Washington and Princeton face off in big grid clash
Washington falls that she is going strong and the Varsity will come with confident, feeling of being able to give the Champs the real defeat of the season. The Champs are confident that what has been done to Washington once cant be done again. Big day Princeton and Washington fans have long looked forward to. Ty Cobb stars in Tigers pennant tilt and world series chatter with Cobb leading the league in batting and bases along with Dawes Dubuc and Boland contributing heavy work. Bakersfield bus drivers plan to cover a shift to ride the Jitney and a world peace pageant at Tufts College Oval closes a news week.
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Princeton Democrat
Washington
Princeton
Harry
Fanis
New York
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Georgia
W. K
Tiger Clan
Cobb
Tyrus
Bates
Detroit
crow/ant
Yanks
Fritz Maigel
Yankees
Jennings
White Sox
Monsieur Jean Dubuc
Boland
George Datgs
Dawes
Dubuc
Veach
Crawford
Ownie Bush
Burns
Kavanaugh
Pep
Young
Yankee
Bakersfield
Cal
Jitnay
Bakersfeld
Businese Ufe
Martinez Pleaded by Porto Rico Labor Leader at Hearing
Prudencia Rivera Martinez, president of the Cheap Makers Union of Puerto Rico, testified in Washington that U S authorities and sugar interests exploit island labor. He described police killings and massed arrests during strikes, urging a commission to investigate labor conditions and push constitutional rights for workers. He condemned anti American reaction and demanded modernization to end exploitation of 380,000 to 800,000 Puerto Ricans in rural districts.
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Preas
Washington
Ace Commission
Martinez
Cheap Makers Union of
Porto Rico
John B. Rockefeller
Sun
Ward
Het Martinez
Sigar
Commission Redlie
Tates Congress
Hastings Named Editor in Chief of Indiana University Student
Ralphy Gl Hastings son of Elmer B Hastings of Walnut Street Wal nut street area has been appointed editor in chief of the Student the daily publication of Indiana University for the term. He will be a senior next fall and is praised for securing the appointment. The publication is touted as a leading college newspaper in the country with improved make-up.
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Ralphy Gl Hastings
Ind
Elmer B. ‘Hastings
Walnut
Seventh Streets
Indiana University
Iterm
Hastin
Severingsth
Vincennes Banker Heads Group Eight Organization
Evansville was chosen as the 1916 meeting place for the annual Bankers session. Dr. George R Alkap elected president and C. T. Howard secretary. Fred Sims of Indianapolis won on the program. J. P. Frenzel Jr. of Indianapolis presided. Three new hardy spineless teas promising economic value found by plant industry.
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Vincennes
Ind
Evansville
Aeenze
Bil
George R Alkap
Germantional
Bank of
Department of Plant Industry
Wells Prospecting Near Batt Township in Edwards Area
Fragmentary report notes oil prospecting near Batt township within Edwards city vicinity. Mentions a test date, one well sunk with 100 quarts of pelycéria and shallow shot, aims to beat nearby wells, with plans to drill up to five more holes if results are poor.
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Cangelburg
Pelycéria
Batt Township
Edwards F
Population peril prompts farm reform ideas
A Chicago professor warns rising population risks a food shortage in the United States and outlines four remedies including scientific soil cultivation, crop rotation, drought resistant varieties, and disease resistant crops. A separate note from Cleveland details a planned 200 mile Lake Erie voyage in two rowboats by F D Launceford and companions.
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Chicago
United States
John M. Conler
Chicago University
Cleveland
Lake Erie
F. D. Launcefort
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Will
Willle
Ie Schaffner & Marx
Washington, ‘Ind
E. Mein
I. W. Lutz & Sons
W. J. ‘Bacon Company
E. Fourth St. &B. & C. RL Re
Employ Union
Walker, ‘Prediaent
Boston
Mass
Tufts College Oval
West
Symervils, Universalist Church
Frederick Aryt Sues Dent
Kings of
Auldrewary Bryan
Bald
By Lowell Mellett
Clapp's Pharmacy
Hastings
Vincennes Banker
Steinle & McCafferty
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