Mitt Romney elected football captain at Fort Hird High
Mr Romney a standout backfield player in the interscholastic division was named captain for the next season at the school banquet. Lynt Larrenet and Jo an Thomas were named managers of the varsity and second teams respectively as the school celebrates its 1926 football year with a lively banquet and praise for the squad.
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Salt Lake, Dee
Mit Romney
Fort Hird
Lynt Larrenet
Wis
Joan Thomas
I Hlomney
Haimself
Ott
Lowell
Horses Declared Out of Class in National Trotting Board
New York Dec 8 The National Trotting Association board of review expelled Milo Powers of Goshen Indiana for plotting a horse out of its class under the Ruth Corporal alias. Other horses traced include Pilly Pisgate black mare Guadiana and two others linked to owners in Ohio Maine and North Carolina. The meeting also heard the case of Hen F White of East Aurora New York.
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New York
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Gocher
Milo Powers
Goshen
Ind
Mary Muth
Ruth Corporal
Ohio
Chicago
Maine
F. White
East Aurora
N.Y
Bicycle Racers Break Daylight Record in Sixteen Hour Race
New York report from December notes the sixty third hour of the airday bicycle race with thirteen teams leading at 1303 miles and 4 laps, about 15 miles ahead of the previous record. The Suter Madonna team incurred a one lap penalty after Suter stopped briefly for a nosebleed and Mercey of Australia was forced out after a crash and injury.
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New York
Safivan
Anderson
Suter
Madonna
Ruddie Russy
Vanderstuytt
Foster
Iid
Suter-Madonna
Charles Mercey
Tiercey
Gibbons Ahearn bout postponed in St Paul
Promoters announce a postponement of at least one week for the Mike Gibbons versus Young Abeam ten round bout set for December 10 in St Paul Minnesota due to Gibbons severe cold potentially pneumonia. No substitute will be arranged and if Gibbons resumes training next Monday the fight will be rescheduled to December 17. Ahearn agreed to the extended postponement as needed for Gibbons to recover.
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St Pau
Minn
Mike Gibbons
Young Abeam
Gibbons
Af Gibbons
Aheam
Davis and Weder Ice Ne Canal Company
Bees
Wee
LF Annis
Adams
Geo
Adame
Nallantyne
Js T
J. T
Ash
Barlow
Jeese
I. Uw Barlow
Jesse H. Tarrow
Jeave
Bi Marlow
Jesee
Oss
Barton
P. A
Tne
Algoretta
Corbridge
Mamie
Mamie A
Clearfield Orehand Co
Clearfield Orchard Co
Creighbaum
Ches, T
Ches
Chid
Harrison
Saul Ave
Child
Warrison
Byana
Augustus
Lzbert
Joseph A
Firker
Morton
Felt
Onno
Ma Fernettus
Heber
Fbson
Gibson
J. He
Hodgeon
John
Bi Hartley
Brigham
Ntartley
Deigham
Hartley
Brighem
Ilection
Modeon
Aasu Maris
Enoch Gal
Jensen
J. W
King
Ayrom
Tayton
Orson
Taston
Lambers
Leo OH Moore
Sid
Matin
David
Henry
Henry Keesae
Mors
John Henry
Shit Mathewa
J. A
Marton
Nalder
Naylor Brothers
Oren
Snl
Peterson
Mrs &. Peterson
M. Lary
Trosaebl
Jas. A
Board of
Will Offer Yachts and Motor Boats To United States
Nearly 1000 centers of yachts and motor boats have offered to serve as naval reserve craft for the United States Navy. Ralph H. Strassburger announced at a Navy League meeting that new power boats would be built along the lines of a proposed training camp. The league backs a naval academy and training camps near New York City and at Norfolk, Virginia, and in San Francisco.
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Centre of
Piotor
United States Navy
Ralph H. Strassburger
Navy League of the United States
Strassburger
Inarue
Berm Yesterlay
Wilorta
Navy
Teagie
Newt Simmer
Haya
Vlatteburgh
N. Y
Leagunr
New York City
Naryacansell Thay
Fll
Norfalk
San Francisco
Arthur H. Cadman
von Fears
Equthera Meme Bere
Congress
Alleged bootlegger held after preliminary hearing
An alleged bootlegger, Tom Sapoll, was arrested on whiskey selling charges in Vocatello Maho. He appeared before Justice Van Resth in a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the district court in a cash bond of PhD. In default, he was remanded to the sheriff to await further actions.
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Vocatello
Maho
Tom Sapolls
van Glen
Tustien van Resth
Wstirtet
Serb and Montenegrin Front Quietly Retreat Under Albanian Pressure
From Berlin via London a morning report says Albanian tribesmen led by Arnauts have risen against Serbian forces already crossing into Albania. Serbians face winter hardships with no transport, while a Montenegrin retreat continues after losing key positions on the Supodof range. An enveloping Austrian move from three sides is thought to threaten a pincer on Montenegrin forces, potentially fueling a separate peace talk suggestion from Montenegro to the Entente.
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Rerlin
London
Albania
Turkey
Monast T
Ochrida
Serbia
Supodof
Diack Mountains
Thres
Montenegro
CARRIER OF COCAINE SENTENCED IN U S DISTRICT COURT
Salt Lake City December 93 Judge T Pavla Johnson sentenced Teo Dantholf in a federal drug case. Indicted last week on possession of cocaine Dantholf pleaded guilty and received four months in county jail after already serving three and a half months awaiting trial. Arrested in Ogden August 1 by Deputy Marshal David Thomas and Internal Revenue Agent LW. Eli Mott Dantholf’s transfer between district divisions occurred November 19 following the grand jury indictment.
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Salt Lake
T. Pavla Johnson
United Stats District Court
Teo Dantholf
Federal Grand Jury
Haertson
Johnson
Danthoft
Ogden
David Thomas
United States
Eli Mott
Internal Revenue
Illscate
District of UK
Milky
Jobytan
Red Cross Plans War Relief Coordination
Washington December conference between Red Cross officials and American relief groups aims to consolidate war relief for European sufferers. The plan, developed at the annual American National Red Cross meeting, calls for broader Red Cross supervision and closer cooperation for more efficient administration.
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Washington
Red Cross
Tied Cross
Lew Cross
Dayton votes one mill levy to enlarge permanent highway ten rates
Montgomery county electors approved a one mill levy for two years to fund permanent road building in Dayton. The plan follows a two year program that built twenty five miles of brick highways, aided by state funds and benefited lands. County Engineer Victor G Smith and Commissioner Charles F Brenner praised the economy of substantial brick highways radiating from Dayton, a city shaping its post flood public works.
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Montgomery County
Dayton
Eea
Victor G
Allies Split over Balkan Campaign Leaders and Strategy
Reports say Sir John French proposed continuing the Balkan campaign while some allies oppose it and demand a halt. A high French official notes England's dissatisfaction with the Balkan campaig n and questions persist in French official circles about the plan.
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John French
Avena
England
Saloniki
Balkan Campais
Chelea
Repor
Mission Worker A Visitor In Pocatello Idaho
The Rev. A G Sullens supervisor of human lesion in Idaho and Oregon for the Congregational church is spending a few days in Pocatello on church business. He has been on a tour of inspection including flocking and other points. He will return to Boise later this week.
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Focatello
Idaho
A. G. Sullens
Oregon
Congregational Church
Pocatello
Boise
Labor and Capital Banquet Sparks Industrial Dialogue
Denver officials and business leaders plan a labor and capital banquet to discuss arbitration and conciliation. State and city representatives, along with employers, seek harmony amid rising tensions and efforts to prevent disputes.
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