Penn and Cornell To Meet In Pep Rally Contests
Pep meetings at East and West high schools outlined final plans for today’s annual Penn and Cornell game. Attendance could reach 4,000 to 5,000 with former stars returning home and parents on the sidelines. Coaches issued final instructions as team lineups remained unchanged. Early shifted to fullback with Smith back on the line. A stock issue of 3,000 dollars was announced for the venture, with Larry Mullen handling business matters.
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West
West High
McClain
Jess Early
Smith
Early
North Des Moines
Teachers to Play Beloit College Five
Cedar Falls Iowa residents read that Teachers College will meet Beloit College of Wisconsin in basketball this winter. Director Seymour signed the contract after umpiring a Beloit Lake Forest football game. the Feb 25 contest will be at Cedar Falls. Beloit last season was strong, challenging Wisconsin University. Seymour promises a hard, extensive schedule with most games arranged soon and preliminary practice to begin.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers’ College
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Seymour
Lake Forest
Badger State
Wisconsin University
Clinton and West Des Moines to Clash at Drake Stadium
Clinton and West High meet in a premier late fall high school football game at Drake Stadium. West High brings a strong defense and a daring shift offense while Clinton showcases the Osborne shift with secret practice and planned variations. The Eastern champion Clinton faces a top West Central squad in a matchup expected to be highly sensational.
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Des Moines
Middle West
Drake Stadium
West High-Clinton
Clinton
Osborne
West High
Stewart
East High
Dubuque to Retain Three-Jean Franchise
Dubuque Iowa November 26 President Teamny of the Three T Jeans addressed a citizens committee urging Dubuque to keep its franchise in the league. Plans for future play and league participation were discussed with local officials and backers.
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Dubuque
Dubuque, Ja
Teamny
Galloway and Black Hawk Win in Close Games
The Galloway five defeated the Black Hawk quintet 20 to 10 with Robbins and Eggler leading scoring in the first half while Galloway slowed to two points in the second. In the second game Black Hawk defeated Security Savings 18 to 12, led by Hostetler and Leonard with a strong first half. The United States oil output has doubled in 15 years, reaching about 33,330,000 barrels last year, a 20 percent rise from the year before.
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Galloway
Robbins
Eggler
Bowmen
Galloway Boys
Robbits
I. F
Beam
Jis
Thomas
Truman
L. G
Blacks—Hawkner
R. Fir Wyant
L. Fi. Anderson
Kiser
R. G
Russell
Black Hawk Five
Hostetler
Leonard
Black Hawk
Addington
J. B
Greene
L. F
Kimm
Holmes
IL. C. Security Savings
United States
Penn Cornell battle today sparks keen football interest
New York, Nov. 26. The Pennsylvan ia Cornell game at Philadelphia today closes a sensational season with Army Navy set for the same field in two days. Since 1893 the Pennsylvan ia series leads, with 18 Penn. wins to Cornell’s 2 and a 1 scoreless tie. Army Navy games run 9-8-1 in favor of the Navy, yet Army has scored more total points. Attendance will be smaller at Franklin Field but overall college football remains strong with large weekend crowds across the nation.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Quakers
Ithaca
Army
Navy
Annapolis
West Point
Franklin Field
Bis
Princeton
Yale
Brown
Michigan
Penn
State
Lehigh
Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
Syracuse
Rutgers
Harvard
Feds Withdraw Johnson Offer Shifts to Griffith in Race
Walter Johnson, star pitcher for the Washington Senators, missed a $60,000 three year Federal league offer after hesitating. Gilmore and the outlaws withdrew their bid, leaving Johnson to negotiate with Clark Griffith if the Senate club can meet his terms. Johnson’s 1914 record included 19 wins and 14 losses, 155 strikeouts, and 269 innings pitched. A separate note reports Frank White, a colored man, arrested for carrying concealed weapons. The city also swapped a 1914 motorcycle for a 1915 Indian.
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Chicago
Fpitcher
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Senators
Federal League
Outlaws
Johnson
Gilmore
St. Louis
Fielder Jones
Jones
Clark Griffith
Washington
Griffith
Flulder Jones
Bis
Axcain Walter
Grimith
President Gilmore
Feds
Walter
Dutch Leonard
Hamilton
Frank White
Morris
Boggs
White Poe
Clutting
Local Police Buy Speed Enforcement Machine
The police committee approved a device to travel at 0 miles per hour if needed to curb joy riding. The city paid $60 in the exchange.
When Dreams Come True at the Waterloo Tonight
The musical comedy When Dreams Come True arrives at the Waterloo tonight after a year on tour in New York Philadelphia Boston and Chicago. It distinguishes itself by being the only play once prophesied to fail for its clean and non salacious story. The run across major cities proves audiences crave wholesome entertainment in the theatre.
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Waterloo
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Winning of Barbara Worth at Waterloo Sunday show
Review notes the wholesome, clean drama The Winning of Barbara Worth coming to Waterloo Sunday matinee and night November 29. Jack Lait praises the production as grim yet manly with love and fidelity and a belief in edifying entertainment. A special 25 cent matinee is offered.
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Barbara Worth
Waterloo
Jack Lait
Iowa City Patriots Want Post Office Job
Iowa City, Nov. 26. With ten candidates for postmaster here, the race for postmaster of Iowa City promises to be an interesting one. Congressman Vollmer has advised candidates to unite and present the proposition to Democratic voters for selection. Each man should name a judge, with judges running the election. Vollmer will recommend the man whom the majority desires. Candidates listed: George T. Reddick, Max Meyer, S. A. Swisher, Elmer Anderson, Eugene Cherry, Robert McCol lester, S. E. Carrol, T. B. Murphy, Frank Tanner, S. D. Whiting.
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Iowa City
Congressman Vollmer
Vollmer
George T. Reddick
Max Meyer
A. Swisher
Elmer Anderson
Eugene Cherry
Robert McCollester
E. Carrol
T. B. Murphy
Frank Tanner
S. D. Whiting
Dusman Sentenced to Five Years for Burglary Tools
Anton Dusman pleaded guilty in district court at Waverly to possessing burglary tools tied to the Nov 4 Japesville bank attempt. He received five years in the Fort Madison state prison. Herbert Benton also pled guilty and was sent to Anamosa reform school. Walker, held as a witness, was released yesterday.
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Anton Dusman
Krause
Waverly
Independence
Fort Madison
Japesville
Herbert Benton
Anamosa
Marshel Beebe
Leighton
Benson
Dusman
Guy Walker
Bremer County
Waverly social notes and wedding in the city
Waverly reports Thanksgiving visits as Miss Dorothy Dawson returns from Madison University and friends from Iowa City arrive for vacation. Leo Mooney and Edith McCann wed at St Marys Church with a breakfast at the groom’s parents and plans to settle in the First ward. Mrs Beebe visits Waterloo. Mackey family moves from Waterloo to Waverly as Leo Mooney and his bride begin housekeeping.
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Leo Mooney
Edith McCann
St. Mary's Catholic Church
J. A. Mooney
Thanksgiving Visitors and Business Deals Noted
Lubmits Pape Hardware firm and Nat Ellis with Mise Dade Ryson plan Thanksgiving in Derwen with Delos Hodges family while Httleson arrive from Dubuque to join their parents. Mrs Oscar Trombley from Portland and Schultz family from Clarksville New York attend Miss Susan Schultz funeral. Coddington Laird sell Tripoli branch to Tripoli Implement Co and Readiyn to Chris Miller.
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Lubmits & Pape Hardware Company
Nat P. Ellis
Mise Dade Ryson
Derwen
Delos Hodges
Httleson
Dubuque
Oscar Trombley
Portland
Ore
Albert Schultz
Clarksville
Lous Schultz
New York City
Susan Schultz
Coddington & Laird
Tripoli
Tripoli Implement Co
Readiyn
Chris Miller
McDonald and Dunlap Form Waterloo Furniture Firm
W. B. McDonald and H. W. Dunlap, expert repairers and upholsterers, consolidate in Waterloo under the name McDonald & Dunlap at 229 Witty Street. McDonald has years of local service on Seventh Street West, while Dunlap moves to Waterloo from Independence. Both are trusted tradesmen.
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W. B. McDonald
H. W. Dunlap
Waterloo
McDonald & Dunlap
Witty Street
Seventh Street
Independence
Laxative Brom Quin Ine Ad Claims Quick Cure
Advertised remedy promises to cure a cold in one day with LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN INE tablets. Doctors offer refunds if it fails. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box. 260, advertisement.
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E. W. Grove
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Bakers
Larry Mullen
Austin
Ming
Dubuquet
Mullen
West Des Moines
AMS
Courier-Report
ARC Waterloo Savings
Ugg Security Savings
Iowa Dairy
Zoo Blacks
Army-Navy
Washington Star
Waterloo Speeders
Pollee Committee
Prince Albert
Prince
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Iowa City Patriots
Palace Theatre
Mary Pickford
Max
Edmond
Jericho
Kirksmith
Frawley & Hunt
Floyd
Robert Fulgora
MAY & Kilduff
Dream Girl
Chicago Tribune War Pictures
Prince Asher
A. J. Bobby
MGR
TEL
Ferlinos
Yum
Boston & Philadelphi Company
Frederick Santley
Daintiest Dancing
W. J. Vogel
Palmer School
Black
Mulberry St
Byvank Transfer CO
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
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