Fears US in Manchuria as Open Door Narrowed
Novoe Vremya criticizes American interests in Manchuria and claims the recent loan to China bypasses Knoxs plan for neutral railway control. It asserts Manchuria remains open to commerce only for Russia China and Japan, excluding political enterprises.
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Japan
Russia
China
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vromya
Manchuria
Far East
Kniox
Tts
Ching
Divides Disputed Land To End Fight
The Chamizal arbitration court ruled a compromise on the Chamizal land dispute between Mexico and the United States. Mexico gains part of the contested area while the U S retains part. The case, decades in contention, originated with W J Warder alleging Mexico held title under the Udamizal grab and claiming the river’s shift moved land into the United States. Mexico cites trees as evidence that the river change was not gradual.
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Pisa
Tex
Jane
International Arbitration Court
el Pano
Mexico
United States
W. J. Wareder
California
Texas
Warder
Nova Scotia Liberals win majority in provincial election
In Wednesday's vote Nova Scotia's government captured 27 of 34 seats. Halifax elected three Liberals with an overall 9 vote majority. Labour candidates trailed. Cape Breton elected two Conservatives, with lower expectations. Notable losses included three government members. Premier Murray holds Victoria with large lead. Opposition rises to eleven with ex-leader C. E Tanner elected in Pictou.
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N. 5
Halifax
Lotk
Cape Breton
Mr. Chisholm
B. F. Pearcon
Colchester
LeBlanc
Yarmouth
Murray
Victtoria
Thin Province
C. E Tanner
Pictou
Gompers Defends Court Ruling At Banquet
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, criticized the Supreme Court for quashing contempt sentences in a case involving himself and two others. He spoke at a banquet honoring federation executives and representatives, urging reason in wealth and labor questions. Champ Clark praised petition rights and urged broader liberty for labor.
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Simuel Compers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
John Mibchott
Frank Morricon
Sebor Waders
Gompers
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Bath Tub Trust case opens in Richmond court
In Richmond Virginia the government and Standard Sanitary Manufacturing faced argument in the U S circuit court over alleged unlawful combinations framed as patent license agreements The special assistant to the Attorney General argued the defendants aimed to create a common or natural monopoly under patent law protections The proceeding centers on whether these licensing practices violated anti trust law
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Richmond
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Bath Tub Trust
United States
Edwin Potomenor
Wickersham
Dr Burr Wins Cup in Montpelier Shooting Meet
Dr C J Burr captured the individual championship at the State Shoout‑ ers meet in Montpelier, scoring 2 of 100 to win the silver cup. Douglas Barclay of Barre claimed the high average trophy with 82 of 400, while A Davin of Rutland and H B Moulton of Montpelier earned other prizes. VA Chapin represented Winchester and set a ground record with 9 of 100. Amateurs shooting 200 birds daily figure in prizes. several names appear among non‑prize shooters.
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Montpelier
C. J. Burr
Douglas Barclay
Barre
Hin Cone
Hunter Arme
H. B. Moulton
Montpelier Land
A. Davin
Rutland
Harelay
Payeter
Keil
Albany Baseball Star Arthur Brown Shot by Husband at Pearl Street
Arthur Brown, 20 year pro with Wilkes barre and Albany State League, died from four bullet wounds after a rooming house shooting at Pearl Street. John V McStea, a New Orleans actor, claimed self defense saying he was attacked by Brown while his wife Milfred Barre McStea witnessed. McStea, arrested. Mrs McStea detained as witness.
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Albany
Arthur Brown
John V. McStee
Pearl Street
McStee
Brown
McStea
McStew
Brow
Wilkesharre
New York
McSten Ja
New Orleans
Opera House
Bean
Milfred Barre
One Suit Not Enough Says Hart Schaffner Advice
Advice from Hart Schaffner and Marx urges buyers to own two or three suits rather than a single outfit to cover a season. The message argues economy by having multiple suits.
How Packy McFarland Became a Boxer in Chicago Boiler Shop
A feature recounts Packy McFarland’s rough start in boxing. He recalls his first bout in a boiler shop yard, pitching into an opponent after a nose sting, earning $2.50 for his first professional fight, and quitting his job to chase prizefighting. He describes early toil at a boiler shop, molding iron, sparring with Fox, and leaving work to pursue boxing once money and ambition rose.
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Chicago
Packy McFarland
Packy
Fox
Fos
Gymnnaluma
Johnny West
Lipton May Challenge Again for Americas Cup
Thomas Lipton may renew his bid to win the Americas Cup as English yachtmen prepare a determined effort to reclaim the cup. Washington plans a new ball park if owners proceed with current plans. Senators’ grounds work begins on the next trip July 2. England will be represented at the motorboat races for the British international trophy by three teams. The Badgers season ends this month at the Chicago tournament.
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Thomas Lipton
Washington
Bew
Senators
England
Motorbert Aces
British Yachtamen
Badgers
Chicago
Davis to Become Cleveland Manager Next Season
Harry Davis, captain of the Philadelphia Americans and a top local figure, is believed set to manage the Cleveland team next season. Known for his long association with successful managers, Davis would assume full responsibility, a step beyond his role under Connie Mack, with Detroit-like prospects his credibility hinges on managing without direct on field engagement.
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Athletics
Cleveland
Harry Davis
Philadelphia Americans
Davis
Connie Meek
Uike Mack
Spitball Mechanics Highlighted by Ed Sweeney
Ed Sweeney, catcher for the New York Americans, says the spitball poses little issue for catchers when throwing to bases. He notes variation by pitcher and cites Russell Ford, who puts only a small wet spot on the ball, reducing finger grip problems. Sweeney explains he uses the whole hand to avoid slips and misthrows.
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Ed Sweeney
New York Americans
Russell Ford
Pirates Use Deep Bench of Veteran Pirates
The Pittsburgh Pirates boast more veterans than any major league club with Fred Clarke in his thirties, Tommy Leach near him in age, Honus Wagner still a star, and Deacon Phillippe pitching on past glories while the team keeps them for sentiment and energy.
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Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Tommy Leach
Clarke
Hans Wagner
Deacon Phillippe
Pirates
Pitesburg
Passing of Old Cy Young Signals End of Era
American baseball owes much to veteran pitcher Cy Young as reports indicate he will retire after a long career with Cleveland. Despite earlier predictions of his exit, the famed hurler has repeatedly returned, delivering strong performances and defying doubts about his longevity.
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Cy Yoyng
Cleveland
Younis
Waivers
Elf
Cy Young’s Enduring Impact On Baseball History
Cy Young has long shaped baseball with tireless service and artistry. He helped launch the American League and inspired confidence among players and fans as his career spanned twenty-two seasons. His influence on the new league set the stage for future generations.
Pocket Billiards Distinct From Pool Says Illinois Association
The Illinois Billiards Association clarifies terminology noting pocket billiards should be used instead of pool. It condemns the term pool shark and urges calling cueists pocket billiards experts to avoid association with bookmaking.
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Illinois State Billard Association
Detroit castoff reveals the most peculiar excuse
Jimmy Casey, former Detroit idol and Fort Wayne manager, recalls pitcher Peasley once tipped to throw wide with men on base. Onslow signaled for a knee-high pitch, Peasley kept it wide, claiming he aimed to waste and allow another runner to steal. The tale underscores his odd explanation for control issues.
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Jimmy Casey
Detroit
Tigers
Fort Wayne
Peasley
Port Wayne
Casey
Onslow
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