Harvard Cross Country ahead of Yale with six fr year runners
Harvard Coaches Bill Bingham and Eddie Farrell selected the varsity ten and freshman cross country team for a Yale dual at New Haven. Team list includes Captain Gregg Bemis Billy Burke Coburn Duane Eka ter Pratt Harris Hammond Newhall Eaton and freshman Leon Daubin from Nantes France. Cutcheon tops the freshmen alongside Captain Thayer Jones Chapin Pray Kent Barber Weaver Smith and Daubin.
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New Haven
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Nantes
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Constipation remedy cereal marketed as new breakfast
An advertisement promotes Cereal Meal as a natural laxative free of harmful drug effects. It claims to aid digestion, promote complete evacuation, and keep the intestines clean. The ad urges trial, offers a refund if unsatisfied, and lists The Neapis Stores in Boston as suppliers.
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Men Brought Before Court For Drinking Violations
Joseph Robertson and William Fitzpatrick faced Central Court for violating the 18th amendment by drinking liquor. Judge Murray scolded them, sending Robertson home to bed and urging Fitzpatrick to exit, then warned him his only chance was to keep going.
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Globe Manufacturing Chief Found Guilty in Militia Interference Case
Samuel Wolfson president and treasurer of Globe Manufacturing Co at 48 Jackson St was found guilty by a Worcester Superior Court jury before Judge Frederick W Fosdick on two counts of interfering with militia law for discharging two young men who went to Camp Devens with H Q Company 3rd Infantry M N G Wolfson fainted when the verdict was announced Judge Fosdick fined him 300 150 on each count and warned jail if he was younger The case is the first of its kind tried in Worcester.
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Penn captain with two broken ribs plays on
Rex Wray captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team has been playing three weeks with two broken ribs from the Oct. 15 Swarthmore game. He continued through losses to VMI Pittsburg and Lafayette, and may miss the Dartmouth game next Saturday.
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University of Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Virginia Military Institute
Pittsburg
Lafayette
Wray
Dartmouth
Ten Casualties Reported in Kentucky Election Night
News reports identify ten dead and nine wounded across Kentucky during election night. Breathitt County saw two killings in two incidents, Louisville had one man shot dead and two others wounded, and Estill County recorded a fatality with two more seriously hurt. Democratic clerk K. K. Spencer was later killed at Simpson precinct on Frozen Creek in Breathitt County. the assailant remained at large.
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Louisville
Estill County
K. K. Spencer
Simpson
Frozen Creek
Florida Navy crew to parade in Provincetown Armistice Day
The U S S Florida moved into Provincetown Harbor and will stay until Armistice Day. A landing force including two companies of bluejackets, one marine company, medical detachment and a 22 piece band will march through the town.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
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Families invited to the Children’s Museum
Miss Della Griffin invites families to Sundays at the Children’s Museum near Jamaica Pond. Fathers bring children to see curios at the Olmstead house with a reading room for youngsters. Highlights include a peaceful giant turtle, a new moose, a Chinese cabinet, and mounted insect and flower displays by the Olmstead Club.
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Children’s Museum
Force New Bedford Hotel Into Bankruptcy
The Whaling City Hotel Company of New Bedford was petitioned into bankruptcy in federal court yesterday by three New York creditors totaling 5343 dollars. Darling Bros claim 2253 dollars, George Ehlenberger 2377 dollars, and Henry Kelly & Sons Inc 718 dollars. All claims arise from goods sold and delivered.
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New Bedford
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George Ehlenberger
Henry Kelly & Sons, Inc
Campaign to create a National Department of Education presented
A petition calling for a Cabinet level Department of Education with a secretary was presented to President Harding. Representing the drive were Mrs Charl O Williams Mrs Thomas G Winter and A Lincoln Filene, with sponsors Horace Mann Towner and Thomas Sterling steering the education bill in Congress. Filene urged business support while Winter backed women’s organizations and Williams stressed nationwide educational needs.
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Charl O. Williams
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Iowa
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
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Winter
Van Zandt elected Rochester mayor in landslide
Clarence D. Van Zandt, a Republican, won the Rochester mayoral race by a large plurality over Democrat Frederick D. Lamb. The common council also stayed Republican.
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Clarence D. van Zandt
Frederick D. Lamb
Common Council
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