Yale oarsmen win varsity and junior varsity races
Yale's senior and junior varsity eight-oared shells won on the Schuylkill river yesterday. Yale's senior time was 6 7 44, Pennsylvania 7 0 1 5. The Elis led by a length and a eighth in the senior race, while the junior victory came in 7 minutes 3 5 seconds. Captain Churchill Peters led Yale in selecting the west course. Eli coach Guy Nickalls then offered Pennsylvania the lanes in the other race, citing English etiquette.
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Churchill Peters
Guy Nickalls
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Nickalls
Diphtheria Deaths Cut by Experimental Tests
New York experiments led by Dr William A Park director of the Research laboratory of New York aim to cut diphtheria mortality by about 10 percent. The Shick test could show if infants are immune and allow antitoxin treatment. Diphtheria fills 23,590 plates in trials.
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William A. Park
Research Laboratory of
Shamrock II launched for voyage to America next week
Sir Thomas Lipton's 23 meter Shamrock II was launched at Southampton for tuning up races with Shamrock IV off Sandy Hook this spring. The trial boat is rigged as a ketch for the voyage and features a deepened keel and windward improvements. Captain Alfred Draner commands the yacht with seven family members among the crew.
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Thomas Lipton
Sandy Mook
Thamias
Charles &. Nicholson
Amertes
Shamrock
Alfred Draner
Toledo Gossip Blows Up Local Sign Prank
In Toledo a plumbing firm altered a pilbboard sign causing confusion. A local woman, once used to gathering with neighbors, did not stand, leading to a humorous misread. The summertime village scene and whistle of the Star Spangled Banner are referenced in a chipped, incomplete tale.
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Toledo
Bath Tech
Lake Worth area grim over alligator death find
Townspeople near Fort Worth react to the discovery of a dead alligator about three feet long along the lakebank. Residents fear the reptile may have had relatives still in the water and call for caution around aquatic areas.
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Fort Worth
Lake Worth
Villa Leader Caught Smuggling 600 Rifles
Leo, Cal, April 4 A villa leader was captured last night attempting to smuggle 600 rifles and ammunition across a tiny frontier line. Local officials said the suspect claimed to be governor of Lower California while in custody.
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Foul Ball Shatters Auto Windshield
A foul ball from a nearby game smashed a car windshield on Boston Avenue near Gronks Street injuring Mrs Mina Corburn and wounding her husband who sat beside her. Police were notified as bystanders scattered after the crash occurring late yesterday afternoon.
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Mina Corburn
Arutie Street
Toston Avenue
Gronks Street
Bank notes panic harms inn proprietor in Rhine region
A damaged OCR fragment reports a bank note incident near a riverside inn in a German region. The proprietor faced danger as a wall was breached, with crown and mark notes involved and costs estimated above typical wall work.
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Bank Noes
Ricstadrant
Dagerds
Hhis Inn
Spanish Cabinets and Military Resignations Center Crisis
The article chronicles upheaval in Spain as cabinet changes ripple through the army. It notes civilian pressure, court actions, and threats of emergency measures affecting officers and juntas, with political factions shaping the resignations and the ministry’s downfall. A banquet in Madrid highlights ongoing tensions as events unfold.
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Hanor Ian
Orisinatiiy
Oldest Public Library History Spreads Through Towns
Fragmented text notes early library development in Manchester Bristol and York. Mentions Sir Thomas Chetham and patrons funding libraries. references to free reading rooms and municipal libraries forming in 16th to 17th centuries.
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Manchester
Noewieh
Ody Matthew
Arch- Sishop
York
Robert Yadwoor
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Bristol
Mindater
Tamphrey Chetham
Nobie Chatham
Art and Bolshevik State Support for Paintings
April 4 reports on the art scene in Bolshevik Russia with government funding for approved works. A council file governs judging by official experts and pays 4,000 rubles per picture. The piece notes a rise in artist activity and questions about labor dedication versus political aims.
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Mount Holyoke Founder Mary Lyon Memorial Event
A Saturday gathering honors Mary Lyon founder of Mount Holyoke College with a bird party and a formal ceremony. The event marks the opening of a bridge project and a 32,000,000 fund allocation. attendees include local residents and notable speakers at Miles' home on 417 Street.
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Mount Celyoky College
Holyoke
Tampalen
Bridgeport
Allots
Mra
London bookie offers odds on sale of pounds notes
An odd passage describes a London bookie, Barnes, offering forty pounds stake on a bet about selling one pound notes at a stated price. In minutes only a fraction of the stake was laid, with a bet that he could sell fifty notes at a revenue price.
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Barnes
$64,000 In Purse For New York Harness Races
Middletown New York card details twelve days of racing across four tracks with a total purse of 301000. Events at Batavia Goshen Endicott and others run July 24 to August 14 with major purses including 22000 at Batavia and 10000 for NOX matinée series at Monroe and more to be awarded at Endicott and Goshen.
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Amateur Boxers Gather at Hub BOSTox Apel 4
The forthcoming amateur boxing championship tourney at the hub draws record entries from 122 college and club men across eight classes. Over 40 hold titles, with participants from New England and states including California Wisconsin Missouri Alabama New York and Pennsylvania. Notable entrants include Edward Ragen heavyweight defending champion and William Spengler New York police captain Frank Gray of Pittsburgh Pettoryon.
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Apel
Mest Miso
New England
Eligibility Rules May Bar Stars at Antwerp
MEW YORI Arridi Late reports from Faleima Ineuente say Olympic eligibility rules will be observed to the letter at Antwerp next summer. Frederick W. Rablen, secretary of the Olympic committee, says amendments to amateurism rules will prevent certain athletes from competing for the United States. The code requires citizenship or naturalization and bars athletes who have competed for another nation from later representing a different country, with exceptions for conquest or new states ratified by treaty.
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Faleima Ineuente
Antwerp
Archieta
Frederick W. Rablen
Onerlgan
Mr. Rabien
United States
Stecher to Risk Title Again in New York
Joe Stecher, world wrestling champion, and Ed Strangler Lewis are set to clash for the light heavyweight title in a Scout in the Test regiment armory on April 16. Also entered are Ernest Perrin of New Orleans and others in the class.
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Joe Steches
Lewis
Test Regiment
Aance San Francisco
Ernest Perrin
Ew Orleans
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