Yale Wins Interleague Tennis Championship In Thriller
The Yale___team defeated the University of California four matches to two to claim the inter league championship. Both teams had been undefeated this season, setting up a dramatic title clash.
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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
2
The Yale___team defeated the University of California four matches to two to claim the inter league championship. Both teams had been undefeated this season, setting up a dramatic title clash.
A meeting of heads of accounting departments of the United States railway administration was held as a preparatory step to winding up railway affairs during federal control. President Wilson made recess appointments of Henry Jones Ford New Jersey Mark W Potter New York and James Duncan Massachusetts to the Inter State Commerce Commission. Dr Edward Herman Sell founder of the American Academy of Medicine in 1876 and noted for work on treating alcohol and drug habits died aged eighty born in Pennsylvania.
Reports from the Crimean front cite General Wrange’s offensive as successful. A landslide in Chimborazo killed fourteen and injured many. Polish forces evacuated Kiev as Bolshevik pressure threatened retreat routes. Albanian insurgents destroyed an Italian battalion near Alessio while Iranian warships shelled the city. An American officer’s body was found in the HI river near Feldkirch, Austria. Serbs spurn Austrian goods and money in Belgrade negotiations. Eight Standard Oil tankers are allotted to the U S for European petroleum transport. Cantonese women seek a Canton factory with an $800 goal. A Formosa quake caused casualties and damage near Ywalen. A Greenwich vicar’s wife, Mrs. Mabel Gaster, died after a donkey attack. Genoa seamen’s conference preparations loom. Carrie Chapman Catt elected president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance. German consul Wustrow died amid Ta briz unrest. An explosion at Mason Tire plant near Akron kills five and injures many. Rockefeller funds aid Grinnell College redevelopment.
A visitor asks for a drink and the Petunia tavern keeper describes a secret, tobacco stained method to reach a back alley cellar. He mentions a gate, a cracked fence, a hidden door, and a lantern bearing “there ain’t nothing doing” due to prohibitionists.
Dr. Arthur MacDonald of Washington, D C argues shaving raises facial neuralgic troubles and may reduce life span. He asks colleagues via Medical Record for supporting experiences. A separate line notes a sharp remark about flattering a woman by saying you cannot.
A Nashville trip with Teo the ventriloquist and a driver turned eerie as strange groans and a chilling voice were heard. The vehicle swerved toward an embankment, nearly overturning before they escaped and found a ride back to the city hours later.
Fragmentary report discusses accident writing and psychology from Berlin notes. Mentions Dr Co Therapeie and ideas about unconscious influence on injuries. Ends with a remark about a giggling girl and a cackling woman.
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