Withdraw Army in Ireland Says Woman Leader
Mrs Pethick Lawrence, English suffrage leader now lecturing in New York, urges withdrawal of the British army from Ireland as the first step toward solving the Irish question. She argues for Irish self determination, better terms for dominion government, and notes shifts in English public opinion while praising labor’s role and dismissing reliance on a League of Nations.
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Attendance Figures For Six Games Reveal Large Totals
Official figures show paid attendance 150 882 across six games with total receipts 480 800. National Commission share 48 080.00 each club 108 918.68. Players receive 214 882.74 plus special shares if Cleveland or Brooklyn wins. Also mentions distribution among second and third place teams and a Grove’s throat remedy ad.
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Hildreth’s Colt Loses Again in Oceanus Handicap
Hildreth’s $60,000 Star Shoot colt Grey Lag, recently bought for $66,000, failed again in Jamaica yesterday afternoon. In the Oceanus Handicap, Muleiber Knobbie finished two lengths ahead, with Gres Lag fourth by four lengths. It was a disastrous day for farm players as only Wedze-Wood’s favorite won the opening sprint.
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Mails Pitches Scoreless Innings for Brooklyn Dodgers
Duster Mails has pitched practically sixteen innings in this series without being scored on, restoring hope to fans after being released by Brooklyn four years ago. He relieved Ray Caldwell in Brooklyn last Thursday, held the Dodgers scoreless to the seventh, and allowed only three hits in nine innings yesterday. Combined, Mails has about one hit per 2.5 innings. The note ends with an ad for GROVE'S L. B. Q. tablets to cure a cold in one day.
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Clarmond White Hails From Calhoun School Misnamed
In Chicago on October 12, 1900s era report, Clarmond White a thirteen year old pupil at Calhoun School fled to Cedar Rapids Town after being teased for his full name. He agreed to return if his mother would rename him to Bill.
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Mother praises Father John's Medicine for three children
Mrs May C Berley of New York City says she has given her three children Father John's Medicine for six months and they have gained strength and health. The youngest, Baby Francis, is pictured. The advertisement touts the product as a pure wholesome safe family medicine free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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