Hatchetites Edge Georgetown In Rough Gridiron Thriller
The game stayed in George Washington territory most of the first half as Georgetown pressed hard against a stout Hatchetite defense. After a tense second half the visitors prevailed with key plays and a contested finish that saw multiple penalties and rough play but no decisive break until late in the action.
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George Washington
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Teele
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Dutcher
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Witter
Georgetown and Yale clash described in old game notes
In a vintage report, Georgetown and Yale players Thomspon Whitten and Holmes feature in a hard fought contest with punts, push plays, and disputed calls. Referee Woodrow denies a late potential touchdown as Georgetown drives near the Hatchetts’ goal, ending with a tense stand and Washington o lineups listed.
Dispute Over Gate Receipts Ends Georgetown George Washington Series
Georgetown will end its on campus series with George Washington after yesterday's game. The McLean Cup agreement lapses later, and notification of George Washington’s status will be issued soon. The ongoing dispute over gate receipts influenced the decision to sever athletic relations between the two institutions.
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Georgetown
George Washington
George
George Own
Sls
Genrgn Washington
Woodruff Explains Georgetown Safety Ruling
Yale referee George Woodruff clarifies why Georgetown was not credited a safety in yesterday's Georgetown Washington game. He explains the whistle must blow before the ball is advanced across the goal line or the play is dead, and that the runner was tackled and unable to advance before the whistle.
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Timskeeper
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Muniner
Georgetown and George Washington Students Clash After Game
After a football game on Georgetown Field, a free-for-all fight broke out between Georgetown and George Washington students. Signs reading He with Georgetown angered GW rooters, provocation led to clashes on the field and along the stands. Several students suffered minor injuries. police arrived but fighting continued briefly before crowds dispersed.
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George Washington
Dite
Gray Modera
Hatcherite
Tadhean
Georgy Wankington
Georgetown Plehl
St i
Thornless cactus on view at National Museum exhibit
The United States National Museum shows a specimen called a thornless cactus or leaf like in origin developed by Luther Burbank of California. The specimen grows in arid and moist regions, reaching nearly three feet long with a smooth surface similar to a watermelon. Burbank explains the thornless variety arose while spines appeared during development to protect young shoots from browsing animals.
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United States
Muneum
Luther Burbank
California
Burpanic
Loge Meeting Postponed by Rebecca Lodge No 1
The Rebecca Lodge No 1 Daughters of free announces the postponement of its December meeting to December 16 due to the Hanukkah festival for children at the Pythian Temple. The change affects members and participants scheduled for the December session.
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Rebecca Lodge
Daughters of
Free
Pythlan Temple
Treasury notes flush as banks hold $300 million cash
Money crisis ends as Treasury notes and Panama bond payments boost bank reserves to about $300 million. Secretary Cortel signals limited further allotments, aiming to retire notes within a year. Working balance near $22.5 million, deposits and cash shifts discussed amid spring refinements.
Treasury policy on bank notes and cash balance concerns
The Treasury aims to redeem one year certificates sooner, risking elimination of bank-note circulation and cash withdrawals. Notes based on securities exempt from the $800 monthly reduction. Efforts to retire excess bank-note loans via lawful money. Projected yearly balance assumes spending and revenues. surplus from last year shrinks due to higher outlays and lower receipts. Expenditures for canals go to public works, funded by special issues. Treasury expects to have cash in spring but warns against inflation.
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Nrocenco
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Lkely
Secur
Banka
Athis
Treasury
Treak Ary Wit
Dankota
Government Experts Focus on Mental Health in Bradley Trial
Mrs. Annie M. Bradley nears verdict in the murder case of Arthur Brown with government rebuttals and expert testimony expected. Prosecutor Baker aims to finish today, defenses prep for closing arguments while judges and jurors endure a holiday week in court.
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Arthur Brown
Baker
Aldea
Justice Stafford
Charles Turner
Ang Ha
Robert W. Wells
Mtr
Klaaserstante Mers
Jay
Smith Ely Jette
Mentel
Funeral of J M Lenhart Held at Randolph Place Home
The funeral for Joseph M Lenhart who died Wednesday night at his Randolph Place residence will be held at 2 pm tomorrow from the family home. Lenhart, a longtime member of Columbia Typographical Union No 16, was known in labor circles and had worked at the Government Printing Office. He is survived by his wife and other relatives.
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Yee
Court House
Mary
Madison
Wali
Dafe Onartha Court House
Jarrell
Joseph M. Lenhart
Randolph Place
Familly
Crime Confession Emerges in Mrs Hamilton Murder
Harry L Holmes arrives in Baltimore amid claims of a blank mind before the shooting of Mrs Mary Ellen Hamilton at her Duncan Street home. He admits using an assumed name Holmes and asserts his actions followed an earlier quarrel with the victim. A coroner's inquest will proceed to determine the cause of death.
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Holmes
Uni
Goodby
Tel. Holmes
Dunedin Street
Harry H. Holmes
Baltimore City
Mary
Bia
Baltimore
Mrs. Hamilton
UW Ovcock Halmea
Ueki
Buttermilk Bogus Shocked Chicago Households
Chicago readers learned that the so called milk trust distributes thin liquid sold as buttermilk in the city. H E B Schuknecht state food commissioner said big dealers mix skim milk with acid to create a fake buttermilk then churn it to form lumps. Prices for milk and cream and buttermilk rose from five to six cents a quart.
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Chicago
H. EB. Schuknecht Agetstant State Food
Comfhfesioner
Chiego
Schuknecht
Hunters Ride Shootout Hits Car Window In Nevada
County road commissioner Joseph Hilton and his family were fired upon by three hunters while riding in a car near Mount Holly Nevada. The assailants fled but were later arrested. Names linked to the incident include Welter Hewitt, Reddy Parker, and Charles Batley of Camden New Jersey.
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Joseph Hilton
Welter Hewitt
Reddy Parker
Charles Batley
Gamden
Hey
Brother shoots brother after turkey mistaken identity
In Jacksonville on Thanksgiving Day an event tragicly ended when Edgar Hart shot and killed his brother Jon a Hart after mistaking him for a turkey during a rush. The incident occurred near the hare area as people pursued poultry.
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Hare
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Brather
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Weather and storm forecast across regions with mixed activity
A detailed weather summary describes disturbances over the Upper Lakes and Lower St Lawrence, with fronts moving south and east. Warmer air follows from the south as storms shift toward the Atlantic states. cool conditions expected in the northern plains and upper Midwest, with widespread rain and wind forecasts along the coasts and Great Lakes.
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Sinanore Ayers
Europea
Stabbing Injures Howard Nicholson Near White House
Sixteen year old Howard Nicholson of 3723 M atreat northwest was stabbed in the left shoulder yesterday by a colored boy in front of the White House. He walked to Emergency Hospital, had the wound dressed, then went home. Police say Nicholson and the boy quarreled during a fight that led to the injury. The weapon described as a small package. Police are seeking the colored boy.
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White House
bin Hama
Nicholson
The Virtues of Many and a Trust Company's Office
A trust company acts as executor and trustee with a broad office and board of directors. It states it never moves, takes a vacation, becomes sick, or dies. Located at the northwest corner of Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Avenue, with Charles J. Bell as president.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Charles J. Bell
St Marys Alumni Organize Washington Branch
Mount St Marys alumni meet at the Riggs House to form a Washington branch. Temporary officers named include Daniel W. Baker president and James F. Smith vice president. Readings by Rev Dr Grannen and others. permanent organization set for December 23. About 100 alumni live in the District and nearby towns.
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Leo F. Stock
Walter J. Tilard
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