Coaches Barred From Harvard Bench in Baseball Season
Cambridge Mass March 16 Coaches and graduates will be barred from the Players bench of the Harvard baseball team during games this season. Dean Le Baron Fr Briges, chairman of the committee on athletics, announced that the team should be thrown on its own responsibility and that the captain should meet the exigencies of the games. The baseball squad had its first outdoor practice today.
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King George Attends Boxing Exhibition in London
King George the Sixth attended a public exhibition of boxing and fencing at Regent's Park barracks as colonel of the Second Life Guards. Bombardier Wells and Pat O Keefe showcased sparring with amateurs, sparking hopes of a boxing boom under royal patronage.
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London
George
Second Life Guards
Regent's Park
Bombardier Wells
Pat O'Keefe
Ireland
Polo at Camden Defeat for Eleventh Cavalry in Cup Match
The Eleventh Cavalry U S A polo team defeated the Long Island Fish Catchers 1034 to 6 in Camden in the annual polo tournament for Cleveland cups. Lieutenant Eben Swift was injured in the first period and had to retire. Lieutenant George H Timmins replaced him. The Camden team faces the cavalry again Wednesday as the tournament continues for two weeks.
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Eleventh Cavalry
Long Island
Eben Swift
George H. Timmins
Cavalry
A K Salve Cures Skin Troubles Product Ad
An air friction carburetor claims to boost motor power and economy by half with easy cold starts. Promises no choking or gumming, fits all motors, and offers refunds if not effective. Exclusive county rights and liberal exchanges with The Air Friction Carburetor Co. Dayton Onto.
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Dayton
Uffenheimer Loses to Morris Brown in Billiards Match
In New York on March 16 Morris Brown of Brooklyn defeated Walter Uffenheimer of Philadelphia 400 to 350 in the national amateur billiard tournament. Brown showed consistent form with multiple double-digit innings and high runs of 62, 44, and 43. Uffenheimer had a notable run of 102 but fell short with a final 36.
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New York
Morris Brown
Brooklyn
Walter Uftenheimer
Philadelphia
England Woman Sets Pinehurst Golf Record
Miss Gladys Travenscraft of England broke the Pinehurst Country Club eighteen holes record with a score of 75, eclipsing the previous 85 set by Mrs. J Ve Hurd of Pittsburgh. Miss Travenscraft, winner of the American Woman’s National Golf Championship, will soon return home.
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Gladys Travenscraft
England
Pinehurst Country Club
J. Ve Hurd
Pittsburg
Ravercroft
Will Arduu
Quimet Begins Practice for English Golf Tour
Boston March 16 Francis Quimet national open golf champion started practice as snow disappeared at Woodland Golf Club driving nearly 300 yards and aiming true. Spectators noted tougher, straighter drives than when he defeated Vardon and Ray. Quimet will sail for England March 31.
Army of Unemployed Retreats From Sacramento Barricade
An estimated 300 of the 1,500 unemployed marchers who came to Sacramento last week remain after a night on the levee opposite the Sacramento River. The group disperses as the Washington march appears to be abandoned.
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Sacramento
Kelley
Washington
Mother Jones vows return to Trinidad strike zone
Mary Jones known as Mother Jones, released from detention in Trinidad, told reporters she was deported from Trinidad and taken to a hotel by militia officers. She said she plans to return to the strike area, demanded mail, and claimed harsh detention but said she received considerate hospital treatment. A habeas corpus appeal was prepared but not filed as she remained in Denver.
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Trinidad
Mary Jones
San Rachel Hospital
Horace N. Hawking
United Mine Workers of America
H. M Am
Chase
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Hawking
Lachess Corpus Anse
Supreme Court
Kentucky insurance law provokes state protest in Lexington
Several hundred businessmen from Lexington and surrounding areas travel to Frankfort to urge Governor McCreary to call a special session of the legislature to repeal the Glenn insurance rating act. A major life insurance company announces it will halt new loans in Kentucky citing reduced security due to other firms leaving the state.
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Frankfort
McCreary
Glenn Insurance
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Kentucky
Tire
Etate
Runaway Freight Train Collision Near Lexington
Ten people were injured when a southbound Louisville and Nashville passenger train collided with runaway freight cars near Stanton, Kentucky, about 16 miles from Lexington. Engineer John Clark and Conductor Clellana Bryant of Covington were badly hurt. Express Messenger Hecker of Covington and another messenger from Knoxville were seriously injured.
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Parsons
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Villa
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Flarai
Siadet
John Clark
Clellana Bryant
Covington, Jr
Hecker
Covington
Boston
Knoxville
Tenn
Sponsors Named for Tenn Division by Gen Harrison
Opelika Alabama March 16 Lieutenant General P Harrison commander of the Army of Tennessee United Confederate Veterans has appointed sponsorial staff for his division at the 1914 reunion at Jacksonville Miss Ellen Harden Clay Savannah Ga sponsor Mrs C B Rogers Jacksonville chaperon Miss Carolyn Hamilton Columbus Miss and Miss Nadia Dingle Jacksonville maid of honor
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Als
P. Harrison
Army of Tennessee
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Jacksonville
Ellen Harden Clay
Savannah
C. B. Rogers
Carolyn Hamilton
Columbus
Nadia Dingle
Maida of Honor
States Behind Russia in Child Labor Laws
New Orleans March 16 Differences of opinion on how to help child workers marked the tenth annual national child labor conference. Speakers from southern and eastern states debated compulsory education, raising the working age, and enforcement gaps, with emphasis on federal control and photographic evidence of child labor practices.
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South
W.H. Oates
Alabama
Alexander Johnson
New Jersey
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committee
Mississippi
Child Labor Organization
Melix Adler
Florence Kelley
Ne York
National Consumers’ League
A. J. Melelway
Washington
Sanuel McCune Lindsay
Colimba Unnversity
Jobless sales girls will be cared for in New York
Dr. Robbins Gilman head of University settlement said relief plans will aid 2500 workers left jobless by the court ordered closures of the Simpson Crawford Henry Siegel enterprises. Settlement workers with support from wealthy donors outlined funds to bridge unemployment until positions are found. Investigations into Siegel and Frank Vogel enterprises continue with indictments anticipated.
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Fourteenth Street
Simpson-Crawford Company
Siiv
Robbins Gilman
University Settlement
Th Enterprises
Henry Siggel
Dr. Gilman
Gilmtn
Aly
Henry Siegel
Frank [ Voge
EXPECT 300 000 WOMEN TO REGISTER IN CHICAGO
Chicago suffrage leaders predict at least 300000 women will register tomorrow doubling the 158000 who registered last month. More than 160000 men are eligible to vote. About 10000 women attended downtown meetings with many candidates addressing the crowd.
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Aldermanic
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Theare
Many Jobs Open in Government Service in Fifth District
Secretary Hare announces open competitive examination on the top floor of the federal building to fill surveyor and traveling salesman posts in the General Land Office. Ten United States surveyors and transitmen are currently in the GLO. Entrance pay for a transit position ranges from 32 to 110 dollars monthly with per diem. surveyors start at 125 to 150 dollars monthly with a graduated per diem.
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Civil Service Commission
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Feneral Land Office Service
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General Land Office Department
Nine Russians tried as spies by Austria
Vienna reports the second stage of Austria’s probe into Russian espionage opened with nine Russian subjects on trial. The defendants, all Italians including two women, are accused of aiding the Russian General Staff to uncover Austrian military secrets.
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Austria
Vienna
Ed ward Halden Dies Noted Astronomer and Educator
Dr Edward B Halden, renowned as an astronomer and educator and a former nominee for the United States Military Academy, died in West Point at age 68. A West Point graduate, he led the University of California as president from 1866 to 1888 and subsequently directed the Lick Observatory for ten years.
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Edward 8. Halden
Libra
United States Militar
West Port
Court tightens siege on Roberts as weapons search enforced
Terre Haute Ind March 16 a circuit court overruled motions to quash two counts in the Indictment charging Mayor Donn M Roberts with conspiracy to corrupt elections. The second count was stricken for duplication. He now faces charges of conspiring to hire for illegal registrations and to vote more than once in every precinct. A special jury venire of fifty men was ordered for Friday. Court security included weapon searches of all entrants and locking doors during sessions.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Donn M. Roberts
Fudge Charlies M. Fortune
Roberts
Judge Fortune
Hearing Set For Woman Suffrage Bill In Washington
Washington March 16 suffrage leaders began preparations for the hearing to be held on March 24. Representative William W. Rucker of Missouri chairs the committee and the hearing will discuss a bill by Representative French of Idaho. The measure would allow women citizens meeting state voting qualifications to register and vote in all elections. The Federal Equality league will begin its annual season that day and Rev Olympia Brown, a league president, will preside.
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William W. Rucker
Missouri
French
Idaho
United States
House
Federal Equality League
Olympia ‘Brown
T the League
Fake Dorothy Arnold under hypnotic spell
Los Angeles March 16 Detained on a general charge of suspicion Mrs Ella Splawn Miller O Dell held in city jail. She claimed to be Dorothy Arnold vanished in 1910 and detectives seek a physician and another man said by her husband to be responsible. Doctors said she suffered acute hysteria likely induced by hypnotic influence and she had recently been under the influence of a strong drug.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ella” Splawn-Miller-O'Dell
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Ian
O'Dell
Charles O'Dell
Library of Congress Receives Second Jacob E. Schiff Hebrew Library
The Library of Congress today added a second collection from Jacob E. Schiff of New York, following his 1912 Hebrew book set of 10,000 volumes. Ephraim Delrani, noted collector, gathered over 4,000 volumes in Europe and Palestine, spanning centuries of Jewish thought and learning. Many volumes are first editions and rare.
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Washington
Jacob E. Schift
New York
Ephraim Delarni
Europe
Palestine
Morgan and Sauper Speak at Pittsburg
In Mittsboro on March 16, speakers at the Greater midwinter Bible conference addressed Bible students. Dr G Campbell Morgan of Westminster Chapel London and Rev Dr William Lauper of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church London delivered the principal addresses. Morgan discussed the Bible as a library and blamed parents for modern children's biblical ignorance.
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Maoy
Af Bible Students
G. Campbell Morgan
Westminster Chapel
London
William Lauper
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Im Morgan
Celebrated Scientist Killed in Auto Crash
London March 16 Sir John Murray renowned naturalist and oceanographer of Mainburg died today in a motor car accident His daughter was seriously injured Murray born 1841 in Coburg Ontario Canada served as naturalist on the Challenger voyage 1872 78 and lectured in the United States in 1911.
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London
Sir John Murray
Mainburg
Coburg
Ontario
Canada
United States
Arnold and Smith Before Supreme Court
In Washington on March 16 special. Reuben Arnold and Alex W. Smith of Atlanta argued a personal injury appeal by Tennessee Coal and Iron from a Georgia Court of Appeals ruling. A verdict of 11,500 for Wiley George came from a Birmingham plant. The case questions Alabama act provisions on employer immunity and full faith and credit by Georgia courts.
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Washington
Reuben KR. Arnold
Alex W. Smith
Atlanta
Supreme Court Today
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Georgia Court of Appeals
Wiley George
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Supreme Court of
Georgia Appellate Court
Underwood Admitted to Bar in Supreme Court
Marvin Underwood of Atlanta appeared for the first time today in the supreme court and was admitted to the bar of that court. He was presented by Solicitor General John W. Davis. Mr Underwood began his duties Monday as first assistant attorney general.
New Haven Agrees to All Demands in Rail Move
After months of negotiation the New Haven railroad shows sign of settling with the Justice Department. The company consents to give up steamship lines and trusteeships for the Boston and Maine line and to cede trolley properties in Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts. Gregory and Adkins seek first hand details and return for a possible Friday conference.
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New Haven
Department of Justice
Department
T. W. Gregory
Jesse Adkins
McReynolds
New England
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Weeks
White House
Wilson
Boston and Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Rhoda Island
Messrs
Gregory
Adking
State Drops Case Against Mrs Dietz
Chicago news reports that lack of evidence led State's Attorney Heyne to move to drop the case against Mrs Amgueta Dietz, charged with murder in the death of her bandage tailor. The attorney said it's implausible to try a woman for murder in this jurisdiction, noting thirteen capital crime acquittals in Chicago over three years.
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Chicago
Evance
Heyne
Amgueta Dietz
B. Diets
Enaoger
Chirag
Removal Notice From Atlanta Audit Co Inc
Removal notice states Atlanta Audit Co Inc has moved from 210 to 512 Empire Building. Money number updated to vy 5689 Adv.
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Atlanta Audit Co, Inc
Peach Tree Heights home promises pure air and shade
A Peach Tree Heights residence offers cleaner air, shade trees, and ample space. It emphasizes quick access to town with travel every ten minutes and argues the price is comparable to other options.
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Peachtree Heights
Trofley
No Announcement Soon of Reserve Cities
Washington March 14 There is no prospect of announcing reserve cities under the new federal banking act before April 1 at the earliest The same applies to the federal reserve board personnel President Wilson has been informed by treasury officials that the organization needed to operate the board will not be effected for at least two more weeks The organization committee met today for the first time in weeks reviewing data from across the country but made no decision on reserve district limits or city locations Secretary Houston has delayed districts but with his recovery the work will be pressed The committee will not announce conclusions for several days
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Treasury
Formwittee
Houston
Bell Phone System Shows Rapid Growth
New York report on the American Telephone and Telegraph Company argues against government ownership. It outlines subscriber growth of 678,343 to 8,133,017 and wire mileage of 16,111,011 miles. Gross revenue for 1913 reached 215.6 million, up over four years.
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Elexion Company
Theodore N. Vails
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