Harvard Men Question Future Of Football After Captain Turney Injury
Harvard faces a crisis over football as Captain Turney lies in critical condition. Officials cite severe injuries across the varsity squad with nine players hurt, prompting calls from Crimson leaders to consider abolishing the sport. President Eliot is expected to push for action after the Soldiers Wield game.
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Harvard
Turney
Juirt
University
Crimson
Wurley
Hinkley
Hurley
Crimson Board
Eliot
Post
Greene
Marblehead
Harvard's Big List of Cripples for Season
A Harvard year in injuries lists Captain Hurley with a strained tendon and brain clot, Montgomery with a broken face and bad leg, Squires with a broken thumb, and several players out four to six weeks. Freshmen and class games show more injuries, including Theodore Roosevelt Jr and PL Harrington.
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Harvard
Hurley
Montgomery
Squires
Pierce
Cavenee
Hall
Guild
Paul
O'Brien
Nesmith
Lockwood
Franley
Parker
Starr
Lincoln
Nichols
Burr
Newhall
Harrison
Ines
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harrington
Practice notes and lineup for Cliff Club team
Players wore gym clothes with shoes and sweaters for an afternoon practice on the lawn behind the Cliff Club. Dan Knowlton was named field captain for Saturday in Hurley’s absence. Today the squad will practice on the Tedesco golf links with the varsity signals lineup listed: Leary, Brill, Burr, Parker, Kerbsberg, Squires, Snowlton, Starr, Foster, Wendell, Clarr.
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Cliff Club
Dan Knowlton
Hurley
Tedesco
Varsity
Leary
Brill
Ts Burr
Ted Parker
Kerbsberg
Or. G
Squires
R. T
Jsnowlton
1. E
Starr
Q. B
Foster
Wendell
Vr. H. B
Clarr
F. B
Frothingham Campaign Denies Dewey Withdrawal Pressure
Fred C. Gilpatric says no Frothingham campaign member has sought to induce Judge Dewey to withdraw and none will, while Frothingham allies push Lodge and Guild to speak. The campaign vows not to antagonize Dewey as Dewey supporters expect solid GOP backing citywide. The Citizens' Association aims to mobilize stay-at-home voters to the polls.
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Fred C. Gilpatric
Frothingham
Judge Dewey
Gilpatric
Livermore
Frothingham Committee
Whelton
Kimball
Dewey
Kimball Building
Mr. Frothingham
Three for Boston School Board Promise Veil
In Boston a wave of pressure surrounds five school board seats with 46 would-be candidates. James J. Storrow, Miss Mary Boyle O’Reilly, and Joan A. Brett lead the definite pick. Kenny and Keough are among contenders with ties to James J. Storrow and Edward J. Donovan. The Citizens’ Union urges nonsectarian, capable candidates and laboring to align Democrats Republicans and reform groups on a shared slate.
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Boston
William S. Kenny
William J. Keough
Keough
James J. Storrow
Mr. Storrow
P. J. Kennedy
Edward J. Donovan
Mr. Donovan
James Donovan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
P. J. Iennedy
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Joan A. Brett
Brett
Ile
Iie
Harrington
Washington Grammar School
West End
John Fr. Fitzgerald
Conferrees
Katherine Conway
Conway
Miss O'Reilly
Whelton
Faneuil Hall
Public School Association
Republican City Committee
Association
John A. Brett
John Dunn
Charles I. Burrill
William S. Kkenny
Thomas J. Kenny
George J. Brock
Republicans
Citizens’ Union
Democrats
Wesleyan Hall
John JA. Brett
George £. Brock
Charles Sh. Burrill
Theary S. Pritchett
James J. Phelan
Miss Watherine E. Conway
Herberts. Carruth
Michael J. Murray
A. C. Ratshesky
Josiah S
Woman Foils Chloroform Robber In Store Clash
Mrs. Feldman recounts a attempted chloroform attack in her store. A male assailant, described as 5 11, slim with a heavy mustache, wore a black derby and brown trousers and fled when a coworker rushed downstairs. Feldman kept a revolver in the cash drawer and sustained no serious injuries after striking back with a stove iron.
Prizes Awarded at Maritime Provincial Club Ball
The 13th annual Maritime Provincial Club and Ladies Auxiliary ball was held in Odd Fellows Hall last evening with Joseph Fortune directing and Misses Isabel Mackenzie Mamie R Macdonald assisting. Nellie Mitchell won the first prize a 100 piece dinner set and W D MacDonald the second a breakfast set. McInnis Orchestra provided music and about 750 attended with notable guests including George Scott John Campbell Charles MacLean George Beekman and Neal McNeal.
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Maritime Provincial Club and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Joseph Fortune
Isabel Mackenzie
Mamie R. Macdonald
Nellie Mitchell
W. D. MacDonald
McInnis
George Scott
Caledonian Club
John Campbell
Intercolonial Club
Charles MacLean
Prince Edward Island Club
George Beekman
Clan Chisholm
Gloucester
Neal McNeal
Dorchester
Veteran Chelsea traveler William H. Hunt dies at 67
William H. Hunt, a longtime Chelsea resident and famed New England commercial traveler, died at 3 Tudor Street at 6 last night after months of illness. Born in Bridgton Maine 67 years ago, he studied in Portland and was in a Maine class with notable figures. He helped form Churchill Hunt Melcher of New York and held many lodge and fraternal memberships. He leaves a widow, son Richard of Chelsea, and daughter Blanche wife of Professor Dana Evans of Cornell University.
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Chelsea
Tudor Street
Bright
Mr. Hunt
Bridgton
Portland
Thomas B. Reed
Judge Symonds
Maine
New England
Boston Commercial Travellers’ Association
Churchill, Hunt & Melcher
New York
Hunt
Atlantic Lodge of Freemasons
Order of Ellis
Dover
N. H
Royal Arcanum
Richard Ir
Blanche G
Dana M. Evans
Cornell University
Mystic Court Ball Draws Prominent Society in Medford
About 20 couples attended the annual grand ball of Mystic Court 77 M Cc O I in the Medford opera house tonight. The floor was managed by Thomas O'Brien and J J Crockwell.
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Medford
Navy
Mystic Court
Opera House
Thomas O’brien
J. J. Crockwell
Cooking Craft: Hub Punch Boosts Mince Pie Flavor
A dated note extols Hub Punch as a wise addition to mince pies. One bottle per ten pounds of stock enhances flavor, aids digestion, and prolongs keeping, celebrated by skilled cooks as a valuable culinary practice.
Music Trade Outlook Bright After Boston Banquet
The Boston Music Trade Association hosted a sumptuous Exchange Club banquet with about 60 members and guests. Prominent piano and organ manufacturers spoke on favorable conditions and mutual welfare, led by President Henry F. Miller with remarks on elevating the profession. Notable attendees included William Knabe & Sons’ William Ixnabe, Edward Payson, and many listed members.
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Boston Music Trade Association
Exchange Club
Henry F. Miller
William Ixnabe
Baltimore
William Knabe & Sons
Boston
Edward S. Payson
Samaroff Delivers Notable Steinert Hall Recital
Mme Olga Samaroff performed at Steinert Hall with a program including Franck Prelude and Fugue, Brahms capriccio, Chopin sonata, and Tschaikowsky Ride of the Valkyries. The Boston audience praised her refined tone and authoritative interpretation, noting her strong technique and engaging personality. She plans to appear with the Symphony Orchestra in April and may give another recital before then.
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Steinert Hall
Mme
Olga Samaroff
Paganini
Wagner-Hutcheson
Samaroff
Boston Symphony
Mme. Samaroff
Whit
Cesar Franck
Mme. Sameroff
Symphony
Melrose Opens Mayor Race With Three Candidates
The Nov 23 article notes Melrose’s mayoral contest features three candidates. Incumbent Sidney H. Buttrick seeks re election after two years in office. Opponents are Alderman Charles J. Barton and William A H Carrie. Barton runs a wholesale grocery business in Boston and has long service on the local council.
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Melrose
Sidney H. Buttrick
Charles J. Barton
William A H. Carrie
Barton
Boston
Bartlett and
Whitney
Democratic City Committee
Women Hurt In Mad Panic At New Milford Hall
A cinema projector fire in New Milford Town Hall caused a panic among about 400 spectators when the hall went dark. Women and children were trampled in the rush to the door. Mrs Beda Hagstrom was seriously injured though not fatally. Operators Norton and Hancock of Danbury suffered burns that were not life threatening.
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New Milford. Conn
Beda Hagstrom
Messrs
Norton and
Hancock
Danbury, Conn
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