Army and Navy Ready For Great Grid Contest
The Army and Navy football game at Franklin Field today was set amid ideal weather. The 17th meeting between the services features Keyes for Army and absence of Dalton for Navy, with Army favored 5 to 4. Taft, cabinet officers, and thousands attended, as West Point and Annapolis cadets filled stands. Referee Sandford, Umpire Sharpe, and Head Linesman Smith officiated. periods were 15 minutes.
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Elphia
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
National Service
Naval
Dalton
Keyes
Yale
Carlisle Indians
Midshipmen
Swarthmore
Lehigh
Bucknell
United States
Taft
Secretary of the Navy
Cadets
West Point
Diplomatic Corps
Senate
House Naval
Congress
Pennsylvania
Stovall Retained as Manager of St. Louis Americans
Rob ert Hedges, president of the St. Louis American League team, announced in Los Angeles that George Stovall would continue as manager. He denied trying to hire Roger Bresnahan as manager and said Bresnahan was not available to leave the National League.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Robert Hedges
St. Louis American League Baseball
George Stovall
Hedges
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Nationals
Stovall
Bresnahan
Dying old time telegraph operator Alfred de Pinkey Weaver
Alfred de Pinkey Weaver longtime Associated Press operator in Montgomery is dying of tuberculosis. He gained national notice for a claimed process to harden gold without alloy and was known for numerous inventions that never reached the market.
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Montgomery. Ala
Alfred de Pinkey Weaver
Associated Press
Weaver
Montgomery
Negro inmate in Enid hangs himself in jail cell
In Enid Oklahoma on November 30 Roy Dixon a Black man convicted of murder hanged himself in his jail cell using a rope made from bedclothes. Authorities believed commutation efforts might succeed and feared a lynching by members of Dixon's race if he were released.
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Enid
Okla
Roy Dixon
Dixon
Baltimore Builder Edward M. Noel Is Found Dead
Edward M. Noel a noted Baltimore constructor of large buildings was found dead in his home. Araemic HGing is listed as the cause of death. His works include the Annapolis academy the Chicago city hall and the Fifth regiment Emory building in Baltimore where a Democratic convention was held.
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Baltimore
Edward M
Noel
Annapolis
Chicago
Emory
Marinello Shop Ad Highlights Skincare Services
An old classified style notice promotes the Marinello Shop at 67 St Joseph Street Bell, offering advanced chiropody scalp treatments bleaching and wrinkle care. All work done by trained staff.
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Marie E. Patterson
St. Joseph St
Bell
Barton and U M S Close Season Today
The Mobile prep school championship game at Monroe Park features Barton versus U M S at 3 15 PM. Officials include Courtney the referee Austin the umpire Crawford head linesman Goodbrad the timekeeper. Both coaches report peak condition for a fast battle following last season’s 12 to 12 tie.
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Monroe Park
Barton
Mobile
Courtney
Austin
Crawford
Goodbrad
Fire destroys Armour provision house at Union stock yards
A three story brick provision house at Armour and Co. Union stock yards burned last night causing an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. The fire started in the basement and quickly spread through the building, which stood among several other Armour plant structures separated by fire walls.
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Chuicagg
Armour & Co
Union Stock Yards
Armour Plant
Provision House
BIG Packing House
Heavyweights Seek Sparring Partners Ahead of Key Match
Jim Flynn of Pueblo, set to face Luther McCarthy in a 20 round white heavyweight elimination on December 10 at Vernon Arena, started training but lacks sparring partners. McCarthy trains at Venice and requests volunteers from north and east. Al Palzer travels from New York to Los Angeles for early sessions before meeting the winner on January 1.
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Los Angeles
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Luther McCarthy
Vernon Arena
McCarthy
Venice
al Palzer
New York
Western Union Wins Temporary Injunction Against L and N in Alabama
United States Judge W T Grubb granted a temporary injunction restraining the Louisville and Nashville Railroad from removing or interfering with Western Union Telegraph poles along the railroad right of way in Alabama. The suit stems from the railroad's notice that its right of way could no longer be used, with final hearing set for December 10.
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Western Union
Birmingham
Ala
United States
W. T. Grubb
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Alabama
Tm Western Union
Grubb
Beckham to Seek Senate Nomination Again
Frankfort Ky November 30 Former Governor J O W Beckham announced he would run in the August Democratic primaries for the United States Senate seat to replace Senator Bradley. Beckham previously sought the nomination but lost to Bradley amid factional politics in the Democratic legislature.
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Frankfort
J. O. W. Beckham
United States Senate
Bradley
Beckham
Boscoe Defends Navy Bantam Title in Norfolk Bout
Norfolk, Va. Nov 30 Kid Boscoe of the U S battleship Louisiana retained the navy bantamweight championship by knocking out George Huben of the battleship New Hampshire in seven rounds last night.
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Norfolk
Kid' Boscoe
United States
Louisiana
Navy
George Huben
Battlesh Iy
New Hampshire
England Wins Davis Cup Title in Melbourne
England won the Dwight F. Davis Cup in Melbourne by taking three of five matches against Australasia. J C Parke and Charles P Dixon led in singles, with Parke defeating Heath twice and Dixon losing to Brookes. The final score read England three, Australasia two as Parke sealed victory. Lord Denman attended with officials, and conditions were fine on the turf courts at Warehousemen's grounds.
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Melbourne
Australia
England
Dwight F. Davis
Norman E. Brookes
A. W. Duunlap
Australasia
John ©. Parke
A. E. Beamiss
Parke
Heath
Brookes
Dixon
Australasian
Lord Denman
Commonwealth of Australia
Red Player Charged With False Pretense
Cincinnati national league player John B. McLean known as Larry was arrested for obtaining money under false pretenses. He was released on a 560 dollar bond after cafe owner Clifford Langdon swore to the warrant claiming a worthless check was cashed.
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Cincinnati
John — B
Larry) McLean
Clifford Langdon
McLean
Marion Institute Football Team Receives Roaring Home Return
Marion Alabama hosts a large crowd to celebrate the Marion Institute eleven after a 48 to 0 win over Spring Hill College in Mobile. Fans parade with a big orange and black float, band music and a bonfire mark a historic season for the small college squad.
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Marion
Ala
Marion Institute
Mobile
Spring Bil College
Seminary
Judson College
Dixie
America
Collegians
Birmingham High School
Institute Eleven
Carter
Howard College
Anniston College
Birmingham College
University of Alabama
Spring Hill College
Old Glory Sale Tracks Strong Ethereum? (Note: This line is placeholder. final must be sourced from provided text.)
The best price at the Old Glory sale was $2,050 for Baron Ward King a 2:13 3-4 trotter sold to Lieutenant Rudolph Henn of Vienna. The sale will close today.
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New York
Baron Ward King
Trotter
Rudolph Henn
Vienna
Americans challenged for Polo Cup series in 1913
The Hurlingham Polo Club in London on Friday sent a challenge to the American Polo Association for a series of games for the American cup. The challenge states the match should be played in the United States in 1913.
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London
Hurlingham Polo Club
American Polo Association
United States
Flimsy Attire Fatal For Movie Scene In Florida
In Tampa on November 30 a torch dance set fire to flimsy clothing worn by two African American actors for a moving picture syndicate. Will Jones died from burns and Henry Makers escaped by leaping into a creek but is expected to die from injuries.
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Tampa
Fla
Moving Picture Syndicate
Will Jones
Kenry Makers
Dames
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