Where The Best Eats Are Today
A market notice lists KING-HODGSON CO offerings for today including Teeberg Lettuce Fancy Celery Cranberries Cauliflower Yellow Squash Fresh Tomatoes Bunch Turnips Carrots Salsify Fresh Salad and select oysters Country Sausage Sliced Raw and Boiled Ham Ox Tongue Dried Beef Smoked Hog Jowl Black Eyed Peas and New York State Cream Cheese all charged to January accounts for New Year’s dinner.
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King- Hodgson CO
King - Hodgson CC
King - Hodgson CO
New York State
Wier
Fowler Downs Harris 65 to 35 in Y Carnival
In the final Y carnival game Fowler defeated Harris 65 to 35. Captain Fowler led with 31 points, the high score of the carnival, as Snelling and Slaughter added long shots. Kilpatrick shone on defense while Mallory and Harris stood out for Harris in a less polished display.
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Hal G. Jackson
Fowler
Harris Crew
Fowler Crew
Harris Gang
Snellings
Slaughter
Kilpatrick
Snelling
Capt. Fowler
Mallory
Capt
Harris
Harris Fowler
Outside Influences Threaten Football, Conference Declares
The 1922 American Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee report warns that outside influences threaten the prestige of football. E K Hall of Dartmouth, chairing, notes widespread interest and pressure on players and authorities to win, risking practices harmful to the game and amateur sport.
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New York
American Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
E. K. Hall
Dartmouth
Centre May Not Play Thanksgiving Day
Danville Ky seven of ten 1923 Centre college football schedule firmed Friday with plans indicating a bye on Thanksgiving. Scheduled games include Clemson Danville October 13 Penn Philadelphia October 27 Kentucky Danville November 13 Sewanee Memphis November 10 Auburn Birmingham November 17 Washington and Lee Danville November 24 Georgia Athens December 1 Kenyon College Ohio eyed one of the remaining three games.
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Danville
Centre College
Clemson
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Kentucky
Sewanee
Memphis
Auburn
Birmingham
Washington and Lee
Georgia
Athens
Kenyon College of Ohio
Japanese Leaders Call for Peace Through Compromise
Premier Kato and Foreign Minister Uchida praise Washington agreements as peace steps while Minister Mamanashi urges national defense focus. Kato says public backing of the pact could end warfare. Uchida notes early benefits from the pacts though not fully ratified.
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Tokio
Associated Pres
Kato
Uchida
Mamanashi
America
Great Britain
Japan
Viapat
Siberia
Shantung
Far East
Amanashi
Georgia banquet uses quip about earthquake note
Toastmaster Mell introduced Dr. S. V. Sanford at a Georgia banquet. A humorous anecdote recounted a boy sent to his aunt with a note from his mother fearing an earthquake, and the aunt’s reply to send the earthquake back.
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Georgia
Mell
Georgia basketball team sails to Savannah for opener
The Georgia team departs Friday for Savannah to face the strong Savannah Y team Saturday night. Captain Boney is expected to join the squad there, while Coach Stegeman remains in New York for an athletic meeting and plans to join later. A dance and reception awaits the players in Savannah tonight.
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Georgia
Codd Stegeman
Boney
Savannah
Stegeman
New York
Ski Tournament Preparations Begin at Greenwood Park
Minneapolis forms host for national ski tournament February 10 and 11 with a 100 foot steel slide under park board, Minneapolis Ski Club, and Odin Club backing. Boys under sixteen compete for national title. Minnesotan U of Minnesota vs Wisconsin in day one. international entrants from Canada join day two. Delegations from Dart mouth College Ironwood Grand Beach Denver Revels Stoke Winnipeg Montreal Toronto Quebec among early attendees. Sverdrup notes skiing revival and rising mogul clubs as nineteen-year national history grows.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Greenwood Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Municipal Ski Club of
Odin Club
University of Minnesota
University of Winconsin
United States
Canada
L J. Sverdrup
National Ski Oelation
Dartmouth College
Ironwood
Mich
Grand Beach Club
Michigan
Denver
Colo
Revels Stoke
B. C
Winnipeg
Montreal
Toronto
Quebec
Svedrup
Sverdrup
Dundee O'Brien Set For 10 Round No Decision Bout
Milwaukee boxers Johnny Dundee and Tommy O'Brien clash in a 10 round no decision fight at a local club this Friday. The 135 pound stipulation weighs in at 3 pm with Dundee expected at 133 pounds and O'Brien at 135. Peat Wh
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Milwaukee
Wis
Johnny Dundee
Tommy O’brien
California
Dundee
O'Brien
Peat
Rube Benton Without Fear
Chicago report states Rube Benton, ex Giants pitcher, fears no ban by Commissioner Landis on his return to the National League with Cincinnati Reds. Landis says records show no reason to keep Benton from the majors amid 1919 World Series scandal publicity. Benton had been released by the Giants in July 1921 and joined St Paul of the American Association.
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Chicago
Rube Benton
Giant
Landis
Cincinnti Reds
Benton
Cincinnati
Giants
St. Paul
American Association
Canary Whistles Yankee Doodle at St Louis Bird Show
A canary bird at the St Louis poultry and bird show whistles Yankee Doodle with surprising accuracy, drawing attention from spectators and competitors at the event.
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ST. Louis
Hk Eae
Holy Cross Names Albert Rippel 1923 Football Captain
Albert D. Rippel is elected captain of Holy Cross football for 1923 and is noted as a versatile athlete. He also guards on the basketball team after starring in football and contributing in baseball under Jack Barry. The Series includes Holy Cross past 1922 New England basketball champions and a hoped for triumph over Boston College.
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Albert D. Rippel
Holy Cross
Rippel
New England
Jack Barry
Barry
Boston College
Riopel
Sanford Scores Sport Gambling at Collegiate Meeting
New York report details Dr. S V Sanford of the University of Georgia and district four NCAA supervisor denouncing gambling in college sports at a meeting. He urged drastic action against betting on college games as delegates and officials were accused of wagering on results. Dr Sanford was re-elected supervisor of district four.
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New York
V. Sanford
University of Georgia
Dr. Sanford
W. Sanford
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
South Carolina
D. W. Morehouse
Drake University
Iowa
Sanford
Stegeman Named to National Football Rules Committee
Georgia coach H. J. Stegeman was named to the 1923 football rules committee at the New York conference joining other prominent figures E. K. Hall Dartmouth Walter Camp Yale A A Stagg Chicago F W Moore Harvard W W Roper Princeton J J McEwen West Point and Bealdes named to the board of trustees by the American Football Coaches Association the honors reflect his recognized leadership in U S college football.
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F. W. Moore
Harvard
W. W. Roper
Princeton
J. J. McEwen
West Point
H. J. Stegeman
Georgia University
Bernhardt Improves After Collapse In Paris
Paris reports Madame Sarah Bernhardt shows improvement on Friday able to leave bed and dine with household members. Doctors find no organic disease and attribute late collapse to overexertion and strain.
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Paris
Associated Press
Sarah Bernhardt
Europe Faces War Debts Impasse Unsettles Global Trade
Europe may leave it to the United States to decide war damage payments to the allies. The peace treaty fixed an amount, but enforcement falters. Germany insists it is impossible. France disagrees. Uncertainty grips the world as nations delay decisive sums, halting credit and business. An informal American commission to aid settlement is rumored, while officials caution against formal proposals. High finance eyes a postwar loan path as Morgan and others see a possible route to relief.
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Europe
Germany
France
England
Paula
United States
J. P. Morgan
Goop Business Outlook and World Affairs Sketch
The holiday business looks strong with lingering post Christmas vigor and consumer confidence. Senators Borah and Mussolini push bold moves, Borah opposing war prep cuts and Mussolini seeking a bloc rule to force strong government, while Lausanne hosts tense Turko-Greece war settlement talks with multiple factions vying for leverage. An air of uncertainty persists as nations maneuver for advantage.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Poet prisoner in Buenos Aires vents anger at guards
An inmate at the national penitentiary sent La Nacion a message accusing cruel treatment by governors. A newspaper representative investigated and was told by the governor that treatment was marked by extreme consideration. The governor later admitted he had read his own composition to inmates, revealing the source of the complaint. In Washington the U S Chamber of Commerce released a German plea for an American commission to assess Germanys reparations capacity. Vanity cases described in gold enamel and jewel tones were noted.
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Buenos Aires
National Penitentiary
la Nacion
Ers
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Germany
Thomas urges world labor unity to end Europe chaos
NEW YORK Cooperation between American and European labor groups is a goal of M. Albert Thomas former French minister and head of the League of Nations International Labor Office. He plans talks with Samuel Gompers and other leaders before visiting Boston Chicago and Washington stating that working people are better off postwar but Europe remains chaotic and unions here may help. He says he knows little of local labor conditions though they seem good.
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New York
Europe
M. Albert Thomas
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Geneva
Monsieur Thomas
Canada
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Trades Unions of
America
European labor policy and reaction to postwar cooperation
A fragmentary transcript discusses Europe-wide labor conditions and the role of unions and political parties after 1920 21. It notes difficulties in cooperation due to nonmembership in regional labor bodies and mentions observers from the United States comparing European and American labor dynamics.
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