Football Rules To Be Codified In New York
Mentors of the gridiron gathered in New York to attend tonight's session at the Hotel Manhattan to codify present football rules. Dr. James R. Babbitt, member of the Intercollegiate Football Rules committee and chairman of the Central Board of Officials, said no important changes are expected this year. The aim is a clearer understanding of rules and clauses that were not clearly understood last year.
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Manhattan
James R. Babbitt
Central Board of Officials
Lafter Heywood Wins Opening Walla Walla Race
Lafter Heywood, once owned by Dr. J A Best, won the opening feature at Walla Walla fair in the five eighths mile dash with a quick 1 30 time. About 2000 spectators witnessed the program as E A Armstrong and Braden Gerking led Drumheller string to a second place in the Round-up relay.
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Walla Walla Fair
E. A. Armstrong
Braden Gerking
Westersday Results Highlight League Games Across The Nation
American League standings show Philadelphia 4 Detroit 0 in a 4 to 0 win for Philadelphia while St Louis edged Washington 7 to 5 and Cleveland beat New York 56 to 4. Boston Chicago games postponed by rain and no National League games today. Philadelphia 2 Chicago 015 Boston St Louis 1 Brooklyn Pittsburg game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Exhibition twirling duel ends in tie at Vancouver ball park
At Vancouver E Ing ersoll and Kantlehner staged a pitchers duel as rain halted play in the seventh with Vancouver tied 2 2 after Kantlehner held the hitters. Ingersoll allowed no hits through the third, while Kantlehner and Brottem shared the fielding gems and the darkness ended the game.
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Kantelhner
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Kantlehner and Brottem
Mother of Eighteen Children Proclaims Cure Claim
Mrs. C J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia says she suffered five years with stomach trouble and weight loss until using three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets. She now weighs 168 pounds and can eat anything, praising the tonic and offering local verification to readers.
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Arthur Reginald French Inherits Baron De Fraine Title
Dublin report states Arthur Reginald French, a U S army private, becomes Baron De Fraine after his father's death, inheriting a 30 000 acre estate. He is the late baron’s son by his first wife and listed in the Utle line.
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Arthur Reginald French
U. S. Army
de Fraine
French
Eighth Cavalry
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy
An advertiser from Oriole Pennsylvania claims diarrhoea was cured after one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given by merchant Mr Yorks. The note asserts that ordinary diarrhoea can usually be treated with one or two doses and that the remedy is sold by all dealers.
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Wile
Pendleton
Pen- Gleton Drug Co
Good Roads Plan Ties Lincoln Memorial Highway Aim
About 500 good roads enthusiasts including governors of Illinois Iowa Colorado Utah and Nebraska meet in Lincoln to back a coast to coast highway as a Lincoln memorial. They aim for a highway as smooth as a city street and as durable as the best east to west route, with federal and state cooperation to be ready by the Panama-Pacific Exposition opening in 1916.
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Congress
George E. Parlaco
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Lincoln Memorial Association
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Mich
Branc
John H. Morehead
New York City
Plan for vast highway ties four pioneer trails into world’s longest road
Conference day one discusses unifying existing overland routes from Chicago to Salt Lake City into a single highway. The plan would use the Midland Trail, the Omaha Lincoln Denver route, the River-to-River road, and the Tri-Cities Rock River road, relying on trails still in good repair though costing many millions to weld as one continuous road-bed. Local committees have begun collecting funds from many supporters despite the scale of the project.
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Edison Wants To Work Despite Illness Says Inventor Is Fine
Newark September 23 Thomas A Edison after a period of indisposition that caused concern among friends asserts he is in good health and ready to resume his work. The veteran inventor emphasizes no lasting ailment and plans to continue his research and projects.
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Los Angeles
L. W. Whittaker
Whittaker
Inventor
Newark
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Indigestion Remedies Mentioned in Ad
A fragment notes indigestion and constipation causing discomfort that rapidly subsides when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken sold by all dealers. The source reads as a dated testimonial style typical of patent medicine ads.
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Chamberlain
Ady
Meat Packer Forecasts Big Meat Price Drop in Ten Years
CHICAGO Sept 23 meat producers foresee a drastic change with predicted efficiency gains over the next decade. Analysts say higher output could lower prices while sustaining demand, signaling a major shift for consumers and markets.
Meat price rise warned by St Louis economist
Gustav Bischoff of St Louis, head of the American Meat Packers association, says porterhouse and other beef will top a dollar a pound in ten years if cattle production falls as population grows, predicting Americans may eat rice and potatoes but little meat. The piece also notes origins of phrases such as Hobson's choice from a Cambridge carrier.
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Porterhouse Ateik
Gustav Bischoff
St Louis
American Meat Packers’ Association
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