Landis releases testimony in Cobb Speaker betting scandal
United Press reports Baseball Commissioner Landis published more than 100 pages of testimony in the Detroit Cleveland game case. Ty Cobb Tris Speaker and pitchers Dutch Leonard and Joe Wood are named, with Cobb denying knowledge of bets as Landis promises no immediate decision.
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Dutch Leonard
Joe Wood
Detroit
Associated Press
Chicago
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Baseball
Landis
Arf
Cleveland
Cobb
Speaker
Joe Wond
Srorld
Chicago White Sox
Leonard
Tiger
Fred C. West
CITES
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Pltchom
Wood
Pla
Bolan
Brest
Anyony
California
Teague
Commissioner Tardis
Basetan
United Pros
Commisasioner IX
M. Landis
Landis Fasuea
Royal Christmas at Sandringham House Party
Associated Press reports every member of the royal family will attend Christmas at Sandringham except the Duke of Connaught who is in the Riviera. Queen Mary oversees the Christmas tree and gift decorations while Prince George returns from naval service to join festive dancing. Streets of Leighton Buzzard will host carols, and Pimlico awaits renewal under the Duke of Westminster.
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Associated Press
Tandon
Sandringham House
Duke of
Prince George
Prince of Wales
Leighton Buzzard
Beffordshire
Ola Man Winter Grips Milwaukee With Autumn Temperatures
The article notes Ola Man Winter ruling Milwaukee region as temperatures hover near autumn levels. Government meteorologist W. P. Stewart mentions several days fitting winter onset, while a forecast hints at a potential white Christmas and possible warmer days ahead.
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Milwaukee
Santa Claus
Joolidge Joins Ranks Of The Late Shoppers
Washington. President Caoeldes hins joined bhy ranks of late Christmas shoppers. Ife is not making they purchases himself, but his military hide Col. Sherwood A. Cheney has been very busy visiting local stores and bringing back armloads of pack, anaes Most of the purchases so far seem to be books.
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Winkted Press
Washington
Caoeldes Hins
Ife
Sherwood A. Cheney
Anaes
Whereabouts of youth not known in Milwaukee area
Friends and relatives of Kenneth Morrow, a popular Milwaukee Normal School student, report he has disappeared from home for almost a month. They say no clue to his whereabouts can be found and appeal for information from the public.
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United Press
Milwanker
Kenneth Morrow
Milwaukea Normal School
Babson Urges Payment of Bills Today
Special to The Northwestern Roger W Rabson urges immediate payment of all current bills to improve credit flow and boost local business. He argues debt hinders communities and that paying now could make Oshkosh a leading American business center, referencing Rabson’s letter in Friday’s market page.
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Babson
Tony
Oshkosh
Amerine
Roger W. Rabson
Rabson
Gasoline at Five Cents a Gallon in Moscow
Private car owners in Moscow fear rising fuel costs as gasoline reaches five cents per gallon. With only two private autos, a buyers strike would be futile while government and embassy vehicles dominate the fleet.
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United Press
Moscow
Capitoll
Wife Supports Tale Against Beloved Jealous Husband
Mrs. Helen Ortiz testified in Beloit murder case that her husband Ignacio Ortiz shot Edward Wisniewski after Wisniewski pushed him off a moving car. She said the fatal shot may have been accidental and that she still loves Ortiz despite being wounded.
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Helen Ortiz
Wisniewski
United Press
Milwaukee
Ignacio Ortiz
Beloit
Edward Wisniewski
Kalled Wisniewski
Ort
Ortiz
Ortiz Becami
Justo
College Santa Dares Police By Carrying Tree Back
A Town State College student, after decorating a curbside Christmas tree, was escorted by Ames police to return the tree to a merchant and have its holiday attire removed, ending with the student compliant in the shop.
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United Press
Ames
Town State College
Heflin charges spark new probes into Teapot Dome case
Washington reports Senator Heflin expands inquiry into Jess Smith murder links while Albert Fall and Harry Sinclair face conspiracy charges in the Teapot Dome lease. Court motions challenge indictments as government plans early trials and seeks testimony from key witnesses tied to the Reserve and Hard ing era leases.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
D. C
Jess Smith
Senate
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Harry 3
Sinclair
Fall
Teapot Dome
Guish
Triat
Weflin
Smith
Harry M. Daugherty
Mildnaire Sporksman
Mmgnate
New York
L. Doheny
Elk Finn
Calif
Laowyers
Owen
J.roberts
Atlen Pomerene
HL. M. Mackmer
James O'Neil
Blackmer
O'Neill
Senate All Committee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Casa Browine
Naval Oil
Fourding
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Warry F. Sinclair
Reserve
Tanatte Hia
Harding
Atorm
Renate
Fall-Doheny
Mostly cloudy forecast and light rain for evening in memo
Weather notes indicate mostly cloudy skies with possible drizzle or rain beginning tonight. There is no significant change expected through Wednesday, with temperatures remaining mild and unsettled conditions on tap.
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Dee
Associated Irons
Daily Northwestern
Milwaukee man dies after steamer voyage in hospital
Milwaukee Frank Brooks of Iudington Michigan died in a hospital after being taken aboard a Pere Marquette steamer that docked Sunday night. Doctors cited natural causes as the probable reason, though the exact cause was not determined.
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United Preas
Milwaukee
Frank Brooks
IS CHALLENGED IN THE SENATE ON CONVENTION SYSTEM
United Press reports in Washington that the campaign to restore the old convention system for nominating senators is challenged in the Senate. Vice President Dawes faced a counterattack from Senator Hiram Johnson as debate looms. Johnson argues the direct primary harms the public, while the old system centralized power and money.
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United Press
Washington
Dawes
Senate
New York
Hiram Johnson
California
Crose
Johnson
Illinels
Pennsylvania
Profit on Paper From Victor Talking Machine Deal
New York a profit on paper of 10 million dollars has been created in ten days by bankers who bought Victor Talking Machine company. Speyer & company and J. W. Seligman announced the purchase at 135 a share. The stock rose to 155 a share, with an unrealized margin near 40 million dollars if the price holds.
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Wiltrd Press
New York
Victor Talking Machine Company
Speyer & Company
J. W. Seligman
Wisconsin League Tax Catechism Sparks Governor Blaine Clash
The League of Wisconsin Municipalities asks Gov. Blaine to identify specific lies or misstatements in a tax catechism analysis of state taxation. Blaine’s Nov. 3 letter to Frank is cited as denouncing the pamphlet as unworthy of a university. League officials say the matter was discussed at Milwaukee meetings and authorized officials to seek errata in the catechism.
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CBI Associatia Tross
Milwanive
John
Whine
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
League
Blaine
Glenn Sfraine
University of Wisconsin
Ford TW
May Gregor
Frank
MacGregor
Milwaukee
Henry Traxler
Janesville
Ttain
Biains
Traxler
Blaine Ts
Walwauken
Ord TL. MacGregor
Teague
Glenn Frank
University of Wlaconkin
League of Wisconsin
TD. Welivan
Wine Armstrong
Racine
MW. Osborne
Kenosha
J. J. Worcham
la Crowe
Wile
J.iam Baxter
Superior
Henry Tranter
Tanenville
Taare
Wisconsin
Congress Today Briefs On Bills And Hearings
Today's congress briefing notes ongoing action on rivers and harbors legislation. The agriculture appropriations bill is under review. War department and independent allocations are examined by the military committee. Interstate and foreign commerce discusses miscellaneous items.
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Appropriations Committee
War Department
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
factions divide Wisconsin progressives in coming session
Madison observers see four factions shaping the Wisconsin legislature with debates over conservation taxation education and department consolidation. The split includes a Zimmerman La Follette progressive wing, conservative Republicans, and a strong Socialist contingent. Key issues: interim tax board reform personal property tax, and education board cuts, with schisms possible in each group ahead of Gov. Johnsons address.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Fred R. Zimmerman
Johisms Possiblag
Shane
Board of
Public Affalfa
Commiastans
Come Mittoca
Muchei
Zimmerman
Hlaine-La Follette
Man Chase across States Ends with Suspect Apprehension
A dash across Minnesota and Wisconsin ends when Lamontن, a vigilante figure, captures J. Smith after recognizing him at Ta mama’s hotel. Smith, who had a $45 wardrobe claimed theft, confessed to the crime and will be sent back to Duluth for questioning.
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Unltd
Milwauker
Northwest Mounted Police
Victor Lismont
Wuluth Butelman
Alwayest
Lemant
Smith
Minnesota
Wistensin
Lamont
Mihvanies
Duluth
Rise to Pinnacle in Railroading From Minor Roles
United Press notes the ascent of Tambus Hate to president of Che Sis sours, Wansae & Texas railroad. Marie, named general traffic head and later vice president in charge of traffic, rose from clerk in Dallas in 1880 to top traffic expert by 1907. The piece recalls Charles Whitehead as a pioneer who also began humbly, with Georgie Atkins succeeding as in charge of traffic.
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United Press
St. Louis
Ga- Tambus Hate
Che Sissours
Wansae
Texas
Wing. Marie
Katy
Board of
Directure
New York
Carlowville
Ala
Tamden-Ridney College
University of Virginia
Read
Alerk
Dallas
Tin
Vicw
Valle Ancesedy
Charles Ny Whitehead
Whitehead
Georgie Atkins
Haile
Asiice
Atkins
Petersburg
Tkst
Pope’s Criticism of Fascist Policies Shocks Italy
Rome reports indicate the Italian government finds the pope’s allocution strange and insulting to fascist religious policy. The papal declaration widens the rift between church and state, leaving political circles stunned as newspapers stay silent on the issue.
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Pope
Pan American flight departs from Kelly Field for South American tour
Five army airliners in a V formation lift from Kelly Field at 10:31, 10:52, and thereafter, bound for San Antonio and the Mexican border. General Patrick and officers witness the launch as the air arm begins a four month journey across deserts mountains and seas to unite twenty nations through a historic goodwill mission.
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Kelly Field
San Antonio
Pan-Amer- Tsun Airargosy
Helly Field
Texas
Alamoy
Patrick
Air Service
United States
South America
Rejuvenation of his wardrobe ends in Appleton arrest
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wis John O Dea l Oshkosh entered a second hand shop Saturday afternoon to purchase a coat and vest and offered a check as payment The shopkeeper cashed the check and asked him to wait at a nearby hotel Patrolman Rankin later arrested O Dea l in the hotel pocket officers found $15 and a stolen vest The clerk was named Sigl and the matter was drawn for further investigation of the stranger s finances and commercial dealings.
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Appleton
Wis
John
Oshkosh
Enat
Vest
Snathh
Inter
Joseph Rankin
O'Deal
George T. Prim
Cour Land
John Sig
Doudna Declines La Crosse Normal Presidency
Wisconsin State Teachers Association secretary Madison-Edgar G. Nonada declined the presidency of La Crosse State Normal School. Board secretary Willan Kittin announced a three member committee will interview candidates to select a new president after Ernest A. Smith resigns to lead Toledo University. Smith will remain nominal head until February 1.
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Madison
Edgar G. Nonada
Wisconsin State Teachers Association
Willan Kittin
Board of
Normal Sehent
Pres
Ernest A. Smith
Toledo University
Toledo
Smith
la Crosse School
Hale
Arr
Doudnahv
Uron
Slegt
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