Peace themes and peril in early Chinese politics discussed
Fortnightly Club members hear W. W. Beal analyze nationalist China. Discussion covers internal war risks, foreign missionaries, education gains, and transportation limits. Mrs. Hemsworth notes women's roles yet reluctance on suffrage. Next meeting featured Mississippi flood control by George Worthen at the Bruner home.
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W. W. Beal
Mies Mary
Horner
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Highland
Ching
Beal
L. C. Hemsworth
W. Bruner
George B. Worthen
Mississippi Fiood Control
Sharkey Hand Injury Declared Minor Swelling
The Massachusetts athletic commission ruled Jack Sharkey’s hand injury was only slight swelling and not a fracture. Sharkey had postponed the Sharkey Heeney bout after his trainer’s report, with manager Johnny Buckley arranging appearance before the commission Friday while Sharkey aims to fight once cleared.
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New York
INS
Massachusetts Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
New York Commission
Sharkey
Heeney
Klein
Boston
Syndicate Takes Over Cleveland A L Ball Club
Cleveland Indians become property of a Cleveland millionaire syndicate led by Alva Bradley who says majority holdings of Mrs James Dunn were acquired for about 950000. Other members include Percy Morgan John Sherwin Jr and Charles Bradley. Remaining shares to be paid as stocks are delivered. An unrelated ad promotes Dr Wilbert Shallenberger medical consultations at the Waterloo Hotel Russell Jamson on November 19.
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Cleveland Indians
Alva, Bradley
James ©. Dunn
Bradley
Percy Morgan
The
Morgan Lithograph Company
John Sherwin, Jr
Union Trust Company
Charles Bradley
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Rialist
Waterloo
Russell-Jamson
Texas
Sporting News
Hawkeyes and Wildcats: Era of Early Big Ten Classic Matchups
A retrospective look at Northwestern and Iowa football through a long series of games from 1910 to 1933. It highlights dominant Iowa success, notable scores such as 78 to 6 in 1913 and 37 to 3 in 1923, and the evolving rivalry as Northwestern rose and Iowa faced tougher competition into the 1920s.
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Courier Special Service
Town City
Woy
Northwestern University
Towa
Hawkeyes
Evanston
Wildcats
Iowa
Northwestern
Towe
Owa
Hawkeyes and Boxing Notes Add to Iowa Sports Ledger
Iowa history notes Towa 16 0 victory over Wisconsin offers the nintieth scoreless outing for the Hawkeyes in state history. Northwestern series results and past year patterns are cited. Des Moines boxing reports cover Texas Kid and others as local bouts unfold.
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Towa
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Harp in Hock at Rialto features Schildkraut in ghetto drama
At Rialto Rudolph Schildkraut stars in A Harp in Hock a tale set in New Yorks ghetto. Junior Coghlan is an orphan Irish boy sheltered by Isaac Abrams pawnshop owner amid hostile neighbors. The film portrays the old mans heartfelt battle to keep the child safe with strong supporting roles by May Robison Bessie Love and Joseph Striker.
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Crystal
Patsy Ruth Miller
Tan Keith
Mickey McBan
Evans
Palace
Fred Humes
Plaza
Barbara Kent
Andre Beranger
Gucien Littlefield
Pnthe
Orpheum
Flaza
Rialto
New York
Rudolph Schildkrant
Hock
Rudolph Schildkraut
Coghlan
Isaac Abrams
Abrams
May Robison
Bessie Love
Joseph Striker
Adele Watson
Abie's Irish Rose at Waterloo Theatre Next Week
Waterloo theatre announces the play Abie's Irish Rose by Anne Nichols. The engagement features the author producer and a wednesday show on November 23 after a long Garrick Detroit run to near capacity.
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Abie
Waterloo Theatre
Anne Nichols
Miss Nichols
Garrick Theatre
Detroit
Heralded perennial wonder set for metropolitan presentation
Production tail end signals a metropolitan showcase promising strong advance notices for theatergoers. The piece emphasizes local theater appeal and broad audience reach amid ongoing performances.
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Metropolitan
Battle of Jacks in Court Delayed to Next Monday
Newark, N J Nov 17 The battle of Dempsey and Kearns was adjourned to Monday due to a lawyer's fitness. Kearns, Dempsey's former manager, sues for 333 333 33 dollars claiming a percentage on fights from 1925 to 1928. The article adds an aside about snake blood color from copper.
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N. J
Sey
Kearns
Becauss
Denpery
Dempsey
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