Early Start for Eastern College Football This Season
With September under way, Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Cornell and Harvard begin early preps under new rules. Yale meets Lakeville drill while Harvard Haughton leads thirty players to Oceanville for rule hammering. Annapolis Princeton and Pennsylvanian cadets vary in timing as experts warn a dull season due to radical rule changes.
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Warward
Elis
Lakeville
Conn
Haughton
Harvard
Oceanville
Annapolis
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Harvard Boston aviation meet to test bombs on ships
Boston observers report the Harvard Boston aviation meet will include ten days of aerial bomb drops to gauge military use. Experts predict the trials could redefine battleship design and spark new armored, whale‑back vessels as observers from the U S Army Navy and foreign attaches watch.
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Boston
Harvard- Boston
United Blys Army
Theavy Department
Harvard
Clifford B. Harmon
Hmarwon
German American Trials in Boston Select Sender Boats
Nearly twenty boats are expected to contest tomorrow's trials at Buazzard's Bay to form the American team for the German American sender class race. The best Atlantic sender boats will compete for the honor of carrying the Stars and Stripes against the Germans.
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Boston
Buazzard’s Bay
Atlantic
Waterways League Cup Race Set For Jamaica Bay
The Waterways League of Greater New York and Long Island has scheduled a two lap eleven nautical mile race on Jamaica Bay for tomorrow. All metropolitan clubs are eligible with handicapping based on ivy ratings, and yachts of all sizes will compete for the championship cup.
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New York
Waterways League
Greater New York
Long Island
Jamaica Bay
Fighting Hoke Smith Triumphs in Backed Return
Atlanta July 2 reports celebrate Hoke Smith’s comeback after a knockout by Little Joe Brown. The former governor, now 55, receives congratulations on his birthday as speculation grows about his next Georgia governorship. Born in Newton North Carolina, he is described as a tar-heel by birth.
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Atlanta
Hoke" Smith
Little Joe" Brown
Hoke
Smith
Georgia
Hoke Smith—Hoke
Garden Smitha
Reno
Newton
N. C
Roosevelt in Nebraska arrives amid public welcome
Thousands of Nebraskans greet Theodore Roosevelt in Omaha on September 2 as he plans a public address and a visit to the Ak-Sar-Ben organization. The former president will proceed to Sioux Falls, South Dakota for an address scheduled tomorrow, following Taft’s earlier visit to the group.
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Omaha
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Sioux Falls
Apples to Be High
New York fruit commission houses report buyers say apples will be costly this fall and winter. U S crops show light yields nationwide except the Pacific Northwest. Ozark Missouri Arkansas area will be small. Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota decline. New York Delaware Ohio near last year. Pennsylvania expected short. Some southern areas may rise but totals remain small.
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New York
New York Fruit Commission
Pacific Northwest
Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Delaware
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South
Frog crop shrinks and quality falls in Minnesota
Minneapolis reports a drought hurts the frog crop with frogs less plump and plentiful than past years. The city known as the frog center ships hind legs nationwide as frog culture workers and merchants struggle with reduced supply and demand.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Natio
Minnesota
Newport Horse Show Opens With Elite Entries
Nearly all entries of the annual Newport Horse show are quartered in Newport under grooms trainers and veterinary staff. The event opens to the public tomorrow and runs through Monday and Tuesday with the equine aristocracy on display.
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Newport
America
Pacific Coast Track Championship Opens at California State Fair
Western athletes gather in large numbers for the amateur track and field championships at the Pacific Coast meet. The Sacramento event kicks off the California state fair opening tomorrow with competition across events and clubs from across the coast.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
Local Notes Highlight Washington Visitors and Camp Life
Richland Clarion notices Guy Gardner and family visiting from Washington stopping at James Sheridan’s home. Wake Neal of Washington resigns after 106 years guiding M. and Sunday school. Wake receives a gator-skin grip as thanks. Winfield Beacon reports Lauder Kennnedy and wife visiting, a dog incident, a gas lamp post break, and small-town social details. John Shields and daughters camp near Rubio on J. S. Martin’s land with tents and a comfortable setup. Chautauqua camping praised beside Skunk River bend with plans for a summer resort bayou cleaned by Mr. Martin.
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Guy Gardner
Washington
James Sheridan
Jin
Guy
Jim
A. F. Bridger
Wake Neal
Wake
Winfield Beacon
Lauder Kennnedy
Wm. Fishburn
Havel Fishburn
John Shields
Daughters
J. S. Martin's Place
Rubio
Skunk
Martin
Shields
Keota Eagle
Bicycle Riders In City Urged To Obey Ordinance
City officials warn the public to enforce Section of Ordinance No 32 restricting bicycle use on sidewalks. Riders must travel slowly with one hand on handlebars and not exceed ten miles per hour, with sidewalks off limits. The rule aims to align with the Code of lowal and curb privileges for bicycle riders.
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Wall
Thrasher Accident Injures Michigan Man
George Hooper of Standish area was injured when a thrashing machine cylinder broke loose crushing his skull and damaging his face. He is hospitalized five miles south of Standish with doubtful recovery.
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Standish
Mich
George Hooper
Here
Brick paving on East Washington ready for workmen
Bricks for J J McKeone’s paving blocks are arriving on East Washington street and residents expect a quick finish once the men begin laying the material. The setup is complete and work will move fast once the bricks arrive.
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J. J. McKeone
East Washington Street
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