Ohio Seems to Have a Monopoly on the Brown Captaincy
Rus sell Ashbaugh was elected captain of the Brown football team for next year at Providence Rhode Island. He follows W E Sprackling who will graduate next June and marks the third straight Ohio player to hold the post. Sprackling comes from Cleveland and McKay from Youngstown.
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Providence
R. I
Russell Ashbaugh
Brown
W. E. Sprackling
Ohio
Sprackling
Cleveland
McKay
Youngstown
Ashbaugh Sets Remarkable College Football Record
Ashbaugh earned intercollegiate honors this year for his receiving of forward passes, aided by Captain Sprackling. He completed 25 of 26 goal kicks from touchdowns, a record believed unmatched in college football. His season showcased earnest, brilliant play and strong leadership at the university.
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Ashbaugh
Sprackling
Boston Contractor Wins New York Subway Contract
The Public Service Commission awarded the Broadway Lexington Section 9 contract to Patrick McGovern of Boston for 1 961 997. Next lowest bidders were New York firms at about 2 000 000. Approval by the board of estimate and apportionment is pending. Section 9 runs under Lexington Avenue from 67th to 79th streets.
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Boston
New York
Public Service Commission
Lexington Avenue
Patrick McGovern
Board of Estimate
Sixty
Seventy-ninth
Auto Truck Fire Tied to Leaking Gasolene
A Stan ley Motor Company auto truck on Commonwealth Avenue caught fire from a leaking gasolene tank. Sand used to prevent explosion. fire extinguished with slight damage. Driver listed as John R. Nolan of 48 Mount Auburn Street, Watertown.
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Stanley Motor Company
Commonwealth Avenue
John R. Nolan
Mount Auburn St
Watertown
Business Men Blamed in Anti Trust Debate at Economic Club
Assistant Attorney General Winfred T. Denison urged business leaders to move from lament to remedy in addressing anti trust. Samuel Untermyer urged strict federal regulation while Professor Bruce Wyman favored government regulated trusts and an interstate trade law as Sherman law alternative. William H. Lincoln presided as toastmaster.
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Winfred T. Denison
Department of Justice
Economic Club
American House
Samuel Untermyer
New York City
Tobacco Trust
Bruce Wyman
Harvard University Law School
William H. Lincoln
Hold Up Men Rob Boy Then Shoot Him in Roslindale
In Roslindale a 19 year old, Chester C. Maiers of 69 Ardale Street, was beaten robbed and then shot by two bandits near his home on Selwyn Street. They took $3 and his weekly wages from his overcoat as Maiers resisted. A hand covered his mouth and he was dragged into a roadside thicket where a bullet struck his left hand.
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Roslindale
Chester C. Maiers
Ardale Street
Maiers
Selwyn Street
Roslindale Station
Fourth Elmendorf lecture explores The City of Rome
Dwight Elmendorf spoke last evening at Symphony Hall on The City of Rome. He has visited the art center for 12 years sketching and photographing a vast collection shown on screen. He described the Victor Emanuel monument and the Vatican galleries including changes in the Sistine Chapel related to Cardinal O Connell. The same lecture repeats this afternoon.
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Dwight Elmendorf
Symphony Hall
Rome
Elmendorf
Victor Emmanuel
St. Peter's
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Cardinal O’connell
Raiding Bandits Attack Man in Roslindale Wooded Standoff
A man named Maiers was attacked by two bandits as they fled through woods near the Arnold Arboretum and Newton line after a pistol shot holdup. Police, neighbors, and the Post describe two suspects and survey the area while Majers receives treatment for a bullet wound to the hand.
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Mailers
Weld Farm
Arnold Arboretum
Newton Line
Maiers
August Malers
Clafflin
Reardon
Jamaica Plain
Post
Herman Mutz
Selwyn Street
Young Majers
Roslindale
Hewlett Street
Selwyn
Cuban boy released by bandit after ransom
George Alvarez of Camaguey, kidnapped November 28 by bandit Solis, has been released in Havana. A ransom of 15000 dollars was paid. Alvarez says he was kindly treated during captivity.
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Havana
George Alvarez
Camaguey
Solis
Alvarez
Durland's Death Under Insurance Scrutiny
Viewings of H Kellogg Durland's body proceed at Forest Hills Cemetery with relatives consent as Equitable Insurance officials seek more facts before paying a $15 000 policy. Detective Reardon reports a thorough probe and notes undisclosed details will be shared only with insurers.
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H. Kellogg Durland
Equitable Insurance Company
New York
The
Equitable
Durland
Insurance
Reardon
Ramblers and Pets In $500 Side Bowling Duel
Brookline alleys hosted a tight match between Noott's Ramblers and Shevlin's Pets. Ramblers totaled 1472 to Pets 1463 over three strings, with Pets contesting the result and issuing a challenge for next Friday, which was accepted.
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Brookline
Noott
Ramblers
Shevlin’s
Pets
Horse Show at Park Riding School Crowds Grow
Alfred Vanderbilt's Sir James driven by Charles Wilson won blue in Class 12 while Flor al Flash owned by M M Dimond and driven by Eleonora Sears placed close second. Miss Sears led in Class 22 with Warwick Queen and Warwick Princess winning first.
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Park Riding School
Alfred Vanderbilt
Sir James
Charles Wilson
M. M. Dimond
Eleonora Sears
Dorothy Forbes
Thelma
Sears
Sunlight
Riverview Farm
Forbes
Mr. Pierce
Losano
T. Powers
Ariadne
Dr. Fitch
Forwood
H. L. Pierce
Thomas Cromwell
John Harmon
Meyer Aims to Buy Boston NL Franchise Stake
Sol Meyer treasurer of the Indianapolis club says he leads a syndicate with Chicago capitalists to obtain control of the Boston National League franchise. A price has been set and may be accepted, with W. H. Watkins traveling to New York to represent the syndicate. If approved, the new owners will rebuild the Boston Plant.
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Sol Meyer
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Chicago
W. H. Watkins
New York
Meer
Boston
Speaker Urges Equal Pay for Women Teachers in Boston
Miss Grace Strachan of New York president of the Interborough Association of Women Teachers addressed a Boston Teachers' Club meeting at Ford Hall last evening. President Anna C. Murdock presided.
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Grace Strachan
New York
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Boston Teachers’ Club
Ford Hall
Anna C. Murdock
Equal Pay Victory Claim by New York Women Teachers
Miss Strachan leads a rally of 500 women urging equal pay for equal work for teachers. Mrs. Susan W. FitzGerald, candidate for Boston School Committee, champions the issue on stage. Strachan denounces the New York Board of Education while noting over 100000 in litigation costs and a $3,850,000 board grant this year.
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Miss Strachan
New York Board of Education
Gaynor
Board of Education
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