Milburn and L S A Line Up Strong For Saturday
The article outlines Auburn and L S A football lineups and key players for the upcoming game. It notes Dwyer, Dupont, Dutton, Mobley, Walker, Spencer, Crawford, and Donahue on the Auburn defense and offense, with L S A counting on experience and a strong Baton Rouge and New Orleans presence for support.
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Milburn
Latjie
Dwyer
Dupont
Formingham
Auburn
Mississippi A
Dutton
Mobley
Walker
G. Spencer
Crawford
Donahue
L. Ls. A
Tigers
Alabamians
Mississippi A and M
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Mobile
Counselman
Buster” Brown
Dartmouth
Austin
Spring Hill
Hickman's Great Work Wins for Mississippi
Mississippi college football team defeats Henderson-Brown 7 to 2 in Arkadelphia and previously beat Ouachita 22 to 4. Fullback Hickman scored Mississippi’s lone touchdown against Ouachita and kicked the goal, continuing his spectacular run as the team swept Arkansas opponents. Henderson-Brown’s strong line faltered in the first half.
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Associated Press
Arkadelphia
Ark
Mississippi
Henderson-Brown College
Arkansas
Ouachita College
Hickman
Ouachita
Henderson
Johnson Hits Freely as Giants Edge Nationals in Mitchell Park
Joplin report says Walter Johnson pitched three innings for Chicago, holding New York to six hits, while Christy Mathewson did not appear. New York won 13 to 12 after a seesaw game with Chicago scoring 12 and New York 13. Johnson Benz Faber and Schalk on Chicago side. Hedine Fromme Meyers for New York.
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Associated Press
Joplin
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
New York Nationals
Johnson
Chicago
New York
Mathewson
Johnson, Benz, Faber and Schalk
Hedine
Fromme
Meyers
Langford Stops Lester In Early Boxing Bout
Sam Langford of Boston defeated Jack Lester of Cle Elum in Taft California, knocking Lester down multiple times. Lester failed to rise after the fifth round as the bell rang, giving Langford the victory in their twenty round scheduled bout.
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Sam Langford
Associated Press
Taft
Cal
Boston
Jack Lester
Cle Elum
Wash
Lester
Langford
Eastern Teams Edge Weather For Grid Practice
Eastern football squads cope with rain and mild weather while planning for a heavy schedule next Saturday. Harvard leads with undefeated record along with Dartmouth and the Army, as Yale, Cornell, and Pennsylvnia pursue key clashes and prep for major battles later in the season.
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NEW /YORK
East
Harvard
Yale
Washington
Jefferson
Colgate
Eli
Polo Grounds
Cornell
Cambridge
Boston
Army
Tufts
West
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
Navy
Busch will probate will worth sixty million dollars
Adolphus Busch died and his will, to be probated in St. Louis, reportedly disposes of about 60 million in holdings across breweries railways real estate and other interests. A trust company may be formed to manage the estate with Charles Nagel likely to head it, and most assets expected to go to the widow and children.
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Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Associated Press
Charles Nagel
Mr. Busch
Texas Realty
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Germany
Cooperstown
N. Y
No Quarrel for Huerta's Eyes
London commentary compares Mexican election fallout to pre Cuban War era. The Daily News labels the vote a farce and notes Huerta cannot embroil the U.S. with Europe. Time counters Huerta’s aims. Time cites rebels advancing and President Wilson seeking Mexico’s good. The Daily Graphic doubts any Huerta ploy altering Washington’s stance.
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Associated Press
London
Chronicle
United States
The
Daily News
Huerta
Wilson
Mexico
Daily Graphic
Washington
Teutonic Narrowly Missed Iceberg Collision at Sea
News from New York reports the Teutonic escaped a collision with a giant iceberg on October 21 while en route from Quebec to Liverpool. Fog hid dangers as Captain James steered to avoid disaster. 400 passengers praised his skill.
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Associated Press
New York
Teutonic
Quebec
Liverpool
James
American Cotton Exchanges to Form National Organization
A conference in Washington with representatives from New York New Orleans Dallas Galveston and southern growers agreed to form a national exchange association to harmonize cotton grades. Agriculture Secretary Houston said the Liverpool and American standards are similar and Congress may need to act to approve the new system. The department will study the matter further as the conference continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Association of American Cotton Exchanges
Liverpool
Department of Agriculture
New York
New Orleans
Dallas
Galveston
Texas
South
National Exchange Association
Houston
Congress
Department
Dublin Strike Leader Given Seven Months Fine
James Larkin, head of the Irish transport workers strike, was convicted of sedition and inciting riot and sentenced to seven months in prison. His lawyers argued the case targeted a labor leader, not a criminal. The strike, ongoing since September, caused widespread distress as clergy opposed sending striking workers' children to England.
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Associated Press
Dublin
James Larkin
Larkin
England
Tennessee shuts out Davidson in muddy victory
In Knoxville Tennessee defeats Davidson College 9 to 0 in a rain soaked game with constant downpours. Carroll scores a 16 yard TD and kicks a field goal in the third period while fumbles and slippery play dominate. Walker and Creighton stand out for their teams.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Davidson College of North Carolina
Carroll
Davidson
Tennessee
Carrol
Walker
Creighton
Baltimore Baseball Club Formed for Federal League
A company was incorporated in Baltimore to organize a baseball club for the Federal League. A franchise has been acquired and an option on grounds secured. The enterprise has backing from several prominent Baltimore business men.
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Baltimore
Comny
Vanderbilt star tackle out until Thanksgiving after Michigan game
Nashville Tenn Oct 28 Vanderbilt star tackle Tom Brown will miss the game until Thanksgiving due to a broken bone in his foot and a broken neck cartilage from the Michigan game. The loss cripples coach McGugin's already weakened line.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Tom Brown
Vanderbilt
Leas
Michigan
McGugin
Nature Is Kind to a Man Shelved Socially
Fragmentary note suggests a man gains kindness as society shelves him, indicating social exclusion or neglect shaping his experience and perception. No clear event or identifiable figures are present.
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Shelven
Gtd
Attorney Held for Two Crimes in New Mexico
Alamo Gordo New Mexico October 28 Attorney H Major an attorney was arrested on a murder charge connected to the death of his daughter Eudora after the mother’s death and insurance money dispute. The body was disinterred and stomach analyzed in El Paso while Major’s new wife Isabelle Gibson an El Paso teacher lies gravely ill. Disbarment proceedings are pending against Major for allegedly disposing of client funds.
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Alamo Gordo
N. M
H. Major
Eudora
el Paso
Major
Isabelle Gibson
San Antonio
Texas
Attorney General of
New Mexico
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Durham Tobacco
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Durham
Davidson College
Cha Erty
Nter Federal League
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H. H. Major
Alamo Gordo, N. M
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the Peoples Bank
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Gulfport
Mississippi City
Ocean Springs
Pascagoula
Pass Christian
L. & N. Ticket Office
S. Royal Street
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Remington
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Brown Morgan Coals
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