Barton-B. S. A. Opens Prep Season At the Park
Barton-B. S. A. and its prep squad prepare for a Saturday 3:30 opener at the park. Key players include M. Weatherbee and Tate for Barton and Archie Wildman Link Hayes and Danny Toulmin for the B S A as both teams showcase returning talent and fresh depth.
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Barton
the Park
Archie Wildman
Danny Toulmin
Link Hayes
Bum Malone
George Payne
A. Weatherbee
M. Gulp
Tate
Muths
E. Buck
Hayes
Wildman
Holly
Toulmin
Impeachment Trials Across States Highlight Reconstruction Era
The article recounts impeachments of governors and officials in multiple states during Reconstruction. It covers figures such as Sulzer and Holden, detailing charges of fraud, misappropriation, and abuse of power, plus the role of the Ku Klux Klan, military action, and court outcomes.
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Willam H. Holden
North Carolina
Pember
Alamance
Cas- Well
Holden
George Kirk
Widen
Supreme Court of
Holdan
Ku Klux Klan
North Caro
Carolina
Onl
Oneyeen
Arkansas
Clayton
Ara
Future
Married Couple Indicted for Mulching Land Contracts
In Leavenworth Kansas on October 17 a federal grand jury indicted Don A Moun Day and D L W Moun Day his wife of Topeka on twelve counts of using the mails to defraud. They sold New Mexico land through the American Sugar Manufacturing and Refining Company with 45 agents in fifteen states and are accused of taking between 200000 and 300000 dollars.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Don A. Moun
D. L W. Moun
Topeka
Moun
New Mexico
American Sugar Manufacturing and Refining Company
Yale Thirteen In Hospital Squad After Practice
Yale football practice left two players out for Lehigh with injuries Marting suffering a head cut and Thompson a twisted ankle. Caldwell, last year's freshman center, likely to start Saturday. The hospital squad now lists thirteen as the varsity scored four touchdowns against the freshmen yesterday.
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Rot
Bari
M. Weatherbee
Ervin
A.se
Tate
Sam McCants
Co. A
P.J. Holly
New Haven
Conn
C.C
Yale
Marting
Thompson
Lehigh
Caldwell
Bogash Jr Wins Blue Grass Stake At Blue Grass Meet
Frank Bogash Jr wins the Blue Grass stake in straight heats over Del Rey and Herman Wenger. Flower Direct takes the Cumberland 2:05 pacers after dropping the first heat to Walter Cochato. Bright Axworthy takes the 2:15 trot in a straight heat, and Sim Todd wins the 2:20 trot in straight heats at Lexington.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Cumberland
Blue Grass
Flower Direct
Walter Cochato
Frank Bogash, Jr
del Rey
Herman Wenger
Bright Axworthy
Sim Todd
Harvard Works Hard For Holy Cross Game
Harvard's football eleven held a tough scrimmage with the second and freshman teams in Cambridge. The varsity scored two touchdowns and a safety while defending its goal line. the freshmen stopped their heavier opponents at the one yard line.
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Harvard
Holy Cross
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Suc
L. Withington
Parmenter
Marconi In New Auto Crash Near Bologna
William Marconi wireless inventor was in a second automobile accident in Italy this morning while traveling with his wife toward Pontecchia. The collision with a cart caused the car to strike a horse and shatter all the glass. none of the occupants were injured.
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Associated Proes
Bologna
Italy
William Marconi
Pontecchia
World Tour Team Leaves New York for Chicago Trip
A group of National League players, led by John J. McGraw, departs New York for Chicago to start a round the world baseball tour with the White Sox. Giants alums such as Larry Doyle Charles Tesreau Christy Mathewson Al Demaree Chief Meyers Arthur Fromme George Wiltse and Fred Snodgrass travel, some with wives.
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New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Charley Comiskey
Giants
Pacific Coast
New York
National League Baseball
John J. McGraw
Chicago
White Sox
McGraw
Larry Doyle
Charles Tesreau
Christy Mathewson
al Demaree
Chief Meyers
Arthur Fromme
George Wiltse
Fred Snodgrass
Bryan Praises Wilson in Iowa Address
Secretary of State Bryan told a Dubuque audience that much legislation would pass when Congress reconvenes. He praised President Wilsons peace policy and did not comment on the Mexican situation. He plans to speak today at the Waterloo daily show.
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Warmoth
Louisiana
Henry C. Warmoth
P. B
Ames
Mississippi
Albert Ames
Senate
A. K. Davis
Alexander K. Davis
Mes
Associated Press
Dubuque
Bryan
Congress
Wilson
Daily Show
Waterloo
Milwaukee Evens Up With Denver Team
Milwaukee evened the series for the minor league baseball championship by defeating Denver 5 to 3 in Denver. The Western League and American Association pennant winners now have two games each. Next game set for Saturday.
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Denver
Colo
Milwaukee
Gilbert
Block
Stapnicka
Hughes
Herrmann's Plan Finds No Champion
New York report says President Lynch of the National League aligns with Ban Johnson of the American League against abolishing the world championship series. Hermann's interleague proposal would include all major league clubs, drawing opposition from Giants manager McGraw and NL officials.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Ban Johnson
August Hermann
Lynch
National Baseball Commission
McGraw
New York Nationals
Herrmann
Navy Regulars Drill In Forward Pass Tactics At Practice
The Naval Academy regulars worked on defensive tactics while the scrubs were told to emphasize forward passes. Vaill at quarterback shows command of the position, and Ingram with Overesch continue to contest the left end spot.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Vaill
Ingram
Overesch
Columbus Boxer Refused After Claimed Foul
A scheduled 16 round bout in Cincinnati ended in the eighth round when Grant Clark of Columbus claimed a foul blow by Gus Christie of Milwaukee. Referee Joe Choynski said he saw no foul and ordered the fight to continue. Clark refused and Christie was awarded the decision.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Grant Clark
Columbus
Ohio
Gus Christie
Milwaukee
Clark
Joe Choynski
Choynski
Christie
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