Miners hand Centerville first setback of season in hard clash
Ore Diggers of the School of Mines defeat Centerville 19 to 6 in a bitterly fought game. Centerville led the first half but lapses in punting and a 60 yard kickoff return by Bray shifted momentum. Stephens Havey and Murphy starred for the miners while Bray Mulcahy O’Connell led Centerville’s attack before the Mines pulled away after intermission. Large crowd witnessed a fast, error prone contest with several fights on the field.
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School of Mines
Centerville
Butte High
Bray
Mulcahy
Whence Murphy
Maloney
Ore Diggers
Streibick
Havey
Stephens
Gay
Whence
Hillmen
Miners
Miner
Williams
Oro Diggers
Oval
J. O’connell
Lee
Collegians
EF. Rodgers
Murphy
Shea
J. O'Connell
Clark
Streibhick
Mines
Leahy
the Oval
O'Connell
Streib
Steinbick
Wheadon
Quinn
O’connell
E. Rodgers
Rodgers
N. Sullivan
Ccesse Comba
Borel
Ssesee Te Bray
Ohio State Likely to Face California in Pasadena
Ohio State is slated to vs California in Pasadena on New Year’s Day as the Tournament of Roses confirms. The piece weighs Princeton’s conservatism, Notre Dame’s eligibility stand, and Cal’s strong squad, with Ohio State favored slightly but unsure to win.
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Ohio State
California
Pasadena
Notre Dame
Ohio
George Gipp
Golden Bears
Jack Wilce
Wilce
Paris to host 1924 Olympic Games decision
Paris on November 28 1923 the French Olympic committee formally proposed that the 1924 Olympic Games be held in Paris solidifying the city as the host location for the event.
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Paris
Plane for emergency reaches Escalon in quick flight
Stockton, November 28. Dr. J. M. Carr received an emergency call from Escalon this afternoon at 8. He flew in an airplane piloted by F. W. Farris, reaching Escalon, 22 miles away, by 3:30.
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Stockton
Cal
J. M. Carr
Escalon
F. W. Farris
Government deploys infantry to Crete amid unrest
The government has dispatched a regiment of infantry to Crete as a precaution. Officials say no major trouble has broken out, but unrest exists in some villages and troops were sent to prevent flare ups.
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Athens
Navy
Crete
Harvard and Penn State in Eastern runners for favor
With Old Nassau eliminated the remaining possible recipients were Harvard Penn State in the East and Ohio Notre Dame in the Midwest Harvard had toured last year so not a novelty The text notes rumors that Harvard played dirty ball were spread by losers among bettors
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Old Nassau
Harvard
Penn State
Far East
Ohio
Notre Dame
Middle West
Penn State Team Sapped by 0-0 Tie with Pittsburg
Penn State coached by Hugo Bezdek, long linked to the University of Oregon, was viewed as top on the Atlantic slope though lacking glamour. A 0 to 0 draw with Pittsburg ended Penn State's bid, while Los Angeles held a Middle West leaning audience for selections from that region.
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Penn State
Hugo Bezdek
Pacific Coast
University of Oregon
Pittsburg
Los Angeles
Middle West
Missoula Honors University Football Team With Smoker
Missoula residents paid tribute to the 1920 Montana Grizzlies football squad at a university smoker and feed. Ronald Higgins led the event with stories from early Montana football days, and John Pope shared reminiscences. Steve Sullivan of Butte was named next year’s captain, and a list of players from the 1920 schedule was acknowledged.
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Missoula
Ronald Higgins
Dan Heyfron
Montana
John Pope
Steve Sullivan
Butte
Grizzlies
M's
Dahlberg
Adams
Harris
Dayiis
Demers
Sullivan
Kershner
Higbee
McGowan
Elliott
Freeman
Dorsey
Carver
Baird
Ramsey
Walterskirchen
Barry
Madsen
Larsen Elected Captain of Naval Academy Team
Emery Larsen of Minneapolis was chosen captain of the naval academy football team for the coming year, a departure from the usual late selection. The vote occurred on the train to Annapolis after two seasons of regular play, with Larsen also in the La Crosse twelve. Bob Folwell will coach next season, though some details remain to be settled.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Emery Larsen
Minneapolis
Academy
Army
Larsen
la Crosse
Bob Folwell
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Claim
An advertising claim promoting Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets as a one day cure for a cold. The ad notes the genuine product bears E. W. Grove's signature and lists a 30 cent price.
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Grove
E. W. Grove
Steve Sullivan Chosen 1921 Grizzly Captain at Montana
Steve Sullivan of Butte was elected captain of the 1921 Montana Grizzlies football team at a meeting of the Montana State University lettermen. A popular choice, Sullivan has starred in football, basketball and track, tying together a multi sport career from Butte High to college.
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Butte
Montana State University
Steve Sullivan
Grizzly
Swede Dahlberg
Sullivan
Bruin
Butte High School
Bernie Biermann
Cook
The
State University
Grizzlies
Seattle
University of Washington
Benny Leonard and Joe Welling Battle Draws Crowds
Friday night bout between Benny Leonard and Joe Welling drew strong attention as Leonard fights frequently, dulling fan interest. Welling gave a stiff contest throughout, forcing the champion to stay on his toes.
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Benny Leonard
Joe Welling
Leonard
Welling
Wrestling card returns to New York with notable wins
The wrestling show in New York featured Ed Strangiler Lewis defeating Wladek Zbyszko in 90 minutes of fast work. Joe Stecher also won, beating Leon O’Donnell, French champion, on the same card as promoters push to grow the sport in the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ed “Strangiler
Lewis
Wladek Zbyszko
Joe Stecher
Leon O'Donnell
France
Governor-elect opposes boxing permit in New York
The governor-elect of New York vows to oppose the Dempsey Carpentier fight and supports repealing the Walker law, signaling no permit for the pugilists. The piece also notes renewed calls for Cuba as boats reach Havana.
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New York
Cuba
Havana
Mine Sweeper Swan Ashore Off Plymouth
The U S mine sweeper Swan ran aground half a mile north of coast guard station 430 near Garnet light as a northeast gale pounded the coast. Her 62 crew members were rescued by breeches buoy. The destroyer Mahan was dispatched to assist.
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Plymouth
Mass
Swan
Coast Guard
No. 430
Garnet Light
Boston
Mahan
Montana Gains as Oil Producer in Montana
Special Dispatch reports Montana oil output rising rapidly with USGS figures showing August 9,000 barrels, September 37,000, and October 56,000 barrels. Daily rate grows from 290 to 1,807 barrels. Interior permits issued to James B. Callett, Christine A. Villers, and J. M. Marshall for multiple acres in Lewistown and Great Falls districts.
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Standard
Washington
Montana
United States Geological Survey
Cat Creek
Secretary of the Interior
Lewistown Land
James B. Catlett
Great Falls
J. M. Marshall
Christine A. Villers
Frisco Police Chief D A White Dies In San Francisco
Chief of Police D A White died in San Francisco from influenza and complications after a 10 day illness. Appointed in 1911 he served the longest continuous term as chief with two reappointments. Born in 1875 he earned commendations for crowd control at the Democratic National Convention last June.
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San Francisco
D. A. White
White
Cardinal Logue Denounces Tragedies in Ireland
Cardinal Logue condemns Sunday killings as cold blooded murders and enemies of country. He urges crown forces to protect civilians during Croke Park events and warns reprisals harm innocent lives. He calls for restraint as military actions spread into formerly peaceful districts.
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Ireland
Cardin
Crown
Cardinal Logue
Local notes from Norris on visits and winter plans
Norris residents and visitors populate the week with travel, family gatherings, and school matters. T. J. Johnson returns from vacation as Cory family and Fern visit, while Miss Corey attends Whitehall high school. Architect Nicklethwaite stays for schoolhouse work, and several families host Thanksgiving dinners at the Cleveland Moyer, Conkling, and Armstrong homes.
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Eva K. Moyer
P. V. Jackson Jr
Selma Wills
Mitchell
Alexander
Dan McKinnon
Dougall
Madison
Helen McDonald
Nicklethwaite
Whitehall
Ike
Counterfeiting Outfit One of Most Complete Ever Found
In Cincinnati on November 28 two men were arrested in a rooming house suite as police seized ink drying on about $3,000 in counterfeit ten dollar notes from copper etchings. Names given: Hagtin Hamman, 47, Cincinnati, and Charles Schwibbe, 25, Vincennes, Ind.
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Cincinnati
Hagtin Hamman
Charles Schwibbe
Vincennes
Ind
Fugitives Sought in Hart Murder Case Near Knoxville
Mauda Moore, 24, of Knoxville, under indictment for first degree murder of wealthy auto dealer Leroy Hart, fled Tennessee after bail. A $1,000 reward is offered. she is sought by U S and Canadian officers. Martin Hunter, Hart's alleged accessory, also forfeited bond and is pursued.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Mauda Moore
Leroy Hart
United States
Canada
Tennessee
Hart
Maud Moore
Martin Hunter
Hunter
Important Meeting at Patrick Pearse Branch Hall
The Patrick H. Pearse branch of the Friends of Irish Freedom hosts a public entertainment in Hibernia hall this evening with Rev James P. O Shea and Joseph McCaffery as principal speakers. Short talks follow, with baritone Charles McLane and others performing vocal selections. An enjoyable time is anticipated.
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Patrick H. Pearse
Friends of Irish Freedom
Hibernia Hall
James P. O'Shea
Joseph McCaffery
Charles McLane
Robbery and Larceny with Murder Charged in Philadelphia
Philadelphia news reports two suspects Peter D. Treadway and Marie Phillips denying knowledge of the two men named Alf Smith and Jack who allegedly killed Henry T. Pierce, a manufacturers agent. Both suspects face arraignment and hearing in the central station on murder robbery and larceny charges.
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Philadelphia
Peter D. Treadway
Marie Phillips
Henry T. Pierce
Alf’ Smith
Jack
Treadway
Miss Phillips
Central Station
Portland Feels Slight Temblor Reported Here
A minor earthquake was felt in Portland Oregon at 3 30 am with observers including Prof J W Daniels of Hill Military Academy and Prof H L Bettman formerly of the University of the Pacific San Jose California both confirming it as a temblor though gentle. Apartment dwellers in several areas also felt the tremor similar to a month ago.
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Portland
Ore
J. W. Daniels
Hill Military Academy
H. L. Bettman
University of the Pacific
San Jose
Cal
Earthquake Jolts Spokane and Inland Cities Early Morning
An earthquake rattled Spokane between 3:30 and 3:40 am waking sleepers. Gonzaga University's seismograph logged a roughly 300 mile radius. Hospital patients woke as beds and frames jarred. Reports came from Leavenworth Yakima Colfax and other inland towns with varying shocks.
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Spokane
Gonzaga University
Leavenworth
Yakima
Colfax
Turpentine Riches From Douglas Fir In British Columbia
An abundance of turpentine is obtained from the Douglas fir tree in British Columbia, with as much as 40 gallons often drawn from a single tree without causing harm.
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British Columbia
Ingenuiary Fires Run Warehouses Fire Drives Irish Tactics
A fragment references Liverpool and other sites as undergoing fires described as sinister. It asserts police involvement and suggests Sinn Fein murder gang methods in Ireland are being used against the English, regardless of whether the same personnel are involved.
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Liverpool
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Irish disorders leave several dead and wounded
Belfast and county towns report casualties from clashes with authorities and other unrest. A school teacher in Bradford County Limerick was shot after failing to halt to crown forces order. At Cappoquin County Waterford a constable was wounded by three armed men. In Belfast a laborer was shot as he returned home.
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Belfast
Ireland
Bradford
Landis voices aim to purge gambling from baseball
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, new head of organized baseball, urged complete separation of the sport from gambling during remarks in New York before departing for Chicago. He stressed not being a dictator, seeking best measures with broad support, and the need for cooperation with civil authorities to curb crookedness.
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New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
Evolution of beds from skin to feathered and air models
The text traces bed evolution from ancient skin and rush alternatives to feathered bedding by the Romans. It notes Helio gabalus in 218 B C as a pioneer of air cushions and states that air beds became common in the sixteenth century.
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Heliogabalus
B. C
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