Democrats Back Morris in Connecticut Governor Election
Ten leading Democrats from across Connecticut endorse Charles G. Morris for governor in a statement to voters. Signers include Fred Isbveter Bridgeport Don C. Seitz Gos Ceb Harry Morgan Ayres Westport and others praising Morris as an economical forward looking leader with a record in business banking and public service. The missive criticizes Republican machine control as wasteful and calls for Morris to bring constructive, fair minded administration.
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Fairdell County
Connecticut
Charles G. Morrin
Fred Isbveter
Bridgeport
Don C. Seitz
Gos Ceb
Harry Morgan Ayres
Westport
Wiliam Gardner Hale
George Pratt Ingersoll
Tudgefield
Shneo
Republican Party
Morris
Charlies G. Morris
All-Time Baseball Greats Choose Their Top Nine
In a continued sports feature, Johnson and others select the all-time team at key positions. Lajoie and Turner earn praise for fielding, Collins for third, Cobb Speaker Ruth in the outfield trio, Street catcher, Waddell the greatest pitcher, with notes on Joss Bender Plank Chesbro Wood and more.
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Lajole
Lajoie
Engle
Collins
Johnson
Tuck Turner
Cleveland
Bobby Wallace
Turner
Peckinpaugh
McBride
Wagner
Gerber
Scott
Jimmy Collins
Boston
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Tris Speaker
Babe Ruth
New York
Joe Jackson
Cobb
Speaker
Ruth
Charley Street
Street
Bill Carrigan
George ‘Rube
Waddell
Rube
Addie Joss
Chief Bender
Eddie Plank
Jack Chesbro
Joe Wood
Jack Combs
Edl Walsh
Weiss Believed Ready to Unload New Haven Club
George M. Weiss, president and major stockholder of the New Haven Club, appears prepared to sell the New Haven franchise and team with Walter Johnson in a Coast League purchase. Johnson intends to finish his career as owner and manager in the Coast, with Oakland as a preferred club, and Weiss already travels West to finalize a possible deal valued around 420000, with 200000 cash upfront.
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New Haven
Lm City
Walter Johnson
Great Washington
Weiss
Washington
Johnson
Reno
Nev
Oakland
Walter
Hiis
West
Cub
Lans
Jwaiss
Dunn Brothers at Marquette Produce Family Football Talent
Milwaukee audience learns of the Dunn family at Marquette as Red Dunn, a famed All American quarterback and punter, has a younger brother Cornelius a promising end with long spiral passes. Another sibling Johnnie stars at quarterback for Marquette High, signaling potential varsity future.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dunns
Red
Marquette University
Cornelius
Marquette
I Dia
Joe
Johnnie
Marquette High
Jooms
Ty Cobb as Outfielder and Showman Coach Shot Down
The article recounts Ty Cobb ignoring veteran catcher's advice to quit pitching and move to the outfield. It notes Cobb's fading arm, limited fielding position adjustments, and his penchant for dramatic, showy plays, underscoring how his speed and theatrics defined his style while limiting his defensive effectiveness.
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Cobb
Cabb
I Schaeter
Tris Speaker
Harry Hooper
Charlie Paddock
Bese Ball
E Tommorrow
Ty Cobb
Hultman Four Leads Meigs Play
Hultman stars as Meigs leads the stage performance with a brisk, sharp pace as Landis summons create a stir. The actor recalls the moment, admitting the confusion and surprise over the summons as the crowd watches.
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Meigs
Veterans Relief Shifts to Hartford Office in Connecticut
The U S Veterans Bureau announced that all Connecticut beneficiaries will deal with the state regional office at 983 Main Street Hartford. About 9,000 claimants exist in Connecticut with 3,500 active cases, and transfers from New York to Hartford occurred in 24 hours without service interruption. Captain Thomas J Bannigan leads as regional manager as the Hartford office began operations and card awards were prepared for transmission to New York.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Connecticut
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Hartford
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New York
State
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Bead
New Jersey
College football outlook across conferences and teams
The article discusses Yale Princeton Harvard and Army play with focus on upcoming games against Syracuse Pittsburgh and California. It notes Yale and Princeton must improve to challenge Harvard, Syracuse's clash with Pittsburgh, Columbia's rebound after Haighton’s death, and Pennsylvanias Pacific Coast trip. It expects Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Dartmouth to contend. Yale faces tough remaining games.
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Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
California
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Warward
Crimson
Bob Fisher
Army
Syracuse
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Columbia
Jenns Sylvania
Hiinoia
Dartmouth
Billiard Tourney Planned in Chicago for World 18,2 Balkline
New York, Nov. 2. Chicago will host the next world 18,2 balkline championship match with at least seven entrants. Definite dates place the event in Chicago in February or March. Players expected to compete include Willis Hoppe champion, Young Jake Schafer former champion, Welker Cochran, Fidouard Horemans, Edmond Derbier, and the national junior balkline title holder. Final arrangements and official announcement will follow.
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Chicago
Basxline
Willis Hoppe
Jake Schafer
Welker Cochran
Los Angeles
Fidouard Horemans
Belgium
Edmond Derbier
France
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