Foreign Field Notes Mix Science, Society At Oxford
From London August 31 Oxford highlights science entering daily life at its annual British Association meeting as papers attract wide press attention. Folkestone beauty pageant prizes favor brunettes. Victoria Pier hosts regent park entertainments. old music hall Oxford declines amid wreckers and new Mary Pickford theater plans.
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Freee
London
Oxford
British Association
Sir Diver Lodge
Im Nature
Oxford Street
Marie Lloyd
Dan Leno
Vesta Tilley
Bessie Bellwood
Harry Lauder
Harry Randall
Mary Pickford
Vesta Victoria
Church” Fame
Metros Turn Back Home After Denver Loss
The Amarillo Metros lost 6 to 0 to Denver Chiropractic School in the Denver tournament and were eliminated. They plan two possible exhibition games en route with Walsenburg and Pueblo as they head home, with arrivals expected Friday or Saturday.
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Denver
Denver Chiropractic School
Amarillo Metros
Walsenburg
Pueblo
Amarillo
Chiros
Mexican Consul at Brownsville Charges Discrimination
The Associated Press reports that A C Vasquez Mexican consul in Brownsville charged discrimination against Mexican citizens in Cameron and nearby border counties. Judge A W Cunningham ordered a special grand jury investigation into the allegations as part of a broader plan he had previously announced to sponsor a back to Mexico colonization move and land settlement near Victoria, Mexico.
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Associated Press
Brownville
A. C. Vasquez
Hero
Mexico
A. W. Cunningham
Ninety-Third District Criminal Court
Cameron County
Grand Jury
Cameron
Victoria
Rio Grande Valley
Criticised Manuscripts Not Barred From Fair Contest
Manuscripts previously criticized are eligible for the Tri-State Fair literary contest. Entries that have won prizes before may compete again. Manuscripts judged by Glenwood Clark will not be accepted. An Oakland bank plans a picnic for employers who voted in today’s primary.
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Pen Women
Glenwood Clark
Oakland
Calif
American Bank
Comparing the Two: Dempsey Tunney Against Common Opponents
The article weighs Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney how they fared against Georges Carpentier and Tommy Gibbons. Dempsey stopped Carpentier in under four rounds in 1921 and beat Gibbons in 15 rounds in 1923. Tunney beat Carpentier on a technical knockout in the fifteenth and stopped Gibbons in the twelfth. The piece warns against betting on the upcoming fight using these results and cites J. E. B. Wright of Baldwin Pianos.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Georges Carpentier
France
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul Gibbonses
Dempsey
Carpentier
Dreamland
Tunney
Carp
Jack
Georges
Gibbons
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British
India
Ter
Victoria Pier Pavilion
Folkestone
Jack Dwyer
Jimmy Adams
Henry George Dod
Regent’s Park
Sir Alfred
Lady Mond
Society of Chemical Industry
England
J. E. Taylor
Sophie Taylor
Orpington
Bromley
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Younster
George
Cowes Castle
Royal Adelaide
William IV
Virginia Water
Royal Yacht Squadron
Edward
Paris
Herriot
Andre Hesse
M. Hasse
Randel Drug Co
United States Rubber Company
Sumatra
United States
Indianaapolis
Mark
United State
al Jones Bros. Tire
Midway
Madison
Metros
Wallenburg
PO Weinberg
Daywitt Rf
Jones
Banahan
Collins Ib
Horton, Sharkey
Brown
Bénder P
Total
Amarillo AB
Roberts
Hayden Ib
Holman
Gibson, If
Vaught, Ss
Hill Rf
Ravey
Curtis
Horton
Hudspeth
Kingsley
Collins Hotten
Collins
Hou
Hawthorn
Cassaday
Brownsville
J. E. B. Wright
Baldwin Pianos
Georges Earpentier
Qunney
American Legion
Marion Shop
Polk Street
MR. W. M. Adams
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