Rose Bowl Prep Tightens As Huskies Face Alabama Rival
Simeon Tide trains ahead of the New Year clash at the Rose Bowl as the Huskies pursue eastern gridiron glory. Coach Wallace Wade guides Alabama with Washington familiarizing early while Hubert leads the backfield and receivers sharpen accuracy. Ticket sales rise with 35 000 sold and another 36 000 expected before kickoff. A Fernanda-like spider race story and Bracer death item appear in the same column.
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Cal
Simeon Tide
Pride of Today
University of Ion
Wallace Wade Leves
Hubert
University of Washington
Oeturn
Huskies
Alabama
R. C. Torrance
Novel training stunt pits Genaro against Steinke in boxing
Frankie Genaro former flyweight champion competes with Hans Steinke the German wrestler now heavyweight Steinke six feet four weighing 247 pounds uses Genaro as a training dummy in the ring. Steinke shows raw power but falls to Genaro as he struggles with left jabs and loses the match and other claims.
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Frankie Genaro
Hans Steinke
Steinke
Genaro
Ting
Pro Gridders' Penalized By Association
Three clubs Milwaukee Pottsville Pa and the Chicago Cardinals faced the NPFA’s severest penalties for rule violations. Milwaukee was fined 500 and given 90 days to liquidate assets and retire. Cardinals fined 1000 and placed on probation for one year. Pottsville fined 600 and suspended. franchise forfeiture implied. Penalties imposed by Joseph F. Carr of Columbus president.
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Ohio
National Professional Football Association
Milwaukee
Pottsville
Chicago Cardinals
Cardinals
Joseph F. Carr
National Collegiate Athletic Association plans talks on sports and education
New York, Dec. 30. Delegates at the NCAA annual convention were to discuss the role of athletics in education. The group drafted a resolution condemning professional football and was to consider actions to keep college and professional games separate. Millsaps College of Jackson, Mississippi, applied for membership.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
War Council Goes in Secret Session In Angora
The Turkish war council met in secret at Angora to plan per the Russo Turkish treaty and Mosul under British mandate. General Djevad Pasha, who led Mosul forces, attended the session. A new Turkish supreme army council was proclaimed in Constantinople by President Mustapha Kemal Pasha to defend the country and boost fighting value.
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League of Nations
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Djevad Pasha
London
Daily Mail
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Mrs. Dorothy Thomas Granted Divorce in Paris Tribunal
The Paris tribunal granted Dorothy Thomas a divorce from Luke Thomas on non support grounds. Luke Thomas is reported to be the son of American playwright Augustus Thomas. Two lights in Casco Maine will soon be electrified.
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the Herald
Paris Tribunal
Dorothy Thomas
Luke Thomas
Thomas
Augustus Thomas
Casco
Maine
Sunday Parking Prohibition on Ann Street Mobile
An ordinance by Mobile City Board of Commissioners prohibits parking on Sundays for more than five minutes on the east side of Ann Street between Chamberlain Avenue and El Mira Street. Exemptions apply to vehicles parked in front of private residences. violators face fines upon conviction.
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Board of Commissioners
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Mobile
Chamberlain Avenue
Elmira Street
Sarazen Leads After Opening Round In Miami Golf Event
Gene Sarazen shot 144 to lead a field of champions at Hialeah in the Miami championship. Bobby Jones Willie MacFarlane and others trailed as Jones and MacFarlane again produced a dramatic tie while Sarazen faced tougher holes in the afternoon.
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Hialeah
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Willie MacFarlane
Johnny Farrell
Mike Brady
Jock Hutchison
Eddie Loos
Willie Klein
Jones
MacFarlane
Worcester
Atlantan
Leo Diegel
Wilfred Reed
MacFarlans
Diegel
Atlanta
Navigation meet called in South Augusta for dam on Savannah River
A January 27 meeting will gather navigation and power interests and local officials to discuss building a dam on the Savannah River about 30 miles above Augusta. The dam would create a 20 mile river pool with 80 to 100 feet head, located two miles east of Modoc, S. C. After hearings, papers go to the Federal Power Commission in Washington. Twin City Power has applied for a permit, hearings required before work starts.
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Savannah River
Modoc
8. C
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Twin City Power Company
Federal Commission
Golf Champions to Visit Florida
British pro Archie Compston and French open champion Arnaud Massey plan to leave New York at 12:30 p.m. Friday for St. Augustine Florida after delays from storms. They hope to practice briefly before a national match Sunday against Bobby Jones and Watts Gunn, with a second match set for January 10 in Tampa.
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New York
Archie Compston
Arnaud Massey
St. Augustine
Fla
Met
Florida
Bobby Jones
Watts Gunn
Atlanta
Tampa
Double Cage Bill Scheduled Tonight at Barton
A double basketball bill is set for Barton at the Y M C A tonight. The girls meet Aluminae at 7 30 after a 39 21 win last week and an hour later the boys face B L P Painters. Both squads have shown top form this season and pride themselves on polished play.
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Barton
Aluminae
Veteran Race Trainer George Lambton Retires From Track
London reports Honorable George Lambton, long time trainer for the Hari of Derby, retires after a career spanning Queen Victoria’s era. He trained Derby winners since 1893 and secured classics including the Derby and Oaks, epitomizing aristocratic racing prestige.
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London
George Lambton
George
Sansovino
Earl of Durtham
Lambton
Senators Drafting New Reservations in World Court Fight
Washington December report says irreconcilables in the senate are drafting new drastic reservations to change the world court resolution. President Coolidge urges a peaceful solution as Borah and allies press on, noting Pershing’s return and League of Nations disarmament talks. Polls show opposition now tenfold versus the league dispute.
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Dec
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Coolidge
Borah
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White House
Capitol Hill
League of Nations
Noted robber Crowe embraces honesty as policy
Pat Crowe, once a famed kidnapper and robber, now freed on a suspended sentence after a subway begging arrest, proclaims honesty is the best policy and advertising pays. He recalls past exploits including the Edward Cudahy kidnapping and a $92,000 robbery, then notes his moral turn aided by Salvation Army work.
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New York
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Edward Cudahy
Chicago
Council Bluffs Express
Annie
Salvation Army
Arbitration clause blocks settlement in anthracite strike talks
New York reports the arbitration issue as the main obstacle to resolving the anthracite wage dispute. Miners oppose wage arbitration while prices and other costs are debated. Alvin Markle proposed a three citizen panel to advise a joint minersoperators committee with final say in deadlock. The plan mimics a 1903 Roosevelt era conciliation board.
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Hazleton
Coolidge
Anthracite Coal Strike Committee
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Con
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Union League Club
Temng Bela
Ford Tin Goose Fleets Hopes to Reach Florida Landing Field
The Miss St Petersburg, Henry Ford's tin goose, part of a Ford Stout all metal fleet en route to Florida, attempted refueling at Bowman field Louisville after rough flight from Dearborn. Pilots Lieuts Jack Harding and H J Brady reported cold conditions and a stumble into snow, with the plane ending in a Jeffersonville stubble field. The fleet aims for Nashville next as the group proceeds toward Miami and Tampa.
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Ohio
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Jeffersonville
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Parley Joe Looms for John W. Davis Delegation
Washington plans name Democrats to the delegation to appear non partisan. John W Davis a former ambassador to Great Britain is seen as a strong choice with foreign affairs experience. Other Democrats under consideration include Edward M House Samuel Robinson Underwood and Claude Glass. The U S may be represented by diplomatic officials at the Geneva league conference February 15.
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Coolidge
Great Britain
Edward M. House
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Robinson
Arkapsas
Underwood
Alabama
Glass
Wanted stenographers and secretaries for Mobile Florida work
Classified notice from Mobile Business College seeking 100 stenographers secretaries and combination bookkeeper stenographers for Mobile territory and Florida. Short lead time months to prepare good salaries insured Christmas discount for new term beginning Tuesday. Dec 28
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Florida
Mobile Business College
van Aller’s
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