Tall Man Arrested in Brown Murder Mystery
A man was seized at a Rockland theater and then released after authorities investigated the murder of Mrs. Harry West Brown. Detective Green and local officials pursued tips from prominent locals, with no definitive leads and ongoing inquiries into possible suspects and theories.
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Harry West Brown
Roy
Bert Angell
Main Street
Limerock Street
Treeve
Angell
Heegy
Green
Picture Theatre
Flint
Brown
George L. Crockett
Knox County
Withee
Harvard Freshmen Soldiers Demand Return to Varsity Hockey
Harvard students press for pre war athletics to resume and for several former freshmen who enlisted to regain eligibility. The Crimson urges allowing these players to compete while the Harvard Corporation prepares to name the athletic committee to resolve postwar reconstruction of athletics.
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Harvard
The
Crimson
Harvard Daily
Harvard Corporation
Lowell
Spears Signs at Dartmouth for 1919 Coach Role
Hanover N H January 9 Clarence W Spears seventeen coach of Dartmouths 1917 varsity eleven has signed to head the 1919 Green team Graduate Manager H C Pender announced Spears has long been connected with Dartmouth football including 1914 and 1915 as a guard and All American honors in 1915 He coached the S A T C eleven last fall and previously led a strong freshman squad leading to a dominant season
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Hanover
N. H
Clarence W. Spears
Dartmouth
H. C. Pender
Spears
Walter Camp
Japan's Peace Views on League and Entry Rules
Dr Sachi, a professor at Tokyo Imperial University and authority on international law, arrives in Honolulu en route to Paris as adviser to Japan's Peace Commission. He calls for equal opportunity across nations but allows bans for undesirables. Danji Suzuki, leader of Japan's Labourers' Friendly Society, accompanies him to Paris as a delegate and advocates later unionizing Japanese in the United States.
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Honolulu
Tachi
Imperial University of Japan
Paris
Japanese Peace Commission
League of Nations
Japan
China
Danji Suzuki
Laborers’ Friendly Society of
International Labor Conference
Gompers
United States
Fight for Control of Anhalt Railway Station
Bloodshed marked Anhalt railway station clash as Spartacan forces attempted seizure of the station. Government troops repulsed the attack with heavy losses. Gunfire surged in Berlin near Brandenburg Gate and chancellor’s palace area injuring and killing several.
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Anhalt
Copenhagen
Berlin
Frankfort
Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden
Wilhelmstrasse
Public barred at Hall murder trial in Maine
Word reached Portland that the trial of Henry H. Hall for the murder of Minnie O. Hall may restrict public access. Hearing set for January 28 at City Hall in Saco. health officials may limit attendance to witnesses and court staff due to Spanish influenza fears amid prior postponements.
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Portland
Henry H. Hall
Wells Depot
Minnie O. Hall
Saco
Maine
Sago
Boston Housekeepers' League protests milk price
A Boston meeting of the Housekeepers' League adopted a resolution protesting current milk prices, especially pint bottles, arguing the burden falls on the poor. George H. McCaffery spoke on cold storage foods while urging women to educate themselves and press legislators for fair prices and a law preventing prices from advancing beyond a reasonable profit.
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Boston
Housekeepers’ League
George H. McCaffery
The
Board of Health
League
Housekeepers’ League of Boston
Von Mach Says He Tried to Keep U. S. Out of War
Testimony outlines German plans to run a marine insurance front in the United States and argues that pressures by German-Americans and the American Protective League helped avert violence after U S entry. Bielaski described covert communications and pro war arguments, while Keehn defended Hearst papers as loyal and anti German.
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von Mach
Count von Bernstorff
Albert
United States
American Protective League
Germany
Potomac
Berlin
Mexico City
Bielaski
Roy D. Keehn
Judge Advocate-General’s Department
William Randolph Hearst
Chicago
Washington
Times
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Chicago Herald
Herald
Keehn
Samuel Insull
Illinois State Council of Defence
Insull
Major Keehn
Gaston B. Mearé
Bernstorff
Means
Mr. Hearst
Walter Howey
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Fuel Conservation Orders Withdrawn
Washington date Jan 9 all fuel conservation orders and regulations except natural gas were withdrawn by the food administration. Zone and price regulations remain in effect with fuel economy now a matter for individual determination under the administration policy.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
Boston College High Meets Medford in Open Indoor Track Duel
Boston College High and Medford High meet this afternoon in Medford High School gymnasium. The longtime rivals use this early indoor dual as a gauge of each team's strength for the scholastic season.
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Boston College High
Medford High
Medford High School
Medford
Boston College High Predicted To Sweep Medford Meet
Boston College High track team under Coach Gountle faces Medford with captain Tom McIntyre leading a strong 600 yard and sprint group. Medford counters with Pearce Begien Gaffey and Mills in dashes and distances as both clubs seek a dual meet win.
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Boston College High
Gountle
Medford
Tom McIntyre
B. C. High
MclIntyre
Bob Harrington
Wilson
Reynolds
Mike Dolan
Chisholm
Wren
Aussell
McDonald
Charlie Kickham
Harrington
O'Connor
Charlie Carroll
Lanigan
Carroll
Francis Rooney
Rooney
Greater Boston
Gold
Maroon
Nelson Laird
Medford High
Pearce
Norman Begien
Andrew Gaffey
Johnny Mills
Cass
Herb Thomas
Jim Blair
Leonard Morrissey
John Prior
Five Harvard seniors named marshals for 1919
Five of seven Harvard seniors nominated for 1919 marshals are athletes. Eddie Casey of Natick and Hank Flower of Kansas City are football stars, Richard Emmet of New York and Francis Parkman of Boston are from the crew, and Bobby Gross of Newton is the fifth. Three marshals will be elected next Tuesday for commencement week.
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Harvard
Eddie Casey
Natick
Hank Flower
Kansas City
Richard Emmet
New York
Francis Parkman
Boston
Bobby Gross
Newton
Ivy
Harvard Freshman Athletes Form 1922 Class
Fifty five candidates reported to the H A A office for the 1922 athletic class. Swimming boxing wrestling and fencing teams will be formed with practices at the Cambridge Y M C A under Athletic Director Waters. The class meetsMondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 in Randolph Gym. Intramural action will lead to later interteam contests.
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Harvard
Cambridge Y. M. c. A
Waters
J. J. Sullivan
Crimson
Randolph Gymnasium
Greatest of War Stories The Flying Poilu by Marcel Nadaud
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine offers a remarkable WWI tale by Marcel Nadaud titled The Flying Poilu. Nadaud, thrice wounded, recounts his wartime experiences as a French flyer in a vivid account expected to captivate readers.
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Chignole
Marcel Nadaud
France
Boston Post
Pershing
Boston Sunday Post
Colleges Return to Antebellum Sports Basis
The piece laments a revival of old style college athletics with talk of training tables and period practices returning to prominence, implying a shift back to premodern norms in sports culture.
Burns Wins Two Falls Over Herkel At Grand Opera House
Cyclone Burns, a local light heavyweight favorite, defeats John Herkel in two straight falls at the Grand Opera House last night. Burns took the first fall in 35 minutes 10 seconds and the second in 26 minutes 30 seconds in a rough, mid bout scrap.
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Cyclone Burns
John Herkel
Delaware
Fourth day of New England Fox Hunters meet bags another fox
Bedford January 9 The fourth day of the New England Fox Hunters Club midwinter meet netted a fox, bringing this week’s total to three. Louis Wright of Waltham killed a large fox in South Lincoln after a morning chase with Dr. H. A. Roark and others whose dogs started two foxes.
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Bedford
New England
Fox Hunters
Louis Wright
Waltham
H. A. Roark
Wright
South
Lincoln
Fox hunt tales during ice bound chase near Cambridge water basin
James L Wellington Irving B Shedd and Arthur Broderick were in the Cambridge water basin area when eight year old Wellington, a cripple, fired at a fox and narrowly missed as the fox played ahead of the dogs on the ice. Harold Manning of Lexington and a party from Lexington twice struck at a fox in Burlington today, missing both times. This marks the third fox sighting by the same Lexington hunters this week.
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James L. Wellington
Irving B. Shedd
Arthur
Broderick
Cambridge
Wington
Harold Manning
Lexington
Ealy
Lexington Hunters
Burlington
Harvard Bruins Face Boston Hockey Club On Ice
Harvard hockey seven meet Boston Hockey Club on the Charlesbank rink near the Newell boathouse tomorrow afternoon. Crim son skaters lack practice the last two days due to ice conditions but may have a brisk session if rinks are solid today. Many players skated informally on the Charles River yesterday afternoon. Two warming houses stood at Soldiers Field for the teams.
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Harvard Hockey Seven
Boston Hockey Club
Charlesbank
Newell Boathouse
Crimson
Gross
Charles River
Soldiers Field
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Report For Sport Action
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KISS
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Denman Maley
Peacock Alley Chorus
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EMI
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Vanes
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