Gowns, Jewels Sparkle at New York Horse Show Night
Society leaders in Madison Square Garden display lavish dresses and costly jewels at the Horse Show. Notable attendees include Mrs. James L. Kernochan, Mrs. Craig Biddle, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Vanderbilt, and Miss Sears, among others in velvet, chiffon, lace, and feathered hats.
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Carruth Stars in City League, 1500 Total Leads Win
Carruth tallied a 358 three string total and 145 in a string to lift the Carruth team over New Roxbury by a wide margin and notch the night’s only 1500 series total. Other results: Murray Irwin whitewashed Webster, Somerset beat McCarthy 3 straight, Rexford edged Boylston, Elite took last two from Adams Square.
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Rouses Bowling Season Record Shatters Three-String Mark
The Carruth bowling team set a new season three-string record last night, overcoming rivals to claim a decisive win and elevate their standings.
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Auditors set two league records in Casino series
In the Telephone league at Casino alleys the Auditors totalled 513 in the third string of the Auditors Fourth Suburban match, a new league record, and a grand total of 1377, another record. Engineers won the odd game from the second Suburban team as part of a close contest.
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Boston Nationals to get new owners amid fan hopes for a team
The St Louis Star reports Boston fans cheer potential new ownership as a fresh team may join the Nationals. Chick Stahl praises Jimmy Collins and Jimmy McAleer is named a trusted manager. Maurice Wamilburg is set for a farewell and new store opening. Fred Marden longs for California baseball while Charley Murphy jokes about Boni de Castellano.
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Elect Shaun Kelley to Harvard Co op Society
At the Harvard Co operative Society election yesterday officers were chosen. President Dr. W. B. Munro. Treasurer W. M. McInnes. Secretary J. A. Field. Stockholder for five years Professor B. Wyman. Undergraduate reps J. Reynolds H. S. Blair and S. Kelley.
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Harvard Opens Season With Lowell Textile At Soldiers Field
Harvard debuts its new football style with a home game against Lowell Textile School at Soldiers Field. The lineup includes Louver, Kidder, Greene, Brooks, Reggio, Harriman, Fales, Roche, Robinson, Waiser, and Forbush in the forward and back positions.
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Langford of Hub Wins 15 Round Decision Over Jackson
Sam Langford of Boston defeats Young Peter Jackson of Baltimore in a 15 round straight fight in Rochester New York. Langford holds a 20 pound weight advantage and is two inches taller. Jackson is knocked down in the eighth, resin covering his body, as crowds boo and the referee warns of disqualification for repeated foul blows.
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Fierce gale rips Chicago area with extensive damage
A severe rain snow and wind storm struck Chicago and suburbs injuring several pedestrians and wrecking signs. A building chimney at 123 Clark Street crashed through a skylight onto a restaurant kitchen injuring people. Gusts reached 58 mph with widespread roof and tree damage.
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The Gridiron King Song Choosen By Harvard Committee
Harvard announces The Gridiron King as the standard song for the Harvard Yale game. Written by R. Kk. Fletcher it pledges Harvard supremacy and rallying cries as the Crimson team charges onto the field.
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Illness Hits Methodist Bishop Fowler in November
New York dispatch reports Bishop Charles H. Fowler of the Methodist Episcopal Church has suffered a five week illness described as nervous breakdown. He is unlikely to resume duties until spring.
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Theatre gossip on current week and upcoming shows
A busy week of theatre news features Rose of the Rancho at the Majestic and The Girl From the Golden West next week with Blanche Bates. Francis Wilson ends his Park engagement in The Mountain Climber while Lawrence D Orsay stars in Embassy Ball. Ade and Macy plays, Maude Adams at Hollis Street, and The Belle of Mayfair at Colonial headline a brisk schedule with many notable performers and matinées.
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Prisoner’s Wife Pleads. Judge Sentences Five Years
Mrs. Michael Coleman pleaded for leniency in Superior Court as her husband Michael Coleman was sentenced by Judge Brown to five years in State prison after conviction for breaking and entering. The wife cited his good conduct and seven months of sobriety in her appeal.
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Sullivan creditors petition bankruptcy in U S district court
Creditors led by Ferdinand Westheimer Sons Alfred Falls and Edward Deery filed a petition in the United States District Court seeking bankruptcy for Ellen R Sullivan and Daniel A Sullivan doing business as Sullivan and C They claim $569 35 in total claims It is alleged the Sul livans transferred part of their property on Sept 1 to certain creditors to preference others.
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Hebrew for School Board Contenders Clash at Faneuil Hall
City leaders back a Hebrew candidate for the school board with Ellis favored by Chairman Storrow. The convention at Faneuil Hall Friday faces rival bids from David Coughlan and Mrs. Julia Duff, with alliances shifting across wards and disputes over faithfulness to the mayor.
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Somerville Democrats Register Women in Ward 1
Registration for city election closed in Somerville last night. Since the State election 294 male voters were added bringing total to 11 579. Ward 1 Democrats registered 50 women to vote for the school committee aiding William J McCarthy who previously saw a Democratic alderman win. Women’s names on the list reach 518.
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Wage Earners Push Longer Primary Voting Hours
The Wage Earners Central Club of Boston resolved to seek an amendment to Luce election laws at the next Legislature. The proposal would set primary voting hours from 1 a.m. to 10 p.m. The club endorsed independent candidate Fred J. Kneeland for Alderman and condemned Aldermen who opposed putting municipal lighting to a public vote.
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