Harvard Captain Aids Eleven As Lineman In Title Run
The captain, besides leading the Harvard eleven, is cited for his lineman abilities that will bolster the team in pursuit of the championship.
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Harvard
Joliet water fund allocations and political notes
A rundown of city departments’ water fund allocations shows heavy outlays from the water fund to offices including Corporation Counsel, City Attorney, Comptroller, Finance, City Treasurer, Civil Service, Supplies, Local Improvements, Public Works, Maps and Plats, City Hall, Engineering, and related bureaus. The note mentions a $10,000 grant to a Washington Heights project and mocks upcoming water meter changes. Additional items discuss baseball politics, potential appointments, and a long list of Chicago self sustaining clubs with their locations.
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Corporation Counsel's Office
City Attorney's Office
Comptroller's Office
Department of Finance
City Treasurer's Office
Civil Service Commission
Department of Supplies
Board of Local Improvements
Public Works Commissioners
OMICE
Bureau of
Bureau of City Hall
Bureau of Engineering
Special Parks Commission
Washington Heights
Jollet Penitentiary
Elbows Win Olympic Races Challenge to Nickalls Claim
Robert M. Thompson of the American Olympic committee rebukes Guy Nickalls for doubting American success in Stockholm. He accuses Nickalls of relying on conjecture to soothe wounded feelings and urges the athletic world to settle disputes without unfounded insinuations about friendly nations.
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London Morning Post
Guy Nickalls
Stockholm
Robert M. Thompson
Thompson
Flaus
Nickalls
Harrison and
Career of Percy Wendell Harvard captain 1912
Percy L Wendell born July 16 1890 in Jamaica Plain Mass starred for Roxbury Latin three years before Harvard entry in 1910 He rose to captain Harvard football in 1912 and was elected first marshal and class president in 1913 Also noted are billiards pro John Roberts retirement at 66 and Power Boat Regatta winners Haida Papoose owned by Max Fleischmann winning the Perry 35 mile race in Buffalo before 100000 spectators.
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Percy L. Wendell
Harvard
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Wendell
Roxbury Latin School
Cambridge
Max Fleischmann
Buffalo
Rodin Plans Reims Athletics Course at 73
Auguste Rodin, 73, announced plans to travel to Reims for a course in athletics offered by the College of Sports, the national training center for Olympic athletes. As president of the college, he aims to boost his health and gauge France’s 1916 Berlin preparations, believing America far outclassed.
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Hermann
Cincinnati
American Association
National League
St. Louis
Auguste Rodin
Reims
College of Sports
Rodin
France
United States
Berlin
America
Capablanca to Lead Havana Chess Tournament Invitees
Cuban chess champion Jose Raul Capablanca announced from New York that Havana will host an international tournament starting February 1, 1914. Mayor Andrade authorized inviting ten world masters, with $4,200 in prizes and $10,000 budget.
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Jose R. Capablanca
Cuba
St. Petersburg
New York
Havana
Andrade
Capablanca
London
Paris
Rubenstein
Schlechter
Tarrasch
Spielmann
Niemzowitech
Teichmann
Marshall
Duras
Janowski
Alechine
Bernstein
Maroczy
Atkina
Vidmar
New York to Sandy Hook swim tested endurance
The New York to Sandy Hook swim is described as America’s classic endurance challenge. It notes Rose Pitonof of Boston and Henry Elionsky failed to complete the distance, as did Charles Dur borow. Sam Richards of Boston, holder of the Boston harbor record, is said to plan another attempt.
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New York
Sandy Hook
America
Rose Pitonof
Boston
Henry Elionsky
Charles Durborow
Sam Richards
Boston Harbor
Will
Outsiders win St Leger at Doncaster in 6500 sovereign race
Night Hawk led as a long shot to finish first with White Magic second and Seremond third in the St Leger stakes at Doncaster. The 6,500 sovereign event spans one mile six furlongs and 132 yards on the course in England.
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Night Hawk
White Magic
Seremond
Doncaster
England
Yale's New Football Coliseum Seats 61,000
Yale plans a new football coliseum to be completed in 1914 with seating for about 61,000 and standing room for an additional 6,000 to 7,000 spectators.
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Yale
Maroon hopes rise as Minnesota Wisconsin loom large
Critics favor Chicago to win claiming the Maroons hold the edge in a season shaped by Minnesota first on the schedule. Stagg’s team faces gruelling tests against the Gophers and Badgers with Wisconsin’s coaching change and Minnesota’s depth giving Chicago a tougher path to the title.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Maroons
Lambert G. Sullivan
Chicago News
Stagg
Williams
Giants of
North
South Dakota
Shevlin
Doc
Maroon Wings
Germany
Schultz
Bill Juneau
Michigan
Fielding Yost
Cardinal
Eddie Gillette
Star Bucks
Madison
Gophers
Illinois
Ohio State
Juneau
Marshall Field
Badger
Elgin May Land Prize in 1914 Road Races
N H Van Bicklen of Savannah promoters says Elgin Road Racing association may promote the Vanderbilt and Grand Prize road races in 1914. He believes Savannah is through with promoting due to manufacturers failing to pay entry fees this year.
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Elgin
Elgin Road Racing Association
N. H. van Bicklen
Savannah
van Sicklen
Willie Hitting Hard in Texas League Rumors
Dennis Willis led the Texas League in hitting and faced trade buzz as jokes surface about Ted Sullivan's deal from Beaumont to the Chicago White Sox. Notable players Byrne Gilhooley Hearne Reed and others are mentioned in lingering chatter.
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Willie
Ted Sullivan
Dennis Willis
Beaumont
Chicago White Sox
Dennis
Roger Bresnahan
Byrne
Gilhooley
Hearne
Reed
Passing of Great Player
Very nearly each passing week records the final rites on the big league of once great players, Bill Dahlen has slipped Eddie Phelps over to Newark.
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Bill Dahlen
Eddie Phelps
Newark
County Democratic Central Committee Members and Structure
A detailed roll of county Democratic leadership and committee members appears, listing headquarters at Hotel LaSalle, Chicago, with names for Chairmen Secretaries Treasurers and ward, district, and at large committees. Includes district by district lists of delegates, officers for County Democracy, and Congressional Districts.
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Ernest Jentzch
Robert E. Burke
John A. King
James M. Slattery
Daniel Moriarty
Anthony Krygowski
Robert F. Bickerdike
Peter H. Dalton
Edward M. Roark
John J. Coburn
Richard T. Hanrahan
John P. Tansey
Nicholas Lorch
Henry L. Fick
John T. Keating
Luke P. Colleran
Molesworth King
Timothy J. Crowe
M. B. Hughes
William Moffat
Bartholomew Scanlan
H. Haddock
Henry Krug
Louis Seelig
J. J. McLaughlin
Jas. Ff. Ryan
B. J Courtney
Peter Zilligan
Louis J. Lettiere
Sami. Ohlsen
Ernest Languy
John F. Carroll
Austin Waldron
John Joyce
W. H. Armstrong
Johp W. Wulsenburg
David O'Shea
Fred M. Sturgeon
J. H. Montgomery
Wm. F. Mahoney
A. J. Marshall
Henry A. Johnson
Fred Buxbaum
Francis J. Woolley
H. Wedesweiler
Jake Zimmerman
F. A. van Arsdale
Andrew Donovan
Bart Delatto
John T. Convey
John W. McNeal
Henry Eckhardt
Democratic Party Central Committee Listings Chicago Area
Long roster of county and progressive party officers and ward officials across Cook County. Names include A J Sabath and Harold L Ickes with numerous ward and district leaders listed for multiple jurisdictions, reflecting party organization structures in 1930s Chicago.
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Chicago
Democratic Party OF
Cook County
Briggs House
A. J. Sabath
John J. Coughlin
M. 8. Furman
Otto Spankach
James 8
MoInerney
Harry Goldstine
John Downy
James F. Bowers
Daniel Ryan
Progressive Party OF
Hotel la Salle
Harold L. Ickes
Charles Ringer
LaVeerne W. Noyes
John H. Taylor
Chauncey Dewey
Charles H. Sergel
Felix J. Wengierek
Philip Gollner
Walter Clyde Jones
Charles B. Merriam
Thomas J. Graydon
Charles J. Burmeister
Albert H. Palmer
A. L. Sage
C. M. Moderwell
A. F. Nusser
C. R. Bechtel
J. M. Dempsey
William LaBatt
J. T. Simpson
H. L. du Charm
Willis EB. Thorne
Henry Nelson
Robert F. Kolb
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20Th St
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Dearborn Ave
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Jackson Boulevard
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Percy Wendell
John Roberts
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Tom Reed
Lancashire
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Maroon
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Hotel la Balle
John McGillen
George L. McConnell
William Legner
B. F. Weber
Stanley
Walkowiak
Frank McDermott
Michael F. Maher
Ward
Michael Kente
Daniel J. Harris
Clem Kuehne
William L. O'Connell
Peter
M. H. Rogers
W. R. Skidmore
Patrick A. Nash
M. F. Maher
Joseph Straues
William Masurek
Joseph F. Trandel
Thomas J. O'Bren
William Gaynor
John Powers
Peter O'Brien
Mose Ginsberg
Dennis J. Hgan
Albert J. Flynn
John M. O’conor
M. J. Flynn
Richard J. Knight
Frank J. Walsh
T. J. Crowe
Matt L. Cullem
J. J. Cullerton
K. M. Rads
William J. Clark
William P. Feeney
Hans Biase
Frank 8. Ryan
Salvatore Romano
John J. Brennan
Chilton P. Wilson
John J. McLaughlin
Thomas Little
Stanley H. Kunz
John P. Hayes
George B. Brennan
Joseph Kacena
John F. O'Malley
William Graham
E. F. Silha
County Democracy
Daniel J. McMahon
Frank H. Novak
Edward H. Morgan
James R. Buckley
2Nd Congressional District
Henry ©. Schlacks
Edward J. Smith
Stephen Hunt
Henry Osborn
Obas
Hill
Albert Schaffner
John McCann
John I. Driscoll
Henry Mayes
John J. Curran
Thomas L. Byrne
Dr. J. B. Weintraub
John F. Nolan
F. B. Robinson
John D. Green
Frank Arnold
Robt
J. Cranston
Thos. F. Rowan
John Kavanagh
J. V. Marion
Patrick B. Dwyer
John H. Enright
A. C. Luis
J. J.mulvihill
Thos, Davies
Mat. J. Corcoran
John L. McNamara
M. J. Carberry
Henry H. Nichols
Hugh Manley
Clarence Warner
Wm. J. Hartn
Francis X Busch
John C. Kraus
Meyer A. Bernstein
Edward J. Duffy
Frank
Everette Jennings
Marius Olsen
Martin J Sweeney
James Hynes
Joho ¢ Baker
Martin Garaki
John Dillop
Jeremiah T. J. McShea
Patrick J .Rowan
John J. Cullinan
Fred © .Ewert
Dr. P. A. Murphy
H. Meisterbein
6Th
P. J. Coffey
Frank Zerrisek
Harry Achlick
Jeflicka
Jease Colin Maz Kutchal
Joseph Mendel
A Nacker
Matthew Smith
B J. McCarty
John Fainen
Peter Hoffmas
James J. Hallman
John Waske
J. Peshek
James F. Denny
Tom Fitegerald
Nicholas Stokes
William Altemeier
James H. Ryan
Geo, McKenzie
Joseph Wirth
John J. Brady
Jacob Ports
James W. Casey
John J. O'Donnell
Ralph C. White
Frank L. White
Byman Liderman
Frank T. Scanl
Clarence Dullard
W. F. Cummings
Danl. Dowling
John W. Christie
Francis P. Burnett
William George Poolos
L. R. Buckley
Geo. OC. Waterman
J. C. Dooley
Richard P. Hickey
M. J. Tierney
Maz le Beau
Fred B Zimmerman
Geo. McMahon
Michael McCarty
C. Baldacci
Marty’ D. Stone
BE. H. Comer
N. G. Conybear
James M. Ward
James R. Mitchell
Fred J. Ross
John Schwarts
James J. Momshan
9Th
G. A. Canisius
Thomas B. Golden
Andrew A. Collins
C. B. Hayne
J. P. Fitsgerald
Fred Schulz
W. H. Lau
Geo. J. Byrnes
John 8. Schneller
Norman P. Brodie
Daniel F. Ries
Michael P. Lowen
John B. Bercher
Carl W. Westerlind
Daniel L. Crates
Chas. Oakley
Oscar Anderson
Gee. A. Maneatus
D. R. Murphy
George Wilson
Arthur L. Meyer
Nick Protopas
William Payne
Jacob Bu»erich
Ray R. Coombs
John Meldoon
John M. Mullen
10Th
Wm. J. Carroll
William H. Rose
Albert J. W. Appell
Serafino Comforti
George Bloedorn
Maz Goldenrath
Joseph H. Fitch
Fred Sorensen
Meo. C. Knight
Horace M. McCullen
Thos. J. Scherer
F. C. Andersen
Henry G. Weber
Barnard J. Baumer
Fred J. Binkley
J. P. Jaeger
John J. Devine
David A. Rose
Frank C. Kellogg
Roy Barnett
Harry J. Ganey
John Fanning
Edward J. Healey
Chas, Dougherty
F. C. Adams
Republican County Committee
John F. Devine
William H. Weber
Isaac N. Powell
Francis P. Brady
Martin B. Madden
Robert R. Levy
Charles R. Strook
Edward R. Litsinger
Roy O. West
John J. Hanberg
Edward EB. Eastman
Joseph ®. Bidwill, Jr
Charles V. Barrett
Isaac J. Bryan
John C. Cannon
Victor P. Arnold
Joseph F. Haas
Matt A. Mueller
Thomas J. Healy
Charles
Deneen
Charles W. Vail
George Hitsman
Charles Vavick
J. F. Gainty
Sountry
A. van Steenberg
Lansing
W. H. Weber
Blue Island
Peter M. Hoffman
Des Plaines
Allen
Bay
Oak Wark
William Busse
Mount Prospect
Fresh
Anderson