Baseball Talk Shaping Up For Spring Trails and Openers
The piece outlines spring baseball plans with Dreyfuss Clarke arrangements, teams like Pirates Phillies Red Sox Dodgers Highlanders Rustlers and Cardinals eyeing openers. It notes staff like Stahl Krug and Go, and outlines projected lineups and routes including Indianapolis Charlottesville and Arkansas Hot Springs as spring training stops.
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Phillies
Airates
Red Sox
Doci
Fogel
Pride Yard
Doepin
Clarke
Indianapolis
Charlottesville
Stahl
Arkansas Hot Springs
St. Louis
Arkansas
Toca
Whittington Park
Majestic Park
Longside
Denver Gritzies
New York Highlanders
The
Rustlers
St. Louisa
McCarthy
Carey
Kid Donlin
Trates
Pirates
Swat Ender
Byrne
Doulin
Wagner
Miller
Wilson
McKechnie
Southland
Dreyfuss-Clarke
Fred
Women and Boys Lead Clean Up Efforts in Third Ward
The article highlights women utilities in civic efforts and a proposed Boys Cleaning Up Brigade led by Mr Haden. It notes women as influential voters and calls for schoolyard improvements, paving, and beautification. The plan envisions 7,000 to 8,000 boys organized by districts to aid cleanup, with prizes and incentives to boost participation and city cleanliness.
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Third Ward
Latr
Haden Sted
Chamber of Commerce
Atenia
Ié‘elty
Gathrie
Atlante
Alleya
Chamber of. 2
Cheirman Fen
China
The Farmers Lobby On Cooperative Credit And Debt
Judson C. Welliver in Farm and Fireside argues farmers face higher borrowing costs than city borrowers. He cites German cooperative banks, Schulze- Delitzsch system, and a need for American credit unions to aid farmers. He notes heavy interest on small loans and advocates moral and religious values supporting labor over capital.
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Judson C. Welliver
Washington
Tr. Welliver
Germany
Schulze- Deleitzsch
Schulze
Corporations in New Jersey and Wilsons Reform Push
In a 1910 interview Governor Wilson voiced plans to curb corporate abuse by scrutinizing incorporations and aligning with state and federal laws. He later advised strong reforms, yet his 1912 message offered no new corporate legislation, leading critics to say he failed to act on the major issue. Washington reports note Clark managers aiming for Massachusetts delegates as Wilson’s campaign shifts. In Lincoln, Wilson asks to withdraw from the populist ballot while charges of disloyalty to the Democratic party surface in Chicago. La Follette tours Nebraska.
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United” States
New Jersey
Trenton Times
Wilson
CLARK
Washington
Fees
Massachusetts
Dubois
Curley
Boston
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Walt
Dal
Goveror Wilson
Chicago
Iison
Harmon
National Democratic Party
Ham J. Stone
Missouri
Champ Clark
Missouri Society of Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Stone
Congress
la Follette
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Neb
Karl Steiniger Leads Largest World City Mayoral Race
Dr Karl Steiniger first mayor of Greater Berlin heads the third largest municipality globally with 3 500 000 inhabitants. He defeated a field of thirty candidates including prominent figures from various fields.
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Karl Steiniger
Greater Berlin
Steiniger
Discharge Petition Alleges Police Conduct Abuse
The petition claims detectives Nash Shaw and Vickery abused a youth charged with theft, humiliating him and casting public doubt on his honesty during arrest and confinement. Attorneys Murray Donnell and Charles R. Clarke Jr. filed the petition on behalf of the petitioner.
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Mr. Nash
M. M. Welch
Nash
Vickery
Shaw
Ross
Cummon
Murray Donnell
Charles R. Clarke, Jr
Golf and character prove in practice at Palm Beach
Herbert Kaufman in Woman's World notes the odd sight of a serious man tapping a ball on a sanded circle. Walter Travis then sets a record with eighteen holes in sixty two strokes, proving victory comes from relentless effort and disciplined habit. Mrs. Wiley suggests husbands give wives one third of their salaries, prompting doctors to discuss income allocations.
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Fdt
Stapa
Walter Travis
Palm Beach
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