Marmarth Suffers 6 Point Loss In Season Opener At Lemmon
Marmarth High School football opened at Lemmon with an uphill 6 to 0 defeat. Lemmon’s Green and Vetter starred in end runs and tackles while Marmarth battled hard despite injuries and a short rest after a prior game. Key Marmarth players included Comk and Carter, with Callahan kicking points for Lemmon and Thompson scoring.
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What’s The Matter With Los Angeles 1913 Opinion
A Los Angeles Record column argues that despite outward boom and booster rhetoric many residents face unemployment and low wages. It highlights circles of booming development and tourism alongside thousands seeking work and stable income, urging readers to scrutinize underlying conditions.
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Football lineup with multiple players and substitutes listed
The document lists players Harlan Robinson Roy Daniels R Will Stauma R Chas Green R E Phil Callahan Q B Clayton Callahan L H Will Thompson F B Elmer Vetter R H with substitutes B Chase E Trenner H Gilbert For G Downey R H E Downy F B Carter Q B Holman L T
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Mitchel Elected New York City Mayor and Big Tammany Victory
The win by John Purroy Mitchel signals a landslide against Tammany Hall across New York and nearby states. Critics blame Charles Murphy while Sulzer’s influence and rising public opinion push for accountability and graft probes.
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Grand Piano Contest Closes as Nesbitt Claims Top Prize
The Grand Piano Contest concludes after a late surge by Miss Nesbitt’s supporters, moving her from second to first to win the player piano. Final tallies list Nesbitt 434,000 votes, with Admiral Liedschlag in second, Gertrude Haynes third, and a tied fourth between Miss Christie McPherson and Miss Hazel Munyon. prize details include a 26 piece silver set and a 16 piece silverware service.
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Huerta Delays Reply In Official Quarters
In unofficial circles here and at the United States embassy there are emphatic denials of any receipt or action on a communication from the Americas government. No indication of a reply from Provisional President Huerta had been received by press time, November 6.
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