Opening Football Season Sets Sail in Early Games
New York reports the 1919 college football season begins with Carlisle at Albright in Carlisle and Maine at Boston College in Crone Maine. Yale opens next week with Wesleyan and many major programs schedule strong early matchups as King Football makes a formal bow for 1919.
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Uy United Peon
New York
Carlie Indiana
Albright College
Carlisle
University of Maine
Boston Collyge
Crone
Maine
Waal
von Printten
Depeyters
Albright
Hinamatt College
Glenn Warner
Boston College
Hns
Army
Middletown
Conn
New Haven
Cornell
Ursin
Tech
Carthee
Lebanon
Heasin
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Penn
Princeton
Brown
Syracuse
Car~ Viale
Weat Point
Amherst
Leliist
Lafayette
Fordham
Siilter University
Venlot
Food Laws Compliance Meeting In State and Nation
Pledging cooperation to harmonize state and federal pure food rules the Wholesalers Association held a meeting at the Liebel House. Members raised concerns about freight handling at the Pittsburgh freight house and discussed notifying recipients about pickups. They planned near term remedies and invited attendance at a September 20 lecture at the Business Men's Exchange.
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Liebel House
Wrle
Pittsburgh
Nasocaliotn
Charles Docker
Charles Decker
WM & P
Mraile Club
Iny Hutton
Brawley Lyisrebs
Busines Men's Exchange
Believe Priest Plotted Mass Killings, Police Say
New York police report that Hina Sehymidi, described as a confound slayer, confessed to planning to kill many including a crippled patient and a diseased man. The suspect told his lawyer and two detectives he wanted to speed death for those unworthy of life and even expressed desire for the electric chair.
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New York
Hina Sehymidi
Anu Avintilir
Poleon
Schmidt
Alphonso G. Koelbe
McKenna
Thompson
Board of Health
Faurot
Hrovat
British Strikers May Settle Present Trouble
London Sept 20 The strike situation in Great Britain and Ireland remains bitter with no full settlement. Rail officials offer to reinstate workers on strike and those suspended who agree to handle trains, a move accepted by Liverpool workers conditionally if Birmingham and Dublin men consent. Birmingham factions stay divided while moderates return to work. extremists press for a national walkout, influencing new strikers to join.
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London
Great Britain
Ireland
Lulyerpool
Sidners
Birmingham
Diblin
Liverpool
Wis
National Union of Rail
Dublin
Londo
St Ip
G A R Officers Elected Unopposed in Nashville
Colonel Washington Garden of Albion Michigan was elected Commander on his first hint from the G A R and allied groups. All other candidates withdrew, making the choice unanimous and signaling a smooth transition.
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Nashville
Wenn
Washington Garden
Thaw Counsel Dispute Surges in New Hampshire
Smoldering conflict among Thaw legal team erupts as hearing before Governor Felker approaches. A New Hampshire attorney hints a New York lawyer may soon be cut from the case, while Thaw declines interviews and weighs habeas corpus issues with Judge Bagur Aldrich.
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Thaw
Ald Ho
Bagur Aldrich
New Hampshire
New York
Fellver
New York State Crop Report Sees Peach Yields Up While Others Fall
Albany Sept 20 The state agriculture department reports higher peach yields in the late Western New York belt at 85 percent of last year and doubled percentages in Hudson valley orchards. Corn remains 61 percent of last year with overall hay and cereal crops near or below prior levels. Frost last week damaged wheat oats barley and beans in various sections.
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Albany
State Department of Agriculture
New York
Hudson Valley
Cora
Telephone heiress to receive 2 000 000 from grandfather
Miss Connell, telephony operator in Castle Carnegie, leaves for Philadelphia to claim 2 100 000 from the late John Rows tal city estate. Her mother Mrs Agnes Connell accompanies her as the will's court distribution ends years of litigation. They plan to go to Pittsburgh then Philadelphia. Storms halt Dublin parade and all commerce.
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New Castl
Minn
Tean Cornell
Carnegie Steel Company
Philadelphi
John Rows
Tal City
Misa Connell
Thin City
Pitlaburg
Agnes Conmall
Quaker City
Rows
Benceluries
Mite Connell
Aerial Derby Opens London Mille Race Flight
Twenty leading aviators began the London aerial derby a thousand mile circuit starting at Merton aerodrome and visiting Brentford Hounslow Kempton Park and other points before returning to Hendon. A gold cup and 72 000 in prizes await the top finishers with both planes and balloons eligible. Notable entrants include Gustave Hamel B G Hucks J M Sopwith J G Hawker and Sidney Piekles.
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United Press
London
Ng Fund
Menon Aerodrome
Erie
Brentford
Hounylow
Kempton Park
Iyher
Sutton
Purley
Gramier
Hast Thuyrack
Romford
Epping
Hertford
New Burnet
Hendon
Threatened life of Kane police chief alarmed town
A Kansas man claimed he would kill Kane Police Chief Ives and displayed a 32 caliber revolver to prove his threat. McQuillan, who served time in the workhouse, was fined 200 dollars and bound over for court on weapons and threat charges and remained in jail awaiting bond.
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Kane
Yam
Sopl
Baward
Kansas
Boroigh
Chler
Pollve Tyes
Asa
McQuillai
Hiv
Griffin
Tves
Warren
Ives
McQuillan
Woman Follows Friend's Advice to Use Pinkham Compound
Windom Kansas resident Miss Mary A Horan reports relief from bladder trouble bearing down pains and nervous weakness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with her recovery and urges others to trial the product, noting the company answers letters confidentially.
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Windom
Kuneus
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tor
Horan
Kansas
Lydia
Pinkhato
Ydle B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Camiential
Lyon, Mask
Jeter
Roman
National Bank of Corry Notice and Officers
Corry Pennsylvania according to available text Henry Keppel serves as president with D H Andrews Cushler D A Depew Aext Canter named in connection to the National Bank of Corry listing.
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Henry Keppel
D. H. Andrews
Cushler
D. A. Depew
Aext
Canter
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Center St
Concord
N. H
Harry ‘Thaw
Felker
William A. Stone
Pennestrania
United States Court For
District of New Hampshire
Matteawan
New York State
Kane Police
Edward McQuillen
Kare
Loxton
Figs
Natalie Waefield
Penny
Library Theatr
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Washington St
Hair Goods
Chicago
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St. Vitum
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Park
Vate
Hillcrest Nursery
Columbus Ave
Bell
A.W. Warren
Corry, PA
C. J. Smith
Henrys Kappel
H. Andrews
Wrank Laurie
L. W. Olds
D. H, Heath Bimer
Kincata
1D. H
Cognwell
Gerry T. Kinvald
Jas Neni
Intergat
Depeania
Drafia
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