Associations Move to Ban Athlete Writers at Paris Olympics
New York January 5 The American Olympic team could face a literary moratorium by the Amateur Athletic Union and the United States Lawn Tennis Association targeting stars like William Tilden and Vincent Richards. The AAU argues to curb commercial writing by athletes while past cases such as Johnny Hayes are cited to justify preventing athletes from writing during and after the Games.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Associon
Amateur Athletic Union
Paris
The
Tennis Association
William T Tilden
Vincent Richards
Tae AA. WU
Big Fish
Charley Padock
Loren Murchison
Murchison
Paddock
Paadock
Boswell
AA. U
Johnny Hayes
London
Dorando
Hayes
Greer to face prosecution in Dines party shooting case
Los Angeles January case against Horace A. Greer, chauffeur for Mabel Normand, is pressed as witnesses are named. Dines, Edna Purviance, and Mrs Edith Burns are set to testify. Normand and Purviance reportedly improving from hospital.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Horace A. Greer
Mabel Normand
Courtland
Davies
Dines
Miss Normand
Edne L. Purviance
Herman Cline
Greer
Cline
Lieut
Jarvis
Folk
Cling
Edith Burns
Miss Purviance
Good Samaritan
Companion of Rockefeller Drops Dead at Ormond Links
Flora Ormond Beach January reports a sudden death on the Rockefeller winter estate golf course. Ashton Harvey, a wealthy New York man and close friend of John D. Rockefeller Sr., collapsed at the first tee while Rockefeller stood nearby.
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Ormond Beach
Flora
Jan
Joh
Rockefeller Sr
Ashton Harvey
New York
Ormond
Here
Harvey
Rockefeller
Columbus judge sentences Harmison in stock case
Judge Dachan sentenced Harmison, former VP of the defunct R. L Collings Co., to three years in prison and a $3,009 fine for misappropriation related to stock sales. The court overruled a request for a new trial and a stay was granted on some terms.
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Columbus
Comaina
Judes Dachan
Dn Harmison
Coambas
R. L Collings Company
Ohio
Harsean Rece
Moton
Dew
Harrison
Tutankhamen Tomb X-ray May Reveal Secret
In Luxor Egypt on January 5 Howard Carter leads Egyptologists with the tomb of Tutankhamen. They expect X-ray to verify the mummy in the sarcophagus before opening the lid around January 15. Carter’s health shows strain as tensions rise over the tomb’s reopening and superstitions linked to Lord Carnarvon’s death linger.
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Luxor
Egypt
Tutankhamen
Howard Carter
Pers
Tiehi
Carter
Hyneg
Lora Carnarvon
Divorce suit filed by Katherins Taulies
Woman files for divorce from Anton Reg'dac alleging frequent abuse and attacks by the husband and claims his brother aided the alleged misconduct. The couple reportedly married in Vu Tall and the wife states fear and departure to Earia.
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Katherins Taulies
Anton Reg'dac
Vu Tall
Piadiay
Ata
Franklin County Appeal Court Bond for Liberty Maintained
A court records that Franklin County Appellate Court holds a defendant on bail set at $30,006. The decision preserves the defendant's liberty pending further legal proceedings.
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Pranklin County
Dines Shooting Recalls Taylor Mystery in Movie Colony
The William Desmond Taylor murder case returns to public attention as details about the slain director, Mary Miles Minter, Mabel Normand and Ana Purviance surface. The doorway of the Taylor bungalow and the nearby Dines house frame the renewed inquiries.
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Dines
Taylor
William Desmond Taylor
Mary Miles Minter
Geles
Mable Normand
Ana Purviance
Rabel Normand
Mary Miles
Capital Rum List Dwindles as He Takes Up Probe
Peyton Gordon district attorney of Washington DC investigates the List of alleged rum customers seized in a raid. officials say the list claimed 1400 names is false. only about 200 names are given and none are prominent. market notes follow with stock moves and bond data.
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Peyton Gordon
Washington, D.C
Capital
Dear Mrs Thomason Advice Columns from a Turbulent Era
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century advice page features readers: a married woman seeking guidance on illness and family harmony, a fourteen year old in love, a youth dealing with a courtship, and two men asking about social conduct. Tone is cautious, moralizing, and aimed at modest behavior, with the Mrs Thomason persona offering prescriptive responses. This mix reflects era norms on gender roles, romance, and propriety.
Stock Market Mixed After Opening Decline In New York
New York trading opened with a tentative slide as early price moves indicated a cautious session. Investors watched bank shares and industrials while bonds held steady amid light volume and modest activity across sectors.
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New York
Marine Preferred
United States Steel
Gulf States
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Pan American Rising
Standard Ou
California
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
General Electric
King to Address Oberlin Joint Meeting
In Oberlin tonight at 6 15 Dean T W Graham will report on the Student Volunteer convention held in Indianapolis A large Oberlin delegation attended the event and discussed student problems. the session promises interest. A separate item notes a Thompson from Cleveland turning over in a Ford coupe on the Oberlin Elyria road near Stop 100 with damage but no serious injuries. A Park Hotel basement fire caused smoke but little damage. The Musical Union will fill vacancies in the quartet for Hora Novissima after the death of Reed Miller, with Margret Squires and James Price joining wife Madam Van der Veer.
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Oberlin
Jan
C. King
First Church
T. W. Graham
Indianapolis
Park Hotel
Atts A. Tulotson
Oberian
Reed Miller
Musical Union
Hora Novisetma
Miadam van der Veer
Oberlin Club Activities and Personal Notes
Oberlin clubs announce January meetings with locations and dates for W C T U, Southwest Sewing Circle, Child's Conservation League, D A R, Sorosis, Nineteenth Century Club, Literature Department, Oberlin Woman's club, and Woodland Avenue Thimble Bee. Prof Fisk returns from Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Prof John W Wetzel heads to Hartford, Conn. for teaching duties.
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Oberlin Woman's Club
Clarence J. Wright
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin Woman’s Club
T. B. Grant
East College Street
J. W. Eglin
Terborgh
Oberlin
Fisk
College Street
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
International Sunday School
Leson Committee
John W. Wetzel
Hartford
Conn
Hart
The Lure of the Church Address at Mt Zion Baptist
Prof Eugene Lyman of Union Seminary spoke in chapel yesterday noon on his way from the Student Volunteer Convention in Indianapolis. The Dunbar Forum of Mt Zion Baptist Church will address tomorrow at 2 PM with Dr I T Isom executive secretary of the Ohio Baptist General Association. The Mt Zion Baptist annual church meeting will be held Monday at 7 PM.
Garford Enters 14th District Delegate Bid in 1920
A. L. Garford announces candidacy to the voters of the 14th Congressional District for a Republican National Convention delegate in Cleveland in June. He states his first presidential choice would be Calvin Coolidge.
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14Th Congressional District
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
A. L. Garford
Ex Schoolmaster Takes Reins in Struggling Japan
Viscount Riege Fiyoura, named by Hirohito as regent to form a new cabinet, is an elderly former schoolmaster. In Wheeling, West Virginia, the river crested at 36 feet 4 inches then fell four inches by early morning.
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Japan
Riege Fiyoura
Reinoake
Acin
Hirohito
Wheeling
W. Va
Mrs Young Enthusiastic About L E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Annie Young of Charleston reports dramatic improvement after using L E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she was run down and unable to perform daily tasks before trying the product and now feels energetic and well. The testimonial urges other women to consider the remedy.
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Charleston
S.C
E. Pinkham
Annie Young
Amherst St
C. Rey
Young
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