarrus Fair
Moore
Lves
Suver Springs
Moore Tavar Cie Cay
Cogether
Frank
Carter's Liver Pills Promoted As Bile Stimulant
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe, gentle way to “wake up your liver bile” and promote free bile flow. It emphasizes avoiding harsh laxatives and claims the product cleanses the bowels, improves digestion, and relieves bad breath and headaches. The red labeled bottle is recommended at drugstores in 1931.
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Carter
Sophomore Soccer Star Farling Divorce Case Noted
A fragmented local brief mentions Farling a sophomore on the soccer team, with references to a divorce case and updates from various community figures. The intelligible text points to a civic or school-level notice amid garbled OCR.
Endorsement backs Charles W Woodward for Sixth Circuit Associate Judge
A previously unpublished Frederick county endorsement presented to Judes Woodward before his candidacy declaration praises his tenure since October 1932. The Frederick and Montgomery County Bars urge his candidacy for Associate Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit of Maryland and pledge strong support, asserting he has discharged duties ably and fairly.
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Frederick County
Judes Woodward
Frederick
Montgomery County
Charles W. Woodward
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Maryland
Woodward
Custody Fight Sparked by May to September Turnabout
Mrs Baylor seeks custody of their child as Metz abandoned her on September 1 after months of disputes from May through July. The narrative, relayed by Stoner and Storm, reflects a troubled separation reported in The News.
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Stoner
Storm
Dave's Pepsin Remedy Promises Relief From Indigestion
An advertisement proclaims that a single teaspoon of Daves Mentha Pepsin eases gas, heart pressure, and dizziness within ten minutes. It claims complete relief from dyspepsia and associated symptoms with a money back guarantee if one bottle does not show the way to stomach comfort.
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Dave
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