Football Faces Threats From Outside Influences
The 1922 American Inter football rules committee report warns of outside influences endangering the game. Chair EL K Hall says pressure to win tempts rule violations and improper conduct, urging schools to enforce rules and maintain amateur standards to preserve football’s integrity.
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Hall
American Inter Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
EL K. Hall
Dartmouth
Friends of Football
Turbulent world news from Europe to Boston
The Morning News summarizes a wave of international tension and domestic events. Irish plans for true independence face audience denial. Dublin rocks from a Cavon Street explosion while passersby escape harm. Mussolini stays in Italy. Greek army movement toward Thrace signals possible war with Turkey. In New York, a Brooklyn postal clerk faces homicide charges despite an alibi as a church slayings case unfolds. Atlantic gales lash the coast. New England endures a severe snowstorm halting rail and sea travel. Mary Miles Minter seeks independence from her mother. Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick declines to confirm marriage plans. Patrick Tyner and David Hodgeson die in separate accidents. Ford buys Pond Creek Coal assets for 10 million. Transitioning local note: Walter F Hawkins, ex-mayor of Pittsfield, dies by suicide.
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Lausanne
Ireland
Dublin
Cavon Street
Mussolini
Paris
Italy
London Times
Max Green
John Redmond
London
Thrace
Turka
Benjaminee
Brooklyn
Rhcoel
Theresa McCarrnty
Davis
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
New York City
Mary Miles Minter
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
William Lawrence
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
New England
South Station
Boston
Ford Motor Company
Pond Creek Coal Company
Pike County
Walter F. Hawkins
Pittsfield
Maas
Boxers set for two big title bouts tonight in different cities
In Milwaukee Johnny Dundee Jr. meets O'Brien in a ten round decision bout. In New York Pancho Villa faces Terry Martin in a 15 round catchweight bout at Madison Square Garden with Villa's flyweight title not at stake as weigh-in is set at 116 pounds.
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New York
Panivho Villa
Terry Martin
Providence
Madison Square Garden
Villa
Vermont to Play Marquette Football at Milwaukee Venue
Milwaukee reports that the University of Vermont and Marquette University football teams will meet on a planned date at a Milwaukee venue. The notice is incomplete but confirms an upcoming contest between the two programs in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
University of Vermont
Western Exchange Best Wishes for Unallowed Happiness
Dr. McCanahan and the bride receive heartfelt greetings from a host of friends in celebration of their union.
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Western Exchange
Armistice Held at Irish Consulate Siege in New York
In New York on December 29 the armistice in the siege of the Irish consulate held between Free State and Republican forces persisted. Consul General Lindsay Crawford stood resolute as Irish Republican Army officers and Cork widow Muriel MacSwirey watched the outer offices amid locked entrances. Police warned that any violence would bring swift action as both sides maintained presence through night and day.
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New York
Free State
Republic
Lindsay Crawford
Robert Briscow
Irish Republican Army
Muriel MacSwirey
Cork
James Gegan
National athletic federation outlines prepardeness program
New York December 20 plans for a nationwide athletic preparedness program were due to take form at a session of the new national amateur athletic federation. The sixteenth annual meeting of the athletic research society will unite with the N A A F to promote athletics by wartime request. The National Collegiate Athletic Association joined, and talks with the Amateur Athletic Union were tentatively set. Speakers included Daniel Chase and John L. Pagliaro among others from education and YMCA circles.
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New York
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Athletic Research Society
N. A.A. FP
Th War Department
Hecom
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
AL AL FL O
Palmer &. Pierce
CG. A. A
American Olympic Association
Daniel Chase
Ee John L. Pag
W. McCurdy Deatkee
Springfield, Os. Y. MC
Lexative Brom Quin Tablets Avoid Colds and Flu
The product promises a tonic laxative effect to keep the system healthy and ward off colds grip or influenza. Ad highlights cost at 30 cents.
Cantor Reveals Relief From Skin Irritation
Victor C Cantor of Yonkers details a long skin irritation affecting his face body and arms. After trying various treatments he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and achieved complete healing in six to seven weeks using two boxes of Ointment alongside the Soap. He endorses Cuticura for skin care and mentions a sample rash teaser in the advertisement copy.
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Victor C. Cantor
New Main St
Yonkers, N
France Harnessing Her Waterpower
Paris reports rapid progress in tapping France waterpower, outpacing reparations talks. About 1.5 million horsepower are in use, with 4 million planned within five years, reducing coal dependence and aiding railways. Major Rhone dam at Genissiat awaits agreement among state Saxony and local communes.
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Paris
France
Germany
Public Works Department
Associated Press
Rhone
Genissiat
Caepeehrsyeld
Department of Saxoie
French Alps
Public Works Ministry
North Calais Social Notes Spread Across Towns
George Smith works for Isaac Taber and visitors from Wrightsville, Hardwick, Worcester, Montpelier, and East Calais are noted. Names include Mrs Orpha Foster, Mrs Orvis Martin, Mrs ER L Darkman, Roy Lillie, H P Rowell, Leon Bailey, Bert Boncreft, Alice Carley, Mrs J M Karte, and Irene Orodell plus the Beard family.
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Arthur Carr
Mies Ruth
Wrightaville
H. H
N. Jackman
Montpelier
Lavake Aineworth
Hardwick
Orpha Foster
Orvis Martin
Worcester
ER. L. Darkman
H. H. Carrie
Roy Lillie
Pekintagoe
W. D
Carrie
East Calais
Carl Bancroft
Robert Gonveree
Pekindis
H. P. Rowell and Son
Leon Bailey
H. P. Rowell
Bert Boncreft
East Calaistanna
Cariteav
Five Weeks at Mary Fletcher Hospital Card Thanks
Mrs Etta Jackman sends thanks for fruit flowers sweets and cheerful cards received during her five weeks at Mary Fletcher Hospital.
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Rgens
Mary Fletcher Hospi
Fleets Move Causes Tale of Protection
Dispatch discusses a perceived shift to safeguard foreigners amid Turkish tension in a city, amid concerns over potential law breakdown and strategic moves by authorities. The fragmentary text hints at protective actions and evolving attitudes influencing policy decisions.
Bethel Church Plans Sunday Union Meeting Series
The Bethel area discusses revival meetings with Rev. A. B. Cristy hosting a full committee gathering. After expenses, a balance remains and 50 veterans must retire. 18 have signed, with 100 more to canvass. Films for January are set as The Turn in the Road Penny Philanthist The Hour Inside of the Cup and The Golden God. Woodstock town team scheduled to play Friday at the town hall.
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A. B. Cristy
East Middlebury Christmas Visit Noted
Dren visited her mother in East Middlebury over Christmas while Misa Lucy Paine spent holidays with friends in Lebanon New Hampshire.
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Dren
East Middlebury
Misa Lucy Paine
Lebanon
N. H
Shipping board contract cuts costs on claims
Washington Dec 20 claim savings exceed 50 cents for the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation in handling personal injury sick hire damage to car and other liabilities not covered by ordinary marine insurance. The savings come from a new contract with the Shipping Board aimed at reducing overhead costs in processing such claims.
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Washington, D. C
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
New Contract Stated By United States Agency Official
A statement from United States Protective Ly Indemnity Agency of New York Commissioner Lissener, along with the Shipping Board, outlined yesterday in the new contract.
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United States Protectively
Landlord Posts Bond After Heat Violations
New York December 28 Jacob Solotoroff a landlord faces fines for failing to heat 103 tenants. He posted a 500 bond with a health department inspector in queenes court to fund fuel for his buildings after an 800 penalty last Tuesday for similar offences in other apartments.
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New York
Jacob Solotoroc
Health Department
Esqueen Court
Solotoroff
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