Postwar Rowing Revival Sets Sights on 1920 Regatta
The 1920 rowing season aims to restore prewar popularity with major events on the Hudson and Thames. Alfred Felton of Australia defeated Ernest Barry for the sculling title on October 27, while the Navy and Yale Harvard crews posted notable wins. A large Worcester regatta drew 25 000 spectators as Duluth crews dominated several events. The Po regatta faced uncertainty but is planned to return next spring at three miles with potential Western entries from Stanford and Washington universities.
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Hudson
Alfred Felton
Ernest Barry
Thames
England
Barry
Richard Arnst
Felton
Navy
Middies
Penn
Syracuse
Princeton
Cornell
Yale
Tigers
Housatonic
Duluth
Jack.Kelly
Vesper Boat’ Club
Philadelphia
Century Boat Club of
St. Louis
William Faulkner
Cary
Riverside Boat Club
Cambridge
Kelly
Schuylkill River
Leland Stanford
Washington
Pacific Coast
Tax questions and answers from the Revenue Collector
The article presents Q and A on taxation from Collector T H O Halloran. Topics include cooperative bank interest, railroad fares deductions, student expenses, partnership filings, deductibility of business losses, and rules on traveling expenses for salesmen. It notes exemptions, forms 1065 and 1066, and the need for complete figures to determine tax.
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T. H. O'Halloran
O’halloran
Aya Q
Co-operative Bank
Marlboro
Boston
L. M
Andrew J. Casey
T. L.A
Tra
Rice & Hutchins
Dee
Adams to Receive 30000 Lire as Olympic Training Pay
Piatt Adams the American athlete training Italian participants for Antwerp will be paid 80000 lire by the Italian Olympic committee. John Haddleton another American YMCA trainer is hired to coach Rome athletes. The Rome athletic societies will cover the expenses.
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Piatt Adams
John Haddleton
Rome
Yale and Harvard May Send Team to England for Dual Meet
Yale and Harvard field athletes may combine to form a team to travel to England next summer for a dual meet against Oxford and Cambridge. Harvard officials are expected to approve the plan this week and proceed with arrangements.
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England
Yale
Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
Cubs Chase Outfielder Amid Trade Talk
Chicago Cubs pursue a right handed outfielder with reports naming Dode Paskert as a target. Barberry and Robertson are also listed among potential additions as they weigh options in the market.
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Chicago Cubs
Dode Paskert
Barber and Robertson
Immense Sums Paid for Baseball Stars in 1916
A fragmentary 1916 item notes huge sums paid for top players, including Babe Ruth claimed by New York from Boston and several pitchers associated with the St. Paul American. The scribbled text lists figures and teams, hinting at a star player market across Boston New York and other clubs.
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Babe Ru
New York
Bost
Ion Red ‘Roth
Chet ‘Thomas
Zantee Tre Pn
Boston x
Siedraw
Russie
Artie
Nei "Ought
Onnts
Bos
Benny Kea Ab
Bas Tee Fen
Sealers
Jon
Peete Eee Eenes
St. Ri Paul
Boyle Youngest Jockey Leads Lightweight Contender
Jockey Simpson Boyle, riding for E. R. Bradley, is sixteen and recently piloted his first winner to the wire. Despite youth he already ranks among the country’s leading jockeys on the American turf.
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Simpson Boyle
E. R. Bradley
James de Rothschild Plans New Horse Bets and Jockey Changes
James de Rothschild engages Edwin Piper who rode Aboyeur the 100 to 1 derby winner of 1918. de Rothschild's Cambridgeshire coup with Brigand is still being discussed as he buys more horses for next season.
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James de Rothschild
Edwin Piper
Cambridgeshire
Aboyeur
Maynard High School Notes Show Attendance and Activities
Gertrude Lovering 1920 and Mary Heaton 1922 returned after long absences while Hellowell 1922 and Ger dem 1923 left school. Failures notices sent to parents last Friday. M H S A A met Tuesday. treasurer Bates reported 18 dollars from dues. Meeting voted to end Wednesday afternoon basketball. An evening with stereopticon attracted about 50 students. Principal Bates gave two lectures on Rome with 35 slides and The Farm Woodlot with 56 slides.
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Gertrude Lovering
Mary Heaton
Hellowell
Gerdem
Prin
H. . Bates
Treas. H. FP. Bates
Prin. H. F. Bates
Rome
Art Museum
The
Forest Service
Washington, D. Cc
Bunker Hill K of C Clash Postponed to Thursday at Pastime Hall
The Bunker Hill K of C and Maynard basketball game, set for last week, will now be played Thursday evening at Pastime Hall. Manager Murray canceled last week after learning Bunker HQ regulars would play in Boston and a second string Maynard squad would appear. The visiting five have three wins over Maynard, two against picked Maynard teams. Murray aims to reclaim lost honors with his regular lineup featuring Bower, Clancy, Waldron, Kelley, Punch, and Kendall. Phil Bower, star of Concord, was in action Thursday night for West End K of C.
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Bunker Hill K
Maynard
Thursda
Pastime Hall
Murray
Bunker HQ
Boston
Bower
Clancy
Waldron
Kelley
Punch
Kendall
West End
Phil Bower
Concord
Maynard High School Opens Spring Business Practice
The Maynard high school business department began the spring term on Monday March 1 amid supply delays from manufacturers. Books close each Friday to recover lost experience, with weekly notices listing top students in profit from business practice. Celia Sherr leads with $4,590.50, followed by Arthur J. King and Martin Gruber.
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Maynard High School
Celia Sherr
Arthur J. King
Martin Gruber
Maynard lodge Moose elects officers at Amory block
Election of officers was the principal business at a regular meeting of Maynard lodge Loyal Order of Moose at Amory block Monday night. Officers elected were Wa. J. Hayward dictator Joseph Sheridan vice dictator Charles Schnatz prelate Alex Bourke treasurer Walter White C J Murphy and H Meena trustees. An initiatory supper will be held at Odd Fellows hall on Monday March 29.
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Maynard Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Amory Block
Wa. J. Hayward
Joseph Sheridan
Charles ‘Schnatz
Alex Bourke
Walter White
C. J. Murphy
H. Meenna
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edward O'Connell Wins Again in Contest After 88 Credits
Edward O'Connell again leads the competition with 88 credits marking his third win. His nearest challengers are Lempi Katwala with 22 and Margaret O'Brien with 21 credits.
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Edward O'Connell
Antlers Club Minstrel Show Set for April 22 at Colonial
The Antlers' club minstrel show will be held on April 22 at Colonial. This season's stellar attraction features local favorites in song and fun with a well trained cast said to be unequalled in these parts on the hill. Robert W. Carter is musical director.
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Antlers
Colonial
Robert W. Carter
Tax Questions And Weather Report From A Curious Era
Q and A on income tax deductions for residents and property taxes. Discusses mortgage and betterment taxes, charitable gifts, war taxes, and insurance proceeds. Includes notes on a late winter thaw and local scenes along Main Street with ex service men and river flooding mentioned.
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National Dry Federation
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Amer ‘Ican
Piass Adama
Chicago
Cube
Paskert
Boyle
R. Bradley
Commercial Echo
Thrift Stamp
Springs
Congressional
Acton
Main St
Trade and ‘Riendship
Astabet
New England
Soil Improvement Committee
National Ass’n
NEW England Fertilizer CO
Cage D Fertilizer Co
Mase
W. Brown Grain
Wilson Lumber
R L. Wilson
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
George Stansfield
Jane
J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N.C
Prince Albert
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