Crimson and Yale Set For Ivy League clash in New Haven
Harvard favored 10 to 4 over Yale as the two Elevens meet at Yale field in New Haven in a 2 p m game. Four 15 minute quarters, attendance about 30 000, officials listed including umpire David Jaltz of Brown and referee W A Langford of Trinity. Weather expected fair.
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Suffragettes Fight London Police in Parliament Clash
In London on November 18 thousands of suffragettes stormed Parliament buildings, clashing with police as they drove back officers with wedges like football attacks. The protest continued for hours before police repelled the demonstrators. 82 arrests were reported as the scene unfolded.
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Strikes At Policemen With Axe Trigger Chelsea Incident
An axe armed intruder challenged two Chelsea patrolmen after Mrs. Titus said she fled her home. The report notes the man dared arrest and was interposed by quick action before the investigation continues on page seven.
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Harris Leads by Six Votes in Brockton Recount
Recounts in five towns and Brockton wards reduce Judge Robert O. Harris Republican margin over Thomas C. Thacher Democrat to 76. One town Carver remains to recount Monday and is not expected to change the result. Harris appears elected.
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Harris Holds Apparent Lead as Recount Proceeds
Harris appears to lead by 168 votes based on election night figures, while Thacher has gained 92 votes in recounted towns. Numerous protests from both campaigns have been filed and may push the dispute to the national House for final settlement.
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Mayor's order defied women keep hats on at symphony
The Symphony management failed to compel women patrons to remove hats and faces a license issue. Tonight Symphony Hall may see a confrontation as women refuse to comply. Management plans to request hatless patrons leave if needed, though actions against dissenters remain undecided.
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Women urged to remove hats at concert
Yesterday afternoon the women won as staff distributed cards asking women to remove hats. The audience read the request carefully and began to comply slowly as the conductor signaled the start of the orchestra. The number of women who removed hats was pitifully small.
Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
The forecast says fair weather today and tomorrow with moderate winds from the west. Strong emphasis on pleasant conditions for the Boston area and surrounding towns.
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