Defiant baseball leaders disown league statement
Chicago reports Clark Griffith and Charles Comiskey deny authoring a public statement attacking policy and the Johnson administration. The men say Frazee crafted it and that Johnson mishandles league affairs. They urge ending the season August 20 and staging the world series, amid work or fight orders affecting players. An ad at 87 North Main Maver offers jewelry deals.
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Clark
Griffith
Washington Club
Charles A Comiskey
Chicago Americans Today
Johnson
American League
Harry Frazee
Cleveland
Gritch
Frazee
Comiskey
War Baker
Billion Dollars Revenue Goal Set by Committee
A committee will begin examining methods to raise revenue aiming for a one billion dollar target. The initiative signals broad fiscal planning and potential policy options to boost income for the organization.
Washington explores revenue bill tax shifts and deficits
The Ways and Means Committee faces a shortfall near one billion dollars in the tentative revenue bill plan. Discussion centers on excise taxes for whiskey beer tea coffee and sugars plus possible customs duties to boost revenue. Members weigh keeping rates within current law while seeking final approval from Congress and Treasury negotiators.
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Do Ways and Means
Treasury
Sibosonu
Eeems
Legisla
Mount St Charles Alumni Picnic At Reservoir Today
Mount St Charles college alumni and friends plan a reservoir picnic today with cars provided by college friends. The gathering starts at St Patrick's School hall at 9 AM, with Riley and Wester Sullivan leading the program.
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Mount St. Charles Colege
St. Patrick's School Hall
Amet Riley
Wester Sullivan
Recollection of Fismes Under German Fire Near Vesle
American forces face strong German resistance on heights north of the Vesle near Fismes. Germans rely on hidden machine guns with clear fields of fire from hilltop positions, stopping advances and raining shells and gas over the open hillside positions. The scene recalls Leicheprey with Americans pinned in the open as shells fall and gas fills the air, underscoring the peril of the fight.
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Reuter’s
Vesse
Leicheprey
Coal Shortage Warned With Winter Looming
L F Lorenz urges Butte residents to store coal now as winter approaches and rails reopen but supply tightens. He says essential war industries will be served, non essentials must endure scarcity, and citizens should limit luxuries to help buy bonds and savings stamps.
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L. F. Lorenz
Butte
Lorenz
Lizzie
Sullivan for County Commissioner Democratic Ticket
John T. Sullivan a Tutte resident with 12 years of public service in the First ward seeks the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner. He touts road improvements, steady office performance, and a creditable tenure, with a wife and three children residing at 410 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Good Roads
Sullivan
Pennsylvania Avenue
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