Utah and Colorado clash dominates Utah return home
Sporting and Athletic News reports Utah's football team returning from the defeat by Colorado College. Harvey Ward and Lowell Romney sparking Utah in a late drive but the Utes show cadence to a powerful Colorado squad. Team captains and critics weigh the upcoming contest with Princeton and Yale.
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Galt Lakt
Coloraddo College Tizers
University of Utah
Colorado
Utah
Gates
Harvey Ward
Lowell Romney
Ulan Boys
Lark Gardner
Tigers
McIntyre
Charlie Chaplin Comedy Heads to Alhambra Next Week
Readers are urged to see Charlie Chaplin in a four reel comedy as it comes to Alhambra next week. The note repeats the invitation amid enthusiastic chatter about the film and engagement.
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Charlie Chaplin
Alhambra
Military mounts offer rare bill at show
New York crowds enjoy a day of equestrian events with military mounts in full dress. Tom O'Shanter, a cheernut gelding owned by Clarence C. Stetton, won the class 109. Mackay's Hobbie Burns led the hackney pony stalls. Canada and Virginia provided strong entries in the hunt team competition linked to Maj. Joseph Kilgour's Toronto Hunt group.
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New York
National Guard
Tom O'Shanter
Clarence C. Stetton
Clarence
Mackay
Hobbie Burns
Canada
Virginia
Toronto
Joseph Kilgour
Penn seeks rebound after key setback vs Dartmouth
Philadelphia reports Pennsyl vania coach Gaston prepared for the Michigan game after a strong showing against Dartmouth. Quarterback Berry, who was benched after criticism, reportedly told the scrub team to report but did not join the journey to Boston, ending his status with the squad.
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PENN
Humble Badgers
Philadelphia
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Michman
Batunay
Horan Berry
Gaston
Wnt
Tool
Boston
Ertle Makes Hit With New Yorkers
Johnny Ertle of Saint Paul, recent bantamweight title challenger to Kid Williams, impressed in a bout by pressing Abe Friedman of New York despite reach and height advantages. Ertle used both hands to dish punishment, weighing 112 to 118 pounds in the contest.
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Ertle
New York
Johnny Ertleof
Paul
Kid” Williams
Abe Friedman
Ertie
Hrtedman
Dundee Beats Joe Rivers in Ten Round Tug of War
Johnny Dundee outslugged Joe Rivers in ten rounds at Wilkankee Wisconsin. Dundee dominated much of the bout with a sharp left hook and relentless pressure, while Rivers fought back valiantly, scoring late but failing to turn the tide.
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Rivers
Dundee
Johnny
Wilkankee
Wis
Joe Miyers
Johnny Dundee
Sratian
Joe
Rivera
Dandee
Dander
Cyclists Start Six Day Bike Race at Arena Track
Nov eleven riders from as many teams began the annual six day bicycle contest on the arena track. Ten hours a day are planned. Teams include Alfred Grenda and Fred Bills of Watertown, McNemara and Spears, Viert and Cary, Grim and Smart, Bedell and Magia, Cameron and Kaiser, Root and Hanley, Walthour and Carman, Duper and Moran, Raton and Maddes, Surran and Holbrook.
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Bixhay
Roston
Arepa
Alfred Grenda
Fred Bills
Watertown
McNemara
Spears
Viert
Corry
Grim
Smart
Bedell
Magia
Cameron
Kaiser
Root
Hanley
Walthour
Carman
Duper
Moran
Raton
Maddes
Su ‘Ran
Holbrook
Ritten To Study Farm Science At Columbia University
New York November 5 Willie Ritents former lightweight champion has become a rabta h boy and attends Columbia University under the extension teaching department. The training will prepare him to be a scientific agriculturist and defend his farm against trespassers through practical and scholarly instruction.
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Ritchie
New York
Wille Ritents
Thaughter
Evon Ually
Columbia University
Department of Extension
Wutehie
Willie
Maroons Prepare for Minnesota Clash in Open Style
The University of Chicago football team held an intensive drill today for the Minnesota game. All players who faced Haskell Indians were present except Knipchild, with the substitute quarterback out due to a dislocated shoulder. Geraldine Farrar boards at the Alhambra Sunday and Monday for Carmen.
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Aleaq
Princeton
N. J
Atlanta
Harvard
Yale
Gennort
Gowan
Dutterworth
Tibbett
Geraldine Farrar
Carmen
Alhambra
The Indispensible Horse Vehicle News Item
In a country town road conditions shift with weather and traffic. Autos rise when roads dry and slow when mud thickens. Horses remain essential, moving heavy loads and farm work as motor vehicles share the roads rather than displacing equine power.
Automobiles vs horse travel and market signals in western states
The text discusses road quality limiting automobile travel, keeping horses essential for winter and other seasons. It notes dealers maintaining stock, and Western state reports showing mixed business sentiment with some optimism and others cautious forebodings, yet overall signs of improvement in the industry.
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America
Raporta
Delr
Platinum in the United States in 1914 and 1913
Placer miners in California and Oregon saved 570 ounces of crude platinum in 1914, up from 483 ounces in 1913, per United States ecclesiastical survey statistics. Oregon led gains, with an 85 ounce rise. About 25.0 ounces of rectifiable platinum came from crude, valued at 22,625 dollars at 15 dollars an ounce. Additional 2.906 ounces derived from new material, domestic and foreign. The secondary platinum industry refined 49,856 ounces from old metals and jewelry. Even with reduced imports, U S stocks likely meet domestic needs.
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California
Oregon
United States Ecclesical Survey
Actep
Dewelry
United States
The Buggy Business Report On Demand And Outlook
Reports from manufacturers and dealers on current buggy demand vary by focus and market segment. Prospects for future business depend on regional activity, financing, and consumer interest as the industry adjusts to shifting transportation trends.
OFT CHINESE DRUG FRAUD EXPOSED IN CHINA ADVERTISING
An analysis of Iiptan shows the widely sold nostrum in China is almost worthless. Advertised as a medicinal pellet, the product is said to be manufactured by a Japanese maker and contains only a perfume like aroma with minimal detectable drug content. The chemist found little genuine medicine, noting the absence of potent alkaloids, iron, laxatives, or emodin, exposing a large fraud against Chinese consumers.
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China
Fragmentary quirky ode to a horse and dog in a satirical vent
A fragmented text snippet mocks a senator and a famous eulogy, referencing a horse and dog with odd phrasing. It blends odd descriptors and unclear targets, presenting a garbled, surreal passage rather than a cohesive news item. No clear events or identities emerge.
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Ana
Vent
Moss furrows and a heroic view of fate in a stormy scene
In a tense early morning scene Mrs Geer and Hy join a wary search after a strange disturbance at a suburban home. A locked garage, careful whispers, and a sudden worry about their baby reveal a moment of quiet fear and parental concern as they assess what happened to their son who fell from the crib.
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Mrs. Geer
Sha, Geer
A Tender Foot Notices A Poker Dealer's Hidden Aces
In a western mining town a tender tool behind the dealer watches him slickly deal four aces from the bottom. He whispers to a native observer who calmly replies that it is his own deal, a sly old trick. The scene unfolds with quiet Ordnance style.
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Tenderfoot
San Antonio Express
Mystery Cries Out At Dark Home Break-In
About 2 a.m. Hy and Mrs Geor awoke to a mysterious sound. Hy urged listen as they sat up in the dark, believing someone was breaking into the garage. No further details provided in readable text.
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Hy Geor
The Pleasures of Youth Puzzle Riddle
A school scene prompts pupils to choose between three bags with two apples or two bags with three apples. A clever student answers three bars with two apples in each bag, noting the extra attempt to bust. The quip highlights early math insight and humor from Avants Journal.
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Harry
Avants Journal
A Real Hero and the Pret Agent for Villat
Fragmentary OCR suggests a headline about a man acting as a pret agent for Villat and a real hero figure. The passage mentions roubles and a prim donna but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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Villat
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