Harvard President Calls For Discontinuing Football And Basketball
Harvard president Eliot argues football and basketball should be discontinued due to cheating and rough play. He supports rowing tennis and track while acknowledging popularity of baseball and hockey, predicting a major overhaul of rules if sports remain.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Eliot
Sali
Acrorao
Thos
Ellat
Ellot
Tay
Pilot
Waiters Double the Bets On Upcoming Chequamegan Match
The Whatley waiters won the previous contest decisively and now plan a rematch with Chequamegan for Thursday night. A side bet of 10040 is at stake as both sides bolster teams with familiar players and new arrangements. Bets spread with Whitley’s backers slightly favored while other bouts include a New York set between Corbett and McGovern in late January.
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Chequamegan
Whatley
Avexene Leavi
Qrick
Hequanegen
Myra
Charnie Mitdra
Anlaim
Meinarn
Helens
Wiley
Manvire
Hoover
Percti
C. Mudra
Melhorn
Whitley
Gomez Case Denied Appeal in New York Court
The Supreme Court denied the motion for a writ of error in the case of Dominador Domes and remanded to the lower court for execution of sentence. The appellant will be sent to public prison after conviction for slandering Governor Cates.
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New York
Supreme Court
Bubld
Heo
Caites
Coast Ball Mag Hates To Meet On Thursday
Pacific Coast league directors will meet in Los Angeles on Thursday to plan next season. Seattle, San Francisco, Oakland and others eye Northwest league status, with Mar lowe and Hall among key figures discussed amid stadium builds and team reassignments.
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Coast Ball Mag
Baseball
Fang
Northwest
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles
Wasa
Means
Lone Angels
Coast League
Seattle
Martland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Oakland
Marley
Ow Ronallenge
Ross Hall
Jim Agnew
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Sertile Club
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Thhes
Russ
Agne
Inez
Swahisc Tean
Liecoast Learue
Learue
Seattems
Frisen
Fld
Butie
Hall
Coal famine abating in San Francisco and Nevada
James H. Smith stated there is no longer danger of a fuel famine in San Francisco and Nevada. He noted that 000 tons of coal are currently being unloaded in San Francisco, with 12,006 remaining or planned to be conveyed.
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San Francisco
Dee
Nevada
James H. Smith
San Franciaso
Inia sells more as week ends
Last week 100 tons were moved to Rovirda pulinte with LoL hor LOW Tank to ship this week. The nautical draft at Interior Pointe and unival To ee hty de loading by loners He Ne qames caused the shortage.
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Inia
Dra Tvan Interior Pointe
Unival
Loners
Race Track Results With Multiple Winners Across Events
The report lists numerous races with winners such as New Grivans, Dow 3, and Mazzin Onell across distances from five and a half furlongs to a mile and sixteenth at Emeryville and Ascot. It cites placings for many horses like Curlongs-Daryin, Charie Easton, Megler, Orenna, Distributor, Mush race, and Tom Cogan, detailing times and second and third places.
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Handlean Megler
St Vtentine
Dr. Spruill Vard
VaOuUngwel
Dueome
Lilly Vorteees
Xell Ing
Vadre
King Wilda
Tine
Vysrou
San Francisco
Emery Villa
Amidmont
Alvin Grison Picem Black Ban
Thi
Marion Rose
Peerless Lasa
Pellgreso
Toe
Metinkatla
Soundly
Kane
Los Angeles
Ascot
Tom Cogan Wan
Willan Parrish Steand
Casator
Steand
F. Nelson
Shir
Wiele Fenry
Rah Thiyd
Fituriy Seutse
Jack Wen
Alis Secani
Arima
Pitth Rice
BU Curtis
Avora
Una Angeleno
Yate Taggleo
Sails
Itounte Prine Charilo
Unusual testimony disputed as government witness sought discredit
In an Omaha federal court, defense aimed to discredit a government witness by introducing an affidavit signed by Mfr. Cainne Voll. Cross examination questioned the witness on an affidavit presented already written. The court overruled prosecutors and admitted the affidavit despite strenuous objections.
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Omaha
Trctarde-Comstork
United States
Defonaa
Mfr
Cainne Voll
Moody nomination faces opposition in senate debate
Washington reports opposition to Moody’s Supreme Court nomination. Senators Tilman Bailey and others cite faith concerns from the Santa Fe Date case and recent incidents. The Judiciary Committee is expected to vote unanimously to report the nomination tomorrow. A separate ad promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE for colds.
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Dee
Genery
William I
Moody
Supreme Court
Is Fries
Senate
Hailage
Tilman
Roosevelt
Reese
Democratic Senate
Congress
Bailey
Texas
Tima
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Warmon
Santa Fe
Segstan
Te Iy
W. Grove
Trip Around the World by Hansen the Explorer
San Francisco December 8. Hans Hansen, explorer for the department of agriculture, arrives on the China from a world tour seeking rare plant and tree specimens valuable to U S farmers. He declined to detail discoveries, stating he must report to Wilson after briefing. Hansen began July 17, traveling via Norway Sweden Russia Vladivostok to Japan and China.
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Washin
Bind
Uehes
Lapland
Norway
Sweden
Russia
Alberly
Vladivostok
Japan
China
Griffith the Los Angeles Millionaire Released from San Quentin
Col Griffin J Griffith, Los Angeles magnate, freed from San Quentin state penitentiary at 6 o clock this morning after serving a lengthy sentence for a schoolrelated offense.
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San Quentin
Cab
Col
Grifith
J. Grifith
Los Angeles
Wounding Case and Railroad Commission Ruling Mentioned
A report notes a man named Griffith wounding his wife near Santa Monica on September 3 193. His prison term was softened by credits and he left the prison without comment heading to Los Angeles. Separately the U S Supreme Court revived a Mississippi railroad commission dispute over through trains stopping at small stations, allowing the case to proceed.
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Prima
Grifith
Tis
Los Angeles
Washington
Dec
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Winds Central Railroad
Supreme Court of the Net
Fatal Wreck at Spokane Street Crossing Report
A fatal wreck occurred at the Jefferson Street crossing in Spokane Washington this morning involving an eastbound freight train. Engineer Ed Fear of the locomotive sustained fatal injuries in the collision with the crossing.
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Spokane
Wash
Jeferson Street
Ed Fear
Freight car incident report hints at engineer distraction
An accident description notes a switch engineer may have been looking backward at signals when a freight train collision occurred. One man was killed and another seriously injured. The report cites uncertainty about the engineer’s actions and whether he had been fed the switch.
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Feary
Pers ia Politics Teheran Claim Growth of National Bank
A garbled 1920s style dispatch notes Azerbaijan ties and a provincial governor’s summons from Tabriy to Tehran to confirm new authority. It mentions establishing a national bank and an internal loan, with references to independence from foreign influence and a reevaluation of tax systems amid muttered political maneuvering.
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Teheran
Perala
Mohammed Almtriged
Aml
Azerbaijan
Tabriy
Tatacy
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