Automobile Show Attracts Notables And Wide Interest
The tenth annual automobile show draws many visitors from across the country. Notables include Harry Quine advertising for Good year Akron and Russell Field of Wagner Field New York. Local firms Locomobile White Company and American Locomotive promote exhibits as Roy Faye of Matheson foresees record business. Mrs Taft’s sister buys a six cylinder Alco touring car. The event features show cars, racing talk, and decorative schemes by Manager Chester Campbell at Mechanics Building tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Row
Harry Quine
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
O. Russell Field
Brooklyn Eagle
Wagner-Field Company
New York
L. W. Williams
Locomobile Company of America
John Kingman
James Harris, Jr
White
Cornell
Jh A. van Patten
American Locomotive Company
Matheson Automobile Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Roy A. Faye
Taft
Perin
Cincinnati
Chester I. Campbell
Judge orders Greenwich Bank to pay Abe Attell funds
Justice Dela hanty of the City Court directs Greenwich bank to pay $84 from Abe Attell's account to satisfy a judgment won by John Adelman. Bank cashier testifies Attell had $272 deposit. Adelman’s counsel says Attell not within the court's jurisdiction and believed to be in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delahanty
City Court
Greenwich Bank
Abe Attell
Attell
John Adelman
Adelman
California
Hughey Jennings Echoes On College Players And Salaries
Baseball coach Hughey Jennings argues college players must be worth a 3000 dollar salary to join the majors. The piece also notes Olympic and intercollegiate sports chatter, school policy on spikes, and local hockey and track prospects with figures and names like Kristian Hellstrom and Bill Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Hughey
Jennings
Bill’ Sweeney
Bill
Twin Sullivan Ignites Welterweight Title Chase
Mike Twin Sullivan challenges for the welterweight crown drawing rivals from Brockton Malden and beyond. Hayward Briggs offers six to fifteen round match while Tip O Neil plans a comeback against bantams. Eddie Murphy plans March 16 bout in Philadelphia and later matches including Packy McFarland Willie Richie.
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Mike Twin
Sullivan
Mike
Hayward Briggs
Brockton
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Pennsylvania
Young Erie
Philadelphia
Packy McFarland
Ball Park
South Bend
Willie Richie
Murphy
Winslow Attacks Brandeis Over Shoe Machinery Case
Sidney W Winslow president of United Shoe Machinery Company charges Louis D Brandeis with misstating facts about his relations with the firm in a letter to Moses E Clapp chair of the Senate committee on interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Brandeis
United Shoe _Machinery Company
Sidney W. Winslow
Moses E. Clapp
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Nelson KOed by Moran in 13 rounds in boxing note
A Halifax reader asks about Battling Nelson being knocked out. Owen Moran scored a knockout decision over Nelson in thirteen rounds. The letter also covers Crescent Hockey Club status, Boston Arena bicycle races in 1910, and Olympic trials eligibility notes for New England athletes.
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Nelson
Owen Moran
Halifax
Crescent Hockey Club
Crescent
Boston
Boston Arena
Matty Baldwin Marchant
Johnny Marto
Duffey
New England
Newton High Defeats Quincy High In Close League Thriller
Newton High School beat Quincy High 28 to 27 at the Newton Y M C A to take a near share of first in the Eastern High School league. Newton also beat Quincy second 19 to 11 at halftime. Key scorers included Nash and Trask with four fouls each and Finlay leading Newton with eight points. Referee Macpherson umpire Loomis scorer McPhee timer Greene. Time two 30 minute periods. Attendance about 500.
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Newton High School
Quincy High
Newton Y. M. C. A
Newton High
Newton H. Ss
Quincy H
Weider Bs
So Tin'ss
Trace Sale
Chapmap Pris
Johnson
Holmes
Cie
Abe NS Balae
Trask Bae
Li Wiras Ce Arscchaig Aon
Caiea Sh
McDonald Hyatt
Pos
Eas
Aes
Finlay
Newton H. S
Quincey
Charlestown High interclass meet favors seniors in gym event
The annual interclass meet at Charlestown High School gym concluded with seniors winning 2514 points, juniors second with 23, and a slate of event results led by seniors in multiple track and field finals.
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Charlestown High School
McCarthy
Reynolds
Gill
Morrisey
Carrol
Conner
Drew
Meikle
Tanner
Hennessey
Gibbons
Dunn
Gallagher
Long
Morrissey
Lynch
Johnson
Mahmout Beats Pedersen in Chicago Title Bout
Yousiff Mahmout the Bulgarian grappler, chosen by Frank Gotch to defend the title, defeated Danish grappler Jesse Pedersen in straight falls at the Coliseum. Mahmout won the first fall in 23.45 with a toe hold wristlock and head hold, and the second in 8.10 with another toe hold. Pedersen was on defense for 31 minutes 55 seconds and never showed offense.
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Chicago
Yousiff Mahmout
Frank Gotch
Jesse Pedersen
Mahmout
Pedersen
Ferns Beats Deshler In Ten Round Boston vs Local Match
Clarence Ferns of Kansas City won a decision over Dave Deshler of Boston in a slugging ten round bout at a local club. Ferns took four rounds while five were even. Deshler claimed a round. Ferns, heavier and not weighing in, faced Deshler who weighed 142 pounds.
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Kansas City
Clarence Ferns
Dave Deshler
Boston
Ferns
Deshler
Pride
Princeton Tigers defeat Yale in close swimming meet
In Princeton, New Jersey, the Princeton University Tigers beat Yale 31 to 22 before the largest crowd ever at Brokaw Tank. Princeton won every event except the relay and the 50 yard swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Brokaw Tank
Yale
Brandeis Alleges Fees After Resignation in Boston Letter
Mr Winslow replies to a three column article addressed to Mr Clapp in a Boston paper detailing Mr Brandeis front change regarding the shoe company. He alleges Brandeis accepted fees after he says he resigned as counsel and that court decisions months earlier shifted his view of the corporation. Brandeis says he ceased acting five months before June 1, 1907 and his firm billed about $1000 after that date, paid by United Shoe Machinery Company and not returned. He had viewed United Shoe Machinery as a trust in May 1906 and saw the bill as unconstitutional before the Massachusetts Legislature, noting a 1906 Supreme Court decision C B and Q R R Co vs Drainage Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winslow
Clapp
Boston
Brandeis
Winslow
Massachusetts
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States Supreme Court
Drainage Commission
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Hosts to Colonel Benton
Colonel and Mrs. Everett C. Benton were hosted by the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company at Faneuil Hall Armory. The giant London cup, donated in 1903, circulated around the board as toasts were offered and music filled the hall. Names at the table included Captain McDonald, Sergeant Appleton, and many others with Mrs. Benton among the guests. The event honored the Bentons for hospitality at their Belmont residence last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Benton
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Armory
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts Company
London Ancients
Benton
Clarence J. McKenzie
Mous
Colonel Benton
McKenzie
Brandeis Testimony Questioned by Winslow on Facts
Winslow challenges Brandeis July 12 statement to Senate committee claiming it misstates facts and justifies a change in policy by United Shoe Machinery Company. Winslow alleges Brandeis aims to justify attitude shifts and denies Brandeis’ claim that Plant was blocked from credit, demanding proof Brandeis has failed to provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Mr. Brandeis
United Shoe Machinery Company
Plant
Promising Young Talent Arrives for Short Major League Stop
A crop of hopeful players reaches the majors each spring to test their skills. Many learn the teams are strong in the big show, even in a brief stint.
Nelson Trott Draw With Dayton Rival In Championship Fight
In Dayton Ohio a large crowd watched Battling Nelson and Trott of Columbus fight fifteen rounds to a draw. Nelson used skill and knowledge to challenge the heavier opponent. The Boxing Commission of New York orders new gloves for main events to improve conditions for fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Nelson
My Trott
Columbus
Sanmy
Dane
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Jah Johnson
Alfred Cutler Morse
Thorndike
Frank I. Perin
Haurette Michelin
Michelin Tire Company
Michelin
Lozier
Abe
United States
United States Tire Co
Boylston St
Poole
Mechanics Bidg
Atha Duffeys
Kristian Hellstrom
Uncle Sam
Sweden
South Armory
English High School
Meanix
Howe
Read
Ferguson
Crowley
Montgomery Street
Intercolonials
Mel” Sheppard
Harry Gissing
Shep
Gissing
Harry Lee
BY Bill Riley
Tip O'Neil
Malden
Tip
Axxa
United Shoe
Quincy
Charlestown
TIGER
Colonel
Nelson-Trott
Boxing Commission of
Frank Erne
Louis du Pouthier
Paddy Callahan
Brooklyn
Erne
Callahan
du Pouthier
Scallaway
A. C
West End
Talbot Co
Ivu Lalil
Washington Street
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