UNN SAYS HE RECEIVED NO NOTICE OF MEETING
James C. Dunn president of the Cleveland American League Club says he was not advised of a special league directors meeting in New York called yesterday. He notes other directors invited him to attend, while Johnson was expected to stay in the East after the meeting.
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Cleveland American ‘Sebal Club
New York
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Ther
American League
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Chiago
East
Racing Postponed In Montreal For Two Weeks
Montreal race return delayed as Delorier Mount Royal and King award Park tracks cannot be prepared by Saturday. Horses from New York and Maryland await the rescheduled opening. officials and owners reassigned.
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Delorier ‘Park
Mount Royal
King ‘Award Park
Ofuebec
New York
Marynd
Charles Campeau
New Orléans
Twombly Joins New Haven Club as Weistsigns Twombly
George Weiss owner of New Haven adds Sow Twombly a former Boston Braves player who recently received an honorable discharge from the army to the roster. Twombly a heavy hitter with a 360 average in the International League two years ago may play first base replacing Eddie Hart in today’s game versus Hartford at the Rock. Enright released after control issues likely returns to the St. Louis Nationals. Weiss also helps a Roger Hornsby influenced appeal to Rickey to keep Enright in play.
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New Haven
George Weiss
Sow
Twombly
Ots Helder
Boston Braves
Fedie Hart
Rubien Nominated for MAAC President in New York
New York Aug 13 The New York Rubien was selected by the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union nominating committee as its candidate for president after the death of James F E Sullivan. Election set for September 15 at the annual meeting in New York.
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New York
W. Rubien
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
James FE. Sullivan
Racrecoen
Racing Abandoned in Montreal Over Betting Ban
Independent race track owners in Montreal decided to abandon the idea of holding race meets until the federal government repeals the order in council prohibiting betting. The move follows government action defining betting as illegal at meets.
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Montreal
Srack
Schneider Released To Vernon By Yanks Report
New York Americans announce the release of pitcher Peter Schneider to the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast league. Schneider says he will not report to Vernon. Meanwhile the War Department lists nearly 5,000 tons of small arms ammunition and bombs to be shipped back from France, valued at about 25.6 million dollars.
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New York
New York Americans Today
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Vernon Club
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Cincinnati A Tionals
Ray Fisher
War Department
France
Boston Footwear Prices Probe Reveals Market Strain
Boston witnesses at a high cost of living inquiry testified that shoes priced at six and seven dollars a pair were scarce and sought higher grades of leather. They cited postwar demand from foreign governments and peacetime manufacture as factors driving prices up while tanners and makers wished for lower costs.
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Austomers
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America
Il Wits Ned
Hillies Rally In Ninth Inning In Darkened Finish
Waterbury and Worcester produced a late rally filled with errors and miscues as Hillies staged a ninth inning comeback. Key plays featured Werre Johnson and Dowd contributing to Worcester’s defensive lapses while Waterbury capitalized with steady hits and base runners to secure a 7 to 4 win.
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Firemen Vow Hands Off Next Government Ham Sale
Turner says future sales will avoid early access as complaints over 12 tons of government surplus hams flood eleven firehouse locations. About 1,409 hams sold yesterday with 8,600 still in warehouses, while police plan tighter one time admissions and crowd control at the next sale.
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James A. Turner
S Pices
Municipal
Middle Street
New Yor
Chas
Johnson
Fatima Cigarette Claims Turkish Blend Supremacy
The ad argues Fatima satisfies the broadest smoker taste without claiming universality. It notes Fatima’s sales exceed all straight Turkish brands combined and that its blend uses more Turkish than other Turkish blends for a balanced taste and satisfying aftereffect.
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Fatima
Henry Altz Arrest Warrant Non-Support Charged
Henry Altz of 409 Myrtle Avenue was last sighted under a warrant for non-support. He will face arraignment in City Court this morning amid unclear stray lines and unsourced boilerplate.
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Zita
Henry Altz
Myrtle Avenue
Knights of Columbus to Educate 600000 Members Teachers to Visit Cities
The Knights of Columbus plans an educational campaign with courses in accounting law correspondence languages and citizenship for 600000 members and others. A central bureau will be in New Haven or New York with construction of programs after supreme officers meet in New York. An employment bureau for ex service men opens next week and a Myrtle Beach versus Fairmont game is noted with a forthcoming scheduling inquiry.
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Knights of Columbus
Supreme Officers
New York
Euffalo
New Haven
United States
Nfe
Wuisiness
Martin Henne
Pittsburgh Trolleymen Seek Higher Wages
Pittsburgh trolley workers including motormen and conductors demand 12 cents an hour raise after N W A B actions. ward business agent of Amalgamated Association says wage increase rejected by company and board.
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Ais.woelair
Littsburgh Railways Company
National War Tabor Board
A, Ward
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Lidlwas Employe de
Heavy seas halt work on submerged craft
Preparations for dynamiting off Penwield reef were stopped due to heavy seas. Ralph Banks of Newlaven supervised the project using Linton Lake and his newly trained submarine saboteur to aid in the attempt. Large quantities of explosive have already been placed in the sunk vessel’s hull.
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Penwield Reef
Ralph Banks
Newlaven
Bus
Linton Lake
Sabvager
Rubber Workers Strike Shuts S Conn Plant
Local rubber workers walk out at a Connecticut plant amid wage disputes. Production halted as union members picket and management negotiates, leaving lines idle and heat rising on the shop floor. No further details on date or parties provided.
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