Federal antitrust suit targets organized baseball power
A federal antitrust action in Chicago seeks to dissolve the National League American League and National Commission accords. The complaint argues the national agreement and commission rules restrain players and create a monopoly, seeking injunctions damages and nullification of contracts with the Federals. The case aims to make players free agents and potentially unbind 10 0 major and minor league players.
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Federal league charges threaten baseball pact, Herrmann says
Cincinnati reports January 0. The Federal league filed charges in Chicago claiming violations of anti trust laws by organized baseball and the national agreement. August Herrmann, chairman of the national baseball commission, predicts a strong legal response describing the case as a feud and conspiracy to break up a reputable business. Morrisburg reacts with confidence in the National League’s case and laments the Federal league action.
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Cincinnati
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National Baseball Commission
Eeems
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Morrisburs
Rener
National League
Lajoie Returns to Play for Cleveland in 1900 Deal
Cleveland completes sale of second baseman Nap Lajoie from Philadelphia. Lajoie joins the Cleveland team under manager Stack after previously playing for the Philadelphia Nationals and American clubs. He records his 3000th major league hit in his final game with Cleveland, finishing with a career .348 batting average over 14 seasons.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Napoleon la. Searé
Charles W. Somers
Philldlphia
Stack
Philadelphia
Somers
Lajote
Philadelpha National Teague Club
Tram
Connie J. Stack
Mack
Lajole
Eddie Collins
Chicago Americans
Tajole
Emter Ihat
Wingo Signed by Herzog for Trade in Cincinnati
Cincinnati rumor reports catcher Ty Wingo signed by Charles Herzog for a two year deal with Cincinnati. Wingo allegedly agreed to move to the St. Louis National Teague lineup in a cash and players exchange including Cuban Armando Marsani who jumped to the Federal League last year but was barred by court action.
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Atlanta
Charles Herzog
Cincinnatt
Ty Wingo
Rua
Federal Teague
Wingo
St. Toul Natonal Teague
Wing
Armando Marsani
St. Louis
Basketball season opens tonight at Butte School of Mines
Two games start the season under City Basketball Bureau auspices at the Butte School of Mines gymnasium. Meaderville faces School of Mines, followed by Centerville versus the Young Men's Association. Selock calls the contest as teams, after weeks of practice, promise a solid exhibition.
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Young ‘Men's Association
Selock
McClelland Released From Federals Amid Spring Training
W McClelland, who played third for Butte before northern clubs left the Union association, has been released by the St. Louis Federals. He did not report for Tigers spring training. Mathes, formerly shortstop for Butte and later with the Federals, moved to outfield. he batted 28 last year and appeared in St. Louis games.
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Butte
Union Association
Tacoma
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Tigers
McCrelland
McMullen
Mathes
Silent John
St. Louis Federals
Hutte
St. Louis Feds
Southsiders Masquerade to Promote Gymnasium
A large number of South Butte residents attended a masquerade ball at T. J. Bennetts hall last evening. Proceeds will fund equipment for the Englewood gymnasium. Thursday evening members will open the new building with a program including talks and boxing bouts.
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South Butte
T. J. Bennetts Hall
Englewood
Paralyzed by foul in eight round bout shocks crowd
In New York a bout ended early when Burns struck Demelft on a nerve center below the left hip, paralyzing the left leg in the fourth round of what had been an eight round match. The New Yorker remained unable to use the limb hours later as the ring action drew attention to the sport’s disorder.
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St Loum
Van
Robbie Burma
Dallas
Texas
Jos Demelft
Wisconsin boxing ruling ends ban on black fighters
The Wisconsin boxing commission today rescinded a former order barring Negro men from certain armament events after consulting with the attorney general. The report notes continued absences and silence on Hogan and Maier while mentioning various names and teams in ongoing league movements and forthcoming events.
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Heniea Boxing
Wisconsin
Wita
Wisconsin Boxing Commission Today
San Francisco
Kon
Mater
Venice
Pacific Coat
Venice O' Vernon
Hogan
White the Lightweight Champion in the Ring
The piece reviews White as a virtuoso boxer with a sharp right, noting his aggressiveness and exceptional shoulder and arm development. It contrasts him with rivals Beery, Gans, Williams, and Gibbons while lauding his offensive prowess over defense and predicting his status among top lightweights. The writing also references Baseball manager opinions on roster limits and includes county court notes and a legal case brief.
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White
Joe Gans
Gans
Packey McFarland
Kia Williams
Mike Gibbona
Williams
Gibbons
Brooklyn Basie
Large Rail Orders Lead to Major Pennsylvania Bid
Philadelphia January 9 A.P. reports the Pennsylvania Railroad company seeks bids on 170000 tons of steel rails for the current year with 180000 tons for early delivery and the remainder to follow. The 1914 total rail order was 132432 tons.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Anaconda Curling Thriller Ends Narrowly In Final End
Mitchell edged Weis 11 to 10 in a Class 1 trophy curling match at the rinks. Weis jumped early with six markers in four ends while Mitchell built a late rally, trailing by one after nine ends before tying with a decisive final end point. The score and team names appear with scattered OCR errors but the close finish and final tally are clear.
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Weis
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Mitchel
Coren
Alumni Beaten by High School Boys at St Peters Gym
At St Peters gymnasium yesterday afternoon the high school basketball team defeated the alumni team 28 to 12. The young team showed readiness to live up to the Anaconda schoolboys’ prestige, while the alumni promised lively practice for the regular squad after the new gym opens. The lineup included Niumat Sullivan Kelly Burnett Flint Barteau Oeifigh Amer Barich Smet McKenna Watts Brolin Scullion. In other news a resident of Anaconda died yesterday evening at 018 East Third Street aged 81 born in Austria. survived by husband and eight children. Funeral time not yet determined.
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Shays
Michael
Cecelia
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Annie
Mary
Montan based names list appears in OCR fragment
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and places across Montana and New York including McCormex Richmond Mitchell Bishop Donald Donald Roy Donald Hugg Blanchard Huerte Crane Emmet Brinck Egan Engstrom Bower Cullerton McCormick and Helen but provides no coherent event or context.
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Sumgoula
Richmond
Mitchell
Stuart
S.A. Bishop
Epokane
Charles Donald
A. Donald
PR Roy
Louis Donald
Arthur
Lillie Puchner
Elizabeth Conrad
Mrr
A. R. Hugg
Irene Blanchard
Manuel Huerte
New York
Wiley
Mountjoy
Helena
N. French
W. J. Swartz
Sie
Butte
Edward Clarke
Ladies Aid Society Election At Methodist Church
In Deer Lodge Montana on January 5 George Rund died at 62 after living in Montana 22 years. He leaves relatives including a sister Mary Barthel. Also noted is the expected arrival of Barthel’s sister tomorrow and Mr Hubb who lived on a Gold Creek ranch for 14 years and then worked as a guard at Warm Springs state facility. Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold an election Thursday afternoon in church parlors with hostesses Mrs Sigler Mrs Tait and Mrs Trip. Officers named: Mrs John Sowell president Mr Petergon vice president Mrs Baps second vice president Mr Mike Junkel treasurer Mr Hauser secretary.
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Es ‘Deer
Dan’ Hertz Jr
Hertz
Martin Hayes
Northern Pacific
George Davis
Ules Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masdames Sigler
Tait
Trip
John’ Sowell
Petergon
Baps
Mike Junkel
Hauser
Iranamesa Deer Lodge
George Rund
Montana
Ton
Mea
Mary
Barthel
Hubb
Gold Creek
Warm Springs
Local Smokers' Night Delights Firemen Thank Donors
A company smoker event last night drew all eight members and many guests. Local talent performed instrumental music and songs, followed by abundant refreshments. Firemen extended thanks to merchants who donated to the gathering.
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Local Playhouse Shows Mary Pickford in The Ovcome
Mary Pickford tops the bill at the Lyric Theatre 245 East Park today with The Ovcome a one act photoplay. The program also features The Master Key fifth and sixth episodes plus A Game of Wits a two part drama of intrigue with Ruth trapped in Chinatown and Dore pursuing clues. The program includes The Mil Stream and Its New Job with Sterling Yeomen.
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Lytte Thater
East Park Street
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Chinatown
John Dore
Dore
San Francisco
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Dove
Carol Hatloway
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George Arliss Thursday in Disraeli Comedy at Broadway
George Arliss brings Disraeli to the Broadway stage under the Liebler company on Thursday March 7. Parker portrays Disraeli as statesman and lover, with the Suez canal incident framing a political plot and a refined romance, supported by a notable company including Ernita Lascelies and Florence Arise Lelia Repton.
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Parker
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Egypt
England
India
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Ernita Lascelies
Margaret Dale
Florence Arise
Lelia “Repton
Lilla “Campbel
Charles “Harbury
Arthur” Eldr
Henry” Carvill
Vincent Sternroyd
Dudley Digges
Members of Girls' Club in an Ansonia Sketch
The Ansonia theater hosts a lively vaudeville sketch by the Girls' Club featuring four graceful dancers and a dozen singers from the Entre Nous club. Manager Ph Levy permits the amateur performers to take the stage, promising an entertaining night for Butte theatergoers.
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Ansonia
Butte
Ansonia Theater
Tucs
Gelight
Entre Nous Club
Stanager Ph Levy
Seats of the Mighty at Ansonia in seven reels
The Seats of the Mighty from Colonial Motion Picture Company and World Film Corporation plays at the Ansonia for four days starting today. It cost about 100000 to produce took eight months to film and is praised as a premier picture. Cast includes Lionel Barrymore Milicent Evans Lola Meredith and others. tickets 10 and 25 cents with no price rise.
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Colonial Motion Picture Company
World Film Corporation
Ansonia Theater
America
Selanick
Lionel Barrymore
Milicent Evans
Lola Meredith
Thomas Jefferson
Glen White
Clinton Preston
Harold ‘Hartsell
Grace Leigh
Marjorie Bonner
Madge Titheradge
Sng
Lous Waller
Ancedal
Yenglish
Pietd
Jose Eehegaray
Royal Theater
Madrid
Frederick Nird- Rnwer
William Faversham
Julia Opp
Faithful Until Death at the Empire Theater
Partheul Until Death will be presented at the Empire theater tonight and tomorrow night, paired with other leading war pictures. Friday features amateur night with top local performers, plus the film When a Woman Loves in three sets. The Empire keeps an attractive program and bargains for admission.
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Empire Theater
Exhume Ordered for Oregon Rancher James Whited Body
Judge Anderson today ordered exhumation of the body of James K. Whited a wealthy Oregon rancher found dead at Mugoee Oklahoma October 26 Relatives have ordered an examination for possible poison as the cause of death in this case of mystery and potential foul play.
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Conrcult
Anderson
James K. Whited
Oregon
Mu Ogee
Okla
Germany wont interfere with British or French actions
Berlin informed Washington that Germany will not interfere with any thirst actions by Britain or France. The notice stresses no obstruction regardless of the involved powers.
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Cameron Res Passador
Gerard
Berlin
Triple electrocution in New Jersey prison shocks state
Three men were electrocuted at the state prison tonight, the first triple execution since the electric chair was installed in New Jersey.
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