Cubs Sign Right Hander James Kenney After 12 Inning Victory
Chicago reports James D. Kenney, a 22 year old right hander six feet two, signed to a Cub contract after aiding Grover Alexander who pitched 12 innings for the Nationals. Alexander’s team won 1 to 0 in France while both teams were in the U S army. Kenney had pitched semi professional ball around Chicago.
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James D. Kenney
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France
United States
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Kenney
More Than Four Willion Active Bunters I U 5
Peter P. Carney discusses hunting licenses in the United States and estimates that about 4.26 million licenses were issued last year with over 1 million hunters exempt from licenses. He notes state records on game and the potential for statewide data from efforts by fish and game associations and the American game protective association.
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United States
New York
Minneta
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Ennsylvania
American Me Protective Association
Talent versus unknown in local boxing schedule
The piece discusses promoter Jack Fanning taking control of Gate City Athletic Club and the need for home talent over unfamiliar opponents. It highlights proposed matches involving James, Morrow, Myers, and Sommers, and emphasizes drawing power of local fighters like Myers to satisfy fans. It notes an automobile race 100 miles record by Ira Vail and mentions local boxers Young and Mischkind drawing.
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Jack Fanning
Restier
Gate City
Bremerton Navy
Fanning
Lankey Morrow
Eddie James
San Francisco
James
George Rollis
Balt Lake
Rollis
Pocatello
Spug Myers
Myers
Janes
Morrow
al Sommers
Pacific Coast
Sankey
Inter-Mountain Country
Refield
California
Ira Vail
Gene Ile
Eddie Hearne
Phoenix
Ariz
American Automobile Association
Roscoe Searles
Vail
Knights of Columbus Social Dance at the K of C Hall
Pocatello Council Knights of Columbus hosts the second informal dance party on Wednesday December 29 at the K of C hall. Catholics and friends invited. Tickets cost $1. Proceeds go to the Catholic Boy Scouts.
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Sportsmen to Meet Tuesday for Game Matters
Local sportsmen plan a Tuesday evening meeting to organize a permanent group and prepare written recommendations on game matters for the Boise legislature. The open state session next week will likely address these issues, with the legislative committee to forward proposals.
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Legislative Committee
Boise
Wild West films captivate German audiences
Karlsruhe report notes German theaters favor westerns with cowpunchers cow girls and Indians. An Arizona picture featuring a roaming army of cowboys and Indians is advertised across the Rhine and in Bavaria and Baden cities.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Arizona
Rhine
Bavaria
Baden
Alpha Tau Omega Biennial Convention Opens in Omaha
The twenty seventh biennial convention of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity opened in Omaha and runs through January 1. An estimated 400 to 500 delegates are expected, with Dean Thomas Arkle of the University of Illinois serving as president of the organization.
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Omaha
Alpha Tau Omega
Thomas Arkle
University of Illinois
Rain Delays Davis Cup Match in Auckland
Rain halted the first Davis Cup match between the American and Australasian teams in Auckland, postponing the fifteenth challenge round to tomorrow as Norman Brooks and William Tilden II awaited play in heavy showers.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Norman F. Brooks
William T. Tilden II
National intercollegiate meet dates to be set by delegates
Chicago delegates to fix location dates and schedule for the national track meet and standardize freshman eligibility. Representatives of Knox Beloit Carleton Doe Wabash and DePauw meet to discuss a new interstate athletic conference while remaining in their current state affiliations. Tremaine and Puryear rowers highlighted as Wisconsin reinstates intercollegiate rowing after six years.
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National Inter-collegiate Athletic Association
Knox
Beloit
Carleton
Doe
Wabash
DePauw
Downing to Box Chip in 10 Round 160-Pound Bout
Cleveland reports Bryan Downey of Columbus will box George Chip, former middleweight champion, in a 10 round bout at 160 pounds set for January 7 at 3 o'clock. In New York, Jack Sharkey faces Roy Moore in a 15-round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight to seek a return match with Joe Lynch. In Toledo, Roger Bresnahan says he is pursuing action against the Brooklyn National League club over three players not delivered after an initial payment.
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Bryan Downey
Columbus
George Chip
New York
Jack Sharkey
Roy Moore
St. Paul
Madison Square Garden
Joe Lynch
Lynch
Sharkey
Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
Toledo Club
American Association
Brooklyn
National League Club
Bresnahan
Hickman
Malone
Douglas Baird
The Mystery of the Girls Ears and Ear Puffs
A humorous roundup on fashionably hidden ears and ear puff trends. The piece cites jokes from multiple papers about girls and their hair, hair adornments, and ear coverings, noting historical echoes from the French Restoration and modern quips about ears peeping from coiffures.
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Shelby
St. Paul
Ohio State Journal
Rutgers
Syracuse Herald
Regina
North Adams
Mass
Galveston
Sumie
The Courage of Marge O'Doone at Rex Theatre
A rugged tale unfolds in the Arctic as David Raine faces a towering mountaineer for a woman’s fate. The climax features a knee break maneuver that drops the brutal foe. Rex Theatre promises this big PTHE feature Friday and Saturday with Pathe News and Digest alongside Dead Men Tell No Tales at the Orpheum for a three day run.
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Arctic
David Raine
David
Sim
Kent
Marge O‘doone
Rex Theatre
Canadian Northwest
Pathe
Orpheum
Strand Tonight Show Returns Fatty Ar Aciete and More
One of the best Fatty Ar acietee a His edding Night returns to the Strand tonight for the last times. A Bryant Washburn comedy Bur far Proof headlines an all comedy bill. Jack London Star Rover begins a three day Strand run tomorrow.
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Strand
Bryant Washburn
Jack London
Star Rover
Crook Play “Someone in the House” At Orpheum
Tonight the Orpheum presents a thriller about a gentleman thief who targets a famous family Jewels. a social wife helps him. A stronger unseen power intervenes guiding his fate through gripping incidents in a dramatic tale.
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Bird of Paradise Returns to Auditorium with New Scenery
The Bird of Paradise will play at the Auditorium with a fully updated scenic production. Hawaiian singer W. B. Ako visits, enabling the return of native materials such as Baffa Grass and Gordes to recreate the island atmosphere. Ako makes his eighth trip to Hawaii to gather authentic properties for the show.
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W. B. Acko
Honolulu
Richard Walton Tully
Atko
Islands
Asko' i
Experience in Next Auditorium Bill Promises Morality Tale
A sensational morality play titled Experience will be at the Auditorium Tuesday night January 4. It follows a youth on the journey of life facing perils such as Pleasure Slander Fashion Beauty Deceit Excitement Frivolity Passion Intoxication Poverty as he seeks happiness in the big city. The production features selected character actors and stage beauties with a mix of familiar favorites and new recruits.
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Rimene
Ite
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