Magnates Unite Over Players Demands In 1913 Talks
Cincinnati January 5 Major league and minor league committees adjourned after discussing Baseball Players Federation requests. Open meeting planned for players case tomorrow with no decisive concessions announced. Hermann commission notes 855088.88 total funds and 725 decisions last year. Federal League threats and the Gallagher resolution referenced amid ongoing national agreement discipline.
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Baseball Players' Federation
National Beaeball Commission
National Association of Minor Leagues
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Jona ED Bruce
Bruce
Finct
Federal League
Herrmann
Indianapolis
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E. Gates
Federal Leage
Plavere
Caton
Clobe
Blood Outbreaks AVOID Their Return by Bathing Your Food
A dubious health claim promotes a mysterious remedy as a cure for blood outbreaks. The text asserts a “remarkable remedy” cures eruptions like eczema and lupus through a process involving the blood and lungs. It warns against substitutes and urges buying at a drugstore for $0.08.
New York American League signs Buffalo pitcher Lynn Brown
Lynn Brown a 21 year old 6 foot 9½ inch right handed pitcher from Buffalo signed with the New York Americans. His last season with a City league club drew Frank Farrell’s scout attention and he will join the spring squad after trainer Charles Barrett arrives from California. Barrett said Chance plans to leave the coast in late February for Houston to join regulars and recruits.
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Lynn Brown
Buffalo
N. Y
Brown
Frank Farrell
Wally Schang
Athletics
Jimmy Archer
Chicago Nationals
Charles Barrett
New York “Americans
Glendora
Cal
Barrett
Chance Pla
Houston
Texas
Otto Knabe Signs Up To Manage An Outlaw Club
Baltimore report says Otto Knabe, former Philadelphia National League second baseman, signed a three year contract to manage Baltimore Federal League club. He received a large signing bonus totaling about $25,000 along with three years salary, all arranged to his satisfaction.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia National Club
Ers
Knabe
Wallister Outpoints Levinsky in Ten Rounds
New York January 5 Bob McAllister of San Francisco outpointed Battling Levinsky in a 10 round bout. Both fighters weighed 162 pounds. McAllister used height and reach to edge ahead early but Levinsky rallied in spots, with the eighth and ninth rounds giving him the initiative before McAllister sealed the win in the final round.
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New York
Bob McAllister
San Francisco
Battling Levinsky
McAllister
Levinsky
McAlister
Minnesota 1914 football schedule unofficially announced
The University of Minnesota football schedule for 1914 was issued informally listing games against South Dakota Ames Nebraska Town Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota at Chicago and other venues with contracts pending final signing. In boxing, Johnny Kuupane of Cleveland defeated Eddie May of Allentown in the fifth round in a six round bout, both at 126 pounds.
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Minneapolis
Gan
Minnesota
South Dakota
Minneapo
Ames
Nebraska
Illinois
T-Wisconsin
Chicago
Philadelphia
Stonnny Kuupane
Cleveland
Eddie May
Allentown
Portland Rock Pile Fails To Draw Unemployed Crowd
In Portland Oregon on a January day a municipal rock pile operation opened for the unemployed but drew few patrons. About 900 men sought shelter and work at free sleeping quarters, only 32 reported to the rock pile, and merely 5 of 12 could be found later. A mob demanded pay details and was told earnings would be 1.59 dollars per day, prompting jeers and withdrawal.
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Ore
Parti Nicipal
Gipsy Smith
The
Jimmy Fox Arrives For Bout With Tally Johns
Promoter plans solid Montana matches after Jimmy Fox arrives in Frisco style. Fox declares he will whip Johns by boxing or fighting, citing art and money as he lists past opponents and proves a pocket sized Kid McCoy influence.
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Henry Chaves
Art
Johnny Kilbane
Eddie Campt
Ad Zotte
Abel Attell
Jimmy Carroll
Matty Kane
Harry Dell
Benny Chavex
Jack Douglas
Frisco
Sam Afect Intic
Butte
Kid McCoy
Fox
James Fox
Anaconda Hill
Johns
McClintle
Montana
Jimmy
Baseball miscue forces late comeback and disputed win
Billy Evans recounts a minor league game where a late baserunning error and a crowd surge near the field altered the outcome. A mistaken final strike and an umpire ruling voided two runs, leaving the visitors with a one run victory after the bottom ninth confusion.
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Bateman
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Rumor Huerta to resign persists in capital Mexico
Persistent rumors in Mexico City claim General Huerta plans to resign the presidency soon and take the field against rebels in person. The report says Henrique Tinister of Justice may become successor, with Gerostieta offered foreign affairs, and Quevedo Medeno as provisional head, while deputies released from Huerta’s October dissolution would gain liberty.
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City
San
Huerta
Hnrique
Gerostie Tinister
Justice
Senor Gerosticta
Serostieta
Anc
Quevedo Medeno
Senor Gee Lrontiers
General Geronimo Trevino of Monterey Heads Mentioned
General Geronimo Trevino of Monterey, one of the army’s oldest figures, had previously been talked of as a possible successor to Huerta. Washington could have concluded he remained a potential option amid ongoing discussions.
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Monterey
Haseen
Huerta
Washington
German Officer Hints Soldiers Targeted by Riots
Fragmentary report details abuse claims against German officers in Zabern. Supreme commander suspected of harsh conduct toward soldiers and officers, with testimony noting civil military friction. District administrator Mahl confirms limited cooperation and a call for help from Zabern authorities after a November incident.
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Krause
von Reuteroh
Baron von Forstner
Zaberne
Zabern
Mahl
von Reuter
Mandel
Strassburg
Army officer vowed to fire if needed to restore order
Several civilians testified there were no serious disorders and rowdyism was blamed on young men. The colonel said he would order troops to fire to protect army prestige and government honor, even if blood flowed, insisting the government allowed its reins to drag.
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Schad
von Reuter
Anaconda Lyceum Trio Delights Margaret Theater Crowd
The Wood orchestral trio performed as the winter lyceum's third attraction at the Margaret theater. A large audience enjoyed readings and monologues by Rita Lewis, who elicited tears and laughter, plus Lois Wood on the cello and Margaret Wood at the piano, completing a well regarded ensemble.
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Margaret Theater
Lyceum
Rita Lewis
Lois Wood
Margaret Wood
Greyhound Found Wandering Near Depot With Chain
Night Chief Walsh found a greyhound roaming the rail line near the depot with a chain around its neck. The dog likely escaped from home and is a blooded show animal. It was taken to the city hall to await its owner, who may not claim it today. if unclaimed, Walsh will pursue coursing this evening with Officers Donovan and Kraker.
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Walsh
Hali
Donovan
Kraker
Governor Takes Hold of Strike
The governor plans to pursue avenues on the Meyer ranner deportation and lawlessness cases linked to the Citizens' Alliance. Exiled private policemen, non-union workers returning to mines, and visits by volunteers raise concerns a labor dispute may involve union agents. International unions and Austrian-Hungarian officials are examining foreign workers forced to stay at work.
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Citizens’ Alliance
John T. Vickery
New York
Warra
Manakere
Washington
Austria-Hungary
Athort
Moyer Eaves Hospital Sees Board Members Arrive
Chicago January reports President H Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners left the hospital and set headquarters in a hotel as an executive board meeting was planned. Vice President Ma honey and board members Mille and Turzich arrived for consultations on potential nationwide strike action and further plans.
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H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Charles K. Mahoney
Quy A. Mille
Anco Turzich
Michigan
Moyer
Colorado
American Federation of ‘Labor
T Will
Guy A. Miller
Yance ‘Terzich
Wwe
Prompt investigation urged into two strikes
Washington January 6 congress pressed for an inquiry into the Michigan and Colorado strikes as renewed activity centered on restoring martial law. Senators Borah and representatives from Colorado and Michigan argued the need for a congressional investigation, echoing Borah's West Virginia findings.
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Congress
Michigan
Colorado
Boran
West Viginia
Macdonald
House Rules Committee
Borah
West Virginia
Senate
Remo Lab
Foreste
Volunteers of America Engage Quarters Here
The Volunteers of America headquarters at 21 Main Street in Anaconda has organized a plan with arrangements completed yesterday. Services will be held on the streets three times a week until conditions warrant nightly meetings. The step aims to establish a workingmen's lodging house in the area.
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Volunteers of America
Main Street
Anaconda
Slay of Law Winters Real Estate Agent Leads to Hanging Sentence
In Portland Oregon on January 9 Livya H Wilkins, convicted killer of Law 1 Winters, a real estate agent slain in front of his home on October 12, was sentenced today to be hanged in March.
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Ure
Livya H. Wilkins
Winters
Maren
Newsboys Strike Over Cheaper Rates Disrupt Downtown Delivery
Newsboys selling the Daily Post staged a downtown strike yesterday afternoon. Hundreds of youths chased a carrier from Park and Arizona streets while officials from the police and truancy officers attempted to restore order. Carriers resumed some routes as protestors destroyed papers and interfered with distribution. The Post planned to suspend street sales until the issue could be resolved. J J Wharton, head of the Newsboys auxiliary, said no strike notice had been received and promised to investigate.
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Park and
Arizona Streets
Prija Wen
Poxt
Fox
Gil Ngan
Police Department
Guige
Post
J. J. Wharton
Newsboys’ Auxiliary
Assault Allegation Against Frankie Moore In Justice Court
Frankie Moore, a resident of East Mercury street, was accused in Justice Shea court yesterday of assaulting John Doe with a razor on the night of January 1. FH Barrett, assistant general superintendent of the Chicago Milwaukee for the Montana district, was en route to Lewiston and Mobridge for inspection. B.A. Mathews hosted visitors at a South Wyoming street home, including sister Mrs. James Burton of Virginia City, formerly with the Butte fire department now in agriculture.
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Frankie Moore
East Mercury Street
John Doe
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Lewiston
Mobridge
B.A. Mathews
Wyoming Street
James Burton
Viginia City
Burton
Butte
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