Notable Figures Parade Amid Royal Maritime Parade
The article chronicles Prince Lois of Sivey and high officials in the Abby navy attending a grand gathering in Wieltidhia. It highlights the duke, royal lineage, and distant ties to the throne, noting ceremonial conducts and the presence of eminent explorers and admirals.
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Lois Unetlea
Sivey
Abby
Miss Gathering
Eikins
Dhiichter
Elkina
West Virginia
Willi B
Marti Hia Irilier
Spain
Gene
Thay Turkisn
Catil
Nanwen
Tie
Madison Lawyer Becomes Wisconsin Democratic Leader
James Chives Kavies, a Watertown born attorney educated at the University of Wisconsin, became permanent state chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party in May and later joined the Democratic National Committee after serving Jefferson County as district attorney. He had priorly declined roles as secretary of war and as a governor candidate.
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Trade Commission
Joseph HM. Kavies
Madison
Wis
Wilson
New
Interstate Trade Commission
WHR
Wilke
Dearesteared
Wisconsin
Chivies
I Mppies
Watertown
Fie
University of Wisconsin
Indaw
Ubstrict
Jefferson County
Columbia Builds New Rowing Crew For Poughkeepsie Regatta
Columbia trains hard to replace most of its H championship crew. Only Captain Sanborn and Cratty remain, with thirteen on the varsity. Coach Rice drills sixteen oarsmen through indoor stacks and river practice as winds howl. The squad heads to Poughkeepsie June 2 to finalize lineups for the big race.
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Olumbia
Rice
Sanbortz
Crattoy
Columbia Squid
Poughkeepsie
Calumbia Varsity
Sintonds
Donoho
Cryonewbere
Surgeon
Tichvorne
Bratton
Sanborn Capital
Myers
Columbia
Hudson
Sanborn
Heavy Hitters Fast-Track to Major Leagues From Minors
A large wave of minor league batting leaders joined major leagues past season. Veterans and top prospects moved to the American and National Leagues, with several players like Gree, Mullen, and Kauffman posting high averages and new teams across Yankees, Pirates, Cubs, Browns, and others.
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Jake Gettman
Jake
Jeague
Stinson
Uwis Nother
Bul Hulswan
Tun
Moneymaker
Thrasher
Bush
Gus Fisher
Nap
Portland
Frisk
Minneapolis
Wakefeld
Cleveland
Effenlt
Considerabe
Feds
Gree
Baltimore
International
Yankees
Hinchman
Columbus
Amer
Pirates
Kniseley
Birmingham
Southern
Cubs
Mullen
Lincoln
Western
Smith
Waterbury
Eastern
Indians
Sheehan
South Bend
Central
Reip
Clemens
Wata
Texas
Browns
Weiser
Charlotte
North Carolina
Phillies
Siglin
Waterloo
Kauffman
Elmira
New York
Aragon
Long Ranch
Atlantic
Swith Virilkres Sarreraigg Angrh Teeoe Shorten
Worcester
New England
Red Sox
Peckinpaugh's Start Headed For Minors After Chance Trade
Roger Peckinpaugh, saved from a minor league path by Frank Chance, nearly left the Cleveland club in 1913 before being traded to the Yankees. A strong fielder and productive hitter, he posted a .223 average yet drove in more runs than any teammate and appeared in 157 games last season without missing a inning.
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Minora
Chance
Roger Peckinpaugh
Frank Chance
Cleveland
Peckinpaugh
Chance Lelyeltoni Stump
Joe Birmingham
McBride
Fritz Maoisel
Jones to Try Comeback as Pinch Hitter for Terriers
Terriers manager announces Will Fielder Jones may return in a comeback role this season as a pinch hitter if he reaches conditioning. Once a premier outfielder with the Chicago White Sox, Jones hints he can still “dig that old pill” and contribute in close games.
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St. Louis
Fielder Jones
Terriers
Jones
Thia Wis
Pickle
Chicago White Sox
Athletic Groups Seek $5000 City Aid in St Louis
In St Louis, athletic organizations request a $5000 appropriation from city funds. The move aims to support local sports programs and facilities. Officials consider the proposal as part of a broader push to bolster youth and amateur athletics.
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American Press Association
Yanks
New York Americans
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