Land Law Expert Advertises Settlers Guide
Evanston publisher offers 25 years practice before U S Land Offices and Interior Department at van Wilee for agricultural lands. Mentions Hon. Thomas V. Register and Hon. Freak Foote Receiver. Requests 2 cent stamp for Settlers Guide from Main Street two doors from Land Office. EVANSTON Wyo.
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U. S. Land Offices
Interior Department
van Wilee Or
Thomas V. Register
Freak Foote
U. S. Land Office
Wyo
Main Street
Land Office
Late Start Claimed By One Of Baseball's Greatest Sluggers
Clifford Clarence Cravath born March 28 1882 Ban Didge Cal rose to major leagues after a long minor stint with Los Angeles and Minneapolis He excelled in 1913 batting .341 leading in hits and total bases while incidentally slow on the bases and mediocre in fielding but hailed as one of baseballs greatest slugging hitters ahead of a late start career and a life split between hunting fishing and family near Los Angeles
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Siow
Ban Didge, Cal
Clifford Clarence Cravath
San Diego
Los Angeles
Red Sox
White Sox
Washington
Minneapolis
Joe Cantillon
Horace
Philadelphia
Pacific
Coachers and runners collide over third base guidelines
A Washington runner was ruled out after colliding with a coacher at third base. Umpire O Loughlin defended the rule that a coacher cannot decide contact intent, while a South minor league case saw a coacher hand a handkerchief after a nosebleed, prompting no similar penalty.
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Washington
Griffith
O'Loughlin
William James Trio Tops Big League Talent
Pitcher William James is a popular figure this season with three players named William James in the major leagues. William James of the Cleveland Naps, William H. James of the St. Louis Browns, and William L. James of the Boston Braves form the James trio in the big leagues this year.
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William James
Naps
William H. James
Louis Browns
Snd
William Ll. James
Boston Braves
James Boys
One Player Won't Jump For Feds, Dick Egan Stands Firm
Dick Egan of the Brooklyn Dodgers resisted offers from the Feds to switch teams. He reportedly refused incentives to leave Brooklyn, standing by his contract as he faces pressure amid ongoing investigations.
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Dick Egan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Feds
Brooklye
George H Johnson Wild Indian ballplayer switches teams
George H Johnson a Winnebago Indian born in Nebraska in 1882 built a baseball career across multiple teams. He played for Nebraska Indians Joplin Lincoln Sioux City St Joseph Chicago Americans White Sox Cincinnati and Kansas City Feds before an injunction by Judge Foell made permanent stopping his move.
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George H. Johnson
Nebraska
Winnebago
Neb
Joplin
Nebraska Indians
Lincoln Club
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Chicago Americans
California
White Sox
St Joseph
Cincinnati Club
Reds
Cincinnati
Kansas City Feds
Judge Foell
Birth of the Big Six nickname linked to baseball lore
A Pittsburgh display shows an electric ball game sign with pitcher batter and catcher, then explains the origin of the Big Six name tied to Christy Mathewson. The piece recalls the old Big Three and Big Five rivalries and cites Jim Hart’s quip that the real draw is the Big Six.
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Pittsburgh
Kim Hart
Chicago Cubs
Christy Mathewson
St. Louis
Santos
New York
Jim Hart
Chicago
Baseball notes from the Federal league and others
Russell Ford dominates the Federal league while Hal Chase becomes a Buff and Joe Bens struggles after a world tour. Marty O'Toole may be released. John McGraw and Charlie Herzog affect team dynamics. Connie Mack's pitching falters and Grover Land's value is tied to speed. Lincoln’s team becomes the Tigers and Walter Johnson transfer rumors surface. Edmonton and Regina clash in Western Canada.
Rebel Russell the Clever White Sox Pitcher
Rebel Russell born March 12, 1889 on a farm near Albany Mississippi. moved to Texas as a child. Worked as a farm helper and later teamster before joining Henham in 1912, then Port Worth, then Chicago Americans where he became a star pitcher.
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Ewell Albert Russell
Rebel Russell
Albany
Miss
Texas
Henham Club
Port Worth
Texas League
Comiskey Beard
Russell
Sentacout
Chicago Americans
Star
Truesdale Pieases Crance
The readable fragments mention Truesdale and Crance with unclear context about base, sailing, and a tree. No coherent event or outcome is evident to identify a definite news item or person actions.
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Truesdale
Crance
Chance
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Wyoming
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W. C. Cunnington
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First National Bank Bldg
W. F. McDill
J. A. Pohjola Photographer
A. F. Atwood
Big Piney
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
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Marbleton
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Russell Ford
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Joe Bens
Marty O'Toole
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Diamondville, Wyoming
Big Piney, Wyoming
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W. R. Gilkey
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Lackey
Duiller
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
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the Kemmerer Hotel
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