Difficult football schedules loom with eastern powerhouses
Henry L. Farrell reports that Harvard faces tougher tests as western teams plan to visit the east. Ohio State, Chicago, Yale, Princeton, and Navy are discussed for intersectional dates while Harvard, Centre College, Tech, and Boston College shape future lineups and return games for 1922.
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Scout Troop 4 Opens Basketball Season
Boy Scouts of Troop 4 have completed arrangements for a basketball team. They practiced as a group last evening and will hold another practice tonight. They expect to play Troop 3 and other class teams soon.
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Indians to Start 1921 Season With Same Lineup
Cleveland plans to open 1921 with a lineup similar to the 1920 world championship team. President James C Dunn says no additions are needed and the battery, outfield, and infield, including Joe Sewell at third base, are strong enough to repeat the pennant run.
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Chapman
Nervous Touriat on Bridge Risk in Erie Railroad Verse
A fragment from Erie Railroad Magazine notes worries about a bridge breaking and a train plunging into a river. The conductor reassures travelers with confidence in the road and trains. The text also claims about half of the world’s diamonds are American owned.
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Erie Railroad Magazine
Looked to Gallery For Inspiration Knocked Out
In Chicago on December 28 a Pekin boxer Everett fought Kansas City’s Jarry Bamer in Springfield Tennessee. A gallery spectator allegedly yelled provoking the KO after Everett glanced upward. Bamer landed a punch to Everett’s chin, knocking him out in about thirty seconds.
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Glass fives to de organize Casper schools season
After the holiday break Casper high school will place class teams into the basketball season. Four regular high school teams exist and class teams will develop future talent. Grade schools already have teams and an end-season interschool tournament is planned.
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Casper
McMahon Becomes First Subscriber to New Wyoming Weekly Review
L. F. McMahon, long known for his front row stance at big events, burst into The Tribune office this morning to pay a year’s subscription, earning the honor of being the first individual subscriber to the new Wyoming Weekly Review.
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Mee
Tribune
Wyoming Weekly Review
McAdoo Heads to Mexico City Over Rail Situation
Associated Press reports in Mexico City note William G. McAdoo former treasury secretary may represent Mexican National railway stockholders this week. Some papers hint at a role in possible government return of national property to original owner Seaweed. A London breakfast dish with mashed seaweed and four ginger is mentioned alongside holly for winter signs.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Thla City
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Mexican National Railway
Ohio State-Era California Clash Weighs In Heavy
Pasadena report notes Ohio State averages 182 pounds to California 184 for the forward wall. Buckeyes backfield totals 97 pounds more than California’s, with Willaman at 205 and Nemecek at 209. Pete Stineheamb is the lightest Buckeye at 162.
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Willaman
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Toomey
Erb
Passing Show Anecdotes and a Minister's Fee Offer
A London sketch notes a young man Jack securing a thousand pounds from Uncle George to start a business with encouragement from Ethel. The piece also mentions a negro minister offering a Doctor of Divinity degree on payment of fees, asking to buy the letters separately.
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London
England Still Paying Piper Third Christmas
United Press reports that Christmas prices in 1919 stay high for the average citizen with dolls houses and tricycles still out of reach. German toys sell well, though imports are small and prices overall show little relief since the previous year. Fur prices have risen less, while boots and shoes have fallen sharply with some goods slashed by up to 100 percent.
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United Press
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Luxury buyers in London linger for high priced articles
In two of London's top jewelry shops buyers remain ready to pay luxury prices for luxury articles. Wealthy patrons around London continue to seek high end pieces despite concerns over a past police incident.
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London
Greens to Be Removed in Drink Parlors Ordinance Soon
Council members plan to vote next week on an ordinance requiring greens and other contrivances be removed to obstruct the view of drink parlors from the street and to close all provisions after. The measure aims to curb display and access in local establishments.
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