Stagg notes abundance of strong backs this football season
Amos Alonzo Stagg says the season features a super abundance of real backs with at least a dozen players worthy of All-America honors. He cites the unusually deep talent pool and praises the standout backs across teams.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Stagg
The Yosemite Valley Discovery and Dimensions
The Yosemite valley extends seven miles, with a floor about one mile wide and walls rising between 3 000 and 4 000 feet. It was discovered in 1851 and named for the Indians who lived there.
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Limited Number of Professional Writers in Early America
An authority estimates that in 1822 not more than ten men in the United States earned their living by their pens outside newspapers. The remark highlights the scarcity of professional authors in the early literary landscape.
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Hoover Conferees Plan Coordinated Economic Clearing House
President Hoover convenes railroad officials chamber leaders farm heads and labor figures at the White House to foster orderly business and employment during winter. The aim is a coordinating economic clearing house guiding industry with government support while avoiding paternalism and waste. Leaders named include Owen Young General Electric Owen Lamont J P Morgan William Green AFL Julius Barnes US Chamber John Raskob Julius Klein.
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Herbert Hoover
White House
Robert P. Lamont
Arthur M. Hyde
Federal Farm Board
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James J. Davis
Hoover
Daniel O. Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Gen. W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Patrick F. Crowley
New York Central
Eastern Rail
Asa Supreme Economic Council
Hoover Clearing House
New York Clearing House
Wall Street
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
William Green
The
American Federation of Labor
Julius W. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
John J. Raskob
Julius W. Klein
Secretary of Commerce
Jail Chinese Official and Wife Sentenced in Opium Case
Ying Kao former Chinese vice consul in San Francisco received seven years and a $3000 fine for involvement in an opium smuggling plot. His wife Susie Kao was sentenced to four years and fined $2500 for her role in the attempt to bring nearly $500 000 worth of opium into San Francisco last summer.
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U S plans early tax cut to ease business conditions
The administration proposes a $160 million tax reduction for 1930 with a 1 percent cut in individual and corporate rates. The plan would lower the first $4,000 of taxable income to 0.5 percent and cut the second $4,000 to 2 percent, with the rest dropping from 5 to 4 percent for individuals.
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T. P. O'Connor Dies at 81 in London
London announces the death of T. P. O'Connor known as the father of the house of commons. The renowned Irish Nationalist had been bedridden ten days due to a septic condition in one leg.
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T. P. O‘*Connor
House of Commons
Big Ten Grid Race Now In Final Week
Purdue clinched the western conference title with an unblemished 4–0 record, while Indiana upset Northwestern 19–14 to stay in the chase. Illinois beat Chicago 20–7, Michigan edged Minnesota 7–6, and Notre Dame defeated Southern California 18–12 as other regional games shaped the standings.
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Tennessee
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University of Washington
Santa Clara
Stanford
Argentine Grain Gluts Ports of Great Britain
Unprecedented wheat imports from Argentina flood English ports. Many vessels cannot land their cargoes. In Liverpool the pivot port of British trade, several steamers wait to discharge their cargoes.
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