Navy and Army Battle Ends 10–0 At Franklin Field
In Philadelphia on December 1 192? the Navy midshipmen defeated the Army cadets 10 to 0 at Franklin Field amid 25000 spectators. A placement kick and a late touchdown sealed the victory as Navy rallied in the second half. Northcroft kicked the goal after a clever fake play and Beavers and Spencer starred for Navy while Norton and Ingram led Army’s effort. CONTINUED ON SEVENTEENTH PAGE.
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Ightwlatera
Mrs Post's Case Ends In Defending Mental Healing
Helen Wilmans Post, a Seabreeze mental healer, ended a six year U S court case by paying a $50 fine, ceasing using mails for mental healing sales, and serving 30 days in jail. The 75 year old, in frail health, says she has spent about $25,000 on attorneys fees defending the prosecution.
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Fla
Helen Wilmans Post
Seabreeze
United States
Post
Grand Duke Vladimir Snores At Paris Premiere
The Grand Duke Vladimir caused Paris to smile during a Comedie Francaise premiere when his snoring erupted from a box. The nap interrupted the play as witnesses describe his lazy pose and a startled theater, with Parisian notices about royal visits and the grand duke’s residence relaxing.
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Paris
Washington Post
Grand Duke
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Paris Journal
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Fuel famine hits Nevada and Pacific Northwest towns
Nevada endures a fuel shortage with coal scarce in Goldfield Tonopah and Reno. Wood prices soar and lines form as a train load arrives to relieve Goldfield Tonopah. In Yakima Washington families face worse cold with coal cars held by the railroad and preparations to seize fuel. Spokane and nearby look to influx of British Columbia coal as relief nears.
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Nevada
Goldfield
Tonopah
Yakima
Waeh
Yakima Valley
Northern Pacific
Yakima City
Spokane
British Columbia
Promoter Lyman Missing After Embezzlement Indictment
Dr J Grant Lyman promoter of Goldfield Nevada indicted on embezzlement charges vanished from Pasadena. Sheriff orders arrest as Deputy searches Los Angeles hotels finding no trace. Latimer secretary of Union Securities pleads not guilty and is bailed. Additional charges likely, with mail fraud probe and record searches ongoing.
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Goldfield Company
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Pasadena
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Lyman
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Hotel Grean
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E. H. Latimer
Union Securities Company
B. F. Schaftels
Chicago
United States
Justice Solomon
Will Refuse to Resign Cuban Senators and Congressmen
Havana December 1 prominent Moderate party leaders plan to defy Gov Magoon by attending a palace conference and refuse to resign if asked. Gov Magoon today received the resignation of Gov Ateman of Santa Clara amid tensions over reinstating Liberal municipal council members after the death of Congressman Villuendas in Cienfuegos last September.
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Cienfuegos
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Fatal Quarrel Between Constables and Actors in Attschmort
One dead and two dying after a quarrel over receipts for a La Grange Missouri theatrical performance. Constable Hosea Duvall was killed. James E. Rohon and actor Orion K. Stuart fatally wounded. actor Roy Millard shot in body and arm. Rotor and Duvall seized trunks claimed by Gilbert Donaldson. Stuart and Millard allegedly opened fire. Train schedule details follow at end.
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la Grange
Hosea Duvall
James E. Rohon
Orion K. Stuart
Roy Millard
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Duvall
Gilbert Donaldson
Stuart
Millard
Japan Wants War Foreshadowed by French Press
Paris dispatch reports widespread belief in Paris that Japan seeks Pacific command and may push toward war with the United States. Officials in Tokyo deny imminent hostilities while noting Japan’s expanding ties with South American ports and "legitimate" aims. London awaits Roosevelt's Pacific policy note as anxiety grows over possible conflict.
England Japan's Ally Secret Treaty Recall
The piece notes public officials recalling a secret offense and defense treaty between Great Britain and Japan amid Japan's attitude over San Francisco schools. Senator Hansbrough questions if Japan would provoke a clash with the United States while relying on the Portsmouth treaty, implying allied complicity.
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Great Britain
Japan
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Portsmouth
Siates
Voight Is Convicted Of Forgery In Koepenick Capers
Berlin dispatch reports Voight the shoemaker convicted of forgery and unauthorized wearing of a uniform for impersonating an officer. He led a soldats' party to arrest the Koepenick mayor and loot the town safe. He received four years in prison amid police persecution claims and public interest.
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Win “Ook
Koepenick
Dinpetch
Washington Post
Berlin
Voight
Koepentck
Vvoight
Koopenick
Maj. Istey
Hig
Rathaus
Hoelety
Jan
Kospenick
Leat
Rexiin
Icaepenick
Despised Affection and a Union Fraud in High Court
Washington Post Special. Martha W. Bunteh wife of George I. Hunter former Smart Set editor was granted a decree of admittance to a marriage after testimony before referees in New York. Justice Glegerich upheld fraud claims arguing Hunter conceived an intellect union as a route to mutual eminence. They wed May 18, 1901, with Hunter reportedly cold and distant, rejecting affection in favor of intellectual collaboration behind the scenes.
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Washington Post
New York
L.birs
Martha W. Bunteh
George I. Hunter
Supreme” Court
Justice Glegerich
Augustus van Wyck
Hutter
Europe
Hunter
Oberg
Ardon
van Wrok
Train Bandits Rob Express Near Redwater Texas
A St Louis Southwestern Rail road express train was robbed near Redwater Texas. Messenger W A Grissip was hurled from the moving train and severely injured while robbers escaped. The stolen mail car was ransacked. robbers fled before discovery. special trains and men were dispatched along the line to pursue them.
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Tex
St. Louis
Southwestern
Cotton Belt
W. A. Grissip
Spetiier
Ghout
X ‘Rylan
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Traiimen
Griasip
Two Women Fatally Hurt In Buggy Accident
Two women were severely injured when their buggy was struck by a heavily loaded tram car on the road. They were unconscious and sustained internal injuries likely to prove fatal, and were taken to a local hospital for treatment.
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Mei
Tle
Hunting Fatalities Hit Record Across Nation
Chicago reports seventy four deaths and seventy injuries from hunting season, with open deer seasons ending in Michigan and Wisconsin. Most fatalities stemmed from accidental gun discharges during cleaning, many involving youths, while Michigan leads in deaths and injuries followed by Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Bany
Imnois
Tariff Will Go Untouched Say Frye
United States Senator Frye travels to Washington and states he does not expect any tariff questions to be pressed at the coming short session. He notes the time is insufficient for proper consideration and that the incoming Congress remains strongly Republican with no broad demand for tariff revision. He adds no indication exists for revision at present.
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The
Washington Post
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Mass
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United States
Frye
Washington
Congress
Ottor
Bequests to Charity in Otto Young Will
Special to The Washington Post Chicago Dec 1. Otto Young dies at Lake Geneva. The will provides extensive bequests to Chicago hospitals and asylums but nothing for educational institutions. His fortune is reported at 20 million dollars or more, with a $10 million Michigan Avenue hotel project in progress. The estate is managed by an executors committee with ground for a new development slated for spring.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Otto Young
Lake Geneva
T-Is
Young
Michigan Avenue
Nee Estat
Madame Gould Cares for Girl Who Eloped with Man
The article reports Mme Gould agreeing to care for a girl who fled with a man from Chate may. After birth the baby will be placed in the former countess’s household. The Abbe Delarne is said to perform penance in a monastery and refrain from further from the affair.
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Belgium
Delarue
Mme
Gould
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Fremont
The
Figaro
Delarne
English mill owners plan to buy 5000 acre cotton lands
New Orleans reports Col F M Welch states Lancashire and Manchester Cotton Spinners Association will buy 5000 acre tracts in Louisiana and Mississippi. The aim is to grow and ship cotton directly to English mills, cutting out middlemen and cheaper than current prices. Mayo adds that the plan follows a tour of the cotton belt.
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Col
F. M. Welch
Lancashire and
Manchester
Lancashire
Paris Figaro reveals Castellanes to wed soon again
Special dispatch reports Boni de Castellane and Mme Gould planning quick remarriages. He attacked a concierge after being refused entry to the palace, then fled by auto. The Figaro notes Mme Gould, an American heiress, will winter in Paris while maintaining wealth and social influence. Boni seeks to recreate royal entertainments with a wealthy widow as his future wife.
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Washington Post
Paris
Dec
Bont de Castellane
Marble Palace
Count Boni
Sprane
Figaro
Mme
Gaul
Count Boni de Castellate
France
Sher
Diane
Faimtat
Bonk
Dé Castellane
Millonaire
Salfionaire
Godsipa
Mme. Menier
Hocotate
Guggenheim Financiers Forfeit Nipissing Mines Shares
New York December reports that the Guggenheim brothers of American Smelting and Refining and partners lose 69 000 Nipissing Mines shares after vendors refuse a 30 day extension on a second payment. They had sought time to scrutinize titles amid suspected attacks in Ontario Parliament.
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New York
Messrs. Guggenheim
American Smelting An Refining Company
B.C. Converse
Ambrose P. Morell
Hilia P. Barie
Joseph de Lamar
Nipissing Mines Company
Messra
Guggenheim
Apetreea
Stan
Esse
John Hays Hammond
Areksa
Hammong
Messrs
Guggenheims
Bmossrs
Gussenheim
Ontario
Pulajanes Defeated In Samar Camp Raid
Manila reports that a constabulary force led by Maj Murphy overwhelmed Pablo the Pulajanes camp on Samar island at daylight November 30. Eleven Pulajanes killed, the chief's son among the wounded. Pablo escaped, wife and daughter captured. camp burned and papers destroyed. Governor Curdy wires the band’s breakup signals the end of Putianism on the island.
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Maj
Murphy
Sur
Pablo
Samar
Gov. Curdy
Work for teachers sparks reaction at Arm strong County convention
At the Arm strong County School Directors Association annual meeting in Kittanning Pennsylvania Dre J Orr of Leechburg urged teachers to work in the kitchen, saying he would hire American girls to cook buckwheat cakes. The group adopted a resolution opposing a plan to pension schoolteachers and vowed to oppose the bill with county legislators.
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Dre J. &. Orr
Leechburg
Armstrong County
Chris
Xander
Virginia
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