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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
11
Western Oars Face Heady Tests In Yale Harvard Showdown
The Intercollegiate rowing clash looms between Yale led by Ed Leader and Harvard as the two favorites threaten a close finish at New London and Poughkeepsie. Washington’s crew is rising. Navy may challenge with its strongest lineup since 1920. An upset is possible if either favorite falters amidst strong competition.
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New York
New London
Yale
Ed Leader
University of Washington
Harvard
Poughkeepsie
Univesity of
Washington
Spock
Kingsbury
Wilson
Navy
Crossword Puzzle Looted by A Queer Word Collection
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Italy
Mareke
Camping Comfort Tips With Sleeping Bag Setup
The guide emphasizes a comfortable bed for camping. It praises sleeping bags for keeping cover in place and suggests two light blankets are warmer than one heavy one. It notes waterproof outer covers, optional air features, and a tarpaulin cover.
Legion Quarters in Indiana Accepted as National Headquarters
Colonel James A Crain national commander accepted Indiana built head quarters as the first unit in the state war memorial. He pledged to carry on memory and serve God and country in peace and war. Dunlap led the Macneee State college team scoring around points.
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Indianapodbis
Ind
Sunett
A.P
American Legion
James A. Crain
Legion
Indiana
War Memorial
Legias
Drain
Washington police vice squad ousted in reorganization
June 17. The metropolitan police vice squad, which handled most district law enforcement, was abolished by Colonel Frederick A. Fenning, the new police commissioner. The general reorganization is said to presage a broad purview of changes in the district.
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Washington
International News Service
Metropolitan Police
Frederick A. Fenning
Worldwide remedies praised in Lydia E Pinkham ad
The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal medicine, claiming ingredients from India Chile Italy England Japan and many countries. It extols decades of success in curing stubborn ailments and notes rising popularity despite a dubious origin.
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India
Chile
Italy
England
Japan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Unclear 1920s Football Schedule Fragments
Fragmented list shows matchups across teams including Nashville New Orleans Little Rock Birmingham Memphis Atlanta St Louis Chicago Boston New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh Jackson Hattiesburg Meridian Alexandria Vicksburg Laurel. Text includes many garbled team names and undefined venues making precise pairings difficult.
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Southern
New Orléans
Attanooga
Ewes
National
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louis
Boston
Cotton States Club
Jackson Deter H
Vicksburg
Hattiesburg
Alexandria Meridian
Monroe
Brookhaven
Laurel
Hern
Nashville
Mon Chattan
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Baseball score summaries from multiple leagues on various dates
National, American and minor leagues report scores across cities such as Nashville, Atlanta, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, Chicago, and more. Highlights include Baltimore over Syracuse, Buffalo routing Providence, and multiple coalitions of regional games with mixed results and postponed grounds.
Federal official killed in crash near Connecticut Avenue bridge
Harry A. Thayer chief of the supply division of the Veterans' Bureau and Marian Macias, wife and two others perish when Thayer's car plunges 75 feet from a Connecticut Avenue bridge. Macias and Thayer die at hospital. Marian survives after a stun period. Thayer, veteran of 1899 to postwar Navy service, lived in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
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Washington
United Press
Harry A. Thayer
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Woop
A. Macias
Matias
Thayer
Macias
Navy
Veterans’ Bureau
Stone
Bridge Construction Begins Over Mississippi in New Orleans
Work started today on the Mississippi river bridge in New Orleans after a War Department permit was issued. Test piling began as crews moved to assemble necessary materials, delaying the start by one day.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
War Department
Yard and Mississippi Valley Railroad seeks new line
The Yard a and Mississippi Valley railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to build 22 miles of track from Bryant to Bruce Mississippi.
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Washington
International News Service
Yarda and
Mississippi Val
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Bryant
Bruce, Miss
Farm wages rise over 60 years amid inflation
Department of agriculture statisticians find farm labor wages have grown more than 200 percent since the Civil War era. A laborer hired for ten dollars a month with board in grandfather's time now costs thirty four dollars, with a peak near forty seven dollars in 1920.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
American author wounded by leopard in Africa hunt
Stewart Edward White, American author, is hospitalized in Africa with leopard wounds after a hunting attack. His servant was injured as White and his party traveled to Africa in March for a nine month big game expedition using only ancient bows and arrows.
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London
United Press
Stewart Edward White
Daily Mail
White
United States
Africa
T. & Pope
University of California
Arthur Young
Rotes Addressed On Business Ethics
Cleveland June 1 Rotary address by Ham Thompson Elliott of Cathedral England, president of the Rotary International, decries moralists who are only professional and have no other standard of values. He condemns those whose ethics are confined to titles and appearances.
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Cleveland
Ness
Cham Thompson Elliott
Cathedral
England
Rotary
Rotary & Tionalee
Great Br
Irelan
Keep Cool and Fit with Wes tinghouse Fan
Keep cool when it swelters with a Westinghouse fan. It quietly circulates air and helps you stay alert. Built to last for many years, it supports steady productivity and comfort year round.
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Westinghouse
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