Washington Versus Oregon Agricultural on Thanksgiving Grid
Washington faces Oregon Agricultural College at Recreation Park on Thanksgiving Day in a key match up after both teams showed stronger line plunging. Stekles Washington squad seeks improved ground game against a wary Agies unit fresh off a 6 0 loss to Oregon but aiming to sharpen its defense and offense.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Recreation Park
Steckle
Aggregation de Washington
University of Orefest
Wash
University of Oregon
Sophs and Freshies Prepare for Post Thanksgiving Football Test
Sophomores challenge freshmen to a game to be played after the Thanksgiving vacation. Freshmen expect to gain advantage if varsity players join their class team, while sophomores rely on experience to hold their own.
Sullivan Beats Gardner in 20-Round Fight in San Francisco
Mike Sullivan defeated Jimmy Gardner by decision after 20 rounds at about 142 pounds. Referee Jack Welch ruled Sullivan winner as Gardner was aided to his corner late, with Sullivan maintaining focus and long reach advantage throughout the bout.
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San Francisco
Mike
Sullivan
Gardner
Welch
Mellody Knocks Out Husky Jack O'Keefe in Spokane
Honey Mellody, a Sunday school scholar, scored his fourth knockout before the Spokane Amateur club. He stopped Jack O'Keefe of Chicago in the fourth round of a scheduled 20 round bout. After seven rounds Mellody led and hammered the Chicago challenger. a hard right to the jaw in the 14th left O'Keefe out for several minutes.
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Spokane
Honey” Mellody
Jack O'Keefe
Chicago
Meliody
King
O'Keefe
City bowling league to choose 12 or 18 teams
A meeting of the board of directors of the city bowling league will be held Monday night at Frost & O'Neil 1206 First av to decide winter plans. They will determine whether the league should consist of 18 or 12 teams, with 12 favored by current preliminaries.
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City Bowling League
Frost & O'Neil
First
Woman Sues Chicago Track Expert for 50000 in Prom
Mina Meland, 25, testifies she acted as betrothed and valet to John O Neill, Chicago track elevation chief, claiming breach of promise after years together. She recalls assisting him at home and recounts his abrupt dismissal on a bitter February night as jurors hear details of their rumored romance amid the $20,660,000 elevation project.
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John O'Neill
Mabel Roeland
Anye Abe
Mina Meland
O' Neill
Inierpal
Wabash Avenue
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Uncle Jack
Goodby
O'Weils
Soo Ees
Ogee Seare
Hold-up Suspect Fred Wilson to Face Formal Charge
Prosecution plans to charge Fred Wilson with attempted robbery after a grocery store hold up at 2707 Piret. Davis identifies Wilson as the attacker who fled after a pursuit by Patrolman Frank Melvin. two others escaped. Wilson carried two guns and wore a dark lammer as evidence.
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McKint
Davis
Piret
Wilson Wee
Frank Melvin
Thage
Wilson
President’s stance on bill sparks anti administration fight
Millard of the Interstate Commerce Commission discussed with the White House the bill introduced yesterday and the president reportedly called it anti administration and said he would fight to the finish as the committee adjourned until Tuesday.
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Millard
Interstate Merce
Aft
Jews Celebrate 260th Anniversary of Jewish Arrival in America
The Temple De Hirach hosted a Friday evening commemorative service marking 260 years since the first Jews arrived on American soil. Speakers Ratéi Joseph and Abraham Hurwitz noted Jews’ historic global roles as the weeklong observance continues toward Thanksgiving. Music by the Tale band accompanied the service with patriotic hymns.
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United States
Ratéi Joseph
Abraham Hurwitz
Joi
Christobal Columbo
Yale Harvard football game shows windy day and scarce scoring
Various brief items report Yale losing to Harvard with Forbes scoring the only Yale point, plus semirelated scores from Pennsylvania over Columbia and Michigan over Oberlin. A strong windstorm hits Chicago with damage, and other updates cover a Burdon defense closing, timber cruisers in Washington, and a divorce filing in Olympia.
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Harvard
Forbes
Yale
Hoyt
Charge Filed Against Patrolman After Bar Incident
Police chief Delaney referred the case to civil service for investigation after Patrolman William Westedt faced charges of unofficerly conduct fake arrest and imprisonment stemming from an extra hour ordeal with Ed Taylor at the Magnolia bar. Proprietor Patrick Gleason and attorney Vince H Faben are involved as Gleason seeks exoneration. Westedt allegedly grabbed and shook Taylor during the arrest attempt as Gleason protested.
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Magnolia Bar
South Firntay
William H. Westedt
Civil Service
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Westedt
Ed Taylor
Gleason
Delaney
Vince H Faben
Faben
Weatedt
Taylor
Son
Delanny
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Mineton
Case T
Marshall Field Jr at deathbed as family gathers
In Chicago on a November day around five o'clock Marshall Field Jr was reported to be sinking. His father and stepmother were said to have gone to his bedside.
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Chicago
Marshall Field, Jr
House Breakers Reap Harvest in City Burglary Spree
Three thefts were reported last night with stolen goods valued around 250 dollars. W D Maddocks on Union Stables 1108th was burgled as intruders used a key, two rooms were ransacked, a gold hat a diamond brooch and a seal cape were stolen with losses about 170 dollars. A burglar known to have been in the city recently suspected. An entry at De Ry cafe owner was broken into with a pass key and trunk opened. About 1 am EB Rogan roomer at Cayuga case Western reported an overcoat and clothes valued at 75 dollars. Also notes a union meeting endorsing annexation of Ballard to Seattle urging union voters to support the move.
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Union
Maddocks
MD de Ry
Elwells
Rogan
Cayuga
Cameron
Would-Be Grass Widows Fail To Start Divorce Mill
In Judge Griffin's court Saturday, would be grass widows waited for divorce cases that did not proceed. The judge was absent due to indisposition, and no substitute could be found, causing the disappointed plaintiffs and their children to leave without divorces.
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Griffin
Lawson in Control over Railways Insurance Proxies
Lawson claims control over both the New York Life and Mutual Life proxies, while railway unions side with him against Harr. He offers no proxy figures. In New York the Armstrong insurance committee hears testimony on the Equitable Society foreclosure and King model houses, with Brown noting profits from subcontracts and Hyde overseeing the matter.
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Mas
W. Lawson
New York Life
Mutual Life
Lawson
New York
Armstrong Insurance Committee
Erald Brown
Equitable Society
D. H. King, Jr
Society
King
Brown
Hughes
Equitable
Tits Brown
Judge Winsor Delivers Address At Socialist Temple
Judge Richard Winsor will deliver an address at the Socialist temple located at Fourth and Pine Sunday evening. The topic for the Thanksgiving weekend is What Have the Workers to Fear fort.
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Fourth
Pine
Theskfal Fort
Portsmouth Treaty Ratified In Simple Formal Ceremony
The Portsmouth treaty was formally ratified at 4 o'clock in Washington with Baron Rosen representing Russia and Takhari representing Japan. Sidney Smith, head of the diplomatic bureau, was the sole U.S. official present.
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Washington
Baron Rosen
Russia
Takhari
Japan
Sidney Smith
United States
Encqualmie man declines mayoral nomination
lL. C. Mattall of Encqualmie has refused the mayoral nomination. He stated on Saturday morning that his decision is positive and final, and that even if friends pressed him to run he would decline to serve as mayor.
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Encqualmie
Mattall
Ter
Fatal hunting accident ends in Ravensdale death
Victor Zlantinellis aged 25 of Ravensdale died instantly when a shotgun slipped and discharged while crossing a stream. Coroner notified. no inquest. Survived by wife and child. Foresters' lodge member. Interment planned at Ravensdale. Admiral Bands to conduct autopsy on Pranch's body at Academy hospital.
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Victor Zlantinellis
Ziantinelli
Carroll
Hoye
Ravensdale
Foresters’ Lodge
Annapolab
Bands
Pranch
Academy Hospital
Isabel Hagner Aids Roosevelt Social Season Power Behind White House
Isabel Hagner, a beautiful and talented Washington woman, serves as confidant to Mrs. Roosevelt and drives the Roosevelt administration’s social season. Once the daughter of a prominent physician who lost a fortune, she now plans events with secretaries and supports her family as the cherished companion of the nation’s first lady in waiting.
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Isabel Hagner
Miss Hagner
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mra. Roosevelt
Famous Fight in Pictures at Grand From Cities
Pictures of the Huitt and Nelson bout draw big crowds in Grand From cities. The 82 269 frames promise clear action as Nelson and Coffroth profit from film rights while Britt promotes stage and betting reforms. Nelson tours the country, while Coffroth secures six thousand dollars for the rights and Britt holds one third of the profits.
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Colma
Huitt
Nelson
Nelvus
Carson City
Wan Amile
Jimmy Croffroth
Britt
Jimmy Coffroth
Spokane High School Eleven Expected to Win, Says Coach
Coach Smith of Spokane High School says his team will win the game, noting fast players and strong play. He credits the squad with beating nearly everything in eastern Washington and contrasts Seattle’s strong season with Spokane’s readiness for the contest.
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Spokane
Northwest
Seattle
High School Sophomores Top Freshmen In 11 4 Football
In a fast game on Friday near the high school grounds the sophomore eleven beat the freshmen 11 to 4. Both sides played quickly.
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