Athletic. Sports of the Week rounds up regional prep headlines
The piece surveys school athletic activity from Occidental College and St. Vincent's College, notes Long Beach High's expected strong track team, and lists early football practice and rugby prep at Berkeley with new talent. It also covers Ralph Rose's shot put record, balloon race plans in Los Angeles, and entertainment and boxing notes in San Francisco.
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Occidental College
Naples
St. Vincent’s College
Long Beach High School
Jos Angeles
United States
Lahm
Dick Ferris
St Louis
Los ‘Angeles
Los Angeles
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Great Lakes
San Bernardino Range
Nevada
Great Basin
Salt Lake
Chutes Park
Court Limits Dog Care Payout In Los Angeles Case
Mrs Auda Johnson and Mrs Gudergahn disputed dog care costs for a Boston bulldog in Justice Stephens court Los Angeles. Johnson's claims were halved to $10 a month with the owner ordered to pay $32 after deductions for past expenditures.
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Auda Johnson
Gudergahn
Stork Confusion Leads to Medical Help Near Chicago Street
A strange scene in Chicago ends with Mrs. Vanties Miller, 32, falling ill while walking with her husband on Thirty-fifth street near South Park avenue. A physician is summoned and a carriage called for transport to aid the ailing woman.
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Dr. Stork
Chicago
Vanties Miller
Thirty-fifth Street
South Park Avenue
Discarded Newspapers In Transit Fueling Reuse
A Paris writer notes vast numbers of unclaimed newspapers left by passengers. Boxes at railway gates send papers to hospitals. Belgium uses a formal collection system. about 100 tons yearly. Pulped waste remanufactures into rough paper for weigh bills and tickets are made from old papers.
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Paris
Belgium
Riverside and Redlands Compete in Citrus Shipments
The weekly citrus report shows Riverside leading in orange and lemon shipments with 14697 boxes of oranges and 393 cars of lemons, while Redlands trails with 4714 boxes of oranges. About 1100 cars remain to be shipped as the Santa Fe notes a season ending and a new one to begin November 1 in the Lindsay Porterville district.
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Riverside
Redlands
General Freight Department
Santa Fe
Porterville
Lindsay
Tulare County
Exeter
Sanger
Centerville
Reedley
Uniform bill of lading adoption across lines
The Southern Pacific will begin use of the uniform bill of lading on November 1 as agreed by multiple eastern roads and approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Salt Lake route has not yet formalized adoption, Santa Fe has taken no action at present.
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Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Salt Lake Road
Santa Fe
Color Line Drawn at Des Moines College
High Line Park College in Des Moines has drawn the color line by excluding negroes, becoming the first Iowa educational institution to do so, triggering broad resentment among the state's negro population.
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Des Moines
Highland Park College of
Iowa
Eucalypt Planting Boom in Riverside Area
In Riverside and the Box Springs region a strong trend toward eucalyptus planting emerges. H A Day of Sierra Madre bought 160 acres at Alessandro to raise trees. Pratt Eucalyptus Association No 2 files for incorporation, planning large land holdings and blue gum plantations in San Bernardino County with capitalization of $50,000.
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Uriverside
Box Springs
H. A. Day
Sierra Madre
Alessandro
San Bernardino County
Pratt Eucalyptus Association
Beaumont excursionists to dine on home grown produce
Beaumont plans free county dinners for excursionists in a pavilion amid fruit orchards on Edgar Creek. Only local Beaumont products will be served and visitors may pick grapes. Crop recap shows yields for oats wheat hay barley apricots pears prunes cherries apples and olives with various dollar amounts.
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Beaumont
Beaumont Company
Edgar Creek
Duck Season Opens at Elsinore With Busy Hotels
Elsinore reports hotels unusually full for early duck season with plans to be there for opening. Many men have stayed at the Alberhill clay beds. Coal mines expected to reopen soon, with Mr Hill and others visiting recently to discuss the business.
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Elsinore
Alberhill
Hill
Colton Plant to Build Pacific Fruit Express Ice Facility
Pacific Fruit Express Company begins construction of a new Colton ice plant. The project will cost about 500000 dollars and aims to be the finest of its kind in America, with completion expected next February. Researchers state work has started and funding totals at least half a million dollars.
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Pacific Fruit Express Company
Colton
America
Santa Ana Woman Dies Suddenly at Banquet
Mrs. Viola M. Lee wife of H P Lee collapsed at the Knights of the Maccabees banquet in Fraternal Brotherhood hall as she left the event. Doctors found death instantaneous from heart failure. A baseball fans meeting at the Eagles ball resolved to organize Santa Ana for the Winter League.
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Santa Ana
Viola M. Lee
H. P. Lee
Knights of the Maccabees
Fraternal Brotherhood Hall
Eagles
Santa Anna
Rabbits Targeted in Lancaster Drive Plan
A Lancaster meeting agreed on immediate action to reduce jack rabbits seen as a pest. A preliminary drive is set for Saturday September 19 and a grand final drive for Saturday October 17 with sportsmen invited. A grand barbecue will follow the final drive serving a whole ox to participants.
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Lancaster
Poultry Yard Tips for Efficient Feeding and Growth
The Poultry Yard advises that heat rather than cold is more harmful to chickens. A hen over two years old may be profitable only if exceptional. Dry mash in hoppers reduces labor with satisfactory results. Brown eggs are not richer in flavor or nutrition than white. Chicks should be fed often and after six weeks can share the same dry mash as adults if suitable. Hopper feeding aids uniform pullet maturity and prevents overeating by stronger birds.
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Berkeley
Asifl
Ete Ceri
Cerf
Tuller and
Stow
Jimmie Schaffer
George Bell
Ralph Butler
Roosevelt May Ascend With Wright Upon Return
President Roosevelt could accompany Orville Wright the aeroplane inventor when he returns from Oyster Bay after summer vacation next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Orville Wright
Oyster Bay
Prohibition Campaigns and Fundraising Schemes
Prohibition advocates raise admission fees and offer rebates, while Socialists push cheaper buttons with multi tier resale, a scheme seen as graft. Bryan struggles for funds as farmers and common people withhold support, Taft leans on wealth, and Tom Watson pursues a different path with Arkansas style pragmatism.
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New England
Movement to honor Luther Burbank in California schools
A campaign by the State Humane Society seeks a legislative act to set aside Burbank's birthday as a yearly observance in public schools. The day would be a bird and arbor day with exercises to educate pupils on bird and tree life. Rental signs advertise at this office.
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Luther Burbank
California
State
Humane Society
Burbank
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Yale Eleven
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Conn
Burch
Wesleyan
Harvard
Princéton
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Angeles
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Nelson
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Seo
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Sarmoly
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