World three cushion champ Cannefax ties for lead after win
Bob Cannefax outscored John Layton 75 to 53 to pull into a triple tie for first place in the world three cushion billiards race. Layton faces Clarence Jackson and Cannefax tonight as standings remain unsettled. Augie Kieckhefer dropped his third straight match to Jackson. A separate case has William Emoh bound over to a grand jury on a charge of impersonating a federal officer.
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Chicago
Bob Cannefax
Johnny Layton
St. Louis
Layton
Clarence Jackson
Kansas City
Cannefax
Augie Kieckhefer
Jackson
William Emoh
U. S
A. C. Rowman
Gipp Resting Easily After Illness
South Bend December reports George Gipp Notre Dame football star resting easily early today. Hospital officials reluctant on recovery chances. Blood tests conducted on volunteers for possible blood transfusion but doctors say he is too weak to endure the operation at present.
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South Bend
Ind
George Gipp
Notre Dame
Altho
Operson
Minous
McCarthy to Box Britton in New Year Bout
Portland report says Johnny McCarthy of San Francisco will challenge Jack Britton world welterweight champion in a ten round bout on New Year’s Day. It marks Oregon’s first championship fight since the ten round boxing law went into effect.
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Britton
Johnny McCarthy
San Francisco
Oregon
Leo the Newsboy Seeks Article in Star Paper
A newsboy named Leo Chain writes from Beyond Avenue Boring Street requesting publication of an original article for the Star. He notes it is his first time submitting and asks for attentive consideration by the editor.
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Star
LEO Chain
The Story Goes On A Panel
A narrator recalls an evening out with a friend to watch young dancers. They attend a hall with varied hair colors and outfits, watch girls in colored dresses, and note habits like powder use and gum chewing. The piece ends with the line that there was nothing to do.
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Leo Chain
Remarkable story printed about Persian women
A reader letter from Seattle asks for a reply to a submitted story at 1602 19th Ave. The editor praises the writer Leo and signals openness to future stories, noting the current piece as one of the most remarkable in print.
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19Th Ave
Seattle
Wash
Kolliter
Leo
French inventors unveil high speed moving picture device
Three Frenchmen developed a machine that captures moving pictures at a rate of 20,000 frames per second, promising unprecedented detail in rapid motion analysis and scientific observation.
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Smoker
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Mr.gooddresser
Big American Legion
Christman
Mick
Armory
Four Legion Posta
Beattie
George Town
Hanes
Hanes” Union
P. H. Hanes Knitting CO
Winston-Salem
N.C
Suummaorou'o
Ants Naixseok
Shafer Bros
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