Hawthorne Aids Fellow Convicts From Atlanta Prison
Julian Hawthorne son of Nathaniel Hawthorne, inmate at Atlanta Federal Prison, writes for Good Words and acts as a conscience minister to fellow convicts. He adopts the name register 4485, asks media not to reveal him by his real name, and advocates humane reading and reform through prison literature while shaping a new department of the prison journal.
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New Humanity
Atlanta
Calla
Callera
Bineen
Julian Tinwthorpe
Register
Cranting
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Moyer
Julian Hawthorne
Provelior
KNETZER HOLDOUT COULD JOIN BROOKLYN SOON
Brooklyn pitcher Eiver Knetzer, the lone holdout in the National, may rejoin the team next month after demanding a substantial salary boost. He stayed in Carvick Pa to stay sharp, having gone 7-9 in 33 games last year with high walk rates, and his club hints a raise depends on improved control.
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Brooklyn
Eiver Knetser
Hia Tenn
Knetzer
Jus Tutu
Carvick
Knetyera
Dahlen
Enetzer
Pigeons Score Runs For Belvidere Fan In Exhibition Game
Joseph Pelton, a Belvidere New Jersey athletic club supporter, staged a baseball themed pigeon stunt at Publicstare grounds. Nine birds were released for each inning with notes tied to their legs reporting the inning result. A bird named Asury flew home to end the game, though an extra inning mishap nearly happened.
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Toseph Pelton
Phreon Fiiteler
Belvidere
N. J
Foun
Publipstare
Ege
Asury
Kling’s Presence Aids Reds In Prolific Pitching Start
Kling’s presence behind the plate has improved Cincinnati’s pitching since veteran Johnny King joined as catcher. The young pitchers show better form, and the team climbs in the standings. Kling appears sharper this year, with notably improved throwing.
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Cincinnati
Tocknnati
Johnny King Haa
Kling
Advice From Clark Griffith on Championship Teams
Clark Griffith says a championship club needs reserve strength and capable players for every position. He stresses a shrewd manager builds depth, keeps tall, athletic squads ready, and adapts to emergencies to stay competitive.
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Clark Griffith
Sawa Clark Grifith
Harry Babcock Joins New York eight Oarsmen
Barry Babcock, Olympic rowing champion, leaves athletics and joins the New York eight oared shell crew aiming for Harlem River regatta, signaling a shift to on water competition and training.
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Harry Babcock
Barry Babcock
New York
Harlem
Sam's Aim to Help Farmers Through Federal Aid
Washington reports a major push by the Department of Agriculture to solve farm disorganization. Dr. T. N. Carver leads a new division of markets to improve crop marketing and reduce middlemen with Rockefeller funded support via the General Education Board. The plan envisions stronger rural organization, better information flow, and incentives for farmers to remain in the country, with cooperative demonstrations already yielding southern successes.
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Tongton
Carver
John D. Rockefeller
General Educaton Board
Southern Education Board
General Board
South
Possexalon
Dr. Carver
Belcher
Lewat
Newfoundland Guarded Dead Mate After Run-Over
A Newfoundland dog guarded the body of a bird dog run over near Independence and Indiana avenues. The bird dog died from injuries and was shot by Policeman Lusley. The Newfoundland stood watch all night while residents and officers eased the scene and prepared the body for removal.
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Kansas City
Independence
Indiana Avenues
Lusley
Newfoundland
Lissexy
Jury Box Beneath Tree Holds Court in Upper Alton
Justice Prank Ford, ousted from the village hall by officials who say he holds no legal city office, conducts a child abandonment case outside under a tree on a town lot. A jury sits beneath another tree as showers drive participants to nearby stores.
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Dunties
St. Louie
Prank Ford
Upper Alton
Justice Ford
Ford
Marks of Ax on Petrified Tree Found in Montana
Solomon Abbott of Shelby reports discovery near Cut Bank and Two Medicine creeks of a petrified pine on a butte, cut into two foot lengths with clear axe marks. The tree, once 80 to 100 feet tall, shows upstream felling by a man using a woodman's axe, hinting at prehistoric habitation and early white exploration of the region.
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Great Falls
Mont
Solomon Abbott
Shelby
Sullivan Ranch
Cut Bank Creek
Two Medicine Creek
Aida
Abbott
Convict Becomes Lord After Death of Elder Brother
A prisoner in a federal facility was proclaimed to succeed to a title and large estate in England after the death of an elder brother. Mred Grey would become Lord Irederten Grey and travel to assume honors, following prior deceptions related to his family fortunes. The news notes the prison setting and the alleged fraud implicated in the family’s financial losses.
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Tatea
Ralano
Leavenworth
Runa
Mred Grey
England
Irederten Grey
Knehind
Assiane
Faderal
Grey
Leo Oray Prigon
Fran “Tosa
Jailed Harvard Man as Spy in Milan and Tealy
A troubled report describes Franzon Mintakon, accused German secret agent, alleged to have operated with Walter of St Paul and a Nargird Junior college figure. Arrests occurred in Milan over espionage, with military trial outcomes and American consul involvement noted.
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Franzon Mintakon
Milan
Cambridge
Walter
St. Paul
Europe
Tealy
Cernuny
Frang Walther
Besse Cassel Pyzen
Y Don Ween
Hed Bi
Prnaiaay
Hunter Refuges in Tree After Wild Hog Attack
Edward Knowles keeper of a game preserve, hunted on inland land when a herd of wild hogs charged. He fired with a shotgun, fled a quarter mile, then climbed a tree to escape. He remained in the branches for hours until danger passed.
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Edward Knowles
Knowles
Wites
Regan
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