West high Triumphs Over East high In Hard Fought Rivalry
West high edged East high 8 to 5 after a tense defensive battle with a late safety sealing the win. Key plays included Chapman returning kicks, D. Rath and Simpson repeatedly carrying for yardage, and a final goal-line stand by West high.
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East High
West Goal
Chapman
Griffin
Curtis
Davis
Simpson
D. Rath
T. Rath
Gritin
Cotter
Sive
Dick Rath
Althouse
Mayes
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Rath
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Witt
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Golli
Man
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Naven
Sage
Becker
Sherwood
Reed
G. Truth
D. Ruth
Glasses
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Rooster
Spiker
Glaserner
Johnson
Evans
Drake
Hubbard
Ames
Perrine
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East High Declares Victory In Gridiron Controversy
East High officials and coach Whiteside say they won the recent football battle with West High and voiced satisfaction with the officiating. The coach stated no protest and praised East High's effort while noting ambiguity over a safety decision on a fumbled punt.
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East High School
Whiteside
Ohii Ps
Es High
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Offelala
Gealingt
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East High
Tie Ooffichis
Weet High
Movement for US Ownership of the Telegraph Lines
The article argues for federal ownership and operation of all telegraph and telephone lines. Advocates claim government control would benefit the public and railroads, citing parcel post as a successful government service. Attorney General McReynolds appears to favor government takeover to resolve telegraph and telephone issues.
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Government ownership of railroads gains attention
The discourse on federal control of public utilities advances as President Wilson weighs the idea of government ownership of railroads. He has not stated a firm stance on telegraph and telephone properties but has discussed the potential federal acquisition with Congress, signaling a shift toward public ownership considerations.
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Vinci Vinels claim cure for skin eruptions and blood health
An advertisement extols Vinci as a tonic combining cod liver oil elements and iron to strengthen digestion, purify blood, and build strength. It cites Mrs. Helen Wingate of St. Louis praising Vinel and promises money back if it fails, with listing of Wangler Bros. Co. and C. J. Miller, Waterloo.
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Helen Wingate
St. Louis
Vinel
Wangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Waterloo
Towa
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