Oklahoma survey head Gould probes state's secret minerals
Prof Charles N Gould appointed by Oklahoma governor to lead a new state survey funded with 15000 dollars. He directs seven field parties to assess building stones and construction materials across the state while testing stone, clay and other resources for roads and public buildings. Oklahoma offers vast mineral variety including coal gas asphalt oil gypsum stone clay and sand with notable deposits of lead zinc iron copper gold silver tripoli novaculite and radium earths.
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Charles N. Gould
Oklahoma
Ohio
West
Southwest Kansas College
University of Nebraska
University
Gould
The
Union
Zeppelin Conqueror of Air Count’s Lifelong Airship Quest
Ferdinand Zeppelin, German nobleman and inventor, pursued the sky sailing idea for decades despite repeated failures and personal hardship. After his latest dirigible flight, a lightning strike destroyed it, spurring public support as Reichstag funds plus popular subscriptions edge toward a million for a new airship.
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Ferdinand Zeppelin
Echterdingen
Germany
Count Zeppelin
France
Wurtemburg
Reichstag
Haskell Chosen to Lead Democratic Campaign Finances
Charlie N. Haskell, governor of Oklahoma, named treasurer of the Democratic National Committee. A lawyer and former Wall Street visitor, he built railroad interests and rose after an Ohio gubernatorial bid failed by one vote. His wife is described as a shrewd business partner.
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Charlies N. Haskell
Democra
Oklahoma
Ohio
John R. McLean
Democratic National Committee
Haskell
Wall Street
Castro in international limelight sparks Dutch ire
The Venezuelan dictator Don Cipriano Castro rises in global attention as tensions with the Netherlands flare. Once ignored on entering public life, he now dominates power through purges and assassinations, while critics blame foreign concession hunters and non interventionists for the current diplomatic fracas.
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Don Cipriano Castro
Andrean
Venezuela
Holland
Republic
Auhiorwntad Nanntea
Bubjubalu Peepee
Castro
el- Gachira
Andes
Caracas
Guzman Blanc
Matos
How Umpires Handle The Crowd In Baseball
A veteran umpire explains that the public is a crucial asset, guiding decisions with a roar or a hush. He recalls games in Philadelphia and New York where crowd reactions clarified plays, warns against relying on players’ opinions, and stresses calm judgment over sensationalism.
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Sam
Iva
Philadelphia
Chicago
Corcoran
Chance
Frank Chance
Greenhorn
Tim Hurst
Washington
New York
Ganley
Elberfeld
Tim
Hurst
Senators
Hanees
Hit-and-run game is Browns long suit
With the St Louis Browns chasing the pennant, McAleer’s team shows improved results this season due to players who execute orders and think for themselves. He emphasizes the hit-and-run as the key, noting its danger and effectiveness when batters and runners synchronize, with Jimmy Williams and Hobe Ferris excelling this year.
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Louis Browns
McAleer
Jimmy Williams
Hobe Ferris
Notes of the Diamond in Baseball Winters
Baseball chatter notes players and managers across leagues. Moriarity recalls malaria dangers in Florida while Dygert and Crawford spark criticism and praise. Liebhardt breaks a winless stretch, Erb warns Turner on shoulder ligaments, Heine Berger falters, Stovall and McBride impress in Cleveland and Washington.
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Moriarity
Yankees
Florida
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baseball Writers of
Jimmy Dygert
Sam Crawford
Sam
Oldring
Mullin
Dygert
Crawford
George Mullin
Glen Liebhardt
Tigers
Liebhardt
Erb
Terry Turner
Terry
Heine” Berger
Cleveland
Napa
Boston
Brew
Naps
Tim
George Stovall
George McBride
Stovall
Chase
McBride
Washington
Schaefer Hero of the Tigers Emerges in Season Spotlight
The piece hails Germany Schaefer as Detroit’s top player this season, noting his veteran versatility at second, short, and third bases, his increased batting pace, and his impact on the Tigers alongside strong pitching from Donovan, Willett, Summers, Mullin, and Killian. It also warns the White Sox and Indians could reshape the pennant race as the season winds down.
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Crawford
Cobb
Donovan
Detroit
Germany
Schaefer
Lajoie
Jimmy Williams
St. Louis
Jimmy
Willett
Summers
Mullin
Killian
Tigers
White Sox
Chicagoes
Comiskey
Frank Smith
Walsh
Doc”. White
Cleveland
Lad of 18 World Champ Strikes Out 42 in 23 Innings
Hugh Bedient, 18, of Falconer New York, set a world strikeout record by fanning 42 Corry batters in 23 innings for the Falconer semi professional team. He struck out the three Corely players in the 23rd inning to seal a 3 1 victory after Falconer scored twice. Bedient, tall and powerful, previously whiffed 16 per game for Falconer High in 1906 and later pitched for Jamestown Drydocks and Buffalo semi pros.
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Hugh Bedjent
Falconer
N. Y
Corry
Bedient
Minor Leagues Supply Talent for Major Pitching Needs
Visa managers look to the minor leagues to strengthen pitching staffs. Good pitchers often come from independent teams in small towns where they work sparingly. When promoted, they may overextend early, but are primed for multiple seasons in top leagues.
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Visa
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa
Telephone and address details indicating a historic listing for an Interne Hospital at the State University of Iowa, with a house phone at 461 Black and office at 263 Black in Atlanta.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Atlanta
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Klem
Browns
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Minor
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney AT Law
4Th & Chestnut Streets
Atlantic
Iowa
Gillespie Building
Musson
C. G. Clark
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
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T. B, Swan
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C. L. Campbell
Res
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Co. W. Savery Abstracted
U. S. Mullins
Chas. D. Finley
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Finley
Weanen's
DRS. Finley & Finley
Atlantic Infirmary of Osteopathy
Cheatnut St
Atlantic, Iowa
Nels Brown
Chastnut St
Butler
M. H. Butler
CG. J. Litterst
Walnut Street
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