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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1921

Page

3

White Sox Trial Collapses After Key Witness Refusals

Chicago March 14 United News reveals a twist in the White Sox scandal case as Eddie Cicotte Claude Williams and Joe Jackson refuse to testify. The state faces difficulty proving charges without their testimony and may seek to strike the case from call, delaying trial until next October. Defense pushes for immediate proceedings and Judge Dever to set a firm date on Thursday.

Chicago United News Claude Williams Joe Jackson Cicotte Jackson Williams Cook County White Sox William A. Dever Cicotte, Jackson and Williams George F. Barrett

Teague Promises New Evidence in Scandal Case

Teague stated that if witnesses do not testify, authorities will gather new evidence. He claimed investigators have been digging up witnesses as far away as the Pacific coast to uncover what they know rather than what they think.

Teague Pacific Coast

Dartmouth Track Team in Four Meets

Dartmouth ratifies a four meet 1921 track schedule. The Green start at the Penn relay carnival in April, wrestle MIT in Boston on May 7, and face Penn and Columbia in a big triangular meet in New York the following Saturday. After a two week rest they prepare for intercollegiate championships in Boston in May and June.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth Athletic Council Penn Boston Columbia New York

Immigration plan shifts newcomers to small farms

Washington reports new Commissioner-General W. W. Husband outlined a plan to divert immigrants from cities to small farms across the west south and east. The program groups newcomers like European village settlements with agricultural guidance and home instruction to ease economic pressures while aiming to "Americanize" immigration.

Departments of Interior, Agriculture and Labor W. W. Husband Husband Anthony J. Caminetti Davis Department of Interior Department of Agriculture

Middlesex Oarsmen Start Early Water Training

Concord March 14 Middlesex School oarsmen began an unusually early session on the water as they prepared for upcoming regattas. The team gathered at dawn for a disciplined workout aimed at building endurance and synchronization ahead of the season.

Middlesex Concord Middlesex School

North Concord crew starts on Bateman pond water course

First spin over the half mile course at Bateman's pond in North Concord as early spring thaw allows water work before mid March. Faculty coach Charles W Locke oversaw the session with Otis Shattuck as No 2 rower and captain. The season opens mid April with the annual race between Assabet and Sudbury clubs.

Bateman

Bohne Homers Four Times in Ranger Game

Cincinnati recruit Sam Bohne, playing third base, bashed four home runs and added a single in six at bats as Cincinnati faced Columbus in Ranger Texas. The performance highlighted Bohne's powerful showing in a spring game.

Cincinnati Sam Bohne Bassman Columbus American Association Ranger Tex

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