Waterloo High Teams Victors in Local Matchups
East High defeated Manchester 7 to 0 and West High beat Dubuque 16 to 0 on foreign fields. Both victories set the stage for the Turkey Day clash between East and West at Locust Street field with a record crowd anticipated.
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Henker Johannsen Cooper Radesky
Waterloo
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Enoop
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Barron
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Meelke
Turkey
East High
Young Man Wore Five Coats Arrested as Larceny Suspect
Charles B. Beaman alias Charles Parker is held on petty larceny charges after police arrest at the Globe hotel in Sioux City Iowa. He wore five coats at once and admitted stealing two. detectives probe whether he is part of a store-thief gang. A registration card with Beaman's name was found.
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Charles B. Beaman
Charles Parker
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Parker
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Editorial miscellany and postal jokes from a wartime page
A fragmentary column comments on railroad power and patronage, brewing and newspapers, rising express wages, and playful observations on language tenses. It laments monopoly concerns, notes Denmark's wartime sympathy, and ends with light, wry vignettes from editors J.M.S. and A.L.C.
Towa University Claims Secondary Big Ten Honors
Iowa Hawkeyes routed Northwestern 23 to 7 on Iowa field to seize likely second place in the Big Ten. Starters Lohman Scott Kelly Donnelly Capt Reed led a dominant backfield and defense as Reed closed his Iowa career with interceptions. Northwestern’s top players included McLaughlin Cigrand Edgren. Referee Birch. Michigan and Dartmouth officials listed.
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Deason
Mulder
Mockmora
Penfiel
Synhurst Tuorey Reed
Seote Kelty - Snderhill Scott
Cigra
Taft Considered as Baseball Czar by Industry Leaders
New York officials report that William Howard Taft was asked to displace the national commission and govern baseball. Owners Harry Frazee and Harry Hempstead declined to name other suitors but said eastern magnates supported the move. They urged a respected American figure to lead the national game.
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America
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Football scores from many schools in Des Moines and beyond
A wide mix of high school and college football results appears, with North Des Moines routing West Des Moines 54 to 0 while East Des Moines Seconds were held 0 0. Other matches include Iowa 23 Northwestern 7 and Notre Dame 26 Purdue 6. several lines mix teams, scores, and notes with several incomplete entries and stray lines.
Coe routs State Teachers in season finale 52 to 3
Coe closed its football season with a 52 to 3 victory over the State Teachers of Cedar Falls. Key plays featured Collins, Filipi, Hill and Post for Coe, while Putney scored the lone Teachers touchdown with a field goal. McCreery, Holden and Ure starred for the visitors.
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Filipi
Coe
Collins
Downey
Ande
Post
Hasek
Roal
McCreery
Holden
Ure
Bar- Yinek
iTabor
Pair of theft suspects linked to multi-car rustling case
In Sioux City investigations two youths were detained after a theft ring involving three stolen cars near the Great Northern line. sheriffs say partners included a Bronson man and a grocer’s supply firm. officials recovered four vehicles and await further action.
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Great Northern
Sioux City
Sherif Myers
W. Coons
Bronson
Morningside
Auto Thieves Nabbed at Logan Three Cars Recovered
Logan Iowa November 25 four men jailed three automobiles recovered and the underground auto railroad exposed by Sheriff M D Myers Deputy A W Blackburn and Chief A Danielson at Logan and Sioux City Russell Ecton and Harry Walding about 16 and 17 years old were arrested on grand larceny charges after a long examination a confession tied them to Louis Krummel a Omaha railroad fireman and Clarence Sargberger another fireman.
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M. D. Myers
A .W. Blackburn
A. Danielsonhere
Sioux
Russell Ecton
Harry Walding
Myers
Blackburn
Sheriff Myers
Louis Krummel
Omaha
J and
Clarence Sargberger
Watch the Little Pimples They Are Nature's Warning
Unsightly pimples signal skin trouble and possible diseases. The ad touts S. S. S. blood medicine as a remedy, claiming it purifies blood and reaches the source of skin issues. Readers are urged to write to Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for guidance.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift
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