Indiana University Opens With Large Enrollment and Changes
Indiana University began a new year in Bloomington with enrollment likely to top 1,400, surpassing 1,285 last year. The campus sees numerous improvements including a stone fence, Jordan Field fencing, a painted gym, and a new Science Hall nearing occupancy. Faculty reshuffles place seasoned men in key roles, with renamed deans and professors from England and Europe joining, and athletic prospects look strong as football team selection is pending.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Indiana University
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England
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Purdue At Practice In Lafayette After Big Win
Purdue football drill in Lafayette grows more aggressive after the Franklin victory. Coach Best adds quickness work and a new assistant R W Tidrick aids scrubs while Best focuses on varsity. Captain Leslie injures a hand but plans to play. concerns over lack of heavy linemen noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Franklin
H. Boyer
Pamandes
Drake College
Notre Dame Struggles as Coaching Vacancy Persists
Notable senior team confusion at South Bend as Farragher prepares to return to Notre Dame to coach the line men this week. The forwards coaching gap remains clear and few accidents have happened to the players so far in training.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Farragher
Notre Dame
Colony Life and Food Health in Philippines
A soldier recounts severe malaria and digestive distress in the Philippines, treated by Grape-Nuts. After eighteen months of use he reports restored digestion and well being, praising the food’s health benefits and flavor as life saving.
Notre Dame Football Preview Amid Coaching Shuffle and Injuries
The article discusses Notre Dame football with players Salmon Nyere Lonergan Draper Funk and Piel in the backfield and ends, while O'Dea Farley and others shape the line. It notes injuries sidelining key players and the uncertain coaching situation after the university lacked an athletic director. The team relies on veteran backs and scrubs stepping up, with Dy's game revealing two weeks of training impact.
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Dear
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Piel
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Nyere
O'Dea
Farley
O'Connor
Desmond
Holmes to Attend Northwestern Law Inaugural
In Chicago on September 30 a letter from Oliver Wendell Holmes confirms his acceptance as guest of honor for Northwestern University Law School’s inaugural exercises on October 27. The event, moved due to President Roosevelt’s Western trip cancellation, will feature a luncheon and a banquet hosted by the Chicago Bar Association.
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Chicago
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Bench
James
Northwestern University
Roosevelt
Lee
Ne Pre
Holmes
Law School
Chicago Bar Associa
Indiana Yearly Meeting Opens in Richmond Amid Talks of Division
The eighty first Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends begins in Richmond Ind with ministry and oversight session. A key issue is the potential division and creation of a new Marion Ind Yearly Meeting, based on petitions from Fairmount Marion and Wabash Quarterly Meetings. The report from a committee is awaited, with decision expected early in the session.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
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Western
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Thomas Miller
Miami
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Goldie E. Thompson
Friends’ Chapel Monthly Meeting
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Westfield
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Czar's Creek
Marcilla Cox
Pleasant Plain
Charles E. Hiatt
Elwood Scott
Esther Pugh
Charles Replogle
Rachel B. Hill
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Levi F. Cox
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Ladies golf in fog at Brookline championship qualifier
Nearly ninety women compete in a misty three mile eighteen hole qualifier at Brookline Country Club. Miss Margaret Curtis and Miss Louisa Wells tie for first with 89. Miss Ruth Underhill and Miss Georgianna Bishop tie for third with 90. Fourteen players advance to first round match play with two ties to be settled tomorrow.
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Essex County Club
Manchester
Louisa A. Wells
Ruth Underhill
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. L
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn Golf Club
Bridgeport
J. T Hubbard
Harbor Hill Club
Staten Island
Alex. McGregor
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
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Genevieve Hecker
E. A. Manice
Bessie Anthony
Glenview Golf Club
Chicago
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Miss Anthony
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Miss Hecker
Essex Country Club
Anita Phipps
Springfield Country Club
Emily N. Lockwood
Lexington Golf Club
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Mollie Brownell
Agawam Hunt Club
Elsa Hurlbert
Morris County Country Club
Lenox Golf Club
W. M. Gorham
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Glenview Club
E. C. Porter
N. P. Rogers
Baltusrol Golf Club
Ruth Milne
Albany Country Club
Genevive Hecker
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Intercollegiate tennis results in Philadelphia finals set
The second day of the intercollegiate tournament produced many results as the singles semi finals were reached. All four semi finalists are Harvard men with Thurber and Warland advancing and others defeating Penn Princeton and Yale players to reach the last four.
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Columbia
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Tate
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J. Swain
Pennsylvania
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Yale
Buckhalter
E. W. Leonard
H. J. Kendall
Princeton
Warland
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A. E. Thurber
R. King
Harvard Beats Yale In Round of Competitors and Exhibitions
In round two A E Thurber of Columbia defeated J Wirt of Princeton 6-4 6-0. Harvard and Yale players posted scores. Doubles prelims saw King Kendall of Princeton beat Thurber Len. Clothier Leonard of Harvard won 6-3 6-? in doubles semis. Exhibition match Clothier Leonard Harvard defeated Alexander Wright 6-2 6-3.
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Rain Delays Motorcycle Race Finish Friday Night
In Savannah rain halted the Walthour Lawson five mile motorcycle race after the first heat. Walthour won the heat in 7 46 within about a sixteenth of a mile, with Friday evening set to conclude the race before Walthour faces Joe Nelson. Eaton won two straight heats over Turville in their three mile best two of three. In New Haven Yale football practice, Foster Harry Rockwell sustained serious internal injuries and cannot play this season.
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Inter Borough Series Ends In Deadlock After Two Games In Philadelphia
Boston and Philadelphia split a doubleheader on the Philadelphia grounds with the second game halted due to darkness. Boston won the first game 4 to 3 behind Willis and Pittinger while Philadelphia answered 6 to 1 in the nightcap with Frazer and Dooin providing the late runs. In Brooklyn, New York defeated the Brooklyn club 2 to 1 at Washington Park to leave the inter borough series tied at ten wins each as Newton, Ritter, McGinnity, and Bowerman pitched tight ball. Attendance reached 1,500.
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Carney
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Washington Park
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Khe Brooklyn
Newton
Ritter
McGinnity
Bowerman
Bresnahan
McGann
Sheckard
Irwin
Feast for the Indians Ex Judge Sullivan Presided at Banquet
Ex judge Thomas L. Sullivan presided a banquet at the Grand Hotel honoring Manager Watkins and the Indians team. About 100 enthusiastic supporters, including Emil Fertig and Cy Coulter, praised the players for a season finished under strain with hearty speeches and memories of tough games. Mayor Bookwalter attended briefly as the group toasted the manager and team.
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George Hoghever
Cy” Coulter
Emil Fertig
Boosters
Ancle Cy” Clark
Farmers’ Choice
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Fertig
Joseph Gasper
Robert A. Brown
August Kuhn
Thomas L. Sullivan
King” Fertig
Charles Ruschaupt
Captain Fox
Mayor Bookwalter
Sullivan
Watkins Penant Winners Inspire Indianapolis Fans
The Indianapolis club celebrates its pennant, with manager Watkins praised by fans and officials. Emil Fertig leads heartfelt thanks as players recount memories of a tough season and look ahead to a legislative push for Sunday baseball. Fans rally at the Grand Hotel then march to Washington Park for the game against the Cincinnati Reds.
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Ruschaupt
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August Kuhn
Joe Gasper
Gasper
Indianapolis
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Kellum
Heydon
Hoggie
Cincinnati Reds
Washington Park
Grand Hotel
Supreme Court Declares City Acts Valid in De Facto Governments
The Supreme Court today ruled not to recognize petitions challenging city government acts as unconstitutional. Following the Cleveland charter decision, all city governments affected will be treated as de facto and their acts valid until the new municipal code takes effect.
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Columbus, CO
Supreme Court
Springfield
Cleveland
Musketeer wins Bay Shore stake at Gravesend card
The Muskteer, favored at 1 to 4, led all the way to win the Bay Shore selling stake by one and a half lengths over Conundrum with Bellario two lengths back. Sombrero carried 118 pounds to victory in the second race, beating Andy Williams as the weather stayed clear and the track slow. Delmar-Harlem card l Scores and suspensions noted as six races at Delmar and a fair card at St Louis.
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Musketeer
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Sombrero
Andy Williams
Oefiant
the Musketeer
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ST. Louis
Dare
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Bas D'Or
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Chappaqua
Automile races postponed to October 25 at Grosse Pointe
Detroit reporters note rain again delays the automobile races set for today and tomorrow at Grosse Pointe track. Officials from manufacturers owners and promoters met and agreed to postpone the event for at least three or four days and reschedule for October 25.
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Mich
Grosse Pointe Track
Weathered card at Harlem meet with mixed odds
Chicago report notes cold rain and a sloppy track with an ordinary program. Winners and odds listed: Impetuous 4 to 1 Louise Collier 16 to 1 Lord Touchwood 3 to 5 Jack Demand 9 to 2 Lady Meddle some 4 to 5 Mary Moore 12 to 1. San Francisco supervisors approve reopening Ingleside track after years closed amid church and Civic Association opposition.
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Harlem
Impetuous
Louise Collier
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Jack Demand
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Mary Moore
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Ingleside
Civic Association
Oakley Grand Circuit trotting races postponed
Cincinnati event postponed due to rain. The Oakley Grand Circuit races will now run tomorrow afternoon as a result of the weather delay.
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Cincinnati
Electric light football thrills Marion crowd
Marion Owls defeated the Wabash Athletic Club 11 to 0 under electric lights at the ball park. Highley and Pike scored for Marion. Pike, a former Indiana University coach, helped seal the win. Short Ridge High School football for next Saturday was canceled due to ground issues. Sheridan High School will travel to Sheridan for the rescheduled alumni clash.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
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Wabash Athletic Club
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Pike
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Shortridge Eleven
Sheridan High School
Sheridan
First Day At Portland Fair Opens Amid Gloomy Morning
A misty rainy opening day at Portland Indiana fair tests spirits as exhibits arrive in greater numbers and all departments fill. Races canceled due to track conditions though organizers expect better weather and a strong racing schedule for tomorrow including a 2:20 trot and a 2:35 pace with multiple entries. Meanwhile Converse Fair promises strong harness and running races with large purse, Delaney Brothers money, balloon races, and notable events through Thursday and Friday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Journal
W. E. Tyre
Indiana
Converse
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Peru
Converse Gun Club
Amphion Athletic Club
Hartford City
Philadelphia minister recalls peaceful yet rowdy student riot
Charlemagne Tower, U.S. minister to St Petersburg, visiting Philadelphia, recounts witnessing a large student protest in Berlin. He describes 100,000 onlookers, laughing crowds, and patrols with riding whips as leaders were arrested, likening the scene to chickens scattering before orderly schoolboys.
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Yale
Cheap Pleasures in a Summer Railtime World
A Philadelphia Record column quotes a man with simple tastes who finds cheap summer pleasures in illustrated timetables. He samples travel lists from railways and steamship lines to imagine escapes, then faces a looming coal bill as summer ends.
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Suipe
Indianapolis and Marion Rapid Transit Schedule Fragments
Times show mixed service for Greenfield Knightstown Mooresville and intermediate stations from Georgia Meridian streets and Kentucky Avenue, with first cars around 5:37 p m and 5:45 a m and hourly patterns through late morning to evening. Details include connecting times at Union Station and hourly Brooklyn service noted in fragments.
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Cures Any Disease Advancing Cure Promises Quick Trials
A bold claim of a universal cure is presented, inviting readers to contact a doctor for trial treatments. The ad-style notice emphasizes rapid replacement of traditional remedies and targets individuals with chronic health concerns, urging action despite vague details.
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