Expert Finds Sox Pitch for 1925 Stronger With New Additions
Chicago White Sox prospects look brighter under Eddie Collins as spring training refines a larger, more aggressive roster. Veterans remain in key roles while several fresh pitchers and outfielders vie for starting positions, signaling a bold rebuild aimed at a Detroit April 16 opener.
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Harold Johnson
Shreveport
Comiskey
White Sox
Dark Horse
Eddie Collins
Collins
Sox
Ais
Eddie
Oshkosho
Bell
Detroit
Rane
Coera
Herver McClellan
Columbus
Johnny Buiter
Wichita
Faber
Blankenship
Robertson
Connally
Lyons
Leverett
Cvengrus
Mangum
Thurston
Steedgrafe
Ash
Davenport
Foreman
Steengrafe
Minneapolis
Kenneth Ash
Rocky Mount
Sheely
Kamm
Falk
Hooper
Mostil
Archdeacon
Barrett
Elsh
Ray
Shark
Crouse
Grabowski
George Bischoff
Forth Worth
Schalk
Indianapolis Boxing Card Reported In Local Bout Rundown
At Indianapolis Tommy Burny from Detroit outpointed Larry Schaeck of Milwaukee over ten rounds. Merle Alce of Indianapolis and Walter Gray of Milwaukee fought to a ten round draw. Carl Schmidt of Indianapolis disqualified in the fifth against Ernie Groves of Kokomo. Billy Meyers of Indianapolis knocked out Kid Leon of Indianapolis in the first round.
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Indianapolis
Tommy Burny
Detroit
Larry Schaeck
Milwaukee
Merle Alce
Walter Gray
Carl Schmidt
Ernie Groves
Kokomo
Billy Meyers
Kid Leon
Portland Heavyweight Tiny Heyman Beats Bol Roper
Forfland Oregon March 24 Tiny Heyman of Portland defeated Capt. Bol Roper of Roanoke Virginia by decision after ten rounds in a close bout Herman used a strong body attack late and won easily in the final rounds.
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Forfland
Ore
Tiny Heyman
Portland
Capt
Bol Roper
Roanoke
Herman
Unclear dispatch on Sun Yalo Sen death in Central Park
Fragmentary report notes the death of Sun Yalo Sen, described as a South China leader, with mention that the American legation sent a notice and will honor the late figure in Central Park. Exposed text is garbled with incomplete phrases and mis-spellings.
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Weking
Sun Yalo Sen
South China
Central Park
Americaun Legation
Park
Legation
Lgader
Dempsey Ousted At Gotham Meet
New York March 24. Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is declared ineligible to engage in boxing bouts in New York by the athletic commission for failing to accept Harry Wills’ challenge. The suspension is indefinite until Dempsey agrees to meet Wills. Other champions Mickey Walker Mike McTigue and Johnny Dundee are also listed as ineligible for refusals to accept commission challenges. Gibbons’ challenge filed. James A Farley, chairman, notes Dempsey's failure to comply with state boxing law.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
The
Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Wills
Johnny Dundee
Paris
James A. Farley
Boxing Commission
Dubuque Plans Preseason Games With Midwest Collegians
Dubuque Mississippi Valley league club announced plans for exhibition games before the season against Columbia College University of Dubuque Maquoketa Iowa and Madison Wisconsin squads. Manager Joe McGinnity 54 year old veteran pitcher will start on the mound as captain Johnny Armstrong second baseman helps lead a 24 man roster.
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Dubuque
Columbia College
University of
Indian runners to race Nurmi in West Coast series
Local promoters reported Pasvo Nurmi would appear in Albuquerque next month for a race series against Fleet Zuni Indians. The Indians are estimated capable of covering seven and a half miles in about thirty four minutes, matching the pace of the world champion.
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Albuquerque
No. M
Pasvo Nurmi
Canton Pin Squad In Second Place
Canton Sanitary milks hold second in five man event at the American Bowling Congress tournament after a 2014 pin night at Broadway Emulatorium. The Herbs Indians of Cleveland remain runner up with 2908 pins as standings stay unchanged beyond the top ten leaders. Navtice mentions filing for Ellen Schlotterbeck will probate hearing April 23 at 1 am in Vinton Court House. Kari Fischer clerk. Nichols Nichols and St Clair attorneys.
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Buffalo
Sanitary Milks
Canton
American Bowling Congress
Herbs Indians
Cleveland
Staite
Iowa
Benton County
Ellen Schlotterbeck
District Court
Sid Court
Vinton
Boston Psychoanalyst Lane Charged and Convicted
London reports Homer Tyrell Lane a psychoanalyst formerly of Detroit and Boston was jailed for one month in Bow Street court for violating the aliens law and failing to register his address. Prosecution claimed $15,000 yearly income from consultations and improper relations with female students. Several witnesses testified Lane was proper and helped patients while defense argued the registration charge trivial.
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London
Homer T. Lane
Detroit
Boston
Bowie Street Court
Lane
Homer ‘Tyrell Lane
Bow Street Court
Lamne
Lord Bishop of
Liverpool
Trevers Humphries
Shortess To Chicago on Business Visit
White Shortess, editor of the Times, leaves tonight for Chicago after a week at home. He spent time in Emporia Kansas, met William Allen White, and praised the Emporia Gazette’s equipment. Shortess notes Kansas farmers prosper at harvest with large crops and high prices, asks for ideas to improve the Times.
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Ed Shortess
Chicago
Mr. Shortess
Kansas
Emporia
William Allen White
Mr. White
Times
Emporia Gazette
White
Wiliam Allen White
America
The
Gazette
oanti-Kian
Shortess
Joint Ease for Creaky Joints
An old advertisement touts Joint Ease as a remedy for stiff swollen or tired joints. It claims quick skin absorption, reduces inflammation and swelling, and promises joint relief with a 60 cent tube sold by five druggists.
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Alwards
Uonick
Dysart Social Notes and Local Moves This Week
Dysart residents report births illnesses and visits with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Kiele announce a son born last week while in Allen Memorial Waterloo. Mrs Andrew Meat Nanas ill with pneumonia. Robel family visiting in Naperville with Harold Robel. Several locals travel to Iowa Falls and Waterloo for business and family reasons. Community events include TF Ty club surprise visit to Mrs John Gliem and Women’s Auxiliary meeting to support hospital work. Several residents entertain or visit relatives in nearby towns. Ends with light quips about money and weather on Sunday.
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John Kiele
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Andrew Meat Nanas
I. Robel
Napierville,il
Harold
John Ackerman
Iowa Falls
Alshat Thomsen
Little ‘Son
Will Aschenbrenner
Xetamete
Dysart
Geo. Tammen
Dows
T. G. Tamimen
Chiude Fillooy
K. Kk.lab
Plrea
H. W. Bielke
Ilness
Gnagy
Mildred Labsprecht
Theo. Hecht
T. D
Powers
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Anna Kirchner Oof Garrison
John Drews
Pete Peterson
Chris iKeihsel
Vinton
Russell Hart
Freeman Lewis
Henry Hing
Wand
Clifford Swarterbaugh
Arlene
Julius Schultz
Mesdames Hinz
Swartzbaugh
Schultz
Lew Myers
Ralph
Cedar Falls
Frank Meeker
Local Van Horne Notices and Visits Roll Through Weekend
Mrs. Thornton Yeukle of Vinton visits Van Horne relatives Emerson PortzlHue starts barber shop work in Ana mos'. Rehder family attends Davenport funeral. Rev C D Wendel and Wim Fry attend Cedar Rapids Evangelical conference as Van Horne church delegates. Wendel expected to leave Van Horne after six years. Kenneth Fry enjoys Ames spring vacation at home. A baby girl born March 22 to Mr and Mrs Russell Cole of Cedar Rapids, former Van Horne resident Arrola Bush. Frank and farm wife welcome a son. Mrs Mareia Kargwag celebrated 63rd birthday with neighbors and well filled baskets. Nine pound son born March 20 to Mr and Mrs William Schadellck southeast of town. Jurgensen family visits Cedar Rapids. Mrs AHeasa Benton visiting Fred Mannemin home. Burke farm to be occupied by P F Burke and John Cummins this spring. Mrs C W Grady at White Shrine convention in Cedar Rapids. John Kading and Marthe Siek at Arthur Siek home Blairstown. Price visits LoL Price at his son’s home. Chas Railsbuck family visitors from Van Horne. A P Honzelka and daughter of Van Horne visit relatives.
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Thornton Yeukle
Vinton
van Horne
Emerson PortzlHue
Anamos
L. A. Rehder
Davenport
Rehder
C. D. Wendel
Wim
Fry
Cedar Rapids
Wendel
van Homme
Kenneth Fry
State College
Ames
Russell Cole
Cole
Arrola Bush
Frank Bender
Mareia Kargwag
R. F. Miner
C. W. Grady
John Kading
Marthe Siek
Arthur Siek
Blairstown
G.I. Price
Lol. Price
Chas. Railsbuck
Urbana social notes and local notices in Cedar Rapids trip
Urbana reports visiting relatives and local happenings including Dr Chas Yost Center Point doctor guest, Dr M E Dingman hospitalized, Lena Schuntsble recovering, Laura Liane illness, revivals at M E church, Royal Neighbors meeting, Abbie Cripps illness, and multi town visits by Drs Dingman Griffin and others. Also notices on Mrs Petry, J Luke, and Ansil Lake death in Dana Illinois. Sovereign's Millinery ad features Cedar Rapids school of millinery.
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C. 2. Moore and Son
Dean Burrell
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Yost
Center Point
M. E. Dingman
Mercy Hospital
Jie
C. L. Dingman
Anul
J. 2. Whitney
Vinton
Wayne Cline
Bu Ilness
Frank Burrell
Long Beach
Cal
Air
A. A. King
Doty
Lena _Schuntsble
Schiatta
Drew
Luckey
Vinten
Urbana
Laura Liane
CL. Dingman
UN Bana
M.W. Dingman
John Wormer
Con
Ti Point
A. J. Luke
Dana
Ansil Lake
Will Petry
Jesse Mathews
M. E. Church
BG. McDaniel
Speciu
Royal Neighbors
Abbie Dripps
Dhaughter
Id Cripps
OG. CL Griffin, Jr
Marmola Tablets Offer Easy Weight Loss Solution
Advertises Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to reduce weight by taking four tablets daily. Claims easy dieting and no exercise, promising thousands of men and women regain slender figures. Instructions suggest buying from a druggist or sending order to Marmola Co., Detroit.
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Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit
Michs
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