Dartmouth Players Hurt Early in Training Camp
Hanover N H September 16 Dartmouth opened with a morning workout but rain halted drills in the afternoon. Norm Crisp shoulder injury and Carl Allen collarbone fracture are the first season casualties. Frank Dorney and George Moore to contest Crisp’s spot. Scammon and Lynch show promise at tackle and halfback. Bill Cunningham and Bhelburne praised for form.
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Crisp
Frank Dorney
George Moore
Scammon
Andover Academy
Neidlinger
Lynch
Bill Cunningham
Spears
Bhelburne
Ingersoll and Ford Keep Running in Any Weather
Both the Ingersoll and the Ford are praised for reliable all weather performance and punctual arrivals. The text highlights their endurance under hard usage and consistent timekeeping to reach destinations on schedule.
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Ingersoll
Ford
Sinn Fein Vows Revenge Quoted by Boston Manufacturer
William M. Hennessy, a Boston and Cambridge candy maker, says Sinn Fein will seek revenge if Lord Mayor MacSwiney dies in Brixton prison. He returned from a month in Cork and Ireland with this warning attributed to Sinn Fein followers.
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MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Sinn Fein
William M. Hennessy
Boston
Cambridge
Ireland
Sinn Fein controls Cork with new government and reforms
Irish official Mr. Hennessy reports Sinn Fein rule in Cork, with own courts and municipal officers and economic gains. He cites Ford plant employing thousands, land reform shifting estates to farmers, and strong popular resolve to free Ireland despite British actions. He recalls soldiers’ roadblocks and curfews, while praising improved farming profits and industrial growth.
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Ireland
Mr. Hennessy
McCurtain
Cork
New Republic
Hennessy
Henry Ford
Sinn Fein
Free Ireland
Germany
Diamond Sale Trick Leaves London Jeweller Out $75,000
A Paris journal recounts a London diamond swindle where a well dressed buyer bought a large diamond for 100000 dollars, claimed a duplicate was needed for earrings, and after a week a broker offered a replica for 175000 dollars. The jeweller expected a 25000 profit but the buyer never appeared, leaving him duped by a rogue who sold back his own stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Renaissance
Foch Plays Dominoes in Lounge at Hotel Imperial
After the Boulogne Conference, Marshal Foch relaxes in the Hotel Imperial lounge with General Desticker M. Marsal and M. Phillip Berthelet of the French foreign affairs ministry. He watches intently as the group plays dominoes over coffee, speaking little while concentrating on the game.
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Boulgne
Marshal Foch
Hotel Imperial
General Desticker
M. Marsal
M. Phillip Berthelet
French
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Immigrant Education Conference Opens in Plymouth
Dr. Jeremiah W. Jenks of New York University compares today’s immigrants with the Pilgrims urging American democracy as the key to effective Americanization. The Massachusetts conference, first of its kind, brings 200 educators and industry reps for three days of sessions and a Plymouth Rock visit.
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Plymouth
Jeremiah W. Jenks
New York University
Massachusetts
State Department of Education
Plymouth Rock
Jenks
John J. Mahoney
Americanizaion
Democrats to Convene Tomorrow in Springfield Showdown
Western Massachusetts Democrats plan a Springfield convention tomorrow with John H. Mack named chair of the convention, Theobald M. Connor chairing resolutions, Anne O Keefe Heffernan heading credentials, and Charles F. Riordan leading the balance of state ticket. Prospects of Irish question clashes ease after talks, Sinn Fein plank discussed but likely endorsement of San Francisco platform. Senator John J Walsh favors a brief national platform endorsement.
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Massachusetts
Springfield
John H. Mack
North Adams
Democratic State Committee
Theobald M. Connor
Northampton
Committee On
Anne O'Keefe Heffernan
Charles F. Riordan
Sharon
League of Nations
O’leary
State Committee
San Francisco
John Jackson Walsh
John L. Bates
Kimball Building
Tremont Temple
John J. Rogers
Fifth District
Alexandra Carlisle Pfeiffer
Ketonen Wins Mat Feature In Boston Debut
Wario Ketonen, middleweight champion, defeated Herman Gehring of New York in 89 minutes with a wristlock and body hold at the Grand Op House as Boston's wrestling season opened under George V. Tuoh. Gehring mounted threats at 35 minutes, Ketonen evaded a body hold and reversed to secure victory. Cyclone Ross beat Monty Dagmer, and Tony Ajax defeated Joe Rice in earlier bouts.
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Boston
George V. Tuoh
Grand Op House
Wario Ketonen
Herman Gehring
New York
Cyclone Sanders
Gehring
Ketonen
Waine
Cyclone Ross
Monty Dagmer
St. Louis
Tony Ajax
Los Angeles
Joe Rice
Atlanta
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Dartmouth
Allen
Yankee
M’swiney
W. M. Hennessy
Sinn Feiner
Foch
Pine
America
Union St
Bromfield St
Simpson
Summer St
Tremont S T
Washington St
Friend St
Agnes Bacon
Rhode Island
H. J. Smith
Manufacturers Association of Hartford
Conn
Robert C. Deming
Hartford
Payson Smith
M. E. Fitzgerald
Frank B. Thompson
John Scully
Brockton
Harvey W. Grover
Worcester
van Sickle
Grant Persons
Taunton
Charles Harris
William C. Moore
Newburyport
Associated Industries
Charles A. Andrews
Association
George F. Quinby
Edward E. Bohner
Edward Coffin
Coolidge
Cox
Senator Lodge
Republican Club of
Brunswick
Gilene’s
Filene’s
College
New Oxfords
Oxford
Filene’s—mall
Serge
Filene's
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