Impossible 100 yards in nine seconds debate heats sports pages
The Star Chronicle of St Louis reports quotes from Harry Hutchins and J P L Grovga about whether a 100 yard dash can be run in nine seconds. Experts say it would require perfect weather, wind, and pace, with many doubting the feat and noting no sprinter has achieved it.
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Cambridge professor questions 100 yards record claim
Dr Hugh Wilkes of Cambridge University, an authority on athletics, doubts a 100 yard time under one second. He notes a 8 1-4 second mark credited to George Seward lacks verifiable evidence and was recorded at Hammersmith on September 89, 1984.
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Forget to Lock the Doors Warns City Patrolmen
A long discussion stresses that homeowners and shopkeepers neglect patrol officers on night duty. Patrolmen habitually check doors, keep watch, and advocate using keys to secure premises. Businesses hire watchmen, but drag their feet in reinforcing security, risking nightly thefts and loss.
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Explosion Strike Claims In Grand Junction Incident
Fragmented report notes alleged explosion cause in Grand Junction with unclear details. Readable portions reference February date, local entities, and possible injuries or investigations amid chaotic transcription.
Reciprocity Between Cities Sparks Route Naming Debate
A letter from W. Glasmann of the Standard Publishing Co. urges Salt Lake City papers to call the Ogden to Los Angeles line the Salt Lake Route while Salt Lake papers resist labeling the Ogden to San Francisco path the Ogden Route. The exchange argues for reciprocal naming to honor local perception, with plans for a ceremonial dedication if papers align.
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Spirit of fairness prevails over saloon hours ordinance
City officials, led by Mayor Brawer, consider a midnight Sunday closing for saloons and gambling houses, with a 2 to 10 PM or 5 AM opening plan to protect taxpayers and morals. The council hearings supported delaying strict closing, while saloon owners and liquor dealers endorsed the adjusted hours after discussions.
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Captain Dudley Court Martialed in Boise Case
Boise March 4 testimony began in the court martial of Capt Starke D Dudley Fourteenth Cavalry charged with cruelty to a prisoner at Balse Barracks He allegedly imprisoned a private in a cell without food or water for forty eight hours a punishment to force public humiliation and to shame others into submission The account notes the confinement and degrading treatment as the core charge against the officer
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Theatrical Season Promises New York Comedy at Grand Opera
Prominent seasonal offerings highlight Brawster’s Billions described as one of the wittiest recent comedies. The San Francisco production features Pearl Girard in Dolly Varden with a coloratura role and elaborate costumes.
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Bartenders Face March Sth Schedule Crisis
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Fragments From Nebraska Item Offer Little Clarity
A damaged OCR note from Wennmsen Nebraska yields fragmented text about a carbolic aid and a rec losury of wranka wounit buftrige. Names and events are unreadable, leaving few concrete details and no clear outcome or participants.
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