Peace Talks Near End of Baseball War as Weeghman Plans Cubs
Reports say Chicago Federals chief Weeghman will gain control of the Cubs after a brief directors meeting. Key figures including Johnson, Ington, and Addington are in Cincinnati for talks to end the Federal League war and sign a peace treaty with organized baseball. President Gilmore predicts a settlement by midweek with no withdrawal of the suit until all terms are signed.
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Wolgast Suspended Six Months by New York Commission
New York December 20 Former lightweight boxing champion Wolgast was suspended for six months by the New York state athletic commission for violating a Harlem Sporting club contract. He agreed not to fight before meeting Leach Cross but fought Frank Whitney in Atlanta on December 14, quitting in the sixth round, and was deemed not fit to box Cross.
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Fielder Jones to Stick with Federal league plans
St Louis Dec 20 Pait wait vice president and large stockholder of the Ef Vouls Federal league club departed for Cincinnati the only St Louis representative in the peace conference to be held there tomorrow If we buy into the National or American League Fielder Jones will manage the merged club and the team will play at the local Federal park Also Willard plans a New Orleans bout in March and McAndrews defeats Dillon in Memphis boxing card details remain terse.
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Wages in Pittsburg Steel Mills Hit A Million Daily
Wages in Pittsburg steel mills are reported at a million dollars per day as production runs far ahead of any prior year in the industry’s history. The surge reflects booming output and strong demand driving pay levels higher across steel plants.
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Wine tasters and paper pulp from hop vines
Emmy Wine tasters, employed in their professional duties, never swallow the wine they taste. They merely hold a nip of the beverage in the mouth for a few moments and breathe through the nostrils. Experiments by German scientists yield an excellent pulp for paper manufacture from hop vines.
Infield Fly Confusion and Baseball Talk Echoes
A jumbled sports column traces anecdotes from Yale Princeton to the major leagues. It paints Le Gore’s possible move to the St. Louis Browns, recalls Tom Hughes and other players, and notes Washington’s pennant drought while praising Grass roots efforts under the Grifith regime.
Committee reviews park sites for Butte plan in league bid
Mayor Lane and a committee tour eastern, southern and western city areas to pick an inside park site in Butte. They plan to spend up to 6000 on the park with the rest to cover a team and early debts, expecting a year end surplus. Sites on East Broadway Silver Street and Westside near Park and Main are under consideration.
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Syracuse Tour Boosts Syracuse Name in West
Syracuse University athletic officials report a near 5200 gross from a western trip to Montana California and Oregon and a net profit around 990 after rail and hotel costs. The Western tour secured 2000 in Missoula and boosted Syracuse advertising value nationwide despite high travel expenses.
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Every One Has a Sweet Tooth Now
The article warns during Christmas of the dangers of adulterated candy and urges care in choosing confections. It stresses checking the store’s guarantee, avoiding post holiday headaches, and using Standard’s advertising columns to verify reputable suppliers and trusted brands.
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