Baseball under fire and the Ban Johnson legacy
The piece reflects on baseball scandals, Ban Johnson’s era, and Commissioner Landis postures. It notes anger over suspected player corruption involving Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker, the public’s right to know, and worries about the sport’s future integrity and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Johnson
American League
National League
Ty Cobb
Tris
Landis
Cobb
Speaker
Johnson
Judge Bourquin Invalidates Carson Patent in Anaconda Case
Federal Judge Bourquin ruled the Carson patent invalid in the suit brought by Carson against Anaconda Company. The decision voids Carson claims, vindicates Anaconda, and shields smelting operations and mining interests in the Northwest from broad tribute attempts. The ruling notes the patent office was misled and that fraud or error plagued the Carson application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourquin
Carson
Anaconda Company
Washington
Northwest
Butte
Patent Office
Eat More Fish Aims To Expand Home Cooking Methods
The United States Fisheries Association promotes fish as versatile fare with frying, broiling, boiling, baking, steaming, soups and salads. It plans a cookbook with over 250 edible fish varieties and other seafood, backed by culinary experts and dieticians to broaden American home cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fisheries Association
Legion Plan for Paris Convention At About 300 Dollars
Bulletin from Indianapolis headquarters outlines a seven night Paris hotel stay and ship passage for about 300 dollars for American Legion members attending the Paris convention next September. Costs vary by region. more options are available beyond the minimum. The travel folders detail the voyage and lodging near Place de L Opera Madeleine and the Tuilleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paris
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Leviathan
Legionnaires
Place de L’opera
Madeleine
Tuilleries
France Convention Committee of the Legion
Tworcotor
Sec
Radio Regulation Debate At Cornell University
A survey by the American Engineering Council discusses self regulation of broadcasting and the need for licensing. Dean Dexter Kimball of Cornell University outlines engineering leadership and calls for a technical committee to study radio problems, with educators expected to cooperate and industry support varying. The piece notes the increasing broadcasting demand and potential regulatory changes under commerce authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Cornell University
Kimball
College of Engineering
Deny Kiball
New River
New Brunswick
Canada
American ‘Engineering Council
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Horoscope predicts favorable business and wealth in 1927
The horoscope of Tuowlay dated January 25, 1927, foresees benefic planetary aspects favoring business ventures, oil and fuel sectors, and advancing commerce. It notes gains for bankers and financiers with motion pictures production rising, while international issues may arise from American enterprise. Children gain scientific attention and equal rights, with a hopeful year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuowlay
United States
Uiere
Radio Program Listings Across Time Zones and Stations
A dense listing of radio schedules and programs across Central Pacific and Mountain regions. It notes station call letters in Minneapolis St Paul Denver Omaha Los Angeles Portland Oakland and more, with show times ranging from early evening to late night and including music, comedy, lectures and orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Sinn
My Weaf
Garret
Drake
Mate
Sam ‘N' Henry
The
Music Ox
Correl
Gosden
Town
Cava
Ty Aul Broye
Davenport
Omaha
Neb
Henry Thornton
Lillian Madsen
KEI
Los Angeles
Cal
Yaried
Azure Muse
KFWB
Hollywood
Musicate
Warner Bro
KGW
Portland
Ore
KGO
Oakland
P.m. Stanislan Bem
Poem by Norman Gate Promotes Humble Spiritual Peace
The verses praise belief and humility, urging peace over fiery doctrine. The speaker expresses contentment with faith in God, a preference for simple nature over complex scholastic disputes, and a wish for improved conditions. It notes children born today may be charming and space minded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gate
Wistom
Diet Advice and Electrotherapy Promoted in Health Column
A historical health feature praises electrotherapy, describing sinusoidal, high frequency, and galvanic currents for muscle strengthening, digestion support, and circulation. It urges consulting capable physicians with proper equipment and cautions against misuse by untrained hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowe
Modern Madonna On Shore Leaves Crowd Amused And Curious
A beachhead crowd greets a woman returning with a baby doll. While many praise a mother’s instinct, others ponder why a grown woman plus a doll excites interest. Observers debate whether the sight mirrors broader social attitudes toward motherhood and womanhood.
Grumble and Meek Courtroom Talk Turn to Sequences and Jokes
Seemingly scattered clippings show a murder sentencing moment with a joking defendant claiming respect for his wife’s taste in comics. A testy exchange with the judge precedes a light reproof. In Indiana, two colored men discuss hard times and consider preaching if needed.
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Souther
Indiana
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Montana
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Propr
Postoffice
Ananaco
Mart ‘Miter
Busness
Raitorial Department
Sana
Anaconda Office
the Daily and Sunday Standard
Carrer
Mutte
Anavonds
Eer Lodge
Dillon, Boxeman and
Philips
Canaan
Dartners
Standard Publishing Company
Mute
Mont
Associated Press
Alec
Focal News
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
New York
Chicago
Globe
Hoxton
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Leary
Seattle
Uncle Sam
Russia
Borah
ODAY
KOA
Denver
Col
DOE NS
Carrol F. Robb
National Safety Council
Frank Me
Walt
Lage
Grumble
Sho
Therisoner
Denkco
Butte Business College
Owsley Block
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