Francis and Warroors to mix tonight at college gym
The Maroons meet St Francis College basketball five in the college gym tonight. Both teams seek victory as a hard fought game is anticipated by rooters. The Maroons, weakened by players gone to war, rely on veterans and practice gains to challenge the fast Francis squad. Admission is free and fans are invited.
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Local coach finds Hannibal coach resigns delaying season schedule
Coach Harold Brazelton of the Blue and White waits for Hannibal to set the season schedule. A morning letter reveals Hannibal's coach has resigned, clouding prospects for this season’s games.
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By Pop How Can It Be A Standing Army
A critique questions the concept of a standing army that never stands still, arguing it remains in constant motion and preparedness rather to a fixed military posture. The line suggests modern forces are perpetually on the move rather than stationary.
Revised IGIS season schedule announced for 1920s
Coach Hrazeltan urged players to keep practicing after securing a coach, as a schedule change allowed games against Hannibal and others. The revised list includes Macomb at home January 12, Grigsville January 19, Hannibal January 26, AWK February 2, Griggsville February 9 at home, Jacksonville February 16, Carthage February 22 at home, district tournament March 1-2, Keokuk March 9, and Hannibal March 16.
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Shot Gun Owners Organizing Branch Aimed at Home Defense
The National Association of Shot Gun Owners launches a campaign to organize a Gaines branch with John Philip Sousa as national chairman. Eugene Schnierle of Donaldson Lithograph Company travels to Guiney to recruit local shotgun owners and promote armed vigilance and cooperation with authorities.
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H S Students Defeat Instructors In School Game
In a Thursday armory clash the Hlich svehoul faculty faced the Blue and White first team. Students won 22 to 11 as Steinbeck Lummis and Captain Bush starred for the regulars while Ricketts Brazelton and Tall led the faculty. Field goals listed with Steinbeck 5 Bush 2 Lummis 3 Ricketts 2 Brazelton 2 Tall 1. Foul goals noted for both sides.
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Today’s Films: Silent Stars Preview Reel Lot
Quincy shows Helen Gibson and Val Paul in the End of the Run a two reel comedy. Dorothy Philips stars in Fires of Rebellion and Dorothy Gish in Stage Struck a five reel Triangle feature. Also listed are Mutual Weekly news items, Mack Sennett’s The Pullman Bride, Fannie Ward in On the Level, Bessis Love in Cheerful Givers a five reel Triangle feature and Bold Weekly topicals. Belasco presents June Caprice in Miss U. Ss An American Cinderella and Her Slipper five reel. Colonial features Liberte Clipped Wings Where is My Child.
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Caillaux May Lose Deputy Immunity
Paris December delegates report on Gen Dubail's demand to suspend deputy Caillaux's immunity. A committee of seven splits with four favor suspension, five favor suspension in principle seeking fuller information, two oppose without stronger proofs than in the letter.
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Sells Sailors Liquor Pleads Technicality
In New York a motion to dismiss charges against two dealers for selling liquor to United States sailors was denied. The federal court ruled that Congress intended to prohibit liquor sales to sailors as well as soldiers, and the defense offering a technicality lacked merit.
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Paradise Valley at Orpheum Delivers Tabloid Humor
Boyle Woolfolk brings Paradise Valley to the Orpheum for a four day run. The show features polished performances, rich costumes, sharp wit from Hobbie as a hotel waiter, and strong live comedy. Chorus warmly appeals with catchy songs and a patriotic knitting moment.
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Fiero Wins Temporary Injunction Against Exchange
Raymond H. Fiero of R H T Fiero and Company obtained a temporary injunction from the New York State Supreme Court restraining the New York Stock Exchange from announcing his expulsion. The exchange governing committee had voted to expel him for alleged bylaw violations as a Bath broker and principal. The notice of action was to be announced Thursday.
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