Yale Football Prospects Under New Rules At Yale
Yale outlines a cautious approach to developing its football under the Joral nursing system. The 1967 freshmen may compete for spots, with Hobbs, Andruss, and a strong line forming the core. Key players include Coy at fullback, Murphy and Philbin at half, Kilstick and Cooney on the line, and Captain Brace at end as Yale eyes a quarterback breakthrough this season.
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Harvard
New Haven
Yale
Ast Son
Hobbs
Andruss
Dartmouth
Blue
Biddie
Cooney
Ted
Syracuse
Kilstick
Andover
Captain Burch
Logan & Worthy
Tel Jones
Robert Brace
Howard Jones
Coy
Murphy and
Philbin
Brides
Wheaton
Daly
Murphy
Chilbin
Tad Jones
Bingham
Wesleyan
Hopkins
Pop” Corey
William E
Steel Trust
Kilpatrick
Holy Cross
West Point
Wisconsin Bridal Pair Detained in Kenosha Jail
A Wisconsin bridal pair was jailed in Kenosha and must pay a fine to secure release. Authorities reported the couple’s arrest occurred at Kenosha facility with no further details available.
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Kenosha
Plan a railroad from Twin Cities line through Barron County Wis
Prairie Farm and Barron county react to a proposed Minneapolis St Paul and Chicago railway feeder joining the Twin Cities Chicago main line. A Barron County route via Prairie Farm Greenwood Emerald is under study, with a $1000 per mile stock subscription plan. Farmers along the line would work the grading and receive transportation in return.
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Prairie Farm
Wis
Richard W. G. Root
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago
Barron
Twin Cities
Chicago
Greenwood
Emerald
Wisconsin Central
Governor Davidson Voices Support for Tariff Revision
In Deerfield Wisconsin on October 19 Governor Davidson rejected charges he is a standpat and affirmed support for tariff revision. He did not retract the Chicago platform warning that the tariff plank becoming law would cause regret within two years, and he urged reductions to the difference between home and foreign manufacture costs without detailing a substitute plan.
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Deerfield
Wis
Davidson
Chicago
Williams Dies at Baraboo After Civil War Service
Maj. Charles Williams, a pioneer of Wisconsin and early Milwaukee settler, died at Baraboo at age 90. He was appointed a U.S. land office receiver by President Taylor, served as alderman and Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien railroad treasurer, and organized Company F, Twenty-third Wisconsin volunteers in the Civil War.
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Baraboo
Wis
Charles Williams
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Cream City
Taylor
United States Land Office
Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chien
Twenty-third
Wisconsin Volunteers
Phrase reflects old sentiment about easily pleased people
A tersely phrased quip compares some individuals to an old maid seeking a husband, implying they are easily satisfied by minimalities.
Beloit drainage canal turns slough land into tillable soil
State brief from Beloit reports an six mile drainage canal through the township converts 1200 acres of valueless slough into arable land. The 30 28 and 20 foot wide ditch depths four to six feet cost 18000 dollars. Til ing ties farms drain surplus water into the canal. Other items note attorney C D Rosa heading to the Pacific coast for a 50000 bequest, a fatal runaway accident near Crystal Lake injuring Gustav Helbig, and cranberry marsh management by L P Haskins at North Wisconsin Cranberry Co.
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Beloit
Avon
C. D. Rosa
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin Home Missionary Society
Benjamin Healy
Chippewa Falls
Gustav Helbig
Crystal Lake
Helbig
Cumberland
L. P. Haskins
Wisconsin Cranberry Experiment Station
Grand Rapids
North Wisconsin Cranberry Company
Fond DU Lac
Mary Gross
Woodhull
North Dakota
Henry Hingiss
Menasha
Northwestern
C. V. Benjamin
Benjamin
Oshkosh
James E. Kennedy
Kennedy
Watertown
Milwaukee
Waupaca
John Walton
Hunter dies in duck hunting accident near Oshkosh
OsHKosh Wis Oct 19 A 20 year old hunter Wallace Lawrence died after a duck hunting mishap on Lake Butte des Morts marshes west of Oshkosh He and companions were in a launch at Spring Brook He tried to pull his gun into the skiff the trigger caught on the gunwale and he received the full charge of small shot in the right shoulder He bled severely and died within minutes marking the first marsh tragedy of the season.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Lake Butte Des Morts
Wallace Lawrence
Lawrence
Thomas Getchins
Clyde Oaks
Spring Brook
Skull found in sand linked to missing Racine man
Oct 19 in Kenosha, a Royal League party discovered a skull in loose sand near the thicket where the headless body of Frank Clope was found last Sunday. The skull bears scars and two bullet holes indicate gunshot death, but no additional clues emerged to solve the disappearance and death.
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Kenosha
Wis
Royal League
Chicago
Racine
Frank Clope
Six Hunters Arrested For Shooting In Open Water
Six Milwaukee hunters named George Mattlin Frank Meyer William Kuehl Herman Macklenberf C A Hamel and John Harbach were arrested at Fox Lake Wisconsin by Deputy Warden Joseph Rowell of Beaver Dam for shooting in open water in violation of game laws.
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Fox Lake
Wis
Milwaukee
George Mattlin
Frank Meyer
William Kuehl
Herman Macklenberf
C. A. Hamel
John Harbach
Joseph Rowell
Beaver Dam
Less Paint and Powder Harmful Cosmetics Being Discarded
Eastern society women turn from rouges and cosmetics as New York druggists report a fall in demand. A revival of home remedies follows, with a downtown druggist selling a Rose Water Eppotone Cologne mix nine times in one day. The face wash recipe uses Eppotone and hot water, then Rose Water and Cologne Spirits for a harmless daily skin brightener.
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New York
Katti Schrett Dominates Emperor's Court in Balkan Shifts
Budapest dispatch describes Mme Katti Schrett, famed former actress, guiding Emperor Franz Joseph with near dictatorial influence. Once a palace benefactor, her power reportedly bankrupted the crown but advanced liberal aims and sympathy for the poor as diplomats sought her support in affairs across the Balkans.
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Budapest
Balkan States
Mme
Katti Schrett
Francis Joseph
Archduke Victor
Frau Kaiserin
Nances
Mme. Schrett
Austria
America
Herr Conreid
Reform figure in wartime keeps steady course
The subject has long pursued reforms for the people and, amid the current war scare, remains a trusted figure. Her calm sanity and conservative approach have consistently guided decisions and reinforced public confidence. She is regarded as pivotal in ongoing efforts and policy shaping.
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Matic
500 Wisconsin Towns Will Go Dry Next Spring
Ripon Wis Oct 19 Representatives of the Anti-Saloon league led by C G Humphrey Milwaukee spoke at multiple venues urging prohibition. Humphrey blamed bad politics among good citizens and criticized Mayor Rose for lax enforcement while praising Wisconsin’s progress. He predicted 500 towns in the state would go dry next spring.
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Ripon
Wis
Anti-Saloon League
C. G. Humphrey
Milwaukee
League
College Chapel
Ezekiel
Appleton
Humphrey
Mayor Rose
Wisconsin
Dredge finishes work at Cassville, moves to Savanna
The government dredge Vulcan has completed sediment removal at Cassville levee and moved to Savanna to dredge the harbor. Difficulty remains for landings at Cassville, with only 1000 dollars appropriated for continued works, while Savanna harbor improvements receive 5000 dollars.
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Cassville
Vulcan
Savanna
Cassville Levee
Boy Shot On Way To Sunday School
Edward Peters seven year old son of Adolph Peters Schlitz Brewing employee was fatally struck by a stray 22 caliber bullet while walking with his sister to Sunday school near Clem ent avenue Milwaukee. The bullet likely came from two youths rabbit hunting in nearby brush.
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Milwackee
Edward Peters
Clement Avenue
Adolph Peters
Schlitz Brewing Company
Folsom Avenue
Howell
Lement Avenues
Bondsmen Released in Illinois School Funds Case
Peoria Illinois October 17 bondsmen of N C Daugherty former school superintendent now in penitentiary for stealing 500000 of school funds relieved from responsibility for the loss.
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Peoria, Ill
N. C. Daugherty
Not Fully Appreciated Until Life Insurance Collected
A wry remark notes that a husband may be less valued by his wife until she secures his life insurance payout, implying financial motive behind affection. The line reflects humor on marriage and money.
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Gus Johnson
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Johnson
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GOV. Davidson
Wiliams
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LA Crosse
Mme Katti
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