Columbia's Artisae Toward Sports By NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER
President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia defends student athletics, says the council made recommendations to improve the situation and that sport should be broader and recreation oriented. He notes no attack on student liberties and that actions will await student support. Five committees will study steps toward expansion and wise conduct.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Studenta of Columbia
Pera
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Wealth and virtue in public life by Juss erand
The text argues wealth alone does not guarantee success or happiness and warns against wealth domination. It cites historical figures Alexander and Lincoln to show that wealth or poverty does not determine a nation’s outcome, stressing character and opportunity over riches.
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Pho-ec
Alexander
Aristoire
Washington
Lincoln
Falling Away of Attendance At Public Worship
Charles Fleischier of Adath Israel laments declining church attendance among the working classes and the broader drift away from organized religion. He argues that everyday speech among average Americans rejects religious language, using secular topics like markets and sports as the norm.
We Need Ideals Not Ideas by President Wilson
A fragmentary quotation argues that ideals surpass ideas, criticizing mere tinkering and cautious modernity. It stresses living by poetry, visions, and decisive leadership over analytical doubt, urging steadfast adherence to virtuous ideals above frequent recalibration.
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Janen
Aged Father Seeks Parole for Wayward Son in Denver Case
Henry Peters of West Dover petitions the court for a pardon for his son, appealing to authorities in Denver. The memory of the boy’s misdeeds and the father's plea move the attorney to request clemency as Peters faces Colorado state penitentiary confinement. The tale highlights paternal hope and the contentious parole process.
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Cleveland
Dan
Henry Peters
West Dover
Denver
Wits
Petera
Colorado
Happy Women Enduring Kidney Pain Advised to Try Dean's Pills
An Indiana reader testimonial from Mrs. Catherine Stérmer praises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief after years of backache pain and urinary distress. She details improved kidney function, reduced back pain, and less dizziness and headache after using the product. Sold by all dealers 40 cents. Foster Milburnin Co. is sole U.S. agent. Also contains short notices seeking an insurance agency purchase, laborers wanted, found items, and help wanted for clerks, carpenters, and factory roles.
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Indiana
Catherine Stérmer
Charles Stormer
Miller
No. 124
East
Philadelphia Street
Dean
Dogn
Prige
Foster Milburnin Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
McCoy Rearrested in Pennsylvania Murder Case
Robert McCoy has been rearrested at Cantleton and taken to Beaver on a murder charge in the death of his brother Ted McCoy. A hearing for the defendant and new evidence cited by county officers is reported. Witness Mary Gishbanughes, who lived opposite the McCays, may shed light on the shooting, with others to follow. Robert McCoy previously sold household goods and farm tools and planned to move west after his wife’s death.
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Darlington
Robert MeCoy
Cannelton
Beaver
Ted McCoy
Dea
Janes Kelly
Lazarus
Spegat Otieor
Elaine
Mary Gishbanughes
AteCay
Uneh McCoy
Robert McCoy
Lee Coburn
Pnl
Tie
Canvelton
Hugh
Rockland street collapse in Haverstraw kills seven teens
A Rockland Street disaster in Haverstraw New York on January 10 left seven houses toppled into a clay pit, ignited by fire, trapping and killing multiple occupants. Rescue workers found many bodies and survivors evacuated, with authorities listing several identified victims and noting widespread destruction.
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Haverstraw
N. Y
Rockland Street
Tare
Taye Tate
Harri Nia
Gerchant
Benjamin Nut
Mes
Silverman
Tinmitlies Couen
Po Momnen
Joho Bo Beansehuban OY Troyitel
Abrasan Fee
Staan
Warner McGovern
Ars
Josept
Albowinti
Curtis
Miles Araima Bay
Fragmented Input Reflects Skipped Details and Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists various names, places, and dates with garbled phrases. It hints at political and civic topics, including mentions of Philadelphia, Congress, and individuals like Cravath and Alexander, but provides no coherent event or outcome.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
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Indiana Publishing Company
Walter H. Jackson
Carpenter Avenue
Iodiana
Hab
Indium
Columbia
By M, Jusserand
Aimassider
Charles Fleischer
Congregation of
Adath Israel
Boscon
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Reo. & Life
Walker Smith
Thomas Arrigo
Tost
Commissioners’ Office
Tolet
Apply
Philadelphia St
Branch
Swank
George Rowe
Mahoning Road
Armstrong
Westmoreland
Great Eastern Casualty & Indemnity Company of
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Linotype
Monotype
New York City
M’coy
Arlington
Haverstraw EN
Mississippi River
Cobs
Hyde
Philadelpha
Jan
James
Abesander Ding
Amd Vies Pressfort
Dhe
Baninate
Aye Assia
Society
Diitve Beri
Raouklin National Bank
Uscl
Paul D. Cravath
Lecreuk
Paynter
Mrankfort
Vali
Shad
Lough BY
Forlock
Men’s and Boys
Shoe Department
W. R. Loughry & CO
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Pennsylvania Hall Road
Pennsylvanea Division
Schrdute Ineftec
Whdville
Waty Station
Massa
Salesbury West
Apollo
Ikisitininetas Junction
Freeport
Springdale
Allegheny
Salisbury Dale
Litler
Lund
Thos FE Watt
Western District
Pitth Avenue
Pittsburg
W.W. Atterbury, JR. Wood
W.ovd
Iskiminelas Junction
Speing- Tisbury
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Conde Ense Bo Timetable
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Eaver Att
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Creekside
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Ridge Branch
Stations Inc
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Thomas
Punx
DuBois
Falle Creek
Wradford
Rochesterily
No. 14
Punssutawney
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Koward
Lapey
Rochester, N. W
Brace Bros
Pittsburgh
Nat Tare
Aunt Hay
Ty Renee Jamness OL
Salt Everywhere
Mladery Standard Ol) Company
Winter
Oyster House and Restaurant
Phila. St
Whecreekside Drug Store
Elmer W. Alison
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