Banquet to Honor Baron Von Steuben At Steuben Club
Governors, dignitaries and aviation enthusiasts gather for a Bi Centennial Banquet at the Steuben Club on October 22 honoring Baron Von Steuben. Antonie Strassman Berlin aviatrix will lead a Good Will tour under German government auspices and attend Northwestern Tulane game.
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Steuben Club
Baron von Steuben
George Washington
Antonie Strassman
Berlin Aviatrix
Fraulein Strassman
Aviatrix
Stadt-Theatre of
Berlin
Hippolyta
Joan of Arc
Judith
Iphigenia
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Tulane
Existing Sports: Swimming Fencing Boxing Tennis and Horseracing
The brief lists events across multiple sports including swimming fencing boxing tennis and horseback riding suggesting a regional competition or program with varied athletic offerings. It notes diverse disciplines and venues likely reflecting a broad school or club athletics schedule.
Twin Cities Face Govier Boosters After Opening Loss
The Twin Cities football team lost 13 to 0 to the Light-Heavy Champs of the South Side with multiple fumbles. On Sunday October 12 at 2 30 pm they host the Govier Boosters in their first game of the season with several new players in the lineup.
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Twin Cities
Govier
Twin City
South Side
Orioles
Twain City
Govier Boosters
Clowns
Mohawks Edge Champs 13-6 in Final Quarter Rally
The Mohawks beat the White Eagles 13-6 after trailing 6-0 through three quarters. A late drive featured Chuck Duesing on a one yard plunge and Peewee Alpert 55 yard return for a TD, with a Struven to Kasha pass for the extra point. Manor Boosters attend Riverdale Park game Sunday at 2.45 p.m.
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Mohawks
White Eagles
Eagles
Chicago
Ular Jasystasun
Chuck Duesing
Peewee Alpert
Jeff Wolling
Struven
Kasha
George Dengler
Manor Boosters
Riverdale Park
Fire Prevention Slogans Win Cash Prizes in Illinois Contest
Hugh Mulcahey of Colfax High School won first prize for Beware of the glare of the fire fi ends flare. He earned 25 dollars from the Insurance Committee of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce. Gilbert Hickman of Mt Carmel High School took second with Warning Use fire precaution night and morning earning 15 dollars. Ora Richardson of Paris High School claimed third with Think investigate repair Fire will cease to be a care earning 10 dollars. Sylvia Kasten of Nashville High School received fourth with Being cautious every day Keeps the firemen away earning 5 dollars.
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Hugh Mulcahey
Colfax
Illinois
Community High School
Insurance Committee
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Gilbert Hickman
Mt. Carmel High School
Ora Richardson
Paris High School
Sylvia Kasten
Nashville
Young Seals Must Be Taught to Swim, Says Dr Haley
Dr George Haley of St Ignatius College San Francisco reports on Pribiloff island seals noting that young seals drown if dropped in water and must learn to swim beside mothers. He cites a 909000 seal summer population and forecasts a maximum of 4000000 as protection agreements with US Canada Britain and Japan support growth. A St Louis fur firm received 1000000 in skins via the Penguin ship as profits are shared among nations. Seals winter off Washington and Oregon then return north in summer.
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Seattle
Wash
George Haley
St. Ignatius College
San Francisco
Clatim Wiarminciun
Pribiloff Islands
Doctor Haley
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Japan
Sr Shatey
St. Louis
Washington
Oregon
American Botanist Sets Out to Study Tibetan Ways in China
Dr Z F Bock, noted American botanist and explorer, sails from Yokohama toward Li Wing to live ten years among the Nashian Tibetan Burmese race. He plans a decade of field study on life, literature, customs, and ceremonies. He has supported Smithsonian, Harvard, and the National Geographic Society and recently presented a diary with 548 Li-King books in the native tongue.
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Tvokyo
Z. F Bock
Yokohama
Li Wing
China
Sears
Li-Ning
Smithsonian Institution
Trarvard University
National Geographic Society
Congressional Diary
Washington
54-Inch Rattlesnake Displayed by Local Swimmers
Clinton Indiana residents Pat Lowry and Hiddle Miller of St. Gernice displayed a 54 inch rattlesnake caught while swimming. The reptile carried ten rattles and was reportedly killed by the men.
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Clinton
Ind
Pat Lowry
Hiddle Miller
St. Gernice
Rochester Wins Little World Series in Eight Game
The Rochester team defeated Louisville 1 to 0 in the eighth game to claim the Little World Series title. It marks Rochester’s fifth victory in the series.
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Rochester
Louisville
Rochesters
Oil Strike Near Salem NL Reports Bisant Well Discovery
Salem HP-Oil struck the Bisant well twelve miles southwest of Salem. The well reached a depth of 147 feet before being diked by a local company that holds 796 acres of land under Tease jurisdiction.
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Salem
Tease
President's optimistic view on near future amid stock gambling
The piece argues Americans should embrace a brighter outlook as a high consumer share fuels recovery. It cites Henry Ford projections, rising wages, and industry growth, while warning against fear and stock gambling. It notes Wilberforce Ontario mineral deposits as pivotal and contrasts German economic moves with U S recovery optimism.
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United States
Wilberforce
Ontario
Limit to Divers Work Depth Record
The greatest depth at which useful work has been done by divers is 275 feet during salvage of the U S submarine I 4 sunk off Tanolulu.
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United States
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