Pitts football alibi counters professionalism charges
Hal Sheridan reports Pittsburgh University sports officials refute claims of professionalism in the 125 year old program. K E Davis, Pitt's graduate manager, presents a history detailing two ex Western peers and three prep school players, asserting eligibility aligns with Eastern schools aside from residence rules.
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Titten
Unite Press
York
Pitts University
Pitt
K. E. Davis
Smoky City
Gradu
Davis
Pitts
At -Pate
Obituary for Geo W Marvin and George Washington 69
The obituary notes the sudden death of George Washington, 69, at his daughter's home Mrs George Haines. Funeral was at 3 pm from the residence with burial in a local cemetery. Rev Frank A yn of Grace M E officiated. Survived by son Geo Marvin and three daughters Mrs Fred Year Mrs John Bucy and Mrs George Haines.
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Neral
Geo. W. Marvin
George Washington
Unfair rivalry seen as greatest menace to business
Williamstown Massachusetts December 21 Joseph E Davis Commissioner of Corporations argues unfair competition is the main threat to business. He cites small capital firms of 296000 corporations and large monopolies, urging Trade Commission Act enforcement to curb unfair methods. The talk frames regulation as aid to legitimate enterprise and peace.
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Williamstown
Mass
Joseph E. Davis
William College
Edward Bok Foundation
Davies
Sheravan
Cdy
United States
Trade Commission
Tipton
Cates Tar L
Woman freed after 35 years in Connecticut murder case
Mrs. Kate Cobb, who served over thirty five years of a life sentence for murdering her husband Charles H. Cobb of Norwich, was released by the Board of Pardons with Governor Baldwin’s endorsement. She plans to join her widowed daughter in Lebanon.
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Hartford
Conn
Kate Cobb
Board of Pardons
Baldwin
Cobb
Wetherfield
Luther Spalding
Lebanon
Bishop
Connecticut
For Sale and Rent Ads in The Press
Public notice urges readers to place want ads in The Press for selling or renting houses or lots and other disposals. The item mentions holly wreaths for sale in town and an advertisement by a woman’s group offering items.
Three Ohio Cities Vote Back Saloons
Bridgeport Bellaire and Martins Ferry voted to re establish saloons under the Beal law bringing saloons into Belmont county for the first time since 1908.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Bellaire
Martins Ferry
Belmont County
Widow May Testify to Save Father in Electric Chair Case
Mrs. Anna Cleary Newman may testify for her father William V. Cleary at his trial for the murder of Eugene Newman, husband of her late spouse. If she testifies she could bias memory of the victim and influence the outcome of the death penalty case. The trial is in progress.
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Anna Cleary Newman
Eugene Newman
William V. Cleary
Havertraw
N. Y
Aly
Newman
Cleary
Wogress
Equity Sale Confirmed in Allegany County Case 1914
Order nisi in case 7348 Equity Andrew Fesepmeter v Pollock etc confirms sale reported by William K Walsh. challenge allowed until January 26 1915 with publication in Allegany County newspaper three weeks before January 19 1914. Reported sale amount is 9300.10.
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Circuit Court
Allegany County
Andrew T. Fesepmeter
James D. Pollock
William Kk. Walsh
Lloyd
L. Shaffer
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