Pudger’s Big Run Lifts Danville In Small-Player Battle
Pudger, a slow clumsy substitute, proves pivotal as he hones his escape and tackles, blocking St Anthony’s drives and setting up a late seizing run. Shorty praises Pudger’s grit, and Danville gains belief that small plays define the game. Pudger later earns a center rush spot for the season.
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Wad Muhort
Padeer
Hubert
Sehoel
Bose
Danville
Pudger
Shorty Frooks
Pud
Shorty
Eithat
Pudge
Jim Dare
Jia Dare
Vudger
Sandy Thomas
Gronnin
St. Anthon
Tm Temmay
St. Anthony Boyy
Rliory
Pad
Padger
Randy
Pidger
Danvilles
Hulbert Ant
Bhorty
Hive
Anthony
Padner
de Faye
Vince
Anthony Barks
St. Anthony
Mr. Anthony
Hove
Sandy
Bready
Anthony Habt Halftack
Stax
Haven
Shorty Brooks
Aenual
Marriage and men milliners at the New York World
The article reports Hammond mayor Knotts promoting matrimony as best for citizens and criticizes single men and fashionable dress, noting remarks by Miss Oxlethorpe on how married women dress, societal views, and the prevalence of unmarried men in New York. It mentions legal adviser maxim and 616 new subscribers for The Bulletin in three months.
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New York World
Hammond
Knotts
Aiv
Orienutl
Agate Laag Wien
Drews
Oxlethorpe
Rash — Stetementa
New York
Marie
Miss Oglethorpe
Supreme Court bars prisoner sweating and awards damages
The Supreme Court ruled that the practice known as sweating prisoners is illegal and awarded Arthur Breste $400 in a false imprisonment case against the Sheriff of Howard County. The decision holds officers may not detain a person longer than necessary to obtain a warrant, signaling a crackdown on mistreatment during detention. The ruling, praised as a corrective measure, follows similar findings in Indiana and Illinois courts and reflects growing concern over abusive detention practices.
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Pitteburg
Supreme Court of
Arthur Breste
Howard County
Thie
Atle
Harvard President Eliot on Scabs and Unions
President Eliot denounces labor unions as limiting apprentice numbers and hindering education, decries violence in labor disputes, and argues for preserving individual liberty in employment. He cites unions’ suppression of education and their anti freedom stance, urging labor and education to coexist without coercion.
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Boston
Eliot
Harvard
Economic Club
Scabe
Ae & Teacher
Inbor
Ae & Rule
Europe
England
Genesie
Labor Hhin
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Union Express CO
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Bma Binh, Ste
Brabie “Mbone
Elina
Hawaiian Soda Water Works
Clie
BL Anthony Academy
Troney White
Tanvide
Org Center Fun
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Lalit Avenisin
Pulee
Pater
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Tie Owl
Newita
Bt. Anthony
Hines
Arbelter
Ln Itianapolis
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Honolulu
Atul
Lane Bros
Noather
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Phone
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Minn
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Henan
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