Baseball player Chappel faces Indians trade in early rumor
A chaotic sports note outlines Carl Chappel’s possible transfer to the Cleveland Indians after a Chicago White Sox bid, with mention of Jacko to the White Sox and a blood poisoning incident affecting a player. The fragmentary item hints at team moves and a convoluted baseball summer.
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Lares Chappell
Chicago
Hin
Flint
Cleveland India
Cal Falen
Rowland
Milwaukee
Chapple
Indians
PHEW DREW RETURNS TO TOP FORM IN SPRINTENCOUNTER
Howard Drew rebounds to top form after clashes with Joe Loomis the former world champion. Drew beats Loomis at Frisco last August and since returning leads him over 70 to 100 yards. He ties the indoor 100 yard world record at 10 seconds and matches other indoor marks including 60 yard dash and 140 yard splits.
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Howard Drew
Joe Loomis
Ile Apyee
Looms
Frisco
Drew
Loomis
Postoffice Appropriation Bill Sent to Senate
Washington February 29 The annual post office appropriation bill carrying about 221 million dollars went to the Senate today after the House passed it last night amid bitter opposition. As it left the House the bill contains provisions for substituting a pace based system for the present weight method and for barring any rise in the 30 pound limit on parcel post packages.
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Washington
Senate
House
Army officer sits at cabinet table first since Civil War
Washington February 29. Major General Hugh L. Scott, secretary of War ad interim, attended today's cabinet meeting at the White House. Historians say it marked the first time an army officer sat at the cabinet table since the Civil War.
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Washington
Gevw
Hugh L. Scott
White House
Demand for furnished rooms rises in Cheyenne
Furnished hoses and apartments are in great demand in Cheyenne at present. Advertise your vacant furnished rooms for rent in the Leader.
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Cheyenne
Welling the Cartoonist in Training for Lightweight Ring
Joe Welling, a Chicago lightweight aspirant, blends art with boxing as he trains under Larney Lichtenstein. Born in Milwaukee 21 years ago, he works daily on his punching while pursuing drawing and penmanship, drawing early praise as a potential successor to Fredo Walsh.
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Joe Welling
Wiifling
Larney Lichtenstein
Joe
Welling
Jimmy Clabby
Australia
Chicago
Milwaukee
Fredde Walsh
England
Mere Man May Join Dutch at Kansas University
Announcement states that male students may join female teams at the University of Kansas. It notes backlash as coed stock reportedly soars, drawing comparisons to wartime era Wall Street rise.
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Mere
University of Kansas
Tmetitu Lon
Ercoria
Wall Street
Prince Henry Runs Junior Mile at Eton in Four Fifty Four
Prince Henry third son of King George ran the junior mile at Eton in 4 minutes 54 seconds finishing fourth amid gale force wind and driving rain. The royal youth, not chasing a train, raced with schoolboys in a gruelling event that drew public chatter.
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Werfers
Prince Henry
King George
Eton School
Unclear Caption on Willard Payouts in Boxing Era
A garbled report mixes Willard’s 85 dollar day wage as a Kansas farm hand with claims of his boxing value totaling 17 300 for ten minutes of work and potential yearly earnings reaching hundreds of millions. The text references Frank Moren and exotic pay scales but remains incoherent.
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Deas Willard
Kansas
Fleth
Frank Moren
Benda
Willard
California man treks to New York on $5000 wager
Patrick T Harmon, a 50 year old San Francisco pedestrian, tramps backwards from his native city toward New York on a $5,000 bet. He began the final stretch recently in Chicago and uses a mirror mounted on a wire device to see without turning his head.
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Patrick T. Harmon
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Deadlock in Iowa meat strike persists as leaders seek updates
In Pradlock, Iowa, February 29, the packing house strike remains at a standstill with no aide showing yield. Strike leaders await reports from emissaries sent to Omaha, St. Joseph, and Kansas City, expressing confidence that packing house officials will respond.
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Siouk City
Iowa
Meither
Ylalding
Trade Expansion Hustlers Offer Prizes in Campaign
Across the campaign, prizes are advertised including a 6560.00 diamond ring, an Elgin gold watch, 26 piece Mogerware set, and a silver carving set. Exhibits show the prizes at Wasserman's Shoe Store with weekly drawings for top candidates and many additional rewards.
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Sie
Fighth&rimze
PRIZC
Wasserman's Shoe Store
Profit Sharing Vote Schedule Rumor at Stores
Schedule for securing votes outlines payment rates per purchase or due bills and instructs deposits in ballot boxes within two weeks. It threatens cancellation of entries by undesirable candidates and mentions multiple local stores and individuals.
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