Cedar Rapids Board Debates Athletics and Eligibility
Cedar Rapids board of education discussed athletic relations with out of state schools, professionalism, and high school athlete age limits. Members favored staying within Iowa, noting Coach Leo Novak’s strong teams and eligibility concerns. Plans to include more Iowa teams in future schedules were affirmed.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Education
Hlent
Washington
Tigers
Mr. Moore
Supt
Deamer
Mr. Sadowsky
Iowa
Leo Novak
Novak
Sures
Sayng
Moore
Johnson
Luberger
Inwa
Lincoln High Football Team Uses Irish Signals and Italian Tactics
Milwaukee Lincoln high school’s football team blends Irish lineage and Italian signaling with a single Irish captain Kenneth Keene. The squad features players Jia Gosh Guardalabene Zingale Alino Spicuzza Celoni and others learning Italian signals from mascot Mrs. La Gosh who attends games and practices. The Irish coach Bill Tiernan presides as the team forges a unique cross ethnic approach in American football.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lincoln High School
Kenneth Keene
Jia Gosh
Guardalabene
Zingale
Alino
Spicuzza
Celoni
Lincoln
Stee
Joe
Tiernan
Jane
British Politics Shifts Tie to Turf in Westminster
London report notes Earl of Derby and peers maintain racing ties amid a shift away from political fortunes tied to betting. It highlights nobles like Lord astor and Lord Rosebery and recalls a era when ministers profited from racing while Parliament sat. Weather trends encourage brighter attire as a mood lifter in dreary London. Royal move to Curzon House signals winter residence for the Duke and Duchess of York with planned entertaining. Two Hungarian nobles, Prince Festerich and Count Batthany, are restored to honorary Jockey Club membership after wartime bans.
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London
Earl of Derby
Aweer of Santoving
Pharos
Conquestador
Lord Rosebery
Lord Astor
House of Gommons
Westminster
Downing
Lenton
Curzon_ house
Mayfair
Duchess of York
Curzon House
Earl Howe
Prince Festerich
Count Batthany
Jockey Club
Winter camping in the north woods risks and cautions
An editorial argues winter treks in the north woods can be enjoyable with proper planning and equipment but warns danger rises with distance from civilization. It cites US weather data for Duluth Minnesota and recounts a survey of 18 men on the northern boundary noting cold and exertion as key factors shaping safety during December through February.
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North Woods
Cai
Jock
Ned
Itanece
Huruig
Altia
Marshalltown Tough Beats Oskaloosa Eleven 9 to 7
Marshalltown High bounced back to defeat Oskaloosa 9 to 7 in a hard fought game. Captain Anderson led the Marshalltown squad with a strong performance as the team secured the win two days ago.
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Marshalltown
Oskaloosa Eleven
Iowa Hawkeyes prepare aerial attack for Wisconsin clash
Iowa football coach Goath Burton Ingwersen drills a heavy air offense as Iowa aims to top Wisconsin and strengthen Big Ten title hopes. Startin lineup uncertain with Nick Kutsch pending possible absence, and names like Town-Romey Nelson Roda wig Griffen Krasuski Hines Rice Schirmer Graham Kutsch or Dauber listed for QB and backfield roles.
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Iowa City
Goath Burton Ingwersen
University of Iowa
Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Badger
Totay
Nick Kutsch
Lowa
Ingwersen
Lneup
Romey
Nelson
Rodawig
Griffén
Krasuski
Hines
Rice
Schirmer
Gra Ham
Kutsch
Dauber
Fer
Praying Colonels Influence Marshalltown High Football
Marshalltown high school players, unbeaten prior to a 7 point loss, prayed before games starting in Des Moines gym. Led by Lloyd Hale, the team sought calm and spirit through prayer, resulting in a powerful passing attack that beat Oskaloosa 7 to 0 and energized performances against North High.
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Marshalltown
Hi- Club
Lloyd Hate
Hale
North High
Alarshalltown
Oskaloosa
College football results with scattered scores across many teams
A garbled recap lists numerous college and prep football scores including Columbia 27 over Da Crosse 9, Penn 26 over St Ambrose 3, Simpson 25 over Des Moines U 13, Marian 0 over T Warwick 13, and others such as Mount St Charles 8, Montana School 3, and Denison 6. Many line items are garbled, with multiple misspellings and unclear team names, suggesting an OCR of a broad sports results page.
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Oskaloosa
Abgma
Marian
Twrmars
Sheldon
Roitr
Tdafimyve
Cadar Falls
Miquokete
Hreadrick
North English
Seana VA Tanger
O Rapids
K Point & di
Akron & Jivinheck
Eile Plaing
Panora
Promoter and fighter clash over next title bout plans
A fight promoter and sports figure exchange remarks over a planned title bout with Harry Wills next year. Factional interests and a former press agent are cited as influencing the stalled contract. Pierre Wertheimer, noted sportsman, remarks on a return to Paris as context for shifting plans.
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Tor Angeles
Col
Fitzstimmong
Indhana
Cine Tit
Fictien
Fish Trayxy Renton
Noy
Ee Widerrark
Fiteinumoens
Phimiplon
Harry Wills
New
Paris
Rules for economical coal use in homes and furnaces
Illinois Central Magazine promotes coal saving at home through Breckenridge authored rules. Key tips include sealing air leaks, insulating pipes, keeping grates clean, using dampers correctly, avoiding mild weather firing, and not overheating rooms. Follow careful air management and burn control for efficient heat.
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Illinois Central Railroad System
Ilinois Central Magazine
L. P. Breckenridge
Neces ‘Sary
Burt
Penn State and Notre Dame in Section Game
State College Pa Nov The Nittany lion faces Notre Dame in a highly anticipated Intersection game. An estimated 30 000 crowd will watch the daily showcase as both teams seek key wins after earlier defeats. Notre Dame has revived form while Penn State prepares a desperate stand against the invaders.
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Penn State
Notre Dame
State College
Nittany Lion
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Window Trimmer Confesses in Odd Display on Fourth Street
A playful local note describes a window trimmer confessing amid a store window display of children's building blocks on Fourth Street East. The piece blends whimsy and romance with a joking query about proper attire for floor walkers if a window trimmer errs in taste.
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Fourth Street
Re-election Leads Iowa Florists Officers at Ames Meeting
Ames Iowa Nov 7 B C Volz head of floriculture at Iowa State college was re-elected president of the Society of Iowa Florists at the twenty third annual convention here yesterday H N Knudson Mason City was named vice president for the coming year R S Herrick Des Moines was re elected secretary treasurer Directors chosen were F M Sherwood Waterloo William P Woodcock Spencer H J Greeve Oskaloosa Carl Gehrecke Creston and J 5 Wilson Des Moines was nominated for the Iowa Horticultural Society board
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Ames
B. C. Volz
Iowa State College
Society of Iowa Florists
H. N. Knudson
Son City
R. 5. Herrick
Des Moines
Northeast Iowa
F. M. Sherwood
Waterloo
Northwest Iowa
William P. Woodcock
Spencer
Iowa
H. J. Greeve
Oskaloosa
Carl Gehrecke
Creston
Amelia Gould 98 to be buried in Shell Rock Cemetery
Amelia J. Gould, 98, a long time Shell Rock resident, died Thursday in Winneconne Wisconsin. Survived by three daughters Mrs Pannie Starks Mrs C S Curtis and Mrs Balle Wilcox. Funeral and burial set for Sunday in Riverside Cemetery.
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Amelia Gould
Shell Rock Cemetery
Shell Rock
Amelia J. Gould
Winneconne
Wis
Daniel Gould
Pannie Starks
C. S. Curtis
Spokane
Wash
Balle Wilcox
York City
Riverside Cemetery
Indians Whittled Own Teeth of Oak in New York
Rochester researchers report an Indian skull found near Conesus Lake shows early dentistry with wooden pegs wedged into tooth sockets. The last chief with oak tooth substitutes was John Miller of the Tonawanda Reservation, who claimed to be 110 and used crude wooden teeth to chew meat, often refusing a dentist.
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Rochester
N. Y
Conesus Lake
John Miller
New York
Miller
Tonawanda Reservation
John
Tackle in Factory Grid Game Fatal
Chicago reports Arthur Morrison a 34 year old factory employee died after a heart attack during a noon hour football game when he tackled a fellow worker. The incident occurred on November 7 in Chicago and was attributed to the physical strain of the game. Named coworkers and the plant administration were noted in dispatches.
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Chicago
Arthur Morrison
Eimmploye
Rivalry over Buffalo Bill name stirs frontier history claim
Kansas City November 7 relatives plan to rebury William Cody in Cody Wyoming. A Wichita writer argues William Mathewson dubbed Buffalo Bill earlier, but Cody made the name famous. Letter by David Leahy notes Mathewson was known to Indians and pioneers by that title, while Cody achieved world recognition.
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Willam F. Cody
Cody
Wyo
William Mathewson
Buffalo C. S. Wright
Sombarton
Mathewson
Bill Cody
Buffalo Bill
Mr. Cody
Hetl
Altho
Kit Garson
Frontier Age
Mr. Mathewson
Victor Murdock
Major Burke
Coly
David D. Leahy
Wichita
Kaw
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