Extradition possible for Attell over 1919 World Series case
Joe Gedeon and Arnold Rothstein testified before a Cook County grand jury in Chicago, which exonerated Rothstein and Gedeon of conspiracy in the 1919 World Series throwing scandal. The panel found no true bill against Attell and others yet to be indicted, while Attell’s possible extradition from Canada was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Cedeon
St. Louis
Arnold RotHstein
New York
Sook County
Rothstein
Gedeon
Attell
Chase
Burns
Hare
Canada
Johnson
American League
Alfred Austrian
Chicago American League Club
Hoyle Named Head Coach of Cornell Crews
Cornell athletic council announced John Hoyle as head coach of the crews succeeding the late Charles E. Courtney. Hoyle, who came to Cornell in 1899 from Philadelphia after boat building work, will keep Courtney stroke and rowing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
John Hoyle
Cornell
Charlies E. Courtney
Cornell Athletic Council
Hoyle
Corne
Philadelphia
Courtney
Polo Teams to Meet at Del Monte Tournament Plans
Polo teams from Mexico Honolulu and eastern U S are expected to play in Pacific Coast tournaments from January to April next year The 1921 season opens January 29 at Del Monte California The American polo team plans a trip to England next summer to defend the international title with Hawaii already sought for future clashes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Monte
Cal
Mexico
Honolulu
United States
Pacific
England
International Polo Ay Page
Republic
American Davis Cup Team Sets Australia Tour
Melbourne reports arrangements for the American Davis Cup squad to sail from Vancouver in November for matches in Auckland New Zealand. After Auckland play, the team will return to Australia to meet a Victoria team in early January with Adelaide dates set for late January against the same opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Vancouver B.C
Auckland
New Zealand
Victoria
Adeliade
Boston College coach hails miracle win after comeback
Coach Cavanaugh praises BC players after a stunning comeback that thrilled students and alumni at a Boston College event. The rousing moment highlighted the team’s resilience and school pride.
Britton Faces Rising Contender Perry in Welch Welter Scene
Pittsburg welterweight Jack Perry, popular in the city and a Carnegie High School graduate, is seen as Britton's top challenger. Perry has beaten Britton twice, drawn once, and narrowly lost once, as Britton ages yet stays ahead with wit and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Britton
Pittsburg
Jack Perry
Perry
Toledo
Buckeye
Carnegie High School
ONeill Nears Major League Catcher Record
Cleveland star Steve ONeill finished the season with 149 games and came within one game of the major league record set by George Gibson in 1909. ONeill totaled 682 games with the Indians since 1912, along with 4251 putouts 1244 assists and 153 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
George Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oscar Stanage
Detroit
Stanage
Ray Schaik
Chicago
Hank” Severeid
St. Louis
O'Neill
Indians
Stanford Start Back Is Qualified
Stanford University action strengthens football hopes as veteran fullback R. L. Templeton is declared eligible for the 1920 season. Templeton, a reliable kicker and punt specialist, had been believed ineligible at season start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Stanford University
R. L
Dink
Templeton
Veralty
Fresno Eyes Third Annual New Year Auto Race
Fresno residents discuss adding a third annual automobile race on New Year’s Day to the current San Joaquin Valley Classics and Raisin Day Classic. Fresno County Chamber of Commerce reports receives 13000 dollars from the 1920 San Joaquin Valley Classics receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Freso County
Three Letter Men Northwestern Five
Chicago Ga Ray Butler of Northwestern University expects to field three letter men from last year as the nucleus of the 1920 basketball squad. The veterans are Charles Saunders captain and additions from the 1919 freshman team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Greb and Madden Fight Friday in New York**
Fractured OCR text outlines a boxing match between Greb and Madden slated for Friday in New York. The source fragment lacks clear date, venue, and outcomes, offering only partial names and a scheduled contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greb
Madden
Speaker and Dunn Discuss Cleveland Training Camp Plans
President James C. Dunn and Tris Speaker of the Cleveland club met to plan a spring training camp and decide on new material. Dunn may purchase one or two minor stars offered to the club for the 1921 season, with selection not tied to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James C. Dunn
Moanegor Tris
Dunn
Orleans
St Louis Soccer League Reorganizes with Four Clubs
ST LOUIS MO Oct 26 The St Louis Soccer League resumes with four clubs including American champions the Ben Millers. Cliff Brady a league star is out this season choosing not to risk an injury that could affect his chances with the Boston Americans in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ben Millers
Cliff Brady
Boston Americans
Big Four Honors Mister Tris Speaker at Telegraph Station
BELLEFONTAINE OH Oct. 26 A telegraph station on the I Four railway west of here is named Speaker in honor of Tris Speaker leader of the Cleveland baseball club.
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Bellefontaine, O
Here
Tria Speaker
Cleveland
Bet on Carpentier Outpacing Man o War Earnings
Neck and neck chatter in New York suggests Georges Carpentier may earn more in boxing than Man o War did on the track. Crowds and bookmakers gauge the rival appeal and potential purses for the famed French fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georges Carpentier
Man of War
The Great American Game Bowling Tips From The Insider
An Insider column extols bowling as a sport with ups and downs in life and in play. It contrasts novice mistakes with seasoned players, advises smooth handling and proper release, and likens bowling mastery to baseball in season as a defining American pastime.
Japanese Teen Confesses Link to Gardiner Murder West of Rawlins
Archie Saki alias Buck Sem a 17 year old Japanese youth admits aiding in the Gardner killing near Rawlins Carbon county after Gardner allegedly won big in a gambling game. Saki says Gardner was killed with an iron bar robbed of 800 dollars and the car driven toward Rock Springs before breaking down near Evanston where authorities arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Wyo
Archie Saki
Buck Sem
Water County
Sams Thomas Gardner
Wurder
Gardner
Carbon County
Jon
Sakki
Rock Springs
Evanston
Victim of Hold Up Arrested on Morality Charges
New castle Wyoming October 26 A sequel to an attack on C F Barnes along Salt Creek highway left him beaten unconscious robbed of 700 dollars and a car Barnes now faces two charges illegally transporting liquor and conducting a house devoted to immoral practices He waived hearing and posted 500 bail for each charge Three men accused of beating and robbing him are in custody and are believed to have provided the information leading to Barnes arrest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Wyo
C. F. Barnes
Salt Creek Highway
Barnes
Casper Women Prominent in W C T U
At the Wyoming state convention held in Guernsey October 20 to 22, Casper delegates Mrs. E. Bailey and Mrs. E. G. Treger were re elected president and treasurer, with Mrs. George Ferguson named corresponding secretary. Over fourteen Caspers attended as talks and entertainment by Guernsey citizens highlighted the event. next year’s state meeting will be in Lusk and the national convention in San Francisco in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wic
Guernsey
Wyo
E. Bailey
E. G. Treger
George Ferguson
Lusk
San Francisco
Calif
Bailey
J. T. Ri
Robbery Near Hudson Alleged by County Officials
Lander Wyoming October 26 Mike Stovica is jailed charged with robbing Nick Wackrovat of 1160 dollars Wackrovat says the robbery occurred at Hudson Stovias threatened him with a gun and forced him to surrender the money.
Stedman Eulogizes Lord Mayor of Cork
Seymour Stedman, socialist vice presidential candidate, issued a statement praising Terenog Twiney of Cork as a martyr of the freedom cause. He described Twiney as having offered his young life in the imperial struggle and condemned British capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stedman
Cork
Chicago
Seymour Stedman
Third Man Arrested in Nancy Wales Murder Case
Robert H. Coleman has been jailed as the third man connected to the slaying of Mrs. Nancy Wales. She was shot through a window at her home late at night in September. The case grows with another arrest in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert HH
Coleman
Nancy Wales
Coléman
Morier
Pact and Ent Claim of The Pact and Ent
A railroad news agent, Gates Phillips, is accused in the murder of Mrs. Knapp after a disputed past relationship. He allegedly carried a revolver, an accidental discharge occurred, then he shot her four more times as she begged him to finish the job before he attempted suicide. Circumstantial evidence ties Phillips to the Knapp home and the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Phillips
Albert Rosser
Phillips
Knapp
Prince Alexander of Serbia Survives Sarajevo Bomb Attack
A bomb aimed at Prince Alexander of Serbia exploded under his train near Sarajevo. Two coaches were wrecked but the prince was uninjured. The incident echoes the 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassination in Sarajevo that helped trigger a world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Serbia
Sarajevo
Sarajev
Francis Ferdinand
Austria-Hungary
Alexader
Cake of youst communists of 1 cyclone body
In unclear text a hazy phrase about a group described as communists is shown. The fragment mentions bodies and an ending related to a city or event, but full meaning and specifics are not recoverable. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Canada
California's Sceng Fe Projects Large Trust Funds
A compact state update notes California expects about 100000 in trust funds this year amid broad financial activity. The article references varied regional conditions and uses the term coal cellars to describe a pattern described as coal cellars in the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sceng Fe
Prehistoric fire evidence found in Wyoming State Museum
The State Historical Museum received a rock nodule with charcoal suggesting trees in the Casper region long before humans. Martin H. Hartung of Cheyenne donated an Indian grind stone, and officials hope Wyoming citizens contribute more relics to expand the state collection of Indians artifacts and curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen
Rock of Ages
State Museum
Iman
Casper
Wyoming
State
Martin H. Hartung
Cheyenne
State Mueum
Festern
Wyoming Plains
Hartune
Indiana
Forest Ranger Kills Giant Mountain Lion
In Laramie Wyoming on October 26 Paneer Mitton B Ames of the Medicine Bow National Forest telephoned Acting Supervisor L B Coughlin to report that he killed a large mountain lion weighing about 200 pounds. Ames had bought a pack of hounds and bagged the lion on the first hunting trip into the timber. The dogs freed the lion within thirty minutes of the pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Paneer
Mitton B. Ames
Medicine Bow National Forest
L. B. Coughlin
Little Branigan Girl Dies at Age 3
Lola Luelle Branigan, 3 years 7 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jameon Branigan of 900 West Twenty-first Street, died yesterday at 1 PM. She was granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J W Piher. Body rests at Early-Bricker Bros mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Luelle
Mra Jameon J. Branigan
Weat
Funeral Services For T. J. Sproul
Funeral services for To Sproul who died in Los Angeles were held at the Bika Home at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev C A Bennett of St Mark's church officiated. Interment was at Lakeview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Sproul
Los Angeles
Bika
C. A. Bennett
St. Mark's Church
Lakeview Cemtery
Little Loghls Taxicab and Touring Car Ad
An old classified notice advertises taxi and touring car services with contact numbers 9 and 1381, listing auto repair, ignition work, and an associated Y M C A Auto School in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto School
Los Angeles
Election slate excerpt with candidate names
Voters are shown a list of candidates including FOR PRESIDENT James M FOR en A CADEDRaT FOR Roosevelt and FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Wade H Fowler Also listed are STATE SENATORS Ray K Olds William Storey REPRESENTATIVES IN John Bell Frank G Clark James F Cooper Maurice Dinneen SHERIFF George J Carroll COUNTY OFFICER postings Ida R for COUNTY TREASURER Charles Bra COUNTY COMMISSIONER term candidates C Donahue Fred K with political advertisement markers
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James M
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Wade H. Fowler
Ray K. Olds
William Storey
John Bell
Frank G. Clark
James F. Cooper
Maurice Dinneen
George J. Carroll
Cere
Ida R
Charles
C. C. Donahue
Fred K
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Mbe Attell
Jor Gedfon
Svee
Ach Perry
Northwestern
Wad Bart
St.l
Big Four Railroad
Mister Tris
Mit
F'ilnstance
Archie Sakki
Brace
Jimmy
Jimmy Wes
Beck
Prince
Wwen
Aeuro
Corn Refining Company
Battery Place
Little Branigan Girl
T. J. Sproul
Little
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey
Pershing
Paul Fl. Moore
Capitol Ave
Cela
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