West High and Cedar Falls Set for Thanksgiving Tilt
West High aims to even its season series with North High after a 13 0 loss last year, relying on line play by Koester Early and a tough defense. East High faces Cedar Falls in a key afternoon game with Naven and Reed possibly sidelined by injuries as Geissman readies a strong Orange and Black effort.
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Wife of Farmer Killed in Iowa Runaway
Mrs. Marsh W. Barnes aged 45 died in a runaway near Oskaloosa Iowa when a team driven by her husband spooked and bolted. She attempted to jump from the buggy and was thrown, fracturing her skull. She was the wife of a wealthy Ma(haska) county farmer.
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Here
Gets-IT Corn Ender Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts GETS-IT as a pure corn ender that stops corns, warts, and bunions with two drops. It claims quick shrinkage, no pain, and easy use versus tapes and plasters. Sold by druggists or direct from E Lawrence Co Chicago, 2 shillings a bottle.
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E. Lawrence Co
Chicago
Baseball Association Adopts Limited Revisions at Omaha Meeting
The National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs opened two hours late as members debated revising optional agreements and keeping current salary caps for the close and tlasa D leagues. Chicago was rejected as permanent meeting site while the Western league set a lid schedule from April 23 to September 19 with five umpires per game and a 15-ball start rule. A likely future meeting within a month could discuss circuit changes.
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Omaha
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Chicago
Association
Ames Players Brace for Iowa Clash in State Title Showdown
Ames tutors push the varsity through final scrimmage as Cyclones bank on a wide open attack to challenge Iowa on State field Saturday. Moss and Kinnick lead Ames in a confident bid despite Uhl’s shoulder injury and Hawkeye prep for a hard fought homefront battle.
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Hawkeyes
Chicago Alumni Seek Free Football Game for Telgiana Aid
The piece notes that stake may be unavailable for a battle but other sites could offer parks gratis for a charitable game. It highlights President James as urging support and says prominent Chicago alumni hope to devise a game to aid Telgiana and its sufferers.
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Telgiana
Majestic bill features Menlo More and divers
At the Majestic the show includes Mason Wilbur and Jordan in novelty acrobatics, Lew China with Xylophony spies and Ass Davis, Miller and Lyle’s dancing and talking act, and Menlo More in Enchanted Forest with nursery rhyme fantasia and colorful numbers. Also reel footage of Annette Kellermann appears as part of the program. The present bill continues today with three performances Saturday.
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Jordan
Lew China
Enery
Annette Kellerman
German officer plotted Suez sinking to block reinforcements
The London Chronicle reports Lieutenant Mors, a German agent in the Egyptian gendarmerie, sought to incite rebellion and blow up a steamship in the Suez Canal to halt reinforcements from India and Australia. Dynamite was found at his lodgings and Maj. Gen. Sir John Maxwell ordered his arrest.
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Mara
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Australia
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Mars
Fez
More confessed to receiving fifty thousand for the work
At his trial More admitted receiving 50000 and named associates who have since been arrested. An advertisement for sewing machines from 4 to 15 dollars entices readers to visit White Sewing Machine Co. at 18T West Park Ave to make room for a new patent Hotary White.
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More
White Sewing Machine Co
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