Chicago Athletic Board approves seven game schedule
The Chicago Athletic Board votes to extend next fall’s football schedule to seven games while allowing some colleges to play as few as five. Board members discussed keeping the Maroons on a longer slate and possible changes to the arrangement with the Big Eight. Cornelius, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Indiana were mentioned in a broader plan to lengthen play.
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Gates
Echanle
Nhat
Ule Ranier
Rssuy
Chicago
Ulegram
Stagg
Staok Wetl
Tmlt
Parker
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Viet
Pelvilege
Cornel Umelane
Mohican
Choy
Sandow Mertes a Denver rival in league deal
The article notes Sandow Mertes moving to Denver and discusses a contract issue with the team. It mentions the coming season, league context, and the potential impact on Denver’s lineup.
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Sandow" Mertes
Denvers
Soulow
Denver
Sherty
Denver Elul
Dexter to Manage Des Moines
Vionhoot J Z Migain of Ue Dew iy Weoterd league elu Haw ened Charlie Dexter, the Chiowge hall player, to manage hid dour, Chee fer wiscowds Mike Kulley, who will Mae the Poronte Kwwtared Loaygui ea.
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Dexter
Des Moines
Vionhoot
J. Z. Migain
Ue Dew ‘Iy Weoterd
Elu Haw ‘Ened
Charlie Dexter
Chiowge
Hid Dour
Cheefer Wiscowds
Mike Kulley
Poronte
Loayguiea
Indians Work Out For Spring Meet Schedule
Coach Warner of Carlisle Indian School outlines field and track events for spring. Talented athletes target sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and distance events with key names such as Mount Measant, Thorpe, Exendine, and Thorpe among contenders. Baseball practice also underway with a 25 game schedule forthcoming.
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Glow
Warner
Carliste Indian Gchool
Mount Measant
Rogers
Thomas
Thorpe
Thotuie
Exendine
Mitchell
Nieodemay Dilly
Gardner
Mraldotelear
Allen
Atraldofatiear
Esendine
Warner Ty Rum
Gehoot
Enone
Milladelphia
State College
Syracuse University
Carlinle Indiana
Elmira
S. C
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Carliele Individ
Carnate
Plarrieburg
Prac Hce
Coweh Warner
Wescule
Janes Garlow
Newashe
Pltebers
William Ga
National Mothers congress re elects Mire as president
Mire Frederic Scho of Philadelphia is re elected president of the National Mothers congress. In Philadelphia an amateur boxing match ends tragically with Willie Robinson aged 19 killed during a bout with Charles Wolf. The senate amends salaries for surveyors general to 3000 dollars. The steamer Pomona wreck near Fort Rows on March 17 with all passengers saved.
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United States Powder Company
Coalmont
Ind
Baxter
Rufus Burne
Burns
Miss
United States
McLaurin
Mississippi
B. K. Tillman
South Carolina
Trenton
D. C
the Treasury
J. P. Edwards
New Amsterdam National Bank of New York
Mabel Woodham Neelley
Kalamazoo
Mich
Walter
Walter R. Day
Kentucky
Taylor
Floyd Day
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Kito
Hulse
Hoth
War Department
House
Smith
Sil
Transvaal
Prender Diamond Mining Company
Tte
International & Great Northern Railway
Kalas
Oklahoma
Las Paltonas
Mexico
Tearwall
Texan
Fanny Ritchie
Harry McCuen
Deasett Bys
Oklahoma City
Declarer McCuen
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African Republic of Liberia
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America
Frances
State Department
Monrovia
Washington
Australian Senate
Roosevelt
Australia
Commonwealth
Roet
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Elles
Bureau of Labor and Immigration
Supreme Court of Missouri
St Louia
Jacob Groner
Countess of
Mme
Cuba
Havana
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Dies Mears
Leek Joo
He Guntilaberger
Jodgy
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American athletes shine in Oxford field events
A. M. Atevena of Willimantic Connecticut a Yale Kthodes scholar won the high jump at six feet six inches and the hammer throw with 129 feet in the university meet at Oxford England. Woluehols of Florida was second in the hammer with 107 feet and SC Hall of Michigan won a 100 yard dash heat.
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Willimantic
Conn
Yale University
Crowlig Coltent
Oxford
England
Leele
FP. Woluehols
Florida
SC. Hall
Michigan
Large fire devastates Shoshone business district
In Shoshone Wyoming a major fire on March 16 destroyed much of the principal commercial area causing about 60000 dollars in damage. Also reported: Charles H Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners ill in San Diego. state GOP convention planned for May 7 in Cheyenne. several other local and national items including a murder case appeal, a mine and railroad notes, and bank troubles in Colorado.
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Fie
Feloon
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
San Dies
Cal
Republican State Committee
Velason
Cheyenne
Lunder
Patt
Tren
Ming
Missoli
Mont
Edward Neill
Helena
Gub Seppe Alla
Leo
Atorney
Alla
Bane Wlrn
William Nelms
Balaklava
Manassa
America
San Luis Valley
Roy
Leonard W. Snyder
Obie
Boys’ Minister of
Sn Leno
Lovada
John Slate
Namie Slater
Wisher
Ojsdel
Wyoming
Columbia
George
Ily Ford
Candward Holtman
Man
Untana Mine Owners’ Association
Northern Pacific Railroad
Sao
Inga Winsman's Bold Freedom For John Martin
Inga, determined to free her lover John Martin from a five year prison sentence for common rail work, travels from Alaska to Lincoln. She petitions Governor Shelton, pledges to handle her own case, and commutes Martin’s sentence on Valentine’s Day, then drives him to freedom in an open carriage.
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Wink
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Gos
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Ton
Inew Andersen
Dolin Martin
St. Valentine's
Teutrice
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Liga Andere
John Martin
Nebraska
Thales
Inga
Martin
Tagu
Wan
Quce
Alaska
Canyon City
ORION
John Stear Nye
Seatile
Gay
Sheldan
Paliway
Andersen
Gov. Shelton
Miss Yilly
New York
Tito
Ane
Widow Ends Her Famine Stand To Donor Bell Fund
A perplexing tale from Wak church recounts a woman who starved herself twelve years to fund the bell tower. She reportedly refused food to donate the earnings to church upkeep, spurring debate among villagers and the pastor about her motives and secrecy within the congregation.
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Wateroe Geruun
Howes
Ehurel
Chicken Stealing a Felony in Missouri Law Echo
A Missouri ruling affirms that stealing chickens at any hour is a felony under revised law. Judge Chant authored the opinion noting the update from a night only felony to a daytime offense. Two men, Cameron Boone and Richard Mates, faced related actions tied to a neighbor dispute and alleged crimes.
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Cameron
Boone County
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Burch Fuhow
Richard Mates
Jidge Crimes
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