Army Navy tug of war set for next year seeks supremacy
New York December scores tied at eleven wins each after this year’s Army Navy clash at the Polo Grounds. The game drew 50,000 spectators, with 45,000 tickets issued and many more applicants. The rivalry, already intense, promises an even fiercer contest next season as both teams prepare to defend their status.
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New York
Army
Navy
See-Sin
Ayaa-Ohe
Coul
Polo New York Giants
Proposal to extend Volstead Act to Philippines and China
Senator Jones proposes extending enforcement of the Volstead Act to the Philippines and to American consular districts in China. The plan would penalize serving beverages with more than one half of one percent alcohol at public or official functions in those areas.
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Washington
Philippines
China
Jones
Phili ‘Pine Islands
States to seek industrial tribunal across four states
Four state legislatures New York West Virginia Indiana and Montana have written Governor Allen outlining plans to introduce bills establishing a tribunal to settle industrial disputes modeled on the Kungas court of industrial relations. Governor’s office confirms. At least 14 other states expected to consider similar measures.
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New York
West Virginia
Indiana
Montana
Allen
Kungas ‘Court of ‘Industrial Relations
Oregon Assessed Valuation Tops One Billion Dollars
Salem Ore Dec 3 For the first time in history the state assessed valuation of property in Oregon exceeded one billion dollars The total assessed valuation shown by a statement issued today by the state tax commissioner is 1 040 000 000 dollars and reflects gains across property classes and counties.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Live Up To The Children
Katron Trousdale argues against harsh discipline and praises nurturing guidance for children. He contends that coercion harms character building and urges parents to inspire rather than command, allowing children to form deep convictions and true moral compass.
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Judement
Ike
Katron Trousdale
Christian Herald
Panthers hero Davies shines in a stellar season
Tom Davies, Pittsburgs star halfback, has delivered a wonderful game this season for the Panthers, making kids happy with his standout play and consistent performances.
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Pittsburg
Tom Davies
Tha. Panthers
Mount Ararat and Azerbaijan in a historic youth lesson
Youthful readers are guided to the Near East, locating Mount Ararat as the tallest peak in Azerbaijan. The text links Noah's biblical landing there to the region, noting Azerbaijan as a new republic amid eastern European strife and its diverse inhabitants. It frames geography, history, and current politics for young learners.
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Serve History
Mip
Near East
Ceres
Mount Ararat
Noah
Azerbaidjan
Europe
Persia
Tony
Pittabar
Tiunatch
Thanksgiving Day notes and local Irs and visits
Local notices recount Thanksgiving gatherings in Filer with extended Ripley and allied families. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ripley and others left for San Diego. Guests from Twin Falls, Buhl, Oasis, and Utah visited, while Mesdames Sealey and Porter rented nearby cottages. The Filer Woman's Club meets at Masonic Hall and the high school plans a play titled Why Smith Left Home for Dec 5.
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Em.g
Salt Lake
Pitt
W. A. Shear
Havilland Carter
L. O. Hughes
San Diego
Cal
M. G. Ripley
Wyatt
Brittain
Bowen
Leslie Bowen
Miss Howard
Twin Falls
Andry
F.C. Ripley
Buhl
B. R. Ripley
Faroo
Ge Ise
Owen Young
Oasis
Utah
Filer News: Local Moves and a Wedlock in Twin Falls
Miss Grace McGinnis spent Thanksgiving with her friends. Mrs T L Williams left Friday for Hydra Oklahoma to spend winter with her parents Mr and Mrs Victor Pease left Friday for California to winter there. Mr Lester Sealey and Miss Blanche Walker were married Wednesday November 24 at the court house in Twin Falls. They visited Idaho Falls and Rexburg then returned to Filer. Miss Thelma Shear attends Sacred Heart Academy.
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Grace McGinnis
T. L.williams
Hyddra
Oklahoma
Victor Pease
California
Lester’ Sealey
Blanche ‘Walker
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls
Rexburg
Filer
Thelma Shear
the Sacred Heart, Acast
L. W. F. Engineering files for voluntary receivership
The L W F Engineering Company of College Point Long Island filed a petition for voluntary receivership in New York on December 3. Federal Judge Julius M Mayer appointed Ernest Whitebeck as receiver in the case.
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New York
L. W. F. Engineering
Company of
College Point
Long Island
Ring Gallery Albany Boxers Must Send Photographs
Albany New York boxing commission requires all boxers who expect to box in the state to send photographs of themselves to prevent fakers from posing under false names or identities.
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Ring Gallery
Albany
New ‘York Boxing Commission
Tran Bamed
Nova Scotia Claim as Earliest North American Colony
A historical survey notes Nova Scotia’s early colonial attempts alongside St. Augustine and Port Royal, detailing Acadian persistence amid English conflicts, 16th to 18th century shifts, and the displacement of Acadians after 1755. It also touches on labor issues and a 1922 international conference agenda.
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Nova Scotia
North America
St. Augustine
Ila
Port Royal
Annapolis
Jamestown
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinis
Ceorgia
Louisiana
Aerdiins
F of Monas
Grand Pre
Ilames
New England
Deep Respect for Sabbath in Western New York Village
A reminiscence describes Sabbath observance in a western New York tile country village over fifty years ago. Family gatherings, prayers, Bible readings, and strict rest defined Sundays, with minimal chores and church attendance in a four-seated wagon, followed by shared meals and return to the farm. The narrator recalls a mother’s strict Sunday rules from her youth, including limits on walking and reading only the Bible and Foxes Book of Martyrs.
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New York
Sunah
Christian Herald
Engineers and Officials Hear Investigation Report
Horace B. Drury of the United States Shipping Board reviewed three months of Steel industry investigations before a forum of engineers and public officials. He cited visits to 20 plants and found shifting to a three shift system would raise total product cost by no more than three percent, arguing no economic necessity for a 12 hour day in steel plants.
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Drury
International Labor Office
Geneva
Astonleht
Mechan+ jen] engineers
New York
American Institute of Electricail Engineers
Taylor Society
Nec
Horace B. Drury
United States Shipping Board
American Society of Mechanica
Rogerson News Notes Roundup From Local Visitors
Rogerson residents and visitors frequent the town with business trips and family visits. Harold Goth and children joined Mr and Mrs Howard Ginh at a local home gathering while James Green, the barber, left town for an indefinite absence. Several residents including Willig, Cox, Gehring, and Bockover conducted business in Rogerson on Monday and Tuesday. Other travelers connected with Shoshone Basin, Utah Construction, and Cedar Creek headed to nearby towns for errands and medical visits.
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Burley
Miers
Harold Goth
Child
Howard Ginhs
Morndttius West
Taylor
Jerome
Clyde Nelmick
Willig
Shoshone Basin
Rogerson
James ©. Green
Bill Evang
Shoshone Ranch
Ian Rogerson
Utah Constriction Company
William Hines
Charley Craig
Pocatello and
Oeiten
Ray Diffenfardier
Milo W
Davis
F. E. McConnell
Shoshone Bass
Warren Godfrey
Jarbridge
Richard McRae
Hollister
Herbert L. Snyder
Twin Falls
A. Becker
Oakley
W. R. Ray
Carlyle Pigkett
Jand
Minnie. Wright
Granville,Ohlo
0 .D. Vandenbark
Vandenbark
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