Marquard Star Of Brooklyn Again In Baseball
Rube Marquard, once doubted, is highlighted in the National League as a pitcher who reemerged under Robby Robinson's coaching with the Giants before moving to the Dodgers. His career zigzags show Robinson's influence in turning a struggling rookie into a star and later aiding his return to form.
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Marquard
Star OF
Brooklyn
Boston
Rube Marquard
Fort
Robinson
Feds
Robby
Giantea
Giants
Coiub
McGraw
Wayne
Rodineon
Dodgers
Mera
Hube
Teton
Abdeo McGraw
Rube
Trained Men Urged for U S Army Readiness
General Scott told the Senate military committee that the United States should field 1.5 million troops and within ninety days add 1.6 million more. He cited lessons from the great war and favored universal military training as part of readiness.
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Scott
United States Army
Senate Military Committee
United Sates
British Aviator Weds Popular Actress in London
Claude Grahame White, famed aviator, marries Ethel Levey, renowned American actress and former wife of George M. Cohan. Levey divorced her previous husband in London last January. the couple wed in June 1902. Levey and Cohan shared custody of their daughter Georgia Ethelia after their 1907 divorce.
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London
Dec
Claude Grahame White
Ethel Levey
George M. Cohan
Dorothy Taylor
New York
Grahame White
Atlantic City
Georgia Ethelia Cohan
Citizenship Paper Quest On Elevator to Naturalization
In Chicago on December 28, Herish Holts man climbs three slick fire escapes to a naturalization court and taps a window pane. He asks if this is where he gets a citizenship paper before an attendant guides him to the elevator for his papers.
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Chicago
Herish Holtsman
Clebts
Naturalization Court
Holteman
Third Bride Gives Questionable Bond Details In Turner Estate Fight
New York December 28 ex amination before trial in the Turner estate case reveals Mrs Margaret M Turner third wife of the late Cotton Duck King admitting she received bonds from J Spencer Turner Co. in a dispute over whether the securities were transferred with or without compensation The proceedings show she could not specify exact bonds or their value and offered affection and time as consideration.
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New York
Thomas M. Turner
Margaret M. Turner
Thomas Mellvaine Turner
Mra. Turner
Supreme Court
Turmer
J. Spencer Turner & Co
Denmark Feels War Pinch As Food and Fuel Scarce
Copenhagen reports growing shortages as wartime strain tightens supplies. Rye bread has 16 percent barley added since December and may rise to 20 percent. Plans aim to regulate home sugar via ration cards. Housing is tight with building halted by material costs and municipalities sheltering homeless in schools.
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Copenhagen
den- Merk
Reward Boost in Bomb Plot Case in Salt Lake City
The Oxden Commercial club adds 3000 to the reward for catching those who recently attempted to blow up Governor William Spry’s residence in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Oxden Commercial Club
William Spry
Urges Sharks as Food in American View
United States commissioner of fisheries Haigh M. Smith argues in the American Museum Journal that sharks of sufficient size have food value and are regularly fished for human consumption in many parts of the world.
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Haigh M. Smith
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
American Museum Journal
Appointment changes at county offices after bond approval
In a continuation from page one the incoming administration awaits bond approval by the county commissioners on January 2. Ed Smalley, county assessor, announces Paul Halley, former deputy U S marshal, to the clerk position vacated by Jan Stoddard’s election as county treasurer. Stoddard will name Ira Hanna as deputy.
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Nounce
Ed Smalley
Paul Halley
United States Marshal
Jan Stoddard
Stoddard
Ira Hanna
West Bound Train Schedule and Arrivals
The railway timetable lists No. 17 Cheyenne Portland Flyer and No. 3 California Express arriving at various times, with multiple east and west bound trains including the Overland Ltd and Los Angeles Limited. It notes passenger and extra fare services and several arrival and departure times across Cheyenne, Portland, Los Angeles, and Denver routes.
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Portland Flyer
Los Angeles Limited
California Express
Paristte Limited
Overland Ltd
Cheyenne
Pacific Limited
Portland-Cheyenne Flyer
Atlantic Express
Omaha Express
Denver Pacific
South
Bank Wrecker Cummins Pardoned by Governor Whitman
William J. Cummins, jailed for his role in the Carnegie Trust failure, is pardoned and at home in Nashville with his mother and daughter. Governor Whitman issued the clemency as a Christmas gesture after Cummins was convicted while Whitman served as district attorney. Carnegie himself pleaded for mercy, noting potential unknowing law violation.
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William J. Cumming
Carnegie Trust Company
New York
Nashville, Tenn
Whitman
Cummins
Andrew Carnegie
Trust Company
Carnegie
Caplan Gets 10 Years For Times Dynamiting
In Los Angeles, Judge denies Caplan’s new trial motion after his conviction for the Times building dynamiting. Caplan faces a 10 year sentence as the court confirms the verdict and proceeds with sentencing.
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Caplan
Los Angeles
Cal
David Caplan
Judge Caps Caplan For 1910 Times Dynamite Case
Superior Judge Willis sentenced Caplan to ten years in prison in the Los Angeles Times dynamiting case of 1910. The sentence represents the maximum penalty available.
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Slaughter
Los Angeles Times
Willis
Caplan
Dynamite Used to Blast Frozen Beets at Sugar Factory
In Greeley Colorado December 28 five stacks totaling 1800 tons of beets are frozen solid at the Great Western Sugar Co factory. A crew of 22 men labored overnight to blast them free using dynamite after picks and hammers failed. Only 170 tons were recovered and some loss is anticipated.
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Greeley
Colo
Great Western Sugar Company
Cholera Epidemic in Tokio Abates Significantly
The Jap cholera epidemic has abated greatly with no new Tokio cases since November 15 and the empirewide daily case rate dipping to about twenty.
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Tokio
Der
General Foch Receives Military Medal Honor
Paris December 28 General Foch a celebrated hero of the Marne has been awarded the military medal the highest distinction for a general officer. The decoration was created for soldiers in the ranks and non commissioned officers and only generals who have won the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor may receive it.
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Paris
Foch
Marne
Legion of Honor
Cattle Need Booze, London Farmer Says
London December 23 A farmer testifying for retaining a liquor license argued the solitary inn is convenient He described giving cows a quart of beer after calving and occasionally a pint of whiskey to help the stock endure if the license were revoked He said cattle would suffer without these beverages
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London
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Ou Ory
Abeve
Mee
Dormer
Graham-White
Claude Grahame-White
Cliveed Pike
Cuttzarn
Denmarh
The
Spokane Spokesman- Review
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Billings
William J. Cummins
Pinaud
Parfumerie
Dept. M
Pinaud Bldg
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