O'Connell Dolan Scandal Shocks Baseball In New York
In New York on January 6, reports reveal a brewing scandal linked to Jimmy O'Connell and others. Giants George Kelly and Reds Sam Bohne faced involvement in a dubious Pacific coast basketball team plan, with Public scrutiny urged by Judge Landis. Cincinnati Reds President August Herrmann then barred Sam Bohne from basketball with O'Connell and Kelly on the coast squad.
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Last Night's Fights At New York and Boston Cards
The report lists multiple boxing results including Johnny Beonard KOing Frankie Ritchie over 12 rounds in New York, Murray Elkins defeating Sid Keppen in 10 rounds, Joe Silvers outpointing Cuddy He Morca, Lew Chester winning on points, Nate Rosenberg and Sammy Markowitz disqualified in a first round low blow against Pete Scarrano, and Johnny Pin Cus earning an awarden decision over Joe Zulu. In Boston Flowers of Atlahta scored a technical knockout over Billy Britton, Willie Gradwell defeated Battling Budd, and Clem Savillera beat Turrell Parstein in the first round.
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Runners Await Gentury Rage at Madison Square Garden
New York June events spotlight Paavo Nurmi as he debuts his rain-voiced legs in two races at Madison Square Garden. Nurmi faces American stars in a mile and 5,000 meter duel while Wille Ritola waits in the 5,000 meter field, hailed as a race of the century.
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Notre Dame Player Improves After Pasadena Collapse
James Crowley star back of Notre Dame football is in St Francis hospital with a collapse from the Stanford game. Doctors say he is progressing favorably and will likely rejoin teammates back in South Bend by week’s end.
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Two Fighters Finish Training for Battle
New York reports Mickey Walker and Mike McTigue, holder of welterweight and light heavyweight titles, are set for a twelve round in decision bout in Newark tomorrow night. McTigue’s title is at stake, Walker can win by knockout or on a foul, Walker a heavy favorite for the popular decision.
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Speed King Seeks Western Baseball Franchise
Reno Nov 6 Walter John Johnson, famed American League pitcher, returned here after a brief California trip to try to purchase the Oakland Pacific Coast club. He said he would persist in seeking a western club, though his playing days may be ending. Johnson hinted at a possible offer from U. S. Senators that he called too good to dismiss without full consideration, and he may stay in the West after leaving the Washington club.
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Tied Teams Share Top Fielding Berth in AA
Chicago Jian G St Paul and Indianapolis share the American Association fielding lead with .065. First base Ray Lehmaints formerly with the Dodger now with Indianapolis tops first basemen. Albert Betzel leads at second. Joseph Rapp of Toledo leads third base. Fr Schried er of Columbus tops shortstops. Hush High of Columbus Bouany Brier of Kansas City and W Christensen of St Paul top the outfielders.
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Village Loafer Startled By Early Morning Veris
A garbled note references villagers and loafers waking early to verify seed growth and await bedtime. The fragments mention a person or group named Ralfinwore Sin and the idea of waiting for night. The text is unclear but centers on daily routines and a quirky habit.
Unappreciated Worth By Washington Byer Article
A fragmentary Washington Byer quote credits Unele Khan with remarking that data work often earns less applause than polished, silent tricks. The passage brushes on perceived value and recognition in professional effort.
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Trade Rumors Shake National League Before South Season
New York January 6 The National League clubs plan heavy trading before training. Cincinnati Philadelphia and Boston seek infielders and new talent as divisions threaten finances. Giants unlikely to alter star lineup. Yankees Senators Browns pursue moves in the American League.
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Janse Twelfth Forward Named Captain Hawks
Iowa City January reports Hector M. Janse as the twelfth forward to captain Iowa's TWinkeye quintet. The piece lists a long history of captains and players with dates and positions, noting Janse’s rise and referencing prior team members and awards in a period-tone roster.
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Washington News Confused Payment Report Causes Officials’ Attention
A garbled Washington notice mentions Frank T. Hines, Irene C. Crisp, and Lieut. Fred Crisp in a line of unclear references. It notes an automobile accident at Camp Brown Hawaii and a beneficiary connection, but the text is fragmented and uncertain.
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Frank T. Hines
United States
When a Man's a Map adapted for Palace screening
Haro Bell Wright's popular novel has 2000000 buyers in the United States and three readers per copy imply six million readers. Principal Pictures Corporation has transferred the story to the screen and it will be shown at the Palace theatre Wednesday only as a First National attraction.
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Haro Bell Wright
Principal Pictures Corporation
Palace Theatre
Miners Aroused by Strike Fray in Pittston
Six men were in custody in Pittston Pa on the shooting death of Samuel Pace 31 secretary of the local union. Police gave no names but expected to identify suspects soon. The incident occurred as miners assembled for a union meeting and Pace was killed in front of others.
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Fragments From A Vague News Item About An Anime Topic
A fragmented OCR reads about an anime subject with unclear details and names. The readable parts hint at discussions of characters and themes though specifics remain obscured by garbled text.
North Dakota farm lands offer 11 acre plots for youth
North Dakota promotes farm opportunities with 11 acre plots and growing numbers of farms. The copy highlights productive soil, good climate and communities, inviting young farmers to relocate for lower east land and favorable prices. It urges visits to see suitable farms and assistance in locating the right one.
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Conspiracy Against Trotsky Reported in Moscow
Dispatches from Moscow say a plot against Soviet leader Leon Trotsky was uncovered. The conspiracy reportedly involved military cadets loyal to Trotsky, led by officers from Leningrad, with arrests said to have foiled an assassination attempt at the Leningrad station. Several high officials were named, and confessions pointed to a broader network.
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Leon Trotsky
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Islamic terms and the meaning of submission
The text discusses the term Islam versus Mohammedanism and notes that Islam means submission to God. It asserts Isham is an Arabic word meaning submission and clarifies usage preferences for the term within scholarly or religious contexts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in testimonial
A Columbia South Carolina testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved years of backache nervousness and other midlife ailments. The letter cites improvement after three years of physician treatment and highlights relief during the Change of Life. It notes a country wide survey reporting 68 of every 100 women helped by the product.
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