Oxford High and Grenada High fight to 13 13 tie on Ole Miss field
Oxford High led 13 0 at halftime but Grenada High rallied in the second half to force a 13 13 tie on the Ole Miss field. Captains Falkner and Harris scored for Oxford while Pepper Swinney and Fuaua starred for Grenada. gate receipts were $63 with $61 in expenses.
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Oxford High
Ole Miss
Grenada
Oxford High School
Brown Falkner
Lawrence Cook
Raford Patterson
David Harris
Wade Scott
Falkner
Pepper
Swinney
Fuaua
Grenada High
Branham Hume
Oxford
Harris
Choctaws Mop Up With Ole Miss
Mississippi College defeated Ole Miss 27 to 7 at Vicksburg fair grounds. Go atly Hale starred for the Choctaws, but White Parks and Barbour in speed and teamwork carried much of the load. Barbour returned a kickoff 80 yards and Barbour scored a late TD for Ole Miss.
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Vicksburg
Fairgrounds
Mississippi College
White
Parks
Calvin Barbour
Ole Miss
Hale
Barbour
Choctaw
Choc
Braves
Oxford
Clinton
Keith
Lambright
Collegians
Hamilton
Paks
Tyler
University
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Team substitutions reflect college basketball rotation changes
Mississippi College and Ole Miss players mix lineups with frequent substitutions including Hudson Parks Bailey Hamilton Galloway Windsor Busby White and J F Stuart in various bracketed shifts. Officials Stroud Tufts Freeland Ducote supervise a 15 minute quarter format.
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Smith
Stroud
Tufts
Freeland
Vanderbilt
Ducote
Auburn
Dentist leader heads to Chicago council meeting
Dr. William R. Wright, chairman of the National Month Hygiene Publicity Council, travels to Chicago for a council session. He argues preventive dental care can extend life by a decade and that mouth disease links to cancer and rheumatism. He urges parental education and full mouth hygiene beyond brushing.
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William R. Wright
National Month Hygiene Publicity Council
Chicago
Wright
Advertisement touts 660 as fever and cold remedy
A vintage ad claims 660 quickly breaks a cold fever and grippe, preventing pneumonia with a simple remedy.
Governor Russell backs inspection of gas and oil in Mississippi
The Mississippi press backs Gov. Russell’s proposal to inspect coal oil and gasoline to curb inferior grades. Newspapers praise analyzers at the Agricultural Mechanical College, urge a new law, and note past support by editors from Tate County.
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Russell
Mississippi
Winona Times
Agricultural Mechanical College
Hinds County Gazette
Gov
the Times
Tate County
Gazette
Boost Your Home Paper The Eagle Nov 7 12
Local publication highlights home improvement ideas and DIY tips with product features and shopping guides. Expert advice from contractors and designers outlines cost saving strategies, material choices, and style trends for the season.
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the Eagle
Gude's Pepto Mangan Advertises Children Health
An ad claims rapid growth weakens children and poisons replace red blood cells. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan to enrich blood, restore appetite, and fuel growth, suggesting iron builds strength. Drugstores stock liquid or tablet forms.
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Gude
Democratic Wave Caps New York Mayor Victory
New York voters re-elected Mayor John F. Hylan a Democrat by a large margin. With 289 districts reporting, Hylan led Republican challenger Curran and Socialist Panken, amid citywide celebrations and traditional revelry despite partial district counts.
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Hylan
New York
John F. Hyam
Henry H. Curran
Panken
Board of Aldermen
White Way
Republicans Save Assembly Majority in New York Vote
Republicans retain control of the New York Assembly with a 122 seat lead after election returns show a statewide majority. Only one of 62 New York City districts and five other districts remain unreported, indicating the outcome.
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Republicans Save
Assembly
Albany
N. Y
Republican Assembly
New York
Walrath Wins Syracuse Mayor Race in GOP Upset
Syracuse elects John H. Walrath Democrat as mayor by 6,967 plurality over Republican Deforest Settle. It marks the first Republican mayoralty upset in over 15 years in the city.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John H. Walrath
Deforest Settle
Maryland Goes Democratic Wins Control in Maryland Election
Democrats claim victory as W. S. Gordy is elected comptroller and state legislature control swings their way. Republicans concede Baltimore city favored by about 8000 votes, with results reported through midnight.
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Maryland
Baltimore
W. S. Gordy
Oliver Metzerott
Baltimore City
Miss Bessie Sims Leaves for Memphis Nursing Work
Miss Bessie Sims, long supported by her mother, departed Wednesday for Memphis where she has been working as a trained nurse for some time.
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Bessie Sims
Memphis
Mothers and church notes urge guardians to guard youth
A mother’s message warns against dangers to children, urging careful guidance and modest dress to shield girls from temptation. The piece praises church leaders in Oxford, notes Dr. Martin and Dr. Estes, and celebrates a Baraca Sunday School banquet with toastmaster Prof. Murphy and Ray Ramey organizing the event.
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Baptist Church
Oxford
S Martin and
Estes
Methodist Sunday School
Murphy
Ray Ramey
Democrats Regain Kentucky Legislature Control in 1920s Race
Louisville nov 8 Democrats sweep Kentucky restoring control of the House after two years of Republican rule. By midnight 53 of 100 lower house seats were Democratic while the Senate stood 19 Democrats to 17 Republicans with two districts incomplete. A Republican mayor won in Louisville by a large margin.
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Louisville
House of Representatives
Senate
Trinkle Estimated Winner In Virginia Gubernatorial Race
The Times-Dispatch estimates 230000 votes cast with E Lee Trinkle at about 145000 and Henry W Richardson at about 85000, suggesting a landslide two to one victory for Trinkle over Tucker.
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Richmond
E. Lee Trinkle
Wythe
Harry St. George Tucker
Times-Dispatch
Trinkle
Henry W. Richardson
Memphis Guest at Daughter's Home
Mr. Nasom of Memphis was the guest of his daughter Mrs. D W Black.
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Mr. Nasom
Memphis
D. Ww. Black
Misleading figure overstates Oxford building boom
The News Scimitar notes a claim of 100 million dollars in Oxford building work but clarifies actual upgrades total about 250 thousand dollars. It warns such exaggerated figures could spur an unwarranted labor influx. The piece highlights Oxford's university prestige and ongoing improvements.
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Oxford
Miss
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Progressive Leagues
Chamber of Commerce
Eagle
Lafayette
State University
University
Grand Dame Coffee Demonstration at Patton's Hardware
Miss Norma Parker demonstrates Grand Dame Coffee at Patton's Hardware store across Thursday to Saturday. Mr Will Leavell of Colorado visits Oxford friends this week. Mrs J A Dunlap of College Hill travels via Oxford to Rienzi Mississippi to visit daughter Mrs T H Ray. Families from Water Valley and Aylesville visit sister Mrs Claude Roach this week. Mrs Calvin S Brown and Margaret visit relatives in West Point Georgia. Robert Tomlinson visits Memphis this week.
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Norma Parker
Patton’s
Will Leavell
Colorado
Oxford Friends
J. A. Dunlap
College Hill
Oxford
Rienzi
T. H. Ray
Whitehead
Water Valley
Dudley Ayles
Aylesville
Mary Norfleet
Claude Roach
Calvin S. Brown
Margaret
West Point
Robert Tomlinson
Memphis
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