The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-02-09
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| Anthony Hope, the noted English
novelist is 40 years old today.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the Eng.
lish actress is AZ years old today.
George AIDE, Indiana author and
playwright is IS years old today.
Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood, OF
the British army is "A years old to.
day.
Lincoln Dixon, representative in
Congress of the Fourth Indiana dis
trict is AZ years old today.
Oshkosh, Wis, Feb. 81 Scores OF
teachers are here attending the TWEEN
ty-tirst annual meeting of the North
west Wisconsin Teachers Association
Every city and town in the territory
covered by the association is repre-
sented, and it is said to be the larg-
est convention ever held by the asso-
citation. e. H. Deeman Of Neenah is
presiding over the sessions, which
will last two days. A number Of ed
ucators of wide prominence are ON
the program
New York, Feb. g. Several thous-
and young delegates from various
points in the United States and Can
ada assembled in this city today to at
tend the second annual meeting of
the National Council of the Boy
Scouts Of America and to meet Gen.
eral Sir Baden-Powell, the founder
and head of the Boy Scout movement
The famous soldier will conclude his
New York visit with a lecture tomor-
row night and the next day he will
start on tour that will end at San
Francisco the second week in March
Washington, D. c., Feb. o. The
arran gements completed for the an
nuad banquet of the League of Re-
publican State Clubs at the New Will
lard hotel tomorrow night give prom
Use OF one of the most notable affairs
of the kind that the capital has seen
this winter. Six hundred prominent
party leaders will attend the func-
ton. President Taft will be present
during the evening, and addresses
will be delivered by Charles v. Fair
banks of Indiana, Governor Hadley of
Missouri, Governor Coldsborough OF
Maryland, John Hays Hammond of
Massachusetts, Job Hedges of Nilsson.
ri D. D. Woodmansee of Ohio and j.
Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania.
Lawrence, Mass, Feb. g. Joseph
j. Ettor, leader of the cotton mill
strikers, and his principal assistant,
Arthur Givoannitti, editor of the New
York Socialist papers, were arraigned
before Judge Chadler today for a pre-
liminary hearing on a charge of be-
ing accessories in the murder Of An
ma Lopizzi, an Italian mill worker
who was shot in the street riots here
two weeks ago. The riots and the
killing of the Lopizzi woman follow
ed a proclamation alleged to have
been issued by Ettor and his assist
ant counseling the strikers to use
violence. If held to the grand jury
the two accused men probably will be
obliged to remain in Jail until the OPP
ening of the April term of court.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 9,---The annual
indoor track and field games of the
Boston Athletic Association, to be
held in Mechanics Hall tomorrow
night, will attract to this city more
than 400 athletes representing all
the prominent colleges and most Of
he leading athletic clubs of the East.
The decision of the B. A. A. to per-
nit only the best track and field
athletes to compete assures interest
ing competitions in all the events.
The colleges are we'll represented
in the entries for the team races,
w AAASAA "a . " 4Cotu4O VI cC1CA yOhI .
meet. The list includes Harvard,
Princeton, Cornell, Dartmouth, Yale,
University of Maine, - University of
Vermont, Brown, University of Penn
sylvania, Williams, Bowdoin, Holy
Cross, Columbia and Wesleyan.
The individual stars who will be
seen in some of the events will in.
clude Mel Sheppard, the half-mile
champion, Alvah J. Meyer and H. E.
Gissing, all wearing the colors of the
Irish-American A. c.. of, New York.
A. R. Kivat, the amteur mile cham
pion, also entered by the Irish-Amer..
lean A. c.; A. B. Shaw, the old Dart.
mouth hurler; Hal Holland, of the
st. Xavier A. c.. of New York, and
Bob Eller. of Georgetown University.
who is entered for the 4O-yard event.
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