Reception for Col Harding Draws Wide City Notables
A Washington reception honored Col Harding with remarks on civilian control of public works and the exchange of ideas between officials and citizens. The guest list spanned 488 names including W. H. Abbott, Benjamin Adams, and numerous commissioners and local figures, reflecting broad civic interest in governance and public service.
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Cot Harding
Washington
Hine Witt
John Joy Edson
Mr. Graham
E. H. Droop
B. W. Guy
Thomas W Smith
Isaac Gans
Albert Schuittes
Frederick C. Handy
Ross P.andréws
Charles J. Goeckfer
Mo A. Leese
Harry Cunningham
William Gude
W. H Abbott
I Benjamin F. Adams
Byron S. Adams
Flarry S. Adler
Jem E. Albert
Harry Asinhond
W. F. Anderson
Dwight Anderson
R Abait
B.aderson
Edwin S$. Irnold
Arenold
John
Bey Wade KH. Atkinson
W. Abraham
Chariss Aufenthie
L. Biexandee
George
Im Bowie
Ae Francis
Bradley
Bradford
Ge It
Brock
Yaia Bowne
Glenn Brown
B. Brown
We Brown
Walter Rown
Gusetay Buchhelz
G V. Buck
Bundy
A . Clark
Coa Cufzen
Benjamin H. Cales
Maurice T. J. Colbert
Charles J. Coltumbe
Gang
Hi. Cooper
Charles ‘Orby
Corby
A. T. Coumbe
Percy Crawford
Allen Davie
Pam
Clarence
R Tononce
Sbent
Laula A. Denty H DeLacy
Louis Dinowits
Adam Hechert
Bavis
Charles
Eweorge
Mastertay
A. Weeky
Lot
K J Hisinger
George Engel
Frank BH
Eesex
Edtwin Hitz
Ow Evans
Charles Vend
RK Evans
J Eynon
Pitive
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Ake
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Harles
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Fay
Gorman
Fred
Gichner
J. Ler
R. Wet
Jeane Gans
J.D. Nan
Fern Chiar
Gasselmer
Harles J Gacher
D. W
Itt Himann
Various College Football Scores Reported Across Matches
A wide set of football results is listed with numerous scores and team names including Georgetown, Randolph-Macon, Washington and Lee, Gallaudet, Virginia, South Carolina, Princeton, Fordham, Swarthmore, Villanova, Rutgers, Union, Syracuse, Army, Wesleyan, Bowdoin, Colby, Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Oberlin, Pittsburgh, Vanderbilt, Michigan, Wisconsin, and others. Multiple games show lopsided or close outcomes, with several teams posting high point tallies and others held to single digits. The compilation reflects a busy slate of collegiate contests with varied venues and dates implied by the dense OCR listing.
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Georgetown
Randolph-Macon
Washington and
Lae
Gallaudet
MAG
Richmond College
Virginia
South Carolina
Princeton
Fordham
Amherst -Agmiés
Wesleyan
Bowdett
Mouth
Colby
Solmate
Amherst
Sylvanis
Lafayette
Willen
Vermicht
Harvard
Yale
Maine
Cornell
Oberlin
Agnapotts
Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Maryville
Petin State
Cammegio Tech
Rockwell
Labanon
Waban
Pine
Beietans
Ohio Wesleyan
Pe Batoun
Ion Tesma
Wiebe
Acathemy
Northwestern
Forest
University of Wisconsin
Michigan Aggies
Oliver
St John's
Joe Bt. Mary's
Haverford
Ware College
Chicago
N. CG
Franklin
Dais Strels
Rhode Island
Hin
Univeralty
Tennesse
Ath
University of Ledideton
Bethel College
Auburn
Mercer
Uuniversity of Alabama
Birmingham
Ohio University
Wilmnetta
Marietta, College
Bethany
William and Mary
Georgia Rec
Citadel
Kapeas University
William Jewell Scollaisi
Nebraska
Washburs
Colorado, & Wyoming
Sackville-West Daughter Marries Nicolson at Knole Park
ee wR and Mrs Harold Nicolson tied the knot in Knole Park chapel near Seven Oaks England The bride Miss Sackville-West is the family’s only child The groom is Dr Harold Nicolson third son of Sir Arthur Nicolson The Bishop of Rochester officiated amid ongoing litigation over Sir John Scott funds cautioning a possible side effect of the legal fight on the marriage plans
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Itorta
Heckville-West
Hackvillie
Knole Park
Seven Oaks
England
Flirold Nicolson
Sirthur Nievisul
Rochester
Sackville-West
Asher
John M Scott
Lady Sackvilles
Sidehus
GELRICHS SET AT LIBERTY
Young millionaire Hermann Oelrichs was discharged after Lucille Smingleton retracted her stabbing claim. The case, read as a windshield accident with broken glass, involved drinking by both parties. Magistrate Frescht praised fair treatment and ordered Oelrichs’s immediate discharge.
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Washington Post
New York
Hermann Oelrichs
Lucille Smingleton
Gerrichs
Purdue Defeats Wabash 26 to 0 in Lafayette
Purdue opened the football season at Lafayette by defeating Wabash 26 to 0. The new men were nervous with costly early fumbles but Sajidris defense held Wabash scoreless. Oliphant O'Brien Finn and Heet led Purdue ground gains while Finn the new quarterback Vane directed play.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Wabash
Sajidris
Oliphant
O'Brien
Finn
Heet
Vane
Wesleyan Eleven Triumphs Over Ohio State in Soaked Gridiron
In Columbus on October 4, Wesleyan battered the State eleven as the Western conference newcomer surged ahead to post a lopsided 68 to 6 score. The visitors’ offense overwhelmed Ohio State with swift plays and a resilient line, while State struggled to mount a reply. Coach Wilce’s team faced heavy pressure from the visitors’ attack throughout the game.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ofio Wesleyan Elise
Ono Grate University
Ecol Tigganid
Wilce
Notre Dame Dominates Opener 87 to 0 in Ind
Notre Dame easily overwhelmed an opponent in Notre Dame Indiana on October 4. The Gold and Blue scored 47 points in the first half while maintaining relentless offense, with regulars playing and the team keeping the ball in the visitors territory throughout the period.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Worthern
Gold and Blue Eleven
Vogel Named Assistant Treasurer At New York
The President nominated Martis Vogel for assistant treasurer at Newark and W J Thomas C Cooger as special examiner of drugs in Philadelphia. John Randolph Tucker was named district judge for Alaska Second Division with F M Sexton as Alaska Second Division district attorney. Also several presidential postmasters were designated.
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Martis Vogel
Newark
W. J. Thomas C. Cooger
District of Philadelphia
Johnn Randolph Tucker
District of Alaska
F. M. Sexton
Dynamite inquiry begun in Indianapolis grand jury
United States grand jury for the November term was drawn in Indianapolis on orders of Federal Judge A B Anderson. The panel will convene November 11 to probe the dynamite conspiracy revealed by George Davis alias George O Donnell. District Attorney Charles W Miller and investigator Robert J. Foster said the probe will be thorough and report when the grand jury meets. Harry Jones, secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers, was arrested in New York.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States Grand Jury
A B Anderson
George ©. Davis
George O Donnell
New York
Davis
Harry Jones
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
United States
Charles W Miller
Miller
Robert J. Foster
National Erectors’ Association
Devis
Colgate Springs Surprise Beats Amherst 21 to 0
Hamilton N Y Colgate defeated Amherst 21 to 0 in a football game. Colgate, despite injuries from last week, showed strength with forward passes and trick plays. Brooks attempted two field goals but narrowly missed both.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Gat
Colgate
Amherst
Cornel
Brooks
Vanderbilt Stifles Maryville In 6 0 Victory
Vanderbilt dominated Maryville College to win 6 to 0 as nine touchdowns were scored. Boensch played the first quarter and Sikes the half, delivering sensational runs and returning punts while Maryville was unable to gain a first down.
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Maryville Helplean
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Maryville College
Boensch
Sikes
Michigan Wolverines trounce Casp 48 to 0 in annual clash
In Arbor Michigan on October 4, Michigan's football team rolled to a 48 to 0 victory. Halfback Catlett starred in the first half with two yard runs and Captain Patterson scored his first TD in three seasons after an interception return.
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Arbor
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Wolverines
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Catlett
Capt. Patterson
Hanna Taylor Reviews the Case Before the Courts
Haiter Post objects to yesterday’s article about a suit against the administrator of Stanhope Prevost’s estate by Boutwell and Prentiss. The dispute centers on a long-standing fee claim tied to the Alsop award. Some estates have compromised, others refused, with Prevost heirs declining compromise citing Boutwell’s post‑employment actions.
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Haiter Post
Stanhope Prevost
George G. Boutwell
N. A. Prentiss
Messrs. Boutwell and Prentiss
Alsop
Prevosthairs
Boutwell
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