Royal Stuart Society Creates New Branch Chivalry
London reports Captain H. Stuart Wheatley Crowe announces a new Royal Stuart Society order admittance for Americans. The British section caps at 146 members across Grand Cordons Commandeurs and Chevaliers. eligibility requires Royalist Cavalier or Jacobite lineage, support for monarchy, merit in service, and a small annual fee.
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London
H. Stuart Wheatley-Crowe
Royal Stuart Society
Royal House of Stuart
New Elyria High School Annual Appears Today
The Elyrian High School yearbook for the graduating class of 1931 features 74 portraits and the faculty, officers, and commencement calendar. It includes the class play cast, class prophecy, cartoons, poems, two literary pages, organization listings, and a review of the 1931 athletic season.
Big Ten basketball opens with full slate this week
Chicago January 8 The Big Ten race begins with four matchups tomorrow night Purdue visits Illinois Michigan travels to Wisconsin Minnesota plays at Chicago Indiana meets Northwestern Town plays at Ohio State The previous Monday saw Purdue beat Indiana 49-30 Ohio State upset Illinois 29-25 and Northwestern edge Wisconsin in overtime The leaders Purdue Northwestern and Ohio State look to extend their early winning run
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Chicago
Purdue
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Northwestern
Ohio State
Leading Golfers Prep For Los Angeles Open
The top players sharpen for the Los Angeles Open at Taillcrest Course a favorite West test. Notables practicing included Harry Cooper MacDonald Smith Denny Shute and Ed Dudley with Bobby Cruickshank absent. The 72 hole medal event runs through Monday marking a key start to the weekend.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Raoe
Harry Cooper
MacDonald Smith
Denny Shute
Ed Dudley
Bobby Cruickshank
Winter Sports May Be Lost On Lake Erie Shore
TOLEDO OHIO January reports say winter sports on the southern shore of Lake Erie face disruption as the lake remains unfrozen for the season. Ice boats and skaters await favorable conditions while Weather Bureau officials forecast potential reversal if temperatures rise or fall suitably.
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Toledo
Jane
Lake Erie
Lake Tere Harbor
U §. Weather Bureau
Japanese Jiu Jitsu Master Shines in Paris Scene
Isigouro, a Japanese artist and editor, teaches jiu jitsu in Paris mixing painting and editing skills. He stands out amid 800 Japanese residents and competes with both French natives and foreigners, stressing that jiu jitsu is a delicate art handed down by honorable ancestors.
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France
Paris
Misigouro
Japan
Isigouro
Rec
Taxi dance plan in Cleveland ends after brief run
Cleveland officials ban the taxi dance as not genteel. A West Side dime a dance venue opened, but after one engagement the dancers called it a wash-out as they earned only three cents per dance instead of a dime.
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Cleveland
Feverish digger hunts for gold nugget in yard
Lawrence Nesler searches his Downieville backyard after Mrs Nesler found a $14 gold nugget in a chicken crawl. He says the dirt yields good pay and predicts a short ice season, noting neighbors are aware and watching his activity.
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Downieville
Cal
Lawrence Nesler
Cage Results Roundup From Various Colleges
A brisk roundup of college cage results shows Wabash tied Ohio Wesleyan at 20, Akron edged Kent State 21 to 18, Tulsa beat Drake 25 to 19, St Viator topped Beloit 32 to 31, Ripon won 25 to 19 over an unnamed foe, and Missouri 34 defeated Creighton 35 with several other scores listed for teams including American US Randolph Macon Bridgewater Lynchburg Clemson South Carolina Norwich Stetson Citadel Waynesburg and West Virginia Wesleyan.
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United Press
Wabash
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Kent State
Tulsa
Drake
St. Viator
Himhorst
Beloit
Ripon
Riser Falls
Wis
Normal
Eau Claire Normal
Creighton
Missouri
Oakland City
Rose Poly
American US
Randolph Wacon
Bridgewater
Lynchburg
Clemson
South Carolina
Norwich
Lowell Teatile
Stetson
Citadel
Waynesburg
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wellesley College Owns Rare Otho Charter
The Wellesley College Library holds a rare extant charter granted by Emperor Otho in 996 A D to the monastery of Saints Boniface and Alexis. It was purchased by Henry Fowle Durant, founder of Wellesley College, from collector Medlicott in 1880.
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UWFT
Lesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Otho Iti
Wellesley College
Otho
Boniface and
Alexis
Henry Fowle Durant
Medlicott
Spring bloom sets 25 year record at University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia reports 14 different flowers in bloom at the University of Pennsylvania Botanical Gardens. Officials say this marks a 25 year record despite Jack Frost’s early arrival. The piece closes with a Zen note on handling silence.
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Botanical Garden
Philadelphia
Jack Frost
University of Pennsylvania
Botanical Gardens
Elephant with Eight Teeth Described in Detail
A large elephant is described as having eight teeth in total, with two above and two below on each side. The creature features enormous yellow molars roughly the width of a man's hand, highlighting its unique dental condition.
Tee boats glide two miles a minute
Tee boats glide at two miles per minute totaling 120 miles an hour, illustrating a rapid pace in watercraft motion.
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Julius Rosenwald
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America
Sprinefield
Ill
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Wilson
Commission For National Defense
Baker
Kk. J. Salsbury
Cor
Cleveland and
Logan
California
Pascal Celery
Jersey
Florida
Hubbard
Lake Side
Sar-A-Lee Company
Indian River
VEAL
Lisa
Bazley’s Market
Broad ST
Eagle Bldg
Cleveland Street
Lodi Street
Kroger’s
Broad Street
Kroger
Country Club
JEWEL
Campbell
Pillsbury’s
Lamb
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