Cornell and Tech Favored In Intercollegiate Cross Country
Cornell and MIT head the field for the intercollegiate cross country event hosted by Tech Field Brookline to Larz Anderson complex. The demanding two lap course weaves from Tech Field through Jamaica Pond Holmlea Goddard Whitney Clyde and Larz Anderson hill before finishing near the grandstand.
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Cornell
Tech Field
Brookline
Larz Anderson Estate
Tech
Jamaica Road
Pond Avenue
Perkins Street
Jamaica Pond
Holmlea
Goddard Avenue
Whitney Street
Clyde Street
Clyde
Newton Streets
Anderson Hill
Grandstand
Local High School Gridiron Rivalries Highlight Saturday Contests
This afternoon several school teams clash across rivalries. Waltham High faces Cambridge Latin at Watch City in a scrappy match. St John’s Prep meets Danvers High at Danvers Park with prep hoping to turn last year’s result.
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Waltham High
Cambridge Latin
St. John’s Prep
Danvers High
Danvers Park
Danvers
Salem High
Newburyport High
Salem
Dedham High
Hyde Park
Chelsea
Revere
Carter Field
Everett High
Providence Tech
Somerville High Dominates Brockton in 16 0 Victory
Somerville High defeated Brockton High 16 to 0 at Broadway Field. Forg 50 yard kickoff return and strong work by Casey highlighted Brockton’s effort, but Somerville controlled play. Scoring came on two Dickerman TDs and a Forg TD with E Garland converting. Attendance 600. Umpire Woodlock Referee Hapgood Field judge O'Brien Head linesman Fitzgerald. Time two 15 minute halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton High
Brodway Field
Somerville
Somerville High
Forg
Casey
Brockton
Somerville H
Henderson
Dunham Coldwell
I. T
Ceeseeseeacee
P. T
Kimball Pierce
Lebert
E. G
Dunbar Millmore
Giles
Corssevcecveesse
Jonson Woodman
Cutter
R. G
Sl. G
Staff Caldwell
Pitees
Collings Henderson
Howard
Gardner Parks
Matthews
Na Hee Q. B
Roland Pomona
Lis Tha
Boiss
Outer
Rapp FE
Garland
R. H
Kingman
Washburn
Eee
Arlington High Loses to Winchester in Close Game
Arlington fell to Winchester High 10 to 0 in a home clash. The game featured even play and a weak Arlington defense at times. Touchdowns came from Hanson Wheatley and Hutchinson with Higgins adding the goal. Referee Merrill umpire Mobbs line, Pierce. Time two 20 minute halves. attendance about 1000.
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Arlington
Winchester High
Winchester
Hanson
Wheatley
Hutchinson
Higgins
Merrill
Mobbs
Pierce
Malden High Dominates Roxbury Latin in 35 6 Victory
Malden High defeated Roxbury Latin 35 to 6 yesterday afternoon in Malden. Anderson Wescott and Milliken starred for the winners while O'Brien Packard and Shaw stood out for Roxbury Latin in a fast but one sided game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden High
Roxbury Latin
Malden
Anderson, Wescott
Milliken
O’brien
Packard
Shaw
Irish Tweed Suits Arrive Direct from Mills at A. Shuman
Importations of exclusive Irish Tweeds arrive direct from Irish mills. Splendid men’s suits in durable fabrics priced at 30 and 35 dollars. A. Shuman & Co.
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A. Shuman & Co
Urge Hygiene in Schools Conference Highlights Morality Debate
Clergymen from multiple denominations met at the Twentieth Century Club under the Episcopal Diocesan Board to urge hygiene education in public schools as a curb to immorality. Bishop Lawrence opened, with speakers including Rev. Van Allen and Dr. Cabot arguing it would elevate morals, while Father Lyons endorsed religious instruction alongside hygiene.
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Episcopal Diocesan Board
Twentieth Century Club
Lawrence
William H. van Allen
Richard Cabot
George A. Lyons
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Jamaica Plain
Father Lyons
W. C. Boyden
Girls’ Normal School
Tupper
Brighton High§chool
Religious and civic events fill Boston churches schedule
Dr George A Gordon spoke on The Structure of the Divine Comedy at Old South Church. The Y M C A campaign to promote Christian ideals lists speakers from Springfield Worcester Fitchburg and more. Highlands Church Dorchester marks 40th anniversary with services Bishop Warren preaching.
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George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Massachusetts Y. P. C. A
Springfield
Ella Reeve Bloor
Waterbury
Conn
Worcester
E. B. Saunders
Fitchburg
A. H. Wheelock
Marlboro
North Attleboro
HE. F. Snell
Mansfield
Brockton
Harold Marshall
Mel
Highlands
Dorchester
Galbraith
Henry W. Warren
Sinding's Rondo Infinito Exalts Norse Fires In Boston
Olin Downes notes Sylvain Noack as soloist in Saint-Saens B minor concerto at Symphony Hall. Goldmark's A Rustic Wedding is described as gaudy and hollow. Downes praises Sinding's Rondo Infinito as a mighty, inexorable work reflecting icy Nordic imagery and a militant, epic personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvain Noack
Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Saint-Saens
Goldmark
Rubinstein
Christian Sinding
Boston
Sinding
Ty Wagner
Wagner
Astor Family Worries Over Yacht Nourmahal Absence
New York reports intensified concern for Colonel John Jacob Astor his son Vincent and Richard Peters a cousin of Mrs Astor as they remain out of touch for a fortnight since the Nourmahal yacht last spoke authorities search efforts continue with little progress and no contact from the missing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Jacob Astor
Vincent
Richard Peters
Nourmahal may be off course after West Indian hurricane
Shipping masters warn the Nourmahal could struggle to reach port if blown off course as its small cruising radius would exhaust quickly in head winds. Word of her status hinges on ships speaking or sighting her due to broken cables and no wireless. Colonel Astor’s secretary William A. Dobbyn remains hopeful yet alarmed as the Red D Line steamer Maracaibo returns with no news. The S. W. Luckenbach also reports cable disruption delaying any report from San Juan voyage starting November 6.
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Sin Port
America
William A. Dobbyn
Colonel Astor
Nourmahal
Mr. Dobbyn
Maracaibo
West Indies
Astor
S. W. Luckenbach
New York
San Juan
Harvard Man Aboard Nourmahal Tutor to Vincent
Hans von Kaltenborn a Harvard graduate of the class of last June is aboard the missing Nourmahal as tutor to Colonel Aston’s son Vincent. He formerly worked in Brooklyn journalism and edited the Harvard Illustrated Magazine. He lives in Madison Wisconsin and has won the Eveleth Bowditch Boylston prizes and the Phi Beta Kappa honor among many clubs.
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Astor
Nourmahal
Harvard
Hans von Kaltenborn
Vincent
Colonel Astor
von Kaltenborn
Brooklyn
Madison
Wis
Harvard Illustrated
Eveleth
Bowditch
Boylston
Denial of Being in Committee of 150 by Thomas H. Hanlon
Thomas H. Hanlon tells the Post editor he is not a member of the Committee of 150. He says he supported Plan 2 to allow voters to choose their own candidate and objects to being linked with a packed convention. He requests publication of his denial.
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Post
Thomas H. Hanlon
Chili report pleases U S on arbitration offer
Washington reports no official confirmation from the State Department on Chili's alleged willingness to sign a protocol submitting the Alsop claim to The Hague tribunal for arbitration. The department says the prospect of settlement by this method is gratifying as a sought solution for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Chili
Alsop
Hague Tribunal For
Strange Veggie Feats Enter Local Exhibition
A carrot from William J. Taggart's Wakefield farm features an iron ring embedded during growth, forming a watch charm look. Malden's T J Magner submits a two pound two ounce potato resembling a Zulu head. The Green Mountain potato weighs in amid Aroostook County yields of 150 barrels per acre.
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William J. Taggart
Vernon Street
Wakefield
T. J. Magner
West Street
Malden
P. J. Mahon
Sherman
Green Mountain
Aroostook County
Vermont Boy Shot While Hunting
In Monkton Vermont on November 19 11 year old Clayton Douglas son of Frank Douglas died after his rifle discharged while he and Dewey Devoid searched for game. The bullet struck his chest and the injury proved fatal in the New England hunting season tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monkton
Clayton Douglas
Frank Douglas
New England
Dewey Devoid
Douglas
Harvard Yale Game to Be Broadcast at Steinert Hall
The Harvard Yale game will be fully reproduced at Steinert Hall this afternoon for fans unable to attend the stadium.
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George F. Pentecost
Association Hall
Association
Everett R. Naftzger
Yale
Steinert Hall
New Trial Ordered in Coal Cases
In St Paul on November 19 Judge Walter H. Sanborn of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals set aside a guilty verdict and ordered a new trial in the United States versus Union Pacific Coal Company Union Pacific Railway Oregon Short Line James M Moore and Everett Buckingham. The ruling holds there was no substantial evidence of any coal company conspiracy to restrain trade under the Sherman act. The opinion states a combination must substantially restrict interstate commerce to be illegal. a coal firm may set its own prices and terms and refuse sales without violating the act. The decision also notes non participating stockholders are not criminally liable for corporate violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Walter H. Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Union Pacific Coal Company
Union Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Line
James M. Moore
Everett Buckingham
Court fines in coal contract case against railway defendants
The lower court found the defendants guilty and levied a $1000 fine plus costs on Moore and $3000 fine plus costs on the other defendants. The suit, though in the United States name, began with Mr. Sharp of Salt Lake City who accused the coal company and the railways of refusing coal sales and transport due to his advertising and selling activities.
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Moore
United States
Sharp
Salt Lake City
Railways
Snakes Urge Indian Revolt at Chickasaw Legislature
Representatives of the Snake Indian tribe in Tishomingo Oklahoma attending the Chickasaw Legislature press to urge Indians to refuse recognition of the United States government and to reject all treaties. They seek to resume native customs and self rule though Governor Johnson and mixed legislators reportedly hold a majority against the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishomingo, Okla
United States
Johnson
Chickasaws
Campaign Spending and Contributors Reveal City Committee Finances
The Republican city committee reported spending 12084.79 on the late State campaign while Plan 1 committee spent 325. Reports filed with the City clerk by treasurers Grafton D. Cushing and Courtenay Guild name major expenditures like office costs and ad buys. Notable contributors include Arthur D. Hill, Moorfield Storey, George Nixon Black, and others. All Plan 1 funds were used for advertising.
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Republican City Committee
Twn 1
Cit
Republican Machine
Grafton D. Cushing
Courtenay Guild
Republican State Committee
City Committee
Arthur D. Hill
Moorfield Storey
Arthur Estabrook
George Nixon Black
William Lawrence
Henry L. Higginson
William Sturgis Bigelow
George N. Black
Frank E. Peabody
Quinciy A. Shaw
Charles J. Paine
Sige Mae
Coolidge
Grafton D. Cuy
Emerson
Vernon V. Skinner
Priest
W. Dudley Cotton
Edwin A. Curtis
Bath
L. M. Stockton
C. A. Falvey
G. H. Lyman
E. P. Whitney
C. Mansfield
George C. Doherty, Jr
John Stevenson
Edward G. Graves
Fred W. Rugg
Herman Hormel
Frank H. Haynes
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Old South Meeting House
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
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Hotel Vendome
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Olin Downes
Vincent Astor
Hanlon
U. S
Vegetarle Museum
Carrot
the Post
Vermont
Cherry Valley
UlLy
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U.S
Great Cash House
H. & D. Aristocrat
Russia
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