Yale Gunners Lose Home Shoot to New York Athletic Club
In a Travers Island match the New York Athletic Club defeated Yale 496 to 481 after six gunners per side. Elies of NYAC led with 59, matching Yale’s Pugsiey at 59. The second leg of the NYAC–Yale series is May 9 in New Haven with several weekly fixtures also decided, many ending in ties.
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Yale University
Gunners
New York Athletic Club
Traverssland
New Haven
Winged Foot
Yale
Elies
E. Pugsiey
Fine
Travers Island
W. J. Elias
N. Z. Lenane
A. Tilt
Lenane
Fred Pelham
Marshall Beats Rubinstein In Vienna Chess Masters Round
In Vienna on March 2 F J Marshall defeated A Rubinstein a Lodz leader in the fifth round of the international chess masters tournament after a long resistance. Schlechter and Maroczy drew, Leonhard beat Mieses, Berger defeated Reti, Duras beat Swiderski, Teichmann Salve and Suechting Tartakower drew, Johner beat Cohn, and the Alapin Bardeleden game adjourned in an even position.
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Vienna
F. J. Marshall
A. Rubinstein
Lodz
Schlechter
Maroczy
Spielgann
Dr. Perlis
Leonhard
Mieses
Berger
Reti
Duras
Swiderski
Teichmann
Salve
Suechting
Tartakower
Johner
New York
Cohn
Intercollegiate Golf at Brae Burn October Championship
The Intercollegiate Golf Association championship moves to Brae Burn Country Club near Boston for October 6 to 16, marking the first lead outside the Metropolitan district in years. Yale won last year’s Nassau event with Ellis Knowles taking the individual title, beating Princeton’s Ralph Peters Jr. The Harvard group pressed for a Massachusetts venue, and Brae Burn was chosen through H. H. Wilder’s decision. The women’s championship was held at Brae Burn in 1906.
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Intercollegiate Golf Association
Brae Burn Country Club
Boston
Atlantic City
Myopia
Nassau Country Club
Yale
Ellis Knowles
Ralph
Brae Burn
Long Island
Bizhig
Nassau
Yale Golf
Mil waukee Motor Car Delivery Wagon Test Compared
A four day Mil waukee trial used a four cylinder air cooled motor wagon to deliver parcels. Over the period 81 parcels were moved in 20 hours 45 minutes with a total fuel use of twenty gallons of gasolene and seven and a half pints of oil across all wagons.
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Milwaukee
Livernool
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
BR Ke
Bic
May
Sams
Ing
Ontário to Ease Hemlock Bark Export Ban
Ontario plans to remove the embargo on exporting hemlock bark to the United States. Minister Frank Cochrane stated the prohibition would be practically removed, allowing tan bark free entry. Lumbermen have 400 cards of bark ready for shipment but cannot market it domestically.
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Tribune
Toronto
Ontario
United States
Frank Cochrane
Order grants letters of temporary administration in Dunlop estate
After long litigation over Dr. Clark W. Dunlop who died March 6, an order signed by Surrogate Thomas directs that letters of temporary administration be issued to Title Guarantee and Trust Company. Irregularities in prior proceedings prompted reopening of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark W. Dunlop
Thomas
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Cass
Tiger Outlook Bright In Princeton Yale Track Meet
A 1907-era preview weighs Princeton versus Yale in track events. Details name Rulen Miller Connors Parsons Williams Tilson Whitely and others, predicting Tigers to lead dashes and half mile, while Yale shows strength in high hurdles and field events. Overall outlook favors Princeton though results remain uncertain.
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Princeton
Tigers
Rulen-Miller
Able
Smith
W. B. Connors
Yales
R. B. Burch
G. M. Butler
L. B. Stevens
Connors
Gamble
J. C. Atlee
Williams
Yale
W. T. Parsons
R. W. la Montagne
al Cond
Whitely
W. V. Tilson
Tilson
E. B. Parsons
S. PD. Frissell
M. PD. Kirjassoff
Seton
Jack Eiseie
McGee
Eisele
Eli
J. F. Williams
R. A. Spitzer
Franz
L. M. King
R. H. Carey
Tiger
Cc. T. Cooney
W. A. Goebel
L. H. Bigelow
G. L. Buhrman
McCormick
R. Abbott
Clark
Talcott
R. A. Riley
Simms
Davis
Platt
Pri
Umbers
Harbison
W. R. Drury
Vezin
Bill Aims Immigration Dept to Combat Illegal Banks
Henry H. Kracke argues about two thousand illegal banks in greater New York driven by immigrant savings. He cites 1 076 463 immigrants in New York State last three years and 300 million sent home, noting fake banks caused over 1 million in losses. The proposed department would educate newcomers and shield them from sharks, funding itself via license fees on steerage ticket sellers and remittance firms.
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New York
Henry H. Kracke
Department of Immigration
New York State
Mr. Kracke
Europe
Archbishop Ireland Addresses Marriage amid Papal Encyclical
Arch bishop John Ireland of St Paul urges safeguards for marriage in a letter to clergy and laity. Readings follow Pope Pius X encyclical on marriage. He calls for priestly presence at weddings and preemptive counsel to prevent haste and ensure proper reception of the sacrament.
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St. Paul
John Ireland
Pius X
Bank Defalcation Case Raises 5000 Year Penalties
Pittsburg March 2 It was disclosed that Henry Reiber teller and John Young auditor confessed to defalcation of 1106 00 and that 750000 was stolen within three years From last year 400000 was stolen If sentenced on each false entry and embezzlement charge the penalties could total 5000 years in prison with possible indictments for the remaining crimes
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Pittsburg
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Henry Reiber
John Young
Young
Reiber
Tillman to Seek Rest Abroad for Several Months
Senator Tillman and Mrs. Tillman plan to travel abroad for several months due to his slow recovery. Physicians advise absolute rest and quiet, and he will not return to Congress this session. They expect to sail in the late spring from Aveusta Georgia.
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the Tribune
Aveusta
Tillman
Congress
Dynamite Blast Kills Boy in Brooklyn Foundation Work
Nine year old William Lloyd died instantly when a dynamite blast in the New York Tunnel Company site at Furman and Joralemon streets Brooklyn hurled debris. John E Riches the miner in charge was arrested on homicide charges by Amity street police.
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William Lloyd
New York Tunnel Company
Furman and Joralemon Streets
Brooklyn
John E. Riches
Amity Street
North Pole Shifting Theory Sparks Boundary Debate
Victoria B C March 28 The North Pole is shifting and climate change is warming North America while chilling Siberia says Moses B Cosworth of York England after returning from Alaska He argues polar movement could alter latitude lines and complicate Canada United States borders prompting calls for permanent boundary monuments and new geodetic markers.
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Victoria
B. C
North Pole
Asia
Moses B. Cosworth
York
England
Alaska
Canada
United States
Cosworth
Canadian
Arctic Ocean
Baffin
Greenland
Arctic Circle
Siberia
North America
Europe
Estate of D Willis James Appraisal Filed in Surrogate’s Office
John F Farrell filed a report appraising the estate of D Willis James in the Surrogate’s transfer tax department. The residuary estate is $24,842,553 with half to widow Ellen S James and half to son Arthur Curtis James. Stocks valued include Great Northern, Northern Pacific, United States Trust, First National Bank, Detroit Copper Mining, Copper Queen, Montezuma Copper and others totaling several million dollars. Died September 13, 197_. Charitable bequests amounted to $1,195,000.
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John F. Farrell
D. Willis James
Ellen S. James
Arthur Curtis James
United States Trust Company
First National Bank
This City
Anaonia Clock Company
American Grass Company
Golden Hill Corporation
Detroit Copper Mining Company
Copper Queen Consolidated Company
Montezuma Copper
Ompany
Old Dominion Company
North Star Mines Company
Great Northern
Phelps, Dodge & Co
James
Funeral for Viner L. Cornell Founder of Republicans
The funeral for Viner L. Cornell, a founder of the Republican party, will be held at 3 PM at his Brooklyn home 843 Herkimer Street. Born Bayside Long Island ninety one years ago, he died Thursday from age related diseases. He served in the Manhattan 13th Ward Board of Supervisors and helped found the first Republican state convention. He worked fifty years in trunk manufacturing at Greenwich and Fulton streets and was active in the Volunteer Fire Department and the 1st Home Military Company. He leaves a son and a daughter.
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Viner L. Cornell
Republican Party
Herkimer Street
Brooklyn
Cornell
Bayside
Long Island
Horace Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Greenwich
Fulton Streets
1St
Hiome Military Company
Furniture sale nets high prices at Curran collection
Two mahogany range tables and a centre table with two drop leaves from the Morris family of Burlington New Jersey sold for 249 dollars to C F Thomas at the James Curran collection sale in New York. A solid mahogany highboy from the Sharpless mansion Chester Pennsylvania brought 2325 dollars. Hi Howard bought, and C W Buck paid 25 dollars for an old Hepplewhite mahogany hall clock. F Thomas paid 200 dollars for a belter rosewood parlor table from Admiral Farragut’s property. Total receipts were 9993 dollars.
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Burlington
N. J
James Curran
Fifth Avenue
C. F. Thomas
Sharpless
Chester
Penn
Hi. Howard
C. W. Buck
F. Thomas
Admiral Farragut
Playwrights Rights Spark Congress Copyright Debate
Washington March 2 1920 Lignon Johnson representing allied theatrical managers and dramatic authors urged Congress to deny moving picture firms the right to reproduce plays. William A Brady warned of ruin for writers as films copy scripts, while Victor Herbert spoke for musicians fearing misuse of works by machines. Talking machine reps argued bills unconstitutional and noted doubled sheet music sales since talking machines.
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Washington
Lignon Johnson
Dramatic Authors
Joint
Congress Committee On Copyright
Moving Picture
William A. Brady
Brady
United States
Moving Pictures
Chicago
Harry E. Parker
National Association of Producing Managers
Parker
Victor Herbert
American Federation of Musicians
Talking Machine
Supreme Court of the United States
John P. O'Connell
Fifteen Indictments in Queens Grand Jury Action
The Queens County Grand Jury handed up two presentments and about fifteen indictments to Justice Garretson in the Supreme Court at Flushing. Indictments include charges of perjury and minor offences. One presentment concerns the Buildings Department noting the chief inspector lacks required architectural expertise. The report recommends appointing more inspectors.
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Queens County Grand Jury
Garretson
Supreme Court
Flushing
Buildings Department
Queens Borough
Contractor Wins Cash Register Race Through Harlem Streets
John Farrell a Manhattan contractor raced from a saloon at Third Avenue and 126th Street to his home carrying a fifty pound cash register. The saloon owner John O Rourke admitted defeat and later had Farrell arrested for theft. Farrell, seized at East 126th Street police station, was believed to have been held up earlier with jewels and money reported missing and was said by a doctor to have been temporarily insane.
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John Farrell
East 14Th Street
Manhattan
Third Avenue
126Th Street
John O' Rourke
East 126Th Street
Farrell
Dr. Bennett
Harlem Hospital
Gentlemen Burglars Plead Guilty in White Plains Court
James Harlan and Ralph Taylor known as the gentle men burglars pleaded guilty to five indictments in County Court White Plains. They were arraigned before Judge Pratt and sentence was set for the next morning.
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James Harlan
Ralph Taylor
New Rochelle
Pratt
White Plains
Macy’s 50th sale brims with coats and silks
Macy’s Broadway at Sixth Avenue promotes a fiftieth anniversary sale with women’s coats lingerie white silk waists silk petticoats lawn dressing sacques Easter ribbons and a Tuesday specials list. Other stores chain wide offer fur storage furniture lace linens rugs and numerous dress goods and millinery items.
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Macy's
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
A. Jaeckel & CO
Fifth Avenue
A.D. Matthews’ Sons
Brooklyn
Axminster
Bromley
Smyrna
Crex
Bonwit, Teller & CO
West 23d Street
Hearn
14Th Street
Simpson-Crawford Company
19Th Street
Paris
D. B. Bedell & CO
West 31Th Street
Arnold Constable & Co
John Daniels, Sons & Sons
8Th Street
Stern Brothers
West 2Nd Street
Saks & CO
34Th Street
Arnheim
9Th Street
Greenhut & Co
18Th Street
Hahne & Co
Newark
N. J
Blumstein
126Th Street
Heflin Defends Shots After Pennsylvania Ave Incident
Representative Thomas J. Heflin says he fired only to stop an assault after a confrontation on Pennsylvania Avenue. He released letters threatening him since his Jim Crow car amendment attempt. Louis Lundy, shot in the head region, is improving. Thomas McCreary was lightly hurt.
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Washington
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabama
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry D. Clayton
Heflin
United States
Ralph Given
Louis Lundy
Thomas McCreary
New York
Representative Clayton
Clayton
Mr. Heflin
Senate Currency Bill Blocked by Non-session House Rules
Washington report notes the Aldrich currency bill failed to reach the House because the House cannot receive Senate messages when the Senate is not in session. The Senate adjourned to Monday, delaying transmission. The House adjourned at 4:20 PM after debating the Agricultural Appropriation bill focusing on cotton grading standards and grain inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Bartlett
Georgia
Civic Federation explains Hepburn bill amending Sherman Act
National Civic Federation president Seth Low explains the Hepburn bill to amend the Sherman anti trust act. The measure, introduced March 2, sets optional registration with limited enforcement and a one year statute of limitations for pre passage actions. It preserves employee rights and avoids new blacklists or boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
House of Representatives
House
Judiciary Committee
Low
Congress
State Prison for Col Strong in Grand Larceny Conviction
Joseph M. Strong alias Colonel Strong, age 52 of 442 Manhattan Avenue, was convicted of grand larceny in the Court of General Sessions yesterday and sentenced to not less than three years and three months and not more than four years and six months in state prison.
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Joseph M. Strong
Strong
Manhattan Avenue
Court of General Sessions
Mining notes on ore separation and new plant developments
The Tri-Bullion Smelting and Development Company outlines plans to ship lead and zinc products from A and B grade ore to custom smelters, with a zinc lead pigment plant to later supply high grade concentrates. John Niles reports a completed concrete foundation for a 42 000 pound engine and a shaft depth of 800 feet. Guanajuato sees strong Pinguico ore with high silver and gold grades, and Sant Natalia mine changes hands with rapid mill construction underway.
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Tri-Bullion
John Niles
Butte and New York Company
New York
Guanajuato
Mexico
Sant Natalia
Mexico City
Santa Natalia
Bank Statement Summary From Historical Ledger
Bank figures show assets and liabilities with capital stock paid in and surplus. Entries include undivided profits after taxes, deposits due to depositors, and sums for bankers and building loan associations. Figures indicate various totals and credits across accounts.
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New York State Building — Loan Associations
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Reese
International Chess
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Salwe
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Kracke
Archbishop Ireland
Boy
Tollowsb
W. L. Cornell
Playwrights Rights
Queens
Frederick W. Evers
East 21St Street
Parker Building
Ehrich Brothers
2D Street
Abraham & Straus
Bloomingdales
59Th Street
Lord & Taylor
2Th Street
Aldrich Bill
Hepburn
Civic Federation
State Prison For
Col.” Strong
Fourteenth Street Bank
Resources
Uveturains
Anguet
State of New York
County of New York
R. Ross Appleton
Sous v. Ennis
City of New York
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Tran
Lowis V. Ennis
Robert Roy. Jr
Kings Co
New York Co
Berlitz
Madison Ee
Hartem
Step
New
American and Foreign Teachers’ Agency
M. J. Young-Fulton
Union Square
City Hotels
Grenoble
56Th ST
7Th AV
William P. Chase
Hotel
Wellington
7Th Ave
J. F. Champlin
Martinique Broadway
St. Taylors
Country Board
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