Park plans spark baseball talk in Pacific Northwest
A fragmentary Seattle area report outlines plans and rivalries in the Coast League. It notes Dugdale and Ewing facing decisions on park development, potential relocation of teams, and financial backing, with discussions of the Northy Teague franchise and players like Ris Yall and Paavo involved.
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Magdale
Bert McCreedin
Ewing
Park
Dhey
Dor Dugdale
Jergne
Featéln
Dinginie
Seattie Post- Intelligencer
Seathie
Dugitale
Pacific Northwest
Tink Gornio
Rups Yall
Foo Tia New Howe Vatitin
Tie
Tie Lowi
United States
Stattia Riss
Ite
Ais Hert
Covat Jenga
Jengur
Les Angin
Dunes F. Agnew
Susenasne
Lou Cohen
Associites
Lo Truss
Dan
Fintic
Beatile
Northwestern league action prompts park plan debate
The piece reports on tensions in the Northwestern league with talk of consolidating influence, plans for a new park, and pressure from national associations. It notes executives and fans reacting as administrators push ahead with restructuring while awaiting broader support.
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Lvl
FMP
Dundale
Wiggs Rips Earthquake Swing In Championship Thriller
Wiggs draws on his power to deliver a dramatic home run after a near collision with the pitcher, amid a tense contest. A late rally by Wiggs and teammates secures the victory as fans celebrate the win after a heroic plate appearance and an earth tremor-like moment.
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Wiggs
O Brien Skips Fast Team Against Woods Curlers
A fragmented report notes O Brien skipping the fast team in a Pakinep tourney rink event. Players listed include Woods, Stanberry, McCrimmon, Wilken, Mitchell, and Harley with potential matchups and upcoming semifinals.
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O'Brien
Wood
Ames
Carlers
Pakinep
Tisk Wis
Whelupad
TY Woods
Quirietie
Folte Stanberry
JA Oma He
McCriamnon
OC Brien
Opynael
Mitchetl
Wilken
Mitervegzar
B.D. Wool
Sip
Metregor Ta
Eldp
Harley
Oni
Baseball League Salaries Limited After Sessions
The National Association of Minor League Leagues opened with talks to cap monthly salaries across four classes below Class A. An amendment to article 2 of the constitution sets a maximum wage per team, to be enforced by arbitration after championship season reopening, with adjustments for quake-impacted cities on the coast.
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New York
Ittes
Wihningdon
National Association of Myracball Leagues
Ion
San Francisco
Tlaas A
Race Day Notes Attract Quick Times And Winners
A jumble of race results from Yonkers and Los Angeles lists multiple winners across five furlongs to one mile. Biay Bennett and Earl Rogers claim early wins. Seathuy and Land Shninpe post seconds. times range from 1 08 1-5 to 1 42 4-7, with several races featuring six furlongs and seven furlongs.
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Oakland
Tirst Ra
Biay Bennett
Blin Trim
Calle
Thine
Earl Rogers
Bedie
Tadder
Timp
Thi
Sir Cartey
Talon
Cherloe Shirdi
Fomich Ves
Alk
Zib
van Ness
Bowler Qualifying Race Shapes Butler Team for Western Meet
In a close Denver qualifying round ten bowlers vied for six spots to represent Butler at the Western bowling championship in March. Taylor led with 187.66 average, followed by Kirkgugrlek and Merkle. Jackson and McKinley posted strong scores as race tightens, with shifts in positions as last night’s results reshaped the lineup.
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Denver
Butle
Cotgreys
Mareh Iave
Diacek
Tommy Filis
Grich
Kirkgugrlek
MeltIn
Jes
Jackson
Merkle
Brechan
Cworadge
Nat Perhn
Thytae
Werren Young Mckinley
Assen Merkle Crawley
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Patrick
Dheehan vi
Boeuy Cheetey
Tate
Wahacare
MeKnley
Alice
Irkmatrick
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McKinley
Inekrom
Softly
Cid
Yous
Hanenek
Melmara
Dive Goanen
OO Total P'Ns
Perhwn
Taylor
Ines AG
Mexican City Faces Factory Strike Turmoil
Reported unrest at the Canterleaf textile factory near Mexicn includes halted operations after promised action by authorities. Weavers in Bad Angela protest while Mad agitators demand a £9 strike, mayor arrests seven leaders, and rural ARIA disperses the mob to prevent broader disturbances.
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Mexicn
Jan
Bad Angela
Grizate
Snlltseid
Milly
Action delayed as legislature adjourns without vote
Austin reports no action today as the legislature adjourns before deciding the prepared resolution to investigate charges against federal figure Joseph Viley and Attorney General Davis. The measure was opposed by supporters of Senator Matley. The matter will be taken up tomorrow.
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Austin
Joseph Viley
Davi
Frirmla
Senatng Matley
Re-elections at Standac Of Carmpany of New Jer sey
In New Jersey a meeting of the Standac Of Carmpany of New Jersey re-elected all city directors. Bedford was added to the board. Officers were not expected to change as the board plans to address organizers.
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Los Angeles
Tasebalascocine
Menhaya
Fleayy Berryan
Cantain Dillon
New York
Standac of Carmpany
New Jersey
Bel
Jersey City
Bedford
Cherokee Indians Petition to Senate Committee
The Cherokee Indians presented a petition to a Senate committee investigating the five civilized tribes. They seek relief over a $147 060 payment made under interior secretary authority. The eastern churches oppose the excess and ask Secretary Hitchcock to explain the expenditure and grant relief if appropriate.
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Washington
David Muskrat
Frak J Weudiner
J. Hears Dilek
Senate
Five Civilized Tribes
Secretary of the Interior
Wichcock
Shah Death Not Made Public Yet In Tehran
Teheran on January 16 reports the general public has not learned of the shah's death. No shops are closed and government offices remain open. The military college where the late ruler's relatives study is still operating as if unchanged.
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Teheran
Military College
Wichita set for Interstate Commerce Commission meeting
Wichita will host a commission hearing as the Interstate Commerce Commission sits in Wichita on February 4. The hearing will examine complaints against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Missouri Pacific and other western lines alleging flying of cobates and unjust discrimination against certain shippers.
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Topeka
Kan
Jan
W—ly
Interlite Commerce Commission
Sitz Ab
Atchison, Topeka & Fanth We
Missouri
Fruitgrowers Association Formed at Head River
Special Dispatch from the Sea Harilton Mant Jan 10 reports a newly organized fruitgrowers firm with capital stock at $5,000 and bylaws for the Head River association. The group will be perfected at a Stevensville meeting on Jan 10 inviting Migspula and other skilled partners to join.
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Mant
Era Montina Proltgravers
Witter Rootgraiver
Atock
Assoc
Stion
Montana Shows Loss in the White Metal
The mint director reports year gold output rises overall with Alaska totaling 3,316,060 dollars in value and Nevada 1,552,000. Arizona and Colorado show mixed results while Montana and Utah post silver declines. Net gold gain 20,700 dollars and silver gain 4,100 ounces across states.
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Mint
Alaska
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Arizona
Colorado
California
Utah
Gaspipe Murderers Found Guilty in San Francisco
John Slemsen and Louis Dabner were found guilty of first degree murder by a superior court jury for the killing of M. Munukata, bank manager at Java. Dabner and Slemsen, dubbed gaspipe murderers for using gaspipe weapons, face sentencing with Carrol Caak presiding. An insanity defense attempt targeted Dabner’s son.
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San Francisco
John Slemsen
Louis Dabner
Hylags
Ihate
AM. Munukata
Ananager
Kinmon Winko
Orlover
Dude Carrol Caak
Dahe Fer
Siewisen
Manier
Stemsen
Wabner
Gaspine Murterees
President approves bill affecting Crow Reserve
President approves bill extending the Crow Reserve boundaries as part of Crow Nation policy. The action, noted by officials in Washington, signals a new era for Crow Tadbin land management and reservation governance on Monn.
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Crow Reserve
Washington
Hawkstead
William Alden Smith Gets Senatorial Plum
Lansing Mich June 10 Represent ative Willan Alden Smith of Grand Rapids was announced tonight to succeed United States Senator Russell A Alger. Smith led in early ballots with 65 votes. Townsend had 26, a drop from last night. Arthur III of Saginaw and Governor Wagner faced campaign-method scrutiny amid the party fight in the legislature.
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Lansing
Mich
Willan Alden Smith
Grand Rapids
Tussell A. Alger
Conight
Smith
Troubles on Honduras Frontier Described by Cable
President Bonilla of Honduras reports a brewing revolutionary movement confined to a small group at the frontier. Imperial forces confront the dissidents as the government maintains a strong, well supplied army near the conflict zone.
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New York
Bonilla
Honduras
Fernandez of
Font
D. Guilleres
Former Montana woman ends her life in Utah
Salt Lake City. In the Wilson hotel a Montana native named Lillian Brownway registered again and then killed herself, dying instantly. She was the daughter of Mrs. L. J. Duncan of Crow, Montana, who moved to Salt Lake City about three years ago. Her brother Elmer had died by morphine a year earlier. Lillian had been living in Denver recently and left no note.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Reinstating Firemen With Old Ratings Debated
Houston Texas January 1. General adjustment committee recommends restoring former seniority to Southern Pacific engineers who returned to work last Monday after a strike settlement. Question remains whether the Southern Pacific abrogated their contract with the firemen as part of the agreement. Committees met today to review the terms of the firemen’s strike settlement.
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Houston
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