Vers Wins Over Joe Mandot in Vernon Bout
Californian Mandot fights through a brutal twenty round bout at Vernon as Vers dominates with aggressive pressure. Rivers overwhelms Mandot in late rounds while Cross outpoints Nelson in a separate New York show, signaling strong performances by popular welterweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandot
Rivers
Do Or Jie
Cross
Nelson
New York
Leach- Cross
Forty-fourth Street Sporting Club
Vaudeville Scene Shaken by Apparent Incident in Lindon
Reports from Lindon mention a shocking event at a vaudeville venue involving a supposed non fatal incident. Pierre Mackintosh a stage performer and an American singer named Gros are central figures with arrests reported. The couple referred to as the wife has separated as matters unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaaden
Ogi
Lindon
Pierrie “Mackintosh
Gros
Ste Macate
Ed Bates Thegea. Ie Coram Street
Mises Mabel Erwin Visits Mother During Thanksgiving
Mises Mabel Erwin, a student at Indiana University, spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her mother Mrs. Flora Erwin. They were said to be residing near Wes 16th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Mabel-Erwin
Indiana University
Flora Erwin
Wes
Local figure returns from Springfield Ohio visit
J B Hinl arrives back in the city after a trip to Springfield Ohio where he stayed as a guest of a rubber tire factory. The incomplete text suggests a corporate or civic gathering related to tire manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hinl
Springfield
Ohio
Hyde Awaits Sentence in Bribery Case at The Tombs
Charles H. Hyde former city chamberlain and Mayor Gaynor protege sits in his quarters at The Tombs awaiting Wednesday’s sentence and possible bail pending appeal. He maintains confidence insisting no crime was committed and a higher court will reverse the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Hyde
Gaynor
Hyde
College living costs rise across universities
Cambridge statistics from 51 universities show living costs at colleges rising over ten years from 18 to 50 percent. Dartmouth leads with the largest increase followed by Harvard and Princeton, while Holy Cross Lehigh and Radcliffe report no rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Dartmouth
Harvard
Princeton
Vassar
Holy Cross
Lehigh
Radcliffe
Yale Students Lockup After Street Car Prank
Three Yale students Joseph Zimmerman Charles Srohnan and William Ernst spent the night in custody after an attempted disruption in South Norwalk Connecticut. They caused a crowding incident on a trolley car damaged property and assaulted the motorman before being restrained by police and later released on $50 bail each.
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South
Norwalk
C .Conn
Yale
Joseph Zimmerman
Adams: Express Company
Charles, Srohnan
New York
Willam
Ernst
Pittsburg
Migit
Zimmerman
Harstrong
Oly
New Haven
A. Iittle
Royal James ‘Inn
Ah Automobile
A. W. Pratt
Darien
Pratt
Frederick Smith
Police Staton
Frohman
Eynat
Milwaukee Progressive group plans bronze tablet for Gilpatrick hotel
F. E. Davidson, county chairman of the Progressive party, starts agitation to place a bronze tablet at the Gilpatrick hotel in Milwaukee to commemorate the Roosevelt shooting. Funds will be raised by private subscription among party members and sympathizers to mark the spot where the attempt occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Gilpatrick
Gotone
Roosevelt
F. E. Davidson
Progressive Party
Detroit Aldermen Face Conspiracy Bribe Charges
Ten Detroit aldermen are charged with conspiring to accept a bribe in a Wabash railroad street closing case. Former councilman Clerk Edward Schrester also faces conspiracy to accept a bribe. Venue moved to Mt. Clemens in Macomb county after Judge James B. Phelan granted the change due to publicity in Wayne County. Prosecutor Hugh Shepherd argued a fair trial could not be held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mick
Councilmankc
Edward Schrester
Mt. Clemens
Macomb County
James B. Phelan
Recorders’ Court
Phelan
Hugh Shepherd
Wayne County
Maryland Agricultural College Building Plan Damaged
A damaged OCR fragment notes administration plans for the Building of the Maryland Agricultural College near College Park. The loss is listed as 206000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural ‘Collage
Collage A M4
Kefa
Man Mistaken for Deer Kills Son in Michigan Hunt
In Gaylord Michigan H W Dowker eighty of Johannesburg fatally shot Ernest Dowker forty five while hunting in the woods. The incident occurred fourteen miles east of Gaylord and the elder Dowker reportedly mistook the son for game.
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Gaylord
Mich
Bac
Ernest
H. W. Dowker
Johannesburg
Here
Daughter Born to Crabb Family Near Leesville
Born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs S A Crabb of near Leesville a daughter arrives for the Crabb household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Crabb
Leesvilley
Woman Jury Refuses Photo in Eldorado Court
In Eldorado Kansas on December 2 Otis Boston a photographer tried to photograph a county court jury consisting entirely of women. Fife a juror objected and another juror joined her protest as the court assured them no picture would be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Kan
Otis Boston
Fife
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Thanksgiving Weekend
Mitchell resident Miss Eva Burton spent the day with Mr and Mrs A D Pless on West 1st street. Teachers Miss Aikman King and Many vacationed with family. Mr and Mrs A K Sears plan a Florida winter trip. Miss Mary Kerr of Katsville Illinois visited cousin Miss Aberheim and returned home Sunday. George Thornton, who spent Thanksgiving in Evansville, is back home. Miss Della Easter of Orleans visited relatives here and left for Springville. Harrison Johnson of Brazil will be in town Sunday to visit brothers Edward and John Johnson. Miss Ueberheim and Miss Mary Kerr of Katsworth Illinois with Miss Florence Dye spent the day in Louisville Ed Estes moved to L street between 5th and 6th and bought the Henry Owens property. Miss Cora Warring, visiting on South H street, returned to Courtland Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kerr
Katsville, Il
Aberheim
Oceanic Narrow Escape From Collision in Dense Fog
Passengers aboard the White Star liner Oceanic recount a near collision with a tramp steamer in fog as heavy seas and gale sweep Britain. Reports detail wreckage, snow, stalled trains, and many freezing deaths across England, Scotland, and the Midlands amid severe weather and closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Bull
Great Britain
White Star
Oceanic
Philadelphia
Ward Bound
England
Scotland
Midlands
Miss Helen Thorston Visits Uncle in Indianapolis
Miss Helen Thorston visited her uncle E B Thorston and family on I Street then returned to Indianapolis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thorston
E.B. Thorston
I . Street
Indianapolis
Little Miss Bernice Visits Grandmother for Thanksgiving
Bernice Boyd of North College Avenue spent Thanksgiving with her grandmother Mrs. L. J. Boyd in Bedford, as reported by the Bloomington World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Boyd
North College Avenue
L. J. Boyd
Bedford
Bloomington
Police Witnesses Called in Ping Murder Case
Policemen Crit Shaw and Henry Dudley were summoned to Bedford to testify for the state in the Ping murder case as reported by Bloomington Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crit Shaw
Henry Dudley
Bedford
Ping
Bloomington
Martini Family Returns From Flem ing Visit
Mr and Mrs Martini Martini returned home yesterday from Fleming Indiana where they visited their son George E Martini a telegraph operator at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Martini Martini
Fleming, Ind
George E. Martini
Miss Ruby Easter Returns Home After Visit
Miss Ruby Easter of Orleans returned home this morning after being a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Splitgerber and Miss Madaline Seybold for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Easter
Orleans
Mrs. A
A. Splitgerber
Madaline Seybold
Visit of St Louis Couple to West 14th Street Family
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley of St Louis are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McGrath on West 14th Street. Mrs Kelley is formerly Miss Georgia Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kelley
St. Louis
Maurice McGrath
West 14Th. Street
Kelley
Georgia Dugan
Local Social Guests Visit Bedford Hosts
Mr and Mrs Charles Cathcart and Mr and Mrs Henry Munson return from Bedford where they were guests of Mr and Mrs David Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cathcart
Henry Munson
Bedford
David Edwards
Bloomington
Chicago man to entertain Illinois penitentiary convicts weekly
John Chesnut formerly of this city now in Chicago is employed by Warden D A Fleming of the Illinois State Penitentiary to show moving pictures to the inmates each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chesnut
Chicago
D. A. Fleming
Ilinois State Penitentiary
Master Raymond Stipp Returns to School After Illness
Raymond Stipp, once sick with scarlet fever, is able to attend school again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Stipp
Local News Notes From Qweneburg and Nearby
Noah Hatfield spent Sundays in Qweneburg as a guest of relatives. Nancy Tracy, daughter of Mrs. Louise Tracy, has diphtheria. Miss Henrietta Sohn visits relatives in New Albany. William Reynolds of North S Street is ill with torsilitis. Ray Fidler, ill Saturday, is able to work again. Mr and Mrs A D Pless spent Sunday with the Austin Woods family near Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Hatfield
Qweneburg
Nancy
Louise Tracy
Henrietta Sohn
New Albany
William Reynolds
North S Street
Ray Fidler
A. D. Pless
Austin Woods
Mitchell
Lawrence Modté Ill With Bronchitis on Southeast Line
Lawrence Modté a fireman on the Southeastern Line residing on West Sixth street is ill with bronchitis in a local health update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Modté
Southeastern
West Sixth Street
Mrs William Pace and children return from visit
Mrs William Pace and her children came back Sunday after visiting relatives in Odon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pace
Odon
George Withman Returns After Sister's Death
George Withman returns to St. Vouiee following the death of his sister Mrs. Jesse Corbin, the family being notified of his homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Withman
Jesse Corbin
St. Vouiee Es Ea
Leslie Pitts Returns Home After Thanksgiving Visit
Leslie Pitts has returned to Han over after spending Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Pitts
Hanover
Mrs
J. E. Pitts
Four Die and Fifty Hurt in Penn Railroad Wreck
A Cincinnati Express derailed near Grenloch, twenty five miles from Philadelphia, killing four and injuring about fifty as a broken rail sent a day coach and six Pullmans down a high embankment. The train was on schedule at about fifty miles per hour when it hit a string of coal cars.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grenloch
Wiliam Dietrich
Cleveland
William Dietrich
John Hickey
Altoona
J. H. Browning
New York
H. Caldwell
Nashville
Wilkinsburg
J.A. Marquis
Cedar Rapids
Allen B. ‘Reynolds
Brooklyn
Jane Kelly
Chicago
Lars William H. Griggs
Trentor
Horace Griggs
Trenton
Mary Hudout
Harry Murphy
Baggage “Master
Stephen Fenance
Bast
Browneville
L. H. Scott
Cadiz
Ohio
A. Davis
Pullmian” Porter
T. L. Walker
Barts
Timgin
Pittsburg
Neffah
Victor Vallane
Portland Bush
Harrisburg
Rev
S. G. Wilson
Glenloch
Medora Man Visits Benzel Family Then Heads to Seymour
John Russell of Medora visited the family of Wm. J. Benzel on South H Street and departed yesterday for Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Medora
Wm. J. Benzel
South H Street
Seymour
Perkinses Visit Relatives in City This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Perlie Perkins of Indianapolis came Sunday to visit relatives and friends in this city. Mr Perkins returned home Sunday evening while he will remain in the city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlie Perkins
Indianapolis
Misses Bonnie Malott and Ruth Duncan Return From Thanksgiving
Misses Bonnie Malott and Ruth Duncan spent Thanksgiving with relatives in this city and returned to Brazil Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Malott
Ruth Duncan
Brazil
Mrs Claude Shoulty Family Visit Returns to Lafayette
Mrs Claude Shoulty and her children have returned to Lafayette after visiting Mr and Mrs J O Shoulty on West 13th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Shoulty
Lafayette
J. O. ‘Shoulty
West 13Th Street
Pace family returns home after Thanksgiving visit
Mr and Mrs William Pace spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Paces sister and family at Gdon and have now returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pace
Gdon
Typhoon Devastates Philippine Islands Killing Thousands
Washington reports a devastating typhoon across Leyte and Panay with 15 000 to 17 000 feared dead and Americans and foreigners missing. Acting Governor General Gilbert ordered relief shipments to Tacloban and Capiz as authorities assess enormous destruction in Mindanao and coastal towns. Tacloban and Capiz are key hemp and railroad hubs with populations around 14 000 and 20 000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Gilbert
Insular Bureau
War Department
Manila
Leyte
Panay
Tacloban
Capiz
Mindanao
Iloilo
Fisher couple visits Mrs. Duni on West 16th Street
Mr and Mrs Ernest Fisher visited Mrs Elizabeth Duni on West 16th Street and returned to Lafayette this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Fisher
Elizabeth Duni‘pue
West 16Th Street
Lafayette
Hanged After Seven Trials in Texas Case
Waxahachie Texas November 30 Burrell Oates a Black man convicted of murdering Sol Aronoff Dallas was hanged after seven trials. The case prompted two changes in Texas law with multiple juries finding him guilty and six sentencing him to death. One jury disagreed on the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Tex
Burrell Oates
Sol Aronoff
Dallas
Texas
Oates
Boy Emperor of China Seriously Ill in Forbidden City
Peking reports Hevat T'ung the boy emperor is gravely ill at his residence in the Forbidden City. Under the abdication edict he retains the title and lives in seclusion with the dowager empress Lung Yu, treated as still ruler by attendants in accordance with ancient usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Hevat T’ung
Forbidden City
Emperor ‘of
Lung
Rayner Son Considered for Maryland Senate Vacancy
Washington reports William D. Rayner, son of the late Isidor Rayner, U S senator from Maryland, may be named by the governor to fill the unexpired term caused by his father's death. The term runs two years, with precedent from former Senator Elkins's son appointment in a similar vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington
William D. Rayner
Isidor Rayner
United States
Rayner
Elkins
West Virginia
Woman with Bomb Found at Music Hall Behind Lloyd George Meeting
A young woman, described as a suffragette, was found with a bomb concealed in her clothing at Aberdaen's Music Hall. Police searched the venue before a mass meeting by Lloyd George. She was arrested.
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Aberdaén
Lloyd “George
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Cal
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Orrenchman
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Ev O.uv
Rivane
Yonkers
Hugh Hopper
Clare “Mori
Baat Tven
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Batore
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Hiat
King
Waad
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Breaghelise
Harriett
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Ollege
Niled
Dee
Eva Burton
Mr. and
Mra
A.k.sears
Florida
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Della ‘Easter
Springville
Harrison Johnson
Edward and
John Johnson
Mises Ueberheim
Katsworth, II
Florence Dye
Louisville
Ed- Estes
Breckenridge Road
L ‘Street
Henry Owens
Cora Warring
South H
Courtland
Cape
Cincinnati Express
Pennsyl
Vania
J. H. Collins
Buffalo. Y
Howard E. Baldwin
Pullman
N.Y
Edwin R. Jones
L. D. Finley
Trinted
R. B. Peacock
Boy Emperor OF
Hsuan T'ung
William ‘D. Rayner
Boomed
Pall
Lloyd George
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