Fifteen Per Cent Referendum Debate On Boxing Law
A referendum path is discussed to suspend the boxing law via petitions from one percent of voters in at least two fifths of the state. If the measure fails, the law would take effect next fall. supporters seek a 15 percent backing and a timely petition drive to decide the law’s fate.
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Pep Es Teague
New York
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Easterly shines with nine hits in early Sox trip
Ted Easterly has been the most consistent hitter yet lacks a fixed position, sparking a debate over where he should play. He hit safely in six of ten trips during the first three weeks, with strong throwing but uncertain ball placement.
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Chicago Journal
Pitchers See Spring Training Adaptations In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, Marty works through arm care with Mrs O T presiding over the training table. He shows better condition this spring, with improved control on the mound and fewer aches. The article notes Tinker’s strategy of rotating pitchers, aiming for a nine-man staff to avoid overwork while keeping ready arms for six month battles. Cincinnati Enguisen mentioned.
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Mar. Ann J
Marty” O'Toole
Benedict
Impit
Martin J
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St. Paul
American Association
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Pitta
Don
Mr. O'T
Marty
Thy Vanigans
South Framingham Boy
Ameriean
Kelly
Bil
Tinker
Joe
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Giants
Reds
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Humphries
Allie
Governor Stew art's Appeal For Action
Governor Stew art appeals for aid for flood sufferers in Ohio and Indiana. He urges rapid relief from federal authorities and calls Montana residents to contribute through the American Red Cross, with state officials coordinating funds and supplies to assist affected families.
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Velona
Thovernor Stewart
Obo Ana
Indiana
Pentilene
United States
W. Stewart
Montana
Wilton
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Kemet Meta
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Autoresta
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Wilson
Federat Goreue
Ohio
Garrison
Burleson
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Great Lakes
McAdoo
Treasury Department
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United State
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Aleshire
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William M." Davidson
Washington
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Cox
Henry J. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
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Red Cross
Oakland
War
Mareh
Frank K. Mott
Chicago
Boston
Maren Zi
Goverror Foss
Red Cross Board
Massachusetts
St Loui
Oho
Tellet
Patent cuffs hold photos and notes for laundry use
A Niagara region ad describes novelty cuff devices that attach to shirts or stand alone, with a cutout panel and a sliding memory pad for writing notes or saving addresses. It claims the cuff can display a girl’s photo and store writing, reducing laundry misplacement. The item is pitched to young men, while a local line notes Tonawanda, New York, has not seen a murder or stabbing in 20 years.
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