American boys clash in final of cue tourney
New York February 13 The world balkline billiard title returns to the United States as Welker Cochran and Young Jake Schaefer meet in the final round robin match. Schaefer, who has beaten Matsuyama, Hagenlacher and others, needs victory to take the crown, with Cochran matching him at three wins apiece.
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New York
Edouard
Horemaris
Belgium
United States
Welker Cochran
Towan
Hollywood
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Schaefer
Kinsey Matsuyama
Cochran
Matsuyama
Eric” Hagenlacher
Germany
Horsemans
Hin
Hagenlacher
Felix Grange ¢S
Prance
Beavers Edge in Shot Battle but Lose Nearby Tilt
Buena Vista college cagers outshot Still College osteopaths but fell 36 to 32. Benz led Still with 9 points on free throws and two fields. Beavers12 field goals to 13, yet only six free throws vs Still's twelve.
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Storm Lake
Buena Vista College
Still College
Doctor
Benz
Beavers
Cook and Elliott Begin Serving Time in State Reformatory
Kenneth Cook was sentenced to eight years for man slaughter in the Donald Pint killing and Paul Elliott received ten years for forgery. Both began terms at Anamosa State Reformatory yesterday, taken by Deputy Sheriff Harry Allen. Cook remained cheerful on the trip, Elliott was low in spirits. Cook, a barber, asked to work in the prison barber shop.
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Kenneth Cook
Anamoesa
Donald Pint
Paul Elliott
Anamosa
Harry Allen
Cook
Eliott
Allen
Hudson Boys Beat Orange in Tight Hoops Game
Hudson Indiana February 14 special. Hudson boys defeated Orange 20 to 18 last evening. Frank Arter and Wixby led Hudson with strong play while Brown and Battey starred for Orange. Orange girls beat Hudson 58 to 24 marking a mixed result for both teams.
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Courier Special Serviet
Hudson
Hudson Boys
Orange
Frank
Arter
Wixby
Brown
Battey
Hudson Girls
Cubs Triumph Over Rivals at Independence 33 to 12
St Marys faces Sacred Heart after defeating St Johns of Independence 33 to 12 at Independence. O Connor led Waterloo with eight goals as St Marys sought to keep the week clean. lineups listed for St Marys and St Johns.
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Cubs
Independence
St. John's of Independence
Buchanan County Court
St. Mary's
Sacred Heart
Fourth Street
O Connor
Waterloo
Anderson
Cf O'Connor
Qugckenbish
Mullen
We Wahl
St. John's
Holgate
G. Tageert
Taylor to Take Guard Post for Cyclone Quint
Iowa State coach Louis Menze plans a lineup shift as M. H. Taylor may move to guard to boost scoring and offset opponents. Taylor returns from illness to join Carl Rudi at guard while Ludwig stays at forward. The Cyclones face Kansas Aggies in Manhattan after playing at Columbia.
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Anjes
Louis’ Menze
Iowa State College
Menze
Cyclones
Columbia
Missouri Tigers
M. H. Taylor
Pred Ludwig
Lawton
Stall
Carl Rudi
Ames
Taylor
Jis Montezuma
Staton
Ludwig
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Lott Davis Cup Star Seen as Good Student
Chicago February 13. George Ott ranked third in the nation in tennis is nearly as efficient with books as with a racket. He has 12 grade points for Autumn quarter, above a B average at the University of Chicago. If he earns 10 grade points this quarter, he will be eligible for Western conference play in tennis and baseball this spring. Ott is also adept at basketball and is slated for a regular role on the Chicago team next winter.
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Chicago
George Ott
University of Chicago
Lolt
Chicago Five
Falls Hugh A Linn Shelby prove veteran Iowa State wrestler
Wins by Falls Hugh, A Linn, Shelby highlight Iowa State College wrestling season. Linn, a veterinary medicine junior, is noted for flashy grappling and has pinned three opponents and earned one decision so far this year.
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Hugh
A. Linn
Shelby
Iowa State College
Linn
Lincoln Death News on Display at Morgan Sullivan Clothiers
A copy of the April 15 1865 New York Herald recounting President Lincoln’s assassination is shown in the window of Morgan and Sullivan 518 Commercial Street. It belongs to J J Wyeth 1423 Second Street West and is well preserved with heavy front page rules. Headlines include Important Assassination of President Lincoln and The President Shot at the Theater Last Evening. Other items note Secretary Seward daggered but not mortally wounded and the alleged assassin J Wilkes Booth.
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New York Herald
Lincoln
Morgan & Sullivan, Clothiers
Commercial Street
J. J. Wyeth
Second Street
Seward
Clarence
Frederick Seward
Washington
J. Wilkes Booth
Amateur Boxers Vie for Honors in Omaha
Amateurs from Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota will compete in Omaha on February 26 for the Midwestern A A U amateur championship. Open to those who have never won a district title, with official medals awarded. Entries include Sonder Urick Red Oak and Hollin Slama Marshaltown Y M C A middleweights. MULLEN GETS OME. Chicago February 33 Ap notes promoter Jim Mullen returns from New York where he attended the Singer Taylor fight and aims for four 10 round bouts on February 26 with Canzoneri Taylor and Shen among bouts.
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Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
North and
South Dakota
Mullen
Chicago
Jim Mullen
New York
Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneri
Taylor
Eddie Shen
Central Strided Time Programs and Wavelengths Overview
The note outlines timing standards where all time is labeled P Mf unless stated otherwise. It shows wavelength indicators on the left of call strings and Eilo cycles on the right, indicating a procedural schema for sequence timing and signal terminology.
Wednesday Radio Schedules and Listings Overview
Radio schedule snippets list programs by time and station across many outlets. Entries show orchestras, ensembles, dance music, and variety features with city references such as Chicago Minneapolis and Des Moines, indicating a broad regional broadcast guide.
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KEW Chinago
Foresters
the Smiths
Ramblers
Wnews
Liriber Music
WGN Chicago
I2n
Quin
Nighthawks
Radio Floorwalker
Shavers
Olive Palmer
Reveters
Chicago
WLW
Cincinnati
WCCO
Minneapolis—sin
Minneapolis
WHO Nes Moines
Homestead Telk
Bankers Lie Trio
Drake University
Pacific Vagabonds
Merry Minstrels
Georgie Pargle
Spuarkers
Nubs Allen
WGN
Sentinels
WMAQ
Topsy Turvy
Whitney Trio
Xfinstrels
The
Antos-Andy
Diynce Music
Garden of Music
Corkers
Drace
Sic
Sam
Variety
Des Moines
Bankers Lite Little Symphony
Hotel Ft
Fothais Song Shop
Hoover Sentinels
Speiberling Singers
Maxwell House
Halsey-Stuart
Packard Lackard Lads
Bankers Life Littl Symphony
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Regional Concerts
A fragmented list of radio program blocks across stations WAF, WEAF, WGY, WTAM, KYW and others shows concerts, orchestras, singers, and lectures scheduled through the evening with times from 3:00 to 16:00 and mentions of studio hosts and program titles.
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Olive Palmer
Weaf Woy
WTAM
WWI
WGN
WTMJ
WDAF
WFAA
KPRO
Radio Manufacturers
WOR -Wadc
WKRCO
WGHP
WMAG
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
Kwcco
KLZ
WEAF
WGY Wta
KSB
WSR
WIAA
KPRC
KYW
EPO
KGO
KFI
KGW
Radio Symphony
WGY
ESD
EPRC
WSM
WSR Wta
KSTP
ROA
KPO
KPI _ RGW
WJIZ
KDEA
WLW
WJR
KTMJ
KSD
WHAS
W5b
Ardis Dunbar's Broken Leg Improves at Presbyterian
Definite improvement reported in the condition of Ardis Dunbar a 10 year old girl injured in a train auto crash Sunday her sister Golda 13 was killed instantly Ardis fracture reduced and concussion clearing though doctors caution over final recovery while police investigate the at fault crossing near Cleveland Street Dubuque Five Wins in overtime 23 to 20 over Wisconsin School of Mines marks local sports note.
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Ardis Dunbar
Hezekiah Dunbar
Stratford Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Golda
Rock Island
Cleveland Street Crossing
Dubuque
U.P
University of Dubuque
Wisconsin School of Mines
Platteville
Ted
Theatre Showings at Tontgut Palace Plaza and Strand
The program lists TONTGUT PALACE starring George Bancroft Clive Brook and Evelyn Brent in an underworld romance with melodrama and comedy. Plaza features Victor Varconi Joseph Schildkraut in a two underworld lovers tale plus Just Me and Wax Figures. Riviera presents The Wolf of Wall Street with Bancroft Badanova and Paul Lukas. Movietone and Paramount news. Onstage School Daze with Irving's Flapperettes and Bill Carlin. Strand shows Naughty Baby with Alite White Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in a comedy with Trixie Friganza and Al Abbott impersonations.
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Palace
Underworld
George Bancroft
Clive Brook
Evelyn Brent
Fox News
Plaza
Tenth Avenue
Phyllis Over
Victor Varconi
Joseph Schildkraut
Riviera
Wall Street
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Trixie Friganza
Trix
al Abbott
Vitaphone
Street Cars Crash in Indianapolis Injures Worker Crowd
Two street cars crowded with workers collided in Indianapolis on February 13 after the brake on one car failed. One man was injured as emergency crews responded to the wreck and transported victims to nearby hospitals. Further details on the number of injured were not immediately released.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.R
Passenger Plunge Leaves Several Injured on Train
An accident injured several people, probably fatally, with over 100 aboard the cars. A rider on the platform escaped by leaning, while three others were seriously hurt.
First Aid Contest Set for Kansas City in September
Washington reports the eighth international first aid and mine rescue contest will be held in Kansas City September 12 13 and 14 under the auspices of the bureau of mines National Safety council American Red Cross and mining organizations.
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Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Commerce Department
Uner
Bureau of Mines, National Safety Council
American Red Cross
Mining Organizations
Bus Crash Injures Eleven Near Jonesville Michigan
In Jonesville Michigan on February 13 a Detroit Chicago motorbus crashed into two trucks and trailers, injuring eleven passengers as the trucks stalled on U S Highway 112 blocking the road.
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Jonesville
Mich
UIS
State 5 Town Sunday School convention host committee named
Convention C. D. Allen announces executive committee for the annual Town State Sunday School convention to be held May 1 2 and 3. Members include Rev. W. Bp. McCormick Ida R. Schwind W. A. Lane C. A. Morris Mrs V. A. Zellhoefer and others with W. G. C. A. Friday noon set for the first meeting at the recreation Yagin ok. W. Hutton will speak at the conference in Des Moines.
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C. D. Allen
Town State Sunday School Association
Allan
W. BP. McCormick
F. A. Wisner
T. L. Eaton
D. P. Mason
C. F. Nagle
A. P. Blough
A. A. Lohner
S. A. Cohagan
Ww. Hutton
Des Moines
Northwestern Beats Oregon In Swimmer Record Meet
Northwestern University defeated the University of Oregon 41 to 26 in Eugene on February 13. The visitors set a new world record in the 300 yard medley relay with a time of 3:03.4, beating the old mark by two tenths of a second, and four Pacific coast intercollegiate records were also broken.
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Eugene
Ore
Northwestern University
University of Oregon
Northwestern
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