Baseball Transfers and Rule Revisions Stir Interest Across Leagues
The New York press reports on Comiskey's complex outlay for Jackson and potential implications for Eddie Collins, with bib for Somers figures and a missing piece for Cha Mand. John Foster flags rule typos in Spalding's Guide, correcting diamond layout, pitching distance, and base paths. Also covered are masked wrestler Henderson's rise and fall, Keckie Moll's Purdue football bid to Wisconsin, and debates over Herrmann's role in the national commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries A. Comiskey Thisnes
White Sox
Comiskey
Jackson
Eddie Collins
Somers
Abby Roth
Kiepfer
Bettney
Cominkey
Larry Chaplin
Te Maid
Elder
Cleveland
Cominpha Ald
Cha Mand
Chappelie
Herne
John Foster
The
Giants
Spalding
Baseball Record Book and Guide
Foster
Heydier
Na Tonal League
Han
Mlatorien
Baseball Guide
New York Press
Sousa Endorsees Tuxedo Tobacco in Global Sousa March
John Philip Sousa and his band endorse Tuxedo Tobacco praising its mildness and non biting Tuxedo Process. The message claims the band's members worldwide and Exposition connections support the claim and urges readers to buy Tuxedo tins and humidors from tobacco dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Panama-Pacific
National Wool Growers Meet Presses Protest The Free List
Salt Lake January 13 Governor Spry welcomed delegates to the fifty second annual National Wool Growers Association convention urging a protest against placing wool on the free list and lamenting the House defeat of the Ferris water power site bill. President Hagenborth warned that unchecked public domain retribution could destroy the sheep industry and criticized the seacre homestead bill for enabling land control and high rents. He urged reclassifying land to save western sheep farming as the convention claimed record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Spry
Utah
National Wool Growers' Association
National House of Representatives
Ferris Water
Bil
Frank J. Hagenborth
Association
Seacre
Chinese Revolutionists Defeated by Government
London reports a series of clashes January 6 to 8 in the Tamsul Polonga Yentzuwo and Pohlo districts. Rebels, well equipped, fought until ammo ran out, then bombs used. many leaders killed or captured as government forces pursued remnants. Public unrest followed with authorities tracing rebel escapees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tamsul
Polonga
Yentzuwo
Pohlo
Canton
Hongkong
Reuter
Craddock Declared Insane and Committed to Warm Springs Asylum
After a thorough examination by Dr. Hammond and Brother Horst, J B Craddock was declared insane yesterday and committed to the Warm Springs asylum. He formerly appeared at Clark bank demanding 200 dollars, was detained, and police were notified. He claimed an old plan to shoot William and said Willie urged him to control his interests in Tutte. Craddock's brother reported the disappearance, signaling mental trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Br. Horst
J.B. Craddock
Warm Springs
Craddock
Clark Bank
Murphy
William
Flark
Willie
Tutte
Clark Craddock
Henderson
Hard Times Ball Promises Costume Drama and Secret Fun
Saturday at the Woman's club, Butte council No. 105 United Commercial Travelers plans a hard times dance with a dress code in festive parody. Dance programs will be omitted and amusements kept secret until showtime while potash and iodine by products of kelp are noted in a separate financial aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Council
United Commercial
British Columbia
Why Buy Blue Sky Advertising—A Retailer’s Friend
Advertising investment in newspapers pays off by targeting circulation where needed. It builds dealer support and cooperation, ensuring you pay only for what you use. Manufacturers are urged to request the booklet The Retailer and His Friend from the American Newspaper Publishers Association at 806 World Building, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Aberg
Writler
Henderson
New York Herald
Dears
American “Newspaper Publishers’ Association
World Building
New York
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Rowny
cHic
Feneral Sportins
Guaren
Jim Gut
Ada
Chienge
Rade Colline
New York Evening Son
Morty Henderson
Altoona
Pas
Claes
Manhattan Opera
Marvel
Herald
Keckie Moll
Wisconsin
Purdue
Hoosiers
van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Fln
Wheeler
University of California
Proxy
Wiconsin
van Sling
Reckie
Kentleman
Weard
Gall
Witness Ten
Wenteh
Stoas
St. Paul
A. Garry Herrmann
Nann
Cincinnati
March King
Bandi
Ita
Seana
American Tobacco Company
Cee
National Wool Growers IN
North
Wyoming
Empire Theater
Joe Heinrich
Oregon
Charlie A. Rentrop
Europe
Boulder
Butte
Great Northern Railroad
ABC
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