Notre Dame football slump linked to Michigan game
The Notre Dame football team has slumped after a strong first half against Michigan. Capt. Samson remains active as the team regroups under Pat ODea influence. Purdue and Notre Dame meet at Lafayette on Thanksgiving with high hopes of a pennant, while the Catholic college, though small, maintains a growing athletic reputation.
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Michigan
Samson
Pat’o’dea
O'Dea
Purdue
Notre Dame
Lafayette
Notre-Dame
Indiana College Prepares Strong Track and Baseball Program
The college aims to field a robust team despite 150 Spaniards abstaining from athletics. With 500 potential athletes, a well equipped gymnasium indoor track and baseball field support year round training. Coach Kanaley, famed in college circles for baseball and debate, leads a squad hopeful to top Chicago, Minnesota, and Illinois in meets.
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Indiana
Chicago
Minnesota
Illinois
Kanaley
University of Indianapolis
Michigan
Corbett and Conley Stage Friendly Heavyweight Bout
In Cincinnati on Friday Jim Corbett and Mike Conley staged a gymnasium exhibition. Spectators viewed Corbett as the likely winner when he faces Jim Jeffries in May. Corbett showed his famed cleverness despite months without gloves, while Conley appeared slow and out of practice.
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Cincinnati
Jim Corbett
Mike Conley
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Jim Jeffries
Corbett
Sullivan
Mitchell
Conley
Purdue coach Best out at Drake after winning season
Local note says Purdue coach Best left Drake despite a successful previous season. Michigan leads western teams with 627 total points in eight games, averaging 67 per game. Indiana and Purdue loom in Lafayette clash, attracting several hundred alumni and betting on the outcome with a Indianapolis to Lafayette fare of 1.90 offered by the Big Four.
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Purdue
Drake University
University of Michigan
Purdusa
Indiana
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Big Four
Double header at Washington Park headlines busy Saturday slate
A reader notes a double header at Washington Park featuring University of Kentucky and Louisville high school facing University of Indianapolis and Manual training school to decide Hoosier and Colonel supremacy. Kentucky enters confident after a recent win. lineup details for Indianapolis and UK listed amid a full Saturday schedule of college and high school games including Purdue Indiana and Notre Dame Rush medicals.
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Baseball Magnates Face War or Peace Question in Chicago
War or peace is the question to be decided at the meeting of baseball magnates in Chicago Saturday. W H Watkins left Saturday morning to attend the meeting, hoping for a peaceful settlement of the differences between the parties involved.
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Chicago
Gans Defeats Sieger in Fourteenth Round Bout
In New York on Friday night Joe Gans defeated Charlie Sieger in the fourteenth round of a 14 2 round bout. Sieger showed great endurance but was worn down as Gans landed repeatedly on his face over six rounds. Separately, a meeting of officials from Earlham Franklin Wabash Mandvers and Butler colleges finalized plans for a secondary collegiate athletic association. The new body may seek State University membership, though the college could still play games with nonmember institutions.
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Young Corbett
New York
Joe Gans
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Wabash
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Butler Colleges
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Mahons Hold Lead In Indianapolis Bowling League
The Mahons extended their lead by winning six games from the All-Stars. The highest team score was 923 and the top individual 234. Ko-We-Bas and Capital City split honors with four scores above 900 noted. Washingtons swept the Crescents and Nationals tied Northsides.
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Blackmailers Nabbed With Cash In Pocket In New York Cafe
Officers watched through a cafe window as Harry Wilson and Dr. Benjamin Whitmore received a staged extortion payment from Waterfront Improvement Co official H. A. Martin. The scheme tied to aiding government use of ships for Rikers Island reclamation and involved weekly payments and a $4,500 down payment. Detectives arrested all three, with Martin retaining $4,500 and Whitmore and Wilson pocketing funds after the exchange. The men offered no statements.
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New York
Harry C. Wilson
Department of the Cast
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Waterfront Improvement Company
Jersey City
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McConville
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Old Law Revived Pilot License Granted to Dugins
Gov. Durbin issues a pilot license to George M. Dugins of New Albany under an aged Indiana statute. The move revives questions of Indiana Kentucky concurrent river jurisdiction on the Ohio and could influence the pending Supreme Court case. Indiana officers have previously detained and jailed fugitives on Ohio waters without Kentucky consent. Joseph C. Schaf of the American Brewing Co will install a smoke consumer device for testing in Chicago soon.
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George M. Dugins
New Albany
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Ohio
United States Supreme Court
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the American © Brewing Company
Chicago
Prisoner Escapes Train Near Pensacola in Florida
Charles Sheffield, a known bigamist and kidnapper, escaped from a train depot crowd of about 5,000 in Pensacola while being transported to Florala. A woman claiming to be his sister spoke with him, then he drew revolvers and forced deputies to release him, vanishing into a swamp as a posse exchanged shots. The wife later confessed to posing as his sister.
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Fla
Charles Sheffield
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Sheffield
Bigamist
Entire Denver Council Arrest Order Sparks Tense City Politics
The Denver city council faces arrest after defying Judge Mullins injunction. A similar order to Arapahoe county commissioners was enforced as they refused to waive nearly $600,000 in taxes for railroad firms. The tramway company sought a 20 year franchise with hidden clauses to extend rights. The municipal league exposed the scheme. aldermen approved the ordinance 11 to 1.
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Denver Tramway Company
Municipal League
Arapa‘hoe County
The Spellbinder remains active in campaigns
George B. Lockwood, to be retained as editor of the republican press bureau, says newspapers err in claiming the spellbinder is past. He notes low campaign activity due to reduced interest and predicts more speakers if a Bryan-style race returns, with newspapers doing their part but the spellbinder not shelved.
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George B. Lockwood
Republican Press Bureau
Lockwood
Bryan
Live lizard exits Palzer's mouth in Chicago tale
A 11 inch lizard crawled from Casimir Palzer's mouth during a long stomach ailment that plagued him since 1898. Witnesses aided him as nausea struck, and the strange event led to the specimen being sealed in a bottle for Prof. Baker at Lincoln Park. Later, testimony began in a separate corruption case against Jas H. Gormley over $26,000 allegedly swindled through tax fixing at the Masonic temple.
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Casimir Palzer
Prof. Baker
Academy of Science
Lincoln Park
Jas. H. Gormley
Masonic Temple Association
Luke Wheeler
Edward Williams
White Wife Loved Negro Divorce Granted After Jealousy
In Emporia Kansas on November 15 a divorce granted to Coryden Fairchild cites jealousy over letters to his wife Mary Myrtle Fairchild and a Black man, James Barnett. The couple are white. Separately hypnotist Hanaora, who buried his wife, failed to obtain a license to perform due to a $1500 city ordinance fee.
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Fairchild
Mary
Myrtle Fairchild
James Barnett
Fairchilds
Emporia, Kas
Hanora
Madden
Falling Sash Kills Woman in Valparaiso
Mrs. George Coppins, wife of Hobart town clerk, died Friday when a sash in a window fell backward and struck the back of her neck, killing her instantly in Valparaiso Indiana.
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Ind
George Coppins
Hobart
Kuhn Might Contest County Treasurer Result
August M. Kuhn, the defeated Democratic candidate for county treasurer, had not decided by Saturday whether to contest Oliver P. Ensley’s election. He had until Monday to file contest proceedings under the law, and stated he will not run for mayor under any circumstances.
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Oliver P. Ensley
Kuhn
Indiana school boards to meet in state house room 11
The first meeting of the Indiana state association of school boards will be held in room 11 at the state house on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Indiana State Association of School Boards
State House
Trustees to Meet for Institute Fund Appeal
Technical institute trustees will meet next Thursday to prepare a statement of funds raised and directors hope the final appeal sent Friday will yield the 922,000 needed for the institute project.
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Technical Institute
Local Hatchery Harvests Bass and Croppies in Washington State
Connersville Indiana reports a modest catch from the Washington hatchery on Friday with bass and croppies among the fish harvested. Sparse readable text notes a hatchery origin and the Friday timing.
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Ind
Sb. Hatchery
Washington
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