Spring Hill College Presents Oratory and Pageant Honors
The Spring Hill auditorium crowded for a program praising the football team with music and a tie sketch. Coach John Rush received a watch from Dr G E Taylor while Father Cummings presented twenty football blankets donated by friends of the college.
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Spring Hill Col
Ution
Rush
G. KE. Taylor
C. Lawrence Lauretta
Ther Cummings
Tution
Varren
Cummings
Spring Hill Athletic
Friends of the Cols
Hildaan
Zoe Walsh
Mweedhe
E. O'Dowd
R. Ching
J. Hastings
D. Curren
A. Gibbins
Orphan Boy
O. Bienvenu
H. Chopin
Eaer
C. L. Lauret
John C. Rush
G. E
Rae
Spring Hill Ram
Coveney
Six-day bicycle race lags record pace at Madison Square Garden
At the fifty-fifth hour in the Madison Square Garden six-day race eleven leaders trailed the record by about twenty miles with Cameron and Kaiserin reportedly at 1,145 miles and four laps. Two other teams trailed the lead group by one lap.
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Associated Press
York
Madison Square Garden
Cameron
Kaisering
Christmas Paroles For North Carolina Trusties
North Carolina prison trusties will be paroled for three days starting Sunday to spend Christmas at home. They must return by noon December 27. Governor Locke Craig previously paroled over 800 inmates last Christmas and they all reported back on time. It is expected more prisoners will be released this year than last.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Locke Craig
Craig
Four Sacks Loot Recovered From Vacant Houses
Police recovered four sacks of gas, electric, and plumbing fixtures from four juveniles at Pine and New St Francis streets. Det J W Murphy and Officer Cliff Adams arrested Wade Cherry 16, and detained John Juzang Robert Neely and John Andrews for juvenile court. Loot came from Nos 9 and 11 New St Francis and a house on New Conti Street near Common.
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J. W. Murphy
Cliff Adams
Pine
New St. Francis
Wade Cherry
John Juzang
Robert Neely
John Adrews
New St. Francis Street
Ja E. Faith
Charles Torrey
Southeast Pine
New Conti Street
Common
St Stanislaus Five Defeats Y M C A in 46 43 Thriller
St Stanislaus College Bay St Louis defeats the local Y M C A five 46 to 43 in a tight game on the YMCA court. Tycer at center led with eight field goals while Bru of Mobile scored most for the local team as the score tied late before the visitors pulled ahead. Attendance 75. Officials ref Simon and Baumhauer. Time halves 20 minutes.
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St. Stanislaus College
Bay St. Louis
St. Stanislaus
Tycer
Collegians
Bru
Mobile
Gissecces
Ansley
Dabezies
Eibmico
Oka
Simon
New Orleans
Baumhauer
Davidoff
Timothy
D. Levi
Hassinger
Fire damages dwelling at 607 St Francis Street
A story and a half frame house at 607 St Francis Street was damaged by fire Tuesday night about 8 30. Owned by Judge Henry Chamberlain and occupied by M Smiley. Alarm came from Box 432.
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St. Francis Street
Henry Chamberlain
M. Smiley
Bodeman Stars In Junior Meet As Turner Team Wins
Bodeman led the Junior Y M C A meet with 17 points and a new high jump record of 4 feet 1 inch. Team No 2 captained by Turner won with 40 points, followed by McKenney led team No 8 with 133, Helter’s team No 5 with 111, and team No 4 with 74. Bodeman also won the 70 yard dash and tied for first in the standing springboard jump with H. McKenney. Next league actions move toward the Boys National Hexathon in March coordinated by Y M C A chapters worldwide.
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Bodeman
Turner
McKenney
Helter
Miske Beats Dillon In Ten Round Brooklyn Bout
Billy Miske of St. Paul defeats Jack Dillon of Indianapolis in a ten round boxing match in Brooklyn. Miske weighed 174 pounds 34 and won five rounds to Dillon's three with two even.
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Miske
Associated Prom
New York
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Dillon
Seven foreigners arrive in United States from Mexico
Seven foreigners, reported killed by bandits in Mexico, reached Eagle Pass Texas on Tuesday. The group included Americans Dr Thomas Flannagan W A Scott Jacob Myer and W C Palmer German vice consul Edgar Kock Swiss citizen Julio Senner and a man named Schaefer en route from Parral to El Paso.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Texas
Thomas Flannagan
W. A. Scott
Jacob Myer
W. C.palmer
Edgar Kock
Julio Senner
Schaefer
Parral
U S Court Holds F Mims Harris in White Slavery Case
F Mims Harris proprietor of a Royal street pressing club was arrested and held on a $5000 bond on charges of aiding transportation of a white woman from Salisbury North Carolina for immoral purposes under the Mann act. Bond signed by Ben Cody and James McEvoy. Harris to have preliminary hearing. The case followed testimony in Mamie Stallworth maid at 202 1 2 Conti street where Stallworth was held on $1000 bond and Mrs Pearl Armstrong detained as witness.
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F. Mims Harris
Royal Street
Salisbury
N. C
Ben Cody
James McEvoy
Harris
Mamie Stallsworth
Conti Street
U. S
Jere Austin
Pearl Armstrong
Chanukkah Celebration to Begin This Evening
Dr. Henry Berkowitz a Philadelphia rabbi and Dr. William Roseneau a Johns Hopkins faculty member will deliver addresses at Government Street Temple this evening. Rabbi A G Moses will conduct opening services for Chanukkah to mark eight days of observances at Temp Shaarai Shomayim starting at eight with temple choir music. Congregation Ahavas Chesed also begins services tonight.
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Henry Berkowitz
Philadelphia
William Roseneau
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Government Street Temple
A. G. Moses
Ahavas Chesed
Illinois Club to Name Officers Next Tuesday
Officers to serve the Illinois Club for the coming year will be elected at a meeting next Tuesday night. This action was decided at a club meeting held at the Cawthon Hotel last night. The banquet was postponed until a later date.
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Illinois Club
Cawthon Hotel
Cotton ginning totals reach 10 845 989 bales by Dec 13
Census Bureau reports 10,845,989 bales ginned through December 13, including 183 403 round bales and 110 448 Sea Island. State tallies list Alabama 531 076, Arkansas 1 045 582, California 23 671, Florida 49 343, Georgia 1 780 499, Louisiana 432 822, Mississippi 763 283, Missouri 54 276, North Carolina 618 946, Oklahoma 782 813, South Carolina 894 090, Tennessee 348 656, Texas 3 485 526, Virginia 25 333, and other states 10 703. Sea Island by state: Florida 34 728, Georgia 73 395, South Carolina 2 325.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sea Island
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Death of Teuton General von Zieten Announced
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger reports Major General Ernst von Zieten commander of the Seventeenth Reserve Division died at Dantzig after an operation. The notice is carried via London from Amsterdam dated December 20.
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von Zieten
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Lokal
Anzieger
Ernst von Zieten
Zieten
Dantzig
17 Millions More Needed for Work at the Big Ditch
Colonel Chester Harding governor of the canal zone says an additional 17 million dollars is required for maintenance and completion of the Panama Canal. He reports a 23 000 man force and says tolls in November exceeded operating costs. Harding plans to appeal to Congress for funds.
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Associated Press
New York
Panama Canal
Chester Harding
Canal Zone
Metapan
Harding
Washington
Appropriations Committees
Congress
Culebra
Big Ditch
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