Canton Cagers Seek Strong Opponents for 1925 Season
Canton California not. Oscar edits city league champions of Canton seek games with top state teams after finishing 2-? season. The 1925 lineup features McKinley Wigh stars including Raymond Carl captain, Charles Miller forward, Fred Piersen, Myron Robinson center, Walter Reth guard, Joe Mebillot guard, and Will Hears.
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Canton
Oscar Edits
Will
Washington
Fights Reported Across Dayton Albany and New York_Boxing Results
Boxers Sydney Coan Manchester England defeated Frankie Daston in eight decisive rounds. Wockle Richards edged Copper Pence in ten rounds. Bud Gor uroof from Kenosha beat Bob Lawson in twelve rounds. Charlie York earned a decision over Charles in ten rounds in Brooklyn.
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Fezther
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Feztherweigh
Janinla
Indiana
Wockle Richards
Copper Pence
Davies
Albany
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Bud Goruroof
Kenosha
Bob Lawson
Alabama
Coleed Wildest
York
Chas
Brooklyn
Lexington racing club opens at meeting of Kentu scxey
The readable fragment notes a Kentucky Lexington racing club event opening at a meeting. Details are sparse but indicate a local sports or club gathering to begin activities.
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Meailas
Kentuscxey Club
M Joeke
Notes Of Sport And Football Scores From Early 20th Century
A fragmentary summary citing sport notes across various venues and eras. Mentions include New-York notes on playgrounds and jockeys, Philadelphia expectations, a major international chess event in Moscow, and a season schedule for hockey in Canada. It also references baseball arbiter Kenesaw M. Landis, collegiate football games on October 24, Yale vs Army history, and DartmouthPennsylvania ties.
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West Point
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Hair Groom Ad Claims All Day Gloss and Style
An old advertisement fragment touts a hair grooming product promising a lasting glossy, well groomed look for business and social occasions. It mentions combing and grooming options and references a publicized term Half-Groom as a brand hook.
Wellington Hush and Oberiin to Clash Wednesday Night
Wellington Hush has schedule news with Oberiin for a Wednesday contest on November 25 at 3 p.m. The previous game was canceled due to an injury. The season opens with Madison Indies at 29 to BD.
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Wellington
Oberiin
Sports Roundup Highlights Mixed Results Across Leagues
Night Hawks led in bowling with Kesenich posting 698 across three games while Night Eagles trailed the field. In baseball history notes, Giants manager John McGraw tops with ten pennants, Connie Mack follows with six. Football mentions Cornell and Columbia’s long drought and Harold Grange’s noted physique receive brief treatment.
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James Bairman
Moose
Wes
Elks
Simpson
Iotors
Ilan Eagies
Kesenich
Night Hawks
Ksenich
Hopebrand
Donnelly
Worthigston
S. Negsy
Tvsesa Renalger Frax
Tk Louisville Colonels
Sar Francisco Seals
Hudson
Kas
Washington Senators
New Orleans
Harry Greb
Tony Marullo
Crescent City
Cornell
Columbia
Cornnell
Morningside Heights
Harold Grange
University of Ilinois
John McGraw
Newpork Nationals
Giants
Connile Mack
Philadelphia
Dempsey in Mexico City Amid Monterey Drama and Monitory Claims
In Mexico City Nov, Jimi Fitten, ex coast featherweight, says Jack Dempsey left Monterey under duress after contract tensions with Monterey interests. Fitten claims a failed shake down attempt near a cash stash. Dempsey reportedly planned to stop Wills in five rounds before retiring. The article notes the monitor Camanche, first Pacific coast government vessel, built in 1392.
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Mexico City
Bes
Jack Dempsey
Monterey
Jimi Fitten
Dempsey
Atta Fitten
Kiss
Kim Debride
Fitten
Dampsey
Jack
Pacific Coast
San Francesco
Princeton and Yale Aim for Gridiron Victory in Rivalry
The report outlines a long running Princeton Yale football feud with mentions of prior meetings, scores, and key moments. It notes Yale’s strong season including a win over Army and a close loss to Penn State, while Princeton cites past success against Yale and a notable game vs Navy.
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Uea
Yala
Yale
Nes Haven
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Army
Brown
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German potato imports drive world market insight
The report notes Germans as the largest grower and consumer of potatoes with Britain coming second, highlighting the global potato trade and market positions amid rising production and consumption patterns.
Former Newsboys Press Interstate Stock Proposal
Two Cleveland former newsboys faced the Interstate Commerce Commission over a proposal to issue 245,009,000 dollars in capital stock. The plan includes 155 million dollars in preferred shares and 139.95 million dollars in common stock to finance a highway and canal system spanning 237 miles into Canada. The transaction would exchange 325,865,666 offered shares and 50,405,152 common shares, with 129,116,5592 preferred and 155 in common in exchange for issued stock on the Chesapeake & Ohio and the Fzre.
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Interstate Commerce
Commission
Washingt
Enegur
Canada
We Chesapeake & Ilo
Fzre
Wood carving display at Oberammergau master
An English notice describes an original wood carving by Herr Wilhelm Leehner from Oberammergau exhibited for one week at Ostar W Heserod Broad Street. The piece is praised for grace and expression as a fine example of peasant folk carving amid Easter themes in wood.
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Ostar W. Heserod
Herr Wilhelm Leehner
Oberammersau
Germany
League of Nations
France
Syria
Pecis
Henry de Jovenel
Protectorate
Jouvenel
Fragmentary note on food values and clay deposits
A partial statement notes that two pounds of baked potatoes equal one pound of chicken and seven ounces of meat, and claims this could be derived from clay deposits in the Hurssa River valley.
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Hurssa River
International religious gathering featured speakers and global missions
The program highlights speakers including James Atkin and Dr. Langdale with missions spanning Asia Africa Europe and India. The Board of Foreiza Miss oversees stations in 18 countries with 1 287 missionaries 7 900 ordained pastors and 3 669 national teachers.
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Bi Weasier
Universi
James At
China Christian Advocates
Shanghai
W. Langdale
Brooklyn
Thos
Jesse Jones
Pheins-Stokes Foundation
Sem Hirginbottom
Allahabad
India
QO. Fifér
Cnd
Charles Gibson
Albany
N.Y
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Iia
Africa
Kores
Mal Coustries
Latince
Europe
Annual Meeting of Foreign Missions Board in Delaware
The Delaware Wesleyan hosts the Annual Meeting of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Church with bishops ministers and laymen from across the nation. Sessions in Ohio and at Ohio Wesleyan University include three public forums on mission work in China Latin America and Europe with leaders such as Bishops Wilson McConnell Oldham Blake Shepard Nuelsen Miller and others. Dr R E Didendorfer will speak on missionary contributions and Ohio Wes University will host sessions on November 15 to 18.
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Delaware
Hood
Weil
Obo Wesigyan University
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Gonigese
Senta
Ohio
Xov
Luther B. Wilson
New York
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
William Oldham
Buenos Aires
Edger Blake
Paris
William O. Shephard
Portland
Oregon
John L. Nuelsen
Zurich
Itzerland
Rbirkon
George A. Miller
Mexico
E. G. Richardson
Atlanta
Georgia
Natuiew Clair
Libera
R. EB. Didendorfer
Cory
Ponging
Board of Foreign Missions
Rogram
Methodist Church
United
Onlo Wesleyan
Forbes and Thompson Face Conspiracy Fraud Trial in Federal Court
In a Federal Court session Charles R. Forbes former head of Veterans No. 1 and John W. Thompson of St. Louis faced conspiracy to defraud charges. The defense challenged government witness credibility and seizure details while the court weighed alleged errors. Neither defendant was acquitted.
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Veterans No. 1
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Thie. Cootricier
HL. Mortimer
Washinston
Thompsons Company
Cour
Former Senator O Gorman issues ruling in Gould estate fraud case
Former U S Senator and Supreme Court Justice James A O Gorman delivered a lengthy opinion in New York stating that trustees under the late Jay Gould will face all charges in a dispute over the Gould fortune. The action, brought by executors and beneficiaries led by Edwin Howard Gould and Helen Gould Shepard, centers on alleged fraud in the handling of the estate.
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Supreme Court
James Aa O'Gorman
Say Gould
Kingdom Gould
Schuyler Nelson Rice
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