Yale Triumphs As Corderry Miracles Edge Harvard In Varsity Row
Yale gains early advantage as Harvard fights back with strong rhythm. Freeman leads Yale stroke unit while Harvard’s Appleton trails. by the final quarter Yale pulls away to seal victory on the four mile course despite a tense nip and tuck with Harvard throughout the race.
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Crimson
Freeman
Yale
George Appleton
Harvard
Yale Llung
Crimson Huskies
Harvard and Yale Varsity Crew Race Ends In Close Finish
Yale led by four lengths through three miles as Harvard, weighing 148 pounds, surged in the final stretch to nearly overtake the Yale eight. Yale finished in 18 minutes 37.25 seconds, Harvard 18 minutes 52.12 seconds in a dramatic annual clash won by Yale.
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Freeman
Yale
Jenney
Harvard
Crimson
Langhorne Gibson Elected Yale Crew Captain for 1922
Langhorne Gibson of New York City, son of Charles Dana Gibson, was elected captain of the Yale crew for 1922. He rowed No. 5 oar in Yale's victorious crew today.
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New London
Langhorne Gibson
New York City
Charles Dana Gibson
Yale
Yale Boats Renown Victory Over Harvard In Marathon Race
Yale crossed the line a half length ahead of the Crimson crew in 20 minutes 41 seconds as they surged in a late spurt. The victory crowns Yale’s season, erases earlier defeats, and suggests Jim Corderry will secure a contract for next year.
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Yale
Crimson Invaders
Harvard
Crimson
Marine Paradise
Jim Corderry
Reopening of Citrus Freight Rates Case Ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reopening of the case regarding citrus fruit freight rates from California after complaints by the California Citrus League that rates are too high.
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Washington
California
California Citrus League
Interstate Commerce Commission
Radio signal system to guide ships in fog tested in New York Harbor
Washington reports that a radio signal system to direct ships in fog will be tested in New York harbor Monday by the Bureau of Lighthouses, announced by Commissioner Putnam. The test follows reports to the Department of Commerce about naval and maritime applications.
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Washington
New York Harbor
Bureau of Lighthouses
Putnam
North Shore Babies Fund Appeal Aims 250000 Goal
North Shore Babies Hospital at Salem launches a drive to raise 250000 for a new pediatric facility. Milkmen distribute 12000 collarette wrapped milk bottles with a Help Build for Our Babies message. Companies H P Hood Son John B Henshaw and Wallace L Henshaw organize drivers to cover 20 north shore towns from Gloucester to Lynn.
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North Shore Babies’ Hospital
Salem
North Shore
H. P. Hood & Son
John B. Henshaw
Wallace L. Henshaw
Gloucester
Lynn
Loft on the Stock Exchange Sells Off Clothes for $30
George L Loft son of the candy man and ex congressman created a scene on the New York Stock Exchange by selling a Palm Beach suit off his back for $30 and delivering it immediately. He shed coat and trousers before resuming work in a locker found old attire.
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New York
George L. Loftson
Candy Man
Stock Exchange
McDonnell & Co
Exchange
Palm Beach
Loft
Loft Incorporated
Young Cambridge burglars surrender after pursuit
Paul C. Ashby, 16, colored, of Cambridge, turned himself in at North Cambridge station after patrolman Odell fired at him during a drug store break in. Accomplice William K. Williams, 16, was arrested in the store and held on 1000 bail. both to be arraigned in court. Mary Anderson, Swedish immigrant and head of the labor department women’s bureau, arrived as a domestic servant in her first year in this country.
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Paul C. Ashby
White-street Place
Cambridge
William IL. Odell
North Cambridge
William K. Williams
Blackwell Street
Odell
Ashby
Mary Anderson
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Nervous Children Promoted By Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement claims modern schooling strains nerves and blood of children. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic to build blood and nerves, aids long sleep and outdoor activity, and offers direct ordering from Schenectady N Y.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Duplicity Tale Ties Mrs Leeds To Stillman Scandal
New York report details how Mrs Anne Stillman learned of Mrs Florence Leeds in her husband’s life after a secretary’s blunder in March 1920. The affair allegedly sparked the divorce and led Stillman to banish Mrs Stillman from multiple residences while Potter urges reconciliation in a letter.
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New York
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Florence Lawlor Leeds
Stillman
James Brown Potter
Paris
Potter
Jim
Near Miss Between Rival Socialites in Fifth Avenue Shop
In New York on June 24 Mrs. Florence Lawlor Leeds and Mrs. Fifi Potter Stillman nearly met face to face at a Fifth Avenue millinery store while detectives hunted for Leeds. Leeds had been a customer there for about four years and was unaware of the approaching Stillman.
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Mrs. Stillman
Stillman
Leeds
New York
Fifth Avenue
Two Men Shot Dead on Dublin Street as Fire and Attacks Unfold
In Dublin on June 4 two unidentified men were shot dead on Grafton Street by civilians who fled into side streets. Nearby five houses at Innishannon burned, the police barracks attacked with no casualties. Telegraph and telephone wires were cut and roads blocked by felled trees.
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Dublin
Grafton Street
Innishannon
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