Wilson Wins on Page of Returns in 1912 Election
New York dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson with 276 electoral votes and a narrow lead over Hughes amid ongoing recounts. California and Minnesota rumors loom as Republicans press for a recount while Democrats claim a nationwide edge in the House and Senate.
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Simulated Birth Rate Plan for Families in Poverty
The text outlines a proposed state bill in Wuerttemberg granting financial aid to parents in hardship after the birth of their fourth child. The measure aims to influence birth rates by providing financial support to low income families.
Compelled to Aid Germans Near Dutch Belgian Border
The Hague reports civilians from Belgium and the Netherlands are forced by German occupiers to build a second line of barbed wire about 200 yards from the border near Wathebecke. The claim notes alarming militarized activity and German control in the border region.
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Federation of Labor Convenes Convention Opens in Baltimore
Baltimore hosts the thirty sixth annual American Federation of Labor convention with more than 600 delegates from the United States Britain and Japan attending the opening Monday morning session.
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Nineteen Women Killed as Balkan Express Hits Berlin Suburb
A Balkan express traveling from Constantinople to Berlin struck a group of women workers in a Berlin suburb on Sunday. Nineteen women were killed and several others injured in the deadly collision.
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Formal Woman's Realm Suit with Furs and Cap Accents
A feature on a formal suit combining a one piece frock with fur, tailored for afternoon wear. Describes luxurious materials silk satin crepe de chine lace and silver accents, a full back coat with curved front, large cuffs and generous collar. Includes two caps with lace and rose touches and notes on fashionable boudoir styles and holiday accessories.
In Excellent Taste Silver Trimmings Beam In Season
Silver trim accents define the season’s chic look with bold black on white contrasts. Designers emphasize refined detail and modern elegance in silhouette and finish.
Woman Football Coach Trains Husky Team in Arkansas
Mrs Earl W Brannon the first woman football coach trains the First District State Agricultural School at Jonesboro Arkansas. Formerly Miss Cozette McManagil of Lincoln Nebraska she assists her husband the official coach and drills the second team developing players with potential to join the first eleven.
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Evolution of football favors passing as youth embrace open game
A New York City writer observes sandlot players throwing long passes with accuracy and on the run. He notes that the rising generation, the real sport breeders, are drawn to open play and that high school teams will soon master passing and escaping tackles.
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Carlisle Drops Football for Indian Team
Carlisle Indians will not be contenders in Intercollegiate football. The decision, made by Secretary of the Interior Lane, places football under the school’s educational mission. Of 17 Carlisle Indians employed last year at a leading automobile factory, none remain on the team or have prior football ties.
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College football and boxing notes from a chaotic sports roundup
A collage of sports mentions including Rutgers kicker Law from Brooklyn, promoter woes in boxing, Ad Wolgast and Benny Kaufman bouts, and predictions on football and boxing figures. References to college teams, weigh classes, promotions, and a wandering mix of names and places paint a broad, chaotic snapshot of a sports section.
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