Peace negotiations recounted by Ward of Federal league
New York Jan 2 President Robert B Ward of the Brooklyn Federals and vice president of the Federal league discloses details of fruitless peace talks with organized baseball earlier this winter. He cites Cantillon Weeghman Herrmann and Ban Johnson as participants in three buyout propositions for Yankees Cubs and major league admission for Federals.
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Boxing and baseball notes from Chicago and Cincinnati
An Eight round boxing offer to Farrica with a $590 side bet and a 12 round bout in Wallace Idaho. Chicago Cubs manager Roger Bresnan discusses trading players with Cincinnati. report on Davis Cup matches showing $84075 admission and $108 staging costs. McCrea wins Powder Hall marathon in Scotland by 400 yards over Kolshaimer in London via Scotland.
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Cleveland Hockey Match Ends in Riot and Injuries
In Cleveland on January 2, a tire game between the Cleveland Athletic Club and Ottawa University dissolved with under two minutes remaining as 2000 spectators surged onto the ice after a players dispute. Five players were badly hurt, including Emer Irving of the Cleveland club who suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized in doubtful recovery. Ottawa players Redmond Quain James Burnett Coddy Wintere and Clarence Dorn were injured. Dorn, called Goal Tender, was arrested on a charge of fault to kill following the fray.
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City Basketball League Adopts AAU Rules
The City Basketball League, after a directors and officers meeting, adopts AAU rules for the season. A referee will be chosen at a post‑game meeting following the first game. The season opens with Centerville teams at Saines Gymnasium and Mine and Meaders Ville venues on Wednesday.
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Braves Beat All Nations Ends Their Winning Streak
The Braves swept all three games against All Nations, finishing 2,361 to 2,188 for the week. Pedersen of the Butchers earned the Goodfriend medal with a 1-point average. Tagtime winners were Swander and Hastey with 1,077, while Swander and Williams posted 1,067 and Lattimer and Williams 1,068.
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American Ship Detained by a Carranza General
San Juan of the Pacific Mail was forcibly detained at Salina Cruz by General Arrieta’s forces for two days and threatened with dynamite. The ship later transported 60 men and 20 officers with their arms and equipment to Mazatlan after landing them unarmed. Also reported is the resignation of Le M. Bowers as chairman and treasurer of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co, with John D. Rockefeller Jr. as major stockholder.
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Protests Filed Over Proposed Export Restriction Legislation
Washington January 2 protests from business concerns against proposed legislation to restrict exports of war munitions and other goods to European belligerents were filed today in the house. Representative Curry of California introduced a resolution for an international court of justice and an international army and navy police and disarmament.
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Motorist Questions Answered by William H Stewart J
Montana motorists submit queries to Stewart Automobile Academy’s president for guidance in the Sunday Standard. The column covers valve grinding technique, fuel grade standards, freezing oil and batteries, carburetor misses, air leaks, throttle linkage, and carbon deposits in cylinders.
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Helpful Hints for Motorcar Owners
Motorcar care advice covers cylinder painting, door rattle fixes with rubber bumpers, and using lighter oil and grease for winter efficiency. It discusses front tire wear from misalignment, ignition and carburetor issues, exhaust and magneto maintenance, oiling systems, axle and differential concerns, and reducing timing-gear noise with careful grease use.
Apprentice riders need race chances in Kentucky turf
Sporting commentators urge more apprentice races to aid quick rider development, noting changes from old bookmaker practice. They criticize short sprints and suggest reform to support young jockeys while preserving fair racing standards in Kentucky and Juarez style meets.
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Calls to raise jockey weight scales for longer earning power
Cincinnati Enquirer argues for raising apprentice and official weight scales to prevent early exit by jockeys. The piece notes European riders thriving after weight limits, urges turf bodies to forbid lower reading tricks, and warns public wages and racing future hinge on reform.
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Kentucky Commission
Cineinnat! Enquirer
Timber giveaway sparks national forest debate
Report notes large timber transfers last year to settlers and miners near national forests. Article mentions billions of feet counted as allocated and raises questions about management and impact on public lands.
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Oxygen Gas Aids Carbon Removal In Automobiles
Oxygen gas is described as essential for all combustion and a new method for removing carbon from auto engine cylinders is detailed. By directing a stream of oxygen into the combustion chamber over the valves, carbon deposits are rapidly burned away, decarbonizing the machine in 20 to 45 minutes without dismantling the engine or overheating parts.
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