Pacific Coast football series to begin with 1923 meetings
California and Illinois announced a home and home football schedule starting in 1923 with Illinois hosting first. Director Huff of Illinois and Andy Smith of the Bears signed the articles. Smith said California and Stanford also approved bringing an East big three team Harvard Yale or Princeton to the Pacific coast for a New Year’s Day clash beginning in 1923.
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Chicago
California
Illinois
Huff
Andy Smith
Bears
Smith
Stanford
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pacific Coast
Cubs Seek Eddie Roush in Auction Held by Wrigley
New York December 15. Charles Wrigley owner of the Chicago Cubs joined the auction crowd and is understood to be targeting Eddie Roush.
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CUBS
Roush
New York
U Charles Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Roush
Bentley to Cincinnati Reds in cash deal announcement
New York reports an expected deal will send Jack Bentley of the Baltimore Internationals to the Cincinnati Reds. The deal, for cash consideration, would involve a star first baseman pitcher and heavy hitter moving to the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
NEW York
Jack Bentley
Baltimore Internationals
Cincinnati Reds
Gans Knocks Out Patullo in Second Round
Panama Joe Gans defeated Kid Patullo with a knockout in the second round of a twelve round bout in Columbus. In the semi windup Tut Jackson stopped Charles Mitchell of Columbus in one minute thirty seconds.
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Gans
Columbus
Panama
Joe Gans
Kid Patullo
Tut Jackson
Washington
D. H
Charles Mitchell
Giants face drive to cap player salaries at NL meeting
At the National League gathering in New York and St Louis executives led by Ebbet Dreyfus and Breadon push to set maximum prices for players and control admissions. The knot-hole club at St Louis offers free seats to promising young players, while Ebbet groups want charter rights to capture revenue from those admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Giants
National League
Charles Ebbet
Flatbush
John Heydier
Barney Dreyfus
Sam Breadon
Ebbet
St. Louis
Branch Rickey
Ebbets and Dreyfus
Red and Black Team Gears Up for Opening Game
Athens High prepares for its first basketball game at the Armory Friday against Shawnee. The squad is cut to twenty, with Battin as captain and tough competition for guards from Shafer Sharp Wilcox and others. New bleachers will boost reserved seating for nine to ten home games.
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Athens High
Armory
Shawnee
Battin
Hughes
Brooks
Watkins
Devlin
McKinley
Muir
Kahler
Shafer
Sharp
Wilcox
Gibbs
Moler
Cowan
Rhodes
Guard Team to Meet Shawnee at Armory on Wednesday
Company L of the Ohio national guard will play Shawnee at the armory on Wednesday. The Shawnee lineup is an independent team said to be superior to any state foe. The guardsmen boast extraordinary talent and a strong floor presence. Additional games are scheduled with Nelsonville McArthur Gallipolis and Middleport.
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Company L
Ohio National Guard
Armory
Shawnee’s Best
Nelsonville
McArthur
Gallipolis
Middleport
Sea
Ohio wrestlers vie for OO spot with named contenders
The competition for a place on the OO features King and Earich from Ohio, with Coach Torrance of A. H. 8. guiding Cowden Pickering Jordon and Wilson in the race.
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M. G. Duiiries
King and Earich
Ohio
Torrance
A. H
Cowden
Pickering
Jordon
Wilson
Veteran Mahoning County vet named tax commission secretary
Columbus December 13 Governor Davis appoints Max Butler a Mahoning county war veteran as secretary of the state tax commission.
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Columbus
Max Butler
Mahoning County
Davis
State Tax Commission
Japan Premier backs alliance to curb future wars
Tokyo report says Premier Takashi Hashi, in an interview with United Press, endorsed the British American French Japanese four nation pact to preserve peace on the Pacific and prevent future conflicts.
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Tokio
Takahashi
Japan
United Press
Pacific
Greatness Compared: A Cockroach’s View of the Ant
A playful musing notes that greatness is relative with a cockroach seeing an ant as a rival. It frames comparison as subjective and invites reflection on scale and significance.
Elk Charity Ball At Armory This Thursday
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks hosts its annual Charity Ball on the Armory floor from 8 to 12. Elks and their ladies admitted. over 590 tickets issued. Bleachers for non dancers, an experienced caller, and classic dances planned. Proceeds go to the Minstrel fund for charity.
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The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Armory
Elks
Dancing beauty risks loneliness without homemaker role
The text notes a pretty, skilled dancer will gain admiration but may become lonely unless she becomes an average tall wife who cooks well. It presents a dated view equating marriage and domestic skills with happiness and social acceptance.
Instant relief from indigestion with Mi O Na tablets
Easy to Set Stomach Right. If your stomach is out of order or distressed, no matter from what cause, Mi O Na stomach tablets will give instant relief in case of indigestion acute or chronic money back guaranteed by McKee Drug Co.
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McKee Drug Co
Borax Smith Builds New Fortune After 1917 Setback
Borax Smith once broke after losing 40 million dollars to make Oakland a coastal metropolis. Now at seventy two he is again forging wealth by acquiring the world’s largest borax ore vein and starting anew toward millions.
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Borax” Smith
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Influx of Jewish Pioneers in Palestine Seen to Curtail Archaeology
Dr. Mary J. Hussey of Mount Holyoke College warns that archaeology in Palestine will be reduced as Jewish pioneers from Poland and southern Russia arrive at about 1100 per month. She notes railroads roads and modern industry accompanying the population surge on Palestine's changing status. Pinhas Rotenberg, former Chief of Police, has drafted plans to utilize the Jordan for power and irrigation.
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South Hadley
Mass
Palestine
Holy Land
Mary J. Hussey
Mount Holyoke College
Hussey
Fund For Biblical and Oriental Research
Poland
Russia
Jordan
Pinhas Rotenburg
Archeology at risk as dam plans threaten buried treasures
The Kerensky government and a leading engineer discuss a dam at the south end of the Sea of Galilee to store for the Jordan powerhouse and drain Lake Kuich. They warn that rising development and road building threaten sites and cities, risking destruction of ancient artifacts unless preservation steps are taken.
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Kerensky
Sea of Galilee
Jordan
Lake Kuich
Palm Exports Drive Ceylon Nuts to Global Markets
The cocoanut palm tree dominates Ceylon exports with about 14 million coconuts shipped abroad annually, making the country a key source of this commodity for international buyers.
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Ceylon
Christmas Goods and Candies Sale Announced
On sale items include Xmas goods toys and a full line of candies and nuts with fireworks. A general line of dry goods notions and groceries is also offered at affordable prices.
Police hold alleged Black Hand extortion suspect in Lorain
Buffalo police detain a man suspected of extortion from Jacob Kline, manager of Kline Brothers store in Lorain. A letter received November 27 from South Chicago, signed by Fred X Carskie with a black hand motif, demanded 5 000 dollars and threatened murder of Kline and family if paid or reported. Kline traveled to Buffalo to pursue identification of the suspect.
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Lorain, O
Buffalo
Jacob Kline
Kline Brothers
Kline
Chicago
Fred X. Carskie
Aine
Buffalo New York
Chronic loafer avoids work with excuses
A chronic loafer avoids labor often claiming illness or hard luck to dodge duties. The pattern shows repeated avoidance and self justification rather than taking responsibility.
Polish Boy Chess Wizard Has Rival
American chess enthusiasts recall Samuel Rzeszewski an eight-year-old from Poland who defeated adults nightly on tour. Now Ralph Talitikoff, a ten year-old Ne agings boy, won a Chicago Union League Club tournament defeating thirty contestants. Frank Pagliano was runner-up.
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Samuel Rzeszewski
Poland
Ralph Talitikoff
Ralph
Union League Club of
Chicago
Boys’ Club
Frank Pagliano
Fragmentary OCR Item Describes Unclear Local Notice
An unreadable OCR fragment offers limited readable elements about a local notice. Key names dates or places cannot be confirmed from the text. The readable portion provides no actionable details or context for a fuller summary.
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Wings of Giants
Red and
Elk Charity
Elliott’s Store
Burlingham
Letten
Samuel Kzeszewski
F. L. Junod
Court and
Carpenter Streets
Guysville
Durham
Clarence Geyer
John Winner
Army and Navy
XMAS
Western Union
Dayton
Union ST
Athens
U. S. Army Supply Sige
Vicinities
U.S. Army
U. S. Marine
U. S. Army
Munson
U.S
Case
Ee Oeere
O. D
Wool Union
Romance
Reymer’s
DE Klyns
Glouster
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