Yale Eleven Confident Ahead of Princeton Showdown
Yale coaches and players, led by Johnny Field, prepared for the Yale Princeton game with a full practice, lineup finalization, and strategic scrimmage. Captain Howe, Philbin, Camp and Dunn are central to the plan, while weather, tickets, and crowd safety loom as big factors for the 83,100 seats plus 35,000 attendance forecast.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Yale Field
Steve’ Philbin
Logan
Tom Shevlin
Tigers
Johnny Field
Eve
Arthur’ Howe
Holladay Philbin
Walter Camp
Reilly
Camp
Spalding
Dunn
Howe
Francis
Eli
Bomeister
Tiger
Harvard
Recipe for Pine Cure Cough Elixir Promises Quick Relief
A former news clipping promotes a Pine Cure cough remedy using Concentrated Pine and glycerine in whiskey. It advises buying genuine Globe Concentrated Pine, mixing at home, and dosing after meals and before bed with smaller amounts for children. The ad claims reliability, doctor endorsement, and six years of consistent local demand.
Police Steal Bride’s Silver at Pittsburgh Wedding
Three policemen were held by Magistrate Winters on charges of stealing the bride’s silverware at a wedding in Pittsburgh. Henry Ball testified that Patrolmen Charles Reilly William Huss and Anthony Lehmer were entertained at the celebration and that cutlery vanished from the table. Ball reported the theft after the men allegedly returned only some items and called it a joke.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Winters
Henry Ball
South Twelfth Street
Charles Reilly
Wiliam Huss
Anthony Lehmeir
Rall
Nine Men in Tar Jury Box at Lincoln Centre
A jury to try Sherill Clark A N Simms and John Schmidt for assault and battery in the tarring of Miss Mary Chamberlain will likely be chosen tomorrow. Nine men were in the jury box as court adjourned. Chamberlain testified denying rumors of immorality and a revoked teaching certificate.
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Lincoln Centre
Kan
Sherill Clark
A. N. Simms
John Schmidt
Mary Champerlain
Miss Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Dartmouth Hosts Are In The Hub
Dartmouth students 1300 strong left Hanover for Boston and Harvard to support the Green team. Only a janitor and a few townspeople remained to guard the campus after the mass exodus.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
New Hampshire
Boston
Harvard
Dartmouth Ready for Supreme Battle With Harvard Rivalry
Hanover reports a confident Dartmouth squad traveling to the final game against Harvard. The team arrived at Woodland Park Hotel Auburndale after a 5:20 North Station arrival, with Coach Cavanaugh leading a disciplined, fit group. Officials see Dartmouth as a robust mystery, training changes yielding strong form and latent power reserved for Harvard.
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Hanover
John Harvard
North Station
James Linscott
Linscott Motor Company
Reo
Woodland Park
Auburndale
Traine
John Bowler
Princeton
Husky Hanovere
Harvard
Cavanaugh
Suffragettes Threaten War of Demonstration in Parliament Square
In London on November 17 forty suffragettes pressured Premier Asquith at Downing Street to pledge a bill for woman suffrage. He opposed, saying reforms should come via Parliament. The suffragettes warned of renewed demonstrations, promising a "war of demonstration" in Parliament Square on November 21.
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London
Asquith
Downing Street
House of Commons
Parliament Square
Two More Sworn as Jurymen in McNamara Case
In Los Angeles on November 17 the fourth and fifth jurors were sworn in the McNamara murder trial. John J. McNamara is said to be influencing juror selection for his brother James B. McNamara, charged in the Los Angeles Times explosion case. Defense challenges excused several witnesses and remarks about the Times, plus questions about guilt. A separate note mentions a 100 year old skeleton found by Quincy water workers near Montclair School, identified as a tall Indian boy pending further testing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
John J. McNamara
James B. McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
Los Angeles Times
The
Times
Willett Brunner
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Clark McClain
Pasadena
Brewster C. Kenyon
T. H. Belliott
C. A. Heath
Jacob Lansing
Elliott
Lansing
Water Department
City of
Quincy
Squantum Street
New Montclair School
Jones
McNamara Case Jurors Sworn As Court Scales Jury
From the county jail John J. McNamara reports C A Heath born in England would not suit an Irish defendant and Heath is removed by peremptory challenge. Two new jurors are J B Sexton and William Andre. A 40 member panel is drawn as the seventh center is exhausted and about 405 men have been drawn. four defense and three state peremptories reduce the box to five.
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John J. McNamara
C. A. Heath
Heath
J. B. Sexton
Alhambra
William Andre
Bordwell
Prescription that Soon Knocks Rheumatism
A claimed cure for rheumatism endorses a blood cleanse using Toris compound and syrup of Sarsaparilla mixed with whiskey. The ad promises relief from day one and urges purchasing only the original sealed Toris compound from a Chicago pharmaceutical house.
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Chicago
Mother's Life Story Nets Boy Freedom In Court
In East Boston juvenile court yesterday Mrs. Katherine Tobin spoke of her life to request release for James Hatfield 14 whose possession of a watch led to the case. The court found no theft evidence and sent the boy back to a state institution from which he had recently been released while Mrs Hatfield offered employment to his mother.
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Katherine Tobin
Chelsea Street
Boston
Susan L. Hatfield
Dedham
James Hatfield
Silence Rules Rule Freshmen at Jackson College
Jackson College freshmen observe strict silence during the sorority rushing period. From invitations sent Tuesday to replies today, first year girls may not converse with any upperclasswoman, whether sophomore, junior, or senior. The adherence has been complete.
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Jackson College
Wiley Says Absinthe Threatens Nation Will Ban It
Dr. H. W. Wiley of the federal chemistry bureau announced that the pure food board will continue to combat absinthe until it is banished from the United States. He described the drink as an enemy and said efforts would be persistent.
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United States
Wiley
Washington
H. W. Wiley
Federal Chemistry Bureau
Pure Food Board
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