Harvard Falls to Princeton 14-14 Tie at Soldiers Field
Harvard and Princeton battled to a 14 to 14 stalemate at Soldiers Field as the Crimson offense rallied with key forward passes after a 14-7 deficit. Buell subbed for Fingerald and connected with Fitts for 40 yards setting up a late drive, while Princeton replied with multiple advances and a late goal-line stand.
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W. O. McGeehan
Cambridge
Onoyton
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Princeton
John Harvard
Crimson
Naswau
Buell
Fingerald
Fitts
Princston Tereitoy
Crimson Mays
Princetonians
Sari
Penceton
Pitts
Atreste
Beidae
Chattea River
Duletion
Oremain
Edwards
Nassan Bretrede
San
Tmrinceton
Mulndston
Garrig
Gilroy
Lourest
Surrey
Owen
Lourie
Mrinceton
Hersant
Ora Pont
Arnold Horwenn
Wanick
Forcard
Keck
Hall
Tevendie
Rénestan
Endee
Laurie
Gian
Csclle
College football results list scattered across muddled text
The fragmentary lines show multiple college football scores with various teams such as Princeton, Dartmouth, Army, Delaware, Penn, and Georgia Tech, plus unclear references to freshmen and multiple universities. The overall item is a chaotic score roundup with numerous OCR errors and inconsistent punctuation.
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Fast
U.S. Opposes Discrimination in Turkish Pact
Washington aims to block any Ottoman treaty that grants preferential rights to France Britain or Italy over U S nationals. State officials say equal rights for all in the Ottoman Empire are required, with the White House denying that U S views will be sidelined in Turkish negotiations.
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Liam
Washington
France
Great Britain
Italy
Turkey
United States
Bainbridge Cathy
Vers
London Foreign Office
Mesopotamia
Viewison
Great Britis
Great Liitwin
State Department
Anmals
London
Ottoman Empire
German Professors Call for Reestablishing Allied Ties
Berlin reports German professors and doctors urge reestablishment of amicable relations with Allied nations, opposing offensive language from both sides. In Washington, the final House line up after November returns shows Republicans poised to gain ground, with no independents or prohibitionists seated.
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Berlin
Ity
Assoviag
Reichstag
Oxford University
Germany
Austria
Witt
Washington
Congers
William Tyler Page
Paglini
Page Exid
Missouri
Minnesota
New York
House of Representatives
Harding Aims To Represent Whole People
Senator Warren G. Harding tours through Indiana and Texas aboard a special train. Crowds cheer at every stop from Marion to Point Isabel and Brownville as he promises to be the people’s president beyond partisanship. A stop at St Marys on Armistice Day aims to reach Texas audiences with a message of national service.
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Pronko
Texas
Lone Star
Brownville
Point Isabel
Waco
Waro
Josephine Schroe
Yue Einvent
UL. Mary's-in-the- Woods
Indiana
Terre Haute
Miss Schroeter
John Schroeter
Marion
Hardings
Marding
Sehronters
Schreter
Sesophine
Presideont Elect
St Mary's
Mary's
Miss Josephine
Senator Harding
Warding
Somime
Paul
Gemunura
Debs Clemency View Denied by Wilson Pressure Grows
Washington reports President Wilson does not plan to grant executive clemency to Eugene V. Debs the jailed socialist leader convicted under the espionage act. Backers including the Federation of Labor press for clemency citing fear of encouraging further disobedience and wartime dissent ahead of another war. Debs was convicted in Cleveland on September 12 1913 for inciting disobedience and undermining military recruitment.
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Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Wilson
Debs
United States
Wide Awake
Ambicus
Frishman
Soviet Concession Ignored by Japan
Tokyo says Washington backed deal in Siberia with the Russian Soviet government has not been recognized by the major powers. Japan asserts it will not acknowledge private agreements and will defend treaty rights with Russia despite geographic interests.
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TOKIO
Washington
Vanderlip
Siberia
Ofice
Ovier
Japan
Russia
Irish Engaging British in Big Scale Battles
Reports describe widespread clashes between Irish volunteers and Crown forces across Ireland. Descriptions note armed civilians facing police and military in towns like Ardfert near Tralee, with casualties and captures amid patrols by Black and Tans.
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Frank Getty
Dublin
Crown
Ireland
Republican Army
Merald
Ardfert
Tralee
Court Prepared to Call for Arrest in Travis Case
State Comptroller Eugena Travis faced grand jury action after being held for potential indictment over alleged fraudulent bond purchases. Chief Justice Frederic Kernochan ruled contempt fines and possible jail terms, while questions linger on prosecutors and a key witness.
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Eugena ML Travis
Crand
James A. Wendell
Albert
Tr. Dudson
William
S. Fanshawe
Travis
George Z. Modalie
Justius Kemochan
Windell
Wendell
State of
New York
Comptroller's
Albert L. Judson
Kornochinaid
Judson
Pecora
Walter C. Merrick
Uriges
Nora
Justice Kernachan
Ate
Lone Jersey Democrat Becomes Floor Leader In Assembly
Warren County's Harry Runyon, the sole Democrat elected to New Jersey's 60 member House, is named floor leader and serves on 59 committees. He vows to balance party duties with his mayoral role in Belvidere and county tax board clerkship as he guides minority actions against Republican leadership.
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Lone Jersey Democrat
Trenton
New Jersey
Helvidere
Warren County
House of Assembly of
Harry
Itty
Oléet
Birds
Runyon
Assembly
House
Iit
Legislatu
Rurjun
Vaneus
Revidere
Harry Runyon
Mr. Runyon
Tissius
House of Assembly
Belvidere
Metvaniiesa Compa
Broadways
Coal Price Threats Trigger Alarm in City Markets
Threats by Senators Calder and Edge to press government control if coal prices do not fall prompt alarm in the coal trade. Wholesale and public utilities report mixed signs of price drops, while committees monitor anthracite supplies and potential price cuts.
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Culler
Edge
United States Senate
West Street
Public Service Commission
Taterborough Rapid Transit Company
United States Committee On Reconstruction
Caller
Boston Elevated
Billond
Boston
Calder
Kaye
Calder Torday
Hin Atttude
Senate
Congress
Americans plan rescue for two citizens in Urga crisis
A proposed twelve man American civilian rescue party with a motor convoy may depart from Kalgan if allowed by the Chinese government to reach Urga. The two endangered Americans Mills and McLaughlin are employed by Mongolian Trading Co. and an urgent State Department appeal seeks protection and permission from Beijing.
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Washington
Outer Mongolia
Shire Department
Mills
McLaughlin
Urga
State Department
Millis
Meluphlin
Kalgan
Peking
Great Wall of
Edhe Xoria
Jailer Turned Judge In Cell Pardoned By Governor
FRANKFORT Ky Nov Governor Morrow pardoned Fess Whitaker jailer of Letcher County who was elected a county judge while serving a sentence. Whitaker convicted of attacking county officers had served part of a three month term. The governor said Whitaker led his opponent by over 1000 votes and that popular support justified the pardon.
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Frankfort
Morrow
Fess Whitaker
Letcher County
Whitaker
State House
Minister Kills Hotel Owner in Liquor Raid Trumble Shooting
In Detroit on November 6 Rev Spranklin a Methodist pastor shot and killed Clarence Trumble a roadhouse operator during a liquor raid at the Chappel roadhouse near the Canadian border. Spranklin surrendered to Windsor authorities as an inquest was set.
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Sprevne Wuuparon
Trine
Detroit
Spranklin
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Sandwich
Ontario
Clarence Beverly
Rabe
James la Belle
Trumble
Liouar Law Enforcement
Rai Ranners
Sprachimn
Acds
Sprackin
Satya
Ernest Des Lippe
Aietor
Saya
Spracklin
Trumbis
Ian Passiereway
Fred
Wong Che
Backer Indicted In Building Trades Scandal Arraigned
George S Backer a million contractor of 137 Riverside Drive was arraigned yesterday before Judge Joseph F Mulqueen on perjury charges after an Friday indictment in the building trades scandal He posted 25000 bail via bonding company and will plead tomorrow Samuel Untermyer warned Mayor Hylan in a letter to testify on collusive bids in city contracts The Mayor denied delaying action saying contracts had been rescinded and conferred with officials The day also saw conduct from Samuel Gompers urging local labor leaders to clean house and prepare to meet an anticipated labor uprising }
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George S. Backer
Riverside Drive
Joseph F. Mulqueen
Lockwood Committee
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
9 Xoon
Gompers
Saud Gomper
American Federazio of Labor
Tusion
Sufier
D Annu a Defies Serbs Occupies San Marco Frontier
Italian insurgent leader Gabriele d Annunzio claims occupation of the San Marco promontory south of Humacchari amid calls for action against Serb coast guard firings on Trallan njer. He mounts a show of force near the Jugo Slavic frontier as tensions rise.
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D’annunzio
San Marco
Trie
Gabriele d'Annunzo
Ot Flume
Huccari
Trallan Njer
Ssoria
Buccart
Niannunalo
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Kurry
Green
Traleo
Todiny
Andouwe
Backer
Hylan
Seale
Mongolian
Clergyman
Philadelphia Bank
Womena
Dinwatch
Honsecle
Aniag
Hettrick
Untermyrr
Fetter
John T Hettrick
Stettrion
Finsestane
Te J
Heltrick
Carey
Lorkaoud
Janice
Turestyre
Kanrain Levy
Anid Levy
Brindoll
Beireil
Sid
Bo’ Mosey
Bo’ Mosey Ot An Fuettuck
Wier Cenerbey
The
Chatham
Ackyr
Philadelphia
Novi Bo
Oulet
Lidge
Abiestia
Bor
Samuet Evs
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Samuel Zan
Mart
Leonard Walstein
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Levy
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