Army Cadets Leave West Point for Navy Game
The Army football squad of fifty, led by Head Coach Captain Ernest Graves, departed West Point on a special train for Philadelphia to face Navy tomorrow. A cadet band escorted the party, with Larahee Coffin and Eisenhower on crutches and Herrick, McDermott, and Stickney joining later due to studies and duties.
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West Point
N. Y
Navy
Army
Ernest Graves
Harry Tuthill
Philadelphia
Corps of Cadets
Larahee
Coffin
Eisenhower
Herrick
McDermott
Stickney
Plea of Guilty Spurs Benefits in San Antonio Police Court
The article examines whether defendants plead guilty in San Antonio police court for minor offenses and whether a guilty plea helps or hinders them. Judge Buckley and Prosecutor Eldridge contend that a careful guilty plea can reduce penalties, while the prosecutor notes time savings and avoids costly appeals. A cited case shows a plea flip from guilty to not guilty can raise fines on appeal, illustrating mixed outcomes.
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San Antonio
Buckley
Eldridge
Texas
Federal Court Adjournment Likely Until After New Year
United States District Attorney Charles A. Boynton of Waco says the federal court, due to law requirements and holiday interference, will probably adjourn from December 16 to after New Year’s. Judge Maxey faces an unusually large docket, though Boynton notes no cases of great importance. Boynton departs for Austin to join habeas corpus proceedings against Col. C G Treat and other Mexican prisoners.
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United States
Charles A. Boynton
Waco
Maxey
Boynton
Brackenridge High defeats Lutherans at Seguin 14 to 6
Brackenridge High's football team defeated Seguin based Lutheran College 14 to 6 at Seguin. Brackenridge scored two quick first-quarter touchdowns on a fumble return and a 30-yard pass, then held off heavier opponents for the win. Lutherans posted their score in the third quarter. officials included Harley and Hofstetter with Asher and Max as timers.
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Brackenridge High
Lutheran College
Seguin
Lutcheran
Brackenridge
Rieden
San Antonians
Evans
Lutheran
Peaiier
Father Polk Coming to St. Mary's Mission Next Week
Father Walker Leonidas Polk, a Redemptorist missionary from Kansas City and native of New Orleans, arrives tonight from St. Louis. He will lead a weeklong mission at St. Marys starting Sunday with services at 11 am and 7:45 pm, plus three daily sermons at 6 am 8:15 am and 7:45 pm.
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Kansas City
Redemptorist Order
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Louis
Father Polk
United States
New Orleans
James Knox Polk
St. Mary's
Creel Weds Miss Bates in New York Country Home
Miss Blanche Lyon Bates actress and George Creel police commissioner of Denver wed yesterday at Miss Bates' Newcastle New York home. A large gathering of literary and theatrical figures attended with Judge Ben B Lindsey of Denver as an usher. A studio portrait from Hegeman's Studio is suggested as a holiday gift.
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Bates
New York
Blanche Lyon Bates
George Creel
Denver
Newcastle
Ben B. Lindsey
Hegeman
Houston Street
Thorpe Carlisle Leads Indians to 32 0 Victory Over Brown
James Thorpe, a star Indian athlete at the Carlisle government's school, starred on Andrews field as the Indians defeated Brown 32 to 0. He scored three touchdowns and kicked two goals amid a storm and 15,000 spectators.
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R. I
James Thorpe
Carlisle
Andrews Field
Brown
Thorpe
Indians
Tenney
Wilson to Consult With Bryan During Conference
Wilson writes to Bryan inviting him to a conference after Bermuda trip. The president elect plans to consult with Democratic leaders about his future program and will seek views of other party figures.
MecGowen's Charge remembered by South west Texas State Normal
The Normal Star prints a rousing tribute under the heading MecGowen's Charge praising a football hero who carried the ball for three hundred pounds of force. The piece recalls bold center rushes and the team spirit that followed the college yell.
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Hell
Trotter Sold for $6000 at Old Glory Sale
At the eighteenth annual Old Glory sale in New York a string of top priced horses changed hands. Dave Halle the champion 1912 trotter sold for $6000 from Abe Frank and J. W. Armstrong. Mundy C. brought $4400 to buyer T. W. Murphy. Grace Girdle sold for $2800 to C. W. Evans, Dona Sham brought $1550, with several other horses above $1000.
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New York
Dave Halle
Abe Frank
Memphis
J. W. Armstrong
Mundy C
S. J. Fleming and Son
Terre Haute
Ind
T. W. Murphy
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
W. J. Robinson
Grace Girdle
F. B. Batten
Lexington
C. A. Canfield
Los Angeles
Dona Sham
C. C. Evans
Buffalo
LSU Wins Louisiana State Title at Tulane Stadium
At Tulane Stadium Louisiana State University defeated Tulane University 21 to 0 before the largest crowd ever assembled. The win marks LSU’s second straight state championship, with Tulane scoring only a first quarter field goal by Carl Woodward.
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New Orleans
Tulane Stadium
Louisiana State University
Tulane University
Louisiana
Tulane
Carl Woodward
Georgia Downs Auburn In Second-Southern Battle
Georgia defeated Auburn 12 to 6 in Athens as McWhorter sprinted 35 yards for a second period touchdown after a Conklin pass set him up. Auburn failed to score a goal line drive, while Major kicked a field goal for Georgia.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Auburn
McWhorter
Georgia
Conklin
Major
Ten day want ads begin Sunday then two Sundays later
A notice states ten day want ads start tomorrow or Sunday and run for two Sundays at seventy five cents.
Penn defeats Cornell in slushy Thanksgiving slugfest
In Philadelphia Penn gains a 7 to 2 victory over Cornell as a snowy, waterlogged Franklin Field produces a punt dominated game with safeties and a long 55 yard return set up Pennsylvania’s lone touchdown. End speed and field conditions key the scoring.
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Pennsylvania
Cornell
Franklin Field
Minds
J. Whyte
Whyte
Langford
Bennett
Fritz
Mercer
Butler
The Powell Studio Promises Prompt Photography Mastery
The latest productions in photography. All work finished promptly in the most artistic manner. The Powell Studio, over 51112 and 513 FE. Houston St.
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Powell Studio
Houston St
Brush Funeral Today In Indianapolis
John T Brush funeral being held at St Pauls Episcopal church in Indianapolis with burial at Crown Hill. honorary pallbearer John J McGraw attends along with top baseball executives including T J Lynch B B Johnson Ed Barrows Charles Comiskey C W Murphy August Herrmann Charles Ebbetts and John Meydler in attendance or represented.
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Ind
John T. Brush
Louisiana
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
John J. McGraw
New York
T. J. Lynch
National League
B. B. Johnson
American League
Ed Barrows
International League
Charles Comiskey
Chicago Americans
C. W. Murphy
Chicago Nationals
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn
John Meydler
Morris KOs McFarland in Under Half Minute
Carl Morris the Oklahoma white hope knocked out Jack McFarland of New York in the first round of a ten round bout in Atlanta. The fight ended in under 30 seconds after a left hook on the chin, McFarland taking the count.
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Atlanta
Carl Morris
Jack McFarland
New York
McFarland
Tennis Champs Lose in Los Angeles Doubles Opener
National champions Tom Bundy and Maurice McLoughlin fell to Nat Browne and Claude Wayne of Los Angeles in an opening round doubles match at the Los Angeles Country Club.
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Los Angeles
Tom Bundy
Maurice McLoughlin
Nat Browne
Claude Wayne
Los Angeles Country Club
Sooners Lose at Denver in Draining 14–12 Defeat
In Denver Colorado the University of Colorado defeated the University of Oklahoma 14 to 12. Oklahoma scored a touchdown in each of the two periods while Colorado answered with a touchdown and goal in the final two periods.
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Sooners
Denver
Colo
University of Colorado
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Colorado
Pelky Defeats Sailor White in Ten-Round Bout
Arthur Pelky of Chicopee Oklahoma known as the white hope won a popular decision over Sailor White of New York in a ten round fight held yesterday afternoon in Chicopee. Pelky led from the start while White faded in the final round.
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Sailor White
Chicopee
Mass
Arthur Pelky
Oklahoma
White Hope
New York
Pelky
White
Turkish Titles Explained for Indianians by Turkish Embassy
A Turkish embassy member in Washington clarifies Turkish title suffixes used in Balkans dispatches. Terms explained include Boledie Raisi for mayor, Caliph as royal line prince, Sheikh Ul Islam as Mohammedan head, Imam as priest, Pasha as top sultan grant, Bey for distinguished service, Effendi for higher birth or education, Sadarazam as grand vizier, and vali as provincial governor. Indianapolis News.
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Washington
Boledie Raisi
Lew Shank
Shank
Mohammed
Turkey
Effendi
Sadorazam
Vali
Indianapolis News
Short Courses for Farmers in Iowa This Winter
Ames Iowa hosts over 120 farm short courses this winter and early spring under Iowa State College extension. Thirty-four weeklong sessions cover crops soils animal husbandry dairying and home economy. Thirty-five additional weeklong sessions focus on home economics. Courses span from thirty-two to forty days with four full time staff and thirty-eight specialists.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
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