Suffrage foes in Chicago face a growing backlash
The piece attacks women’s suffrage as a boomerang for supporters, mocks the public meeting hecklers, and cites graft in cement projects on Addison Street. It rails at tax scofflaws, cites Appetite John Traeger’s offices from 1897 to 1913, and calls for reform of the Health Department and barber practices amid a broader push for personal liberty in Chicago.
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John Traeger
Lake
Cook County
City of Chicago
Chicago
Gotch and the hammerlock in early wrestling history
The hammerlock is among the most effective wrestling holds though hard to secure. Gotch used it in key matches from 1902 to 1910, including defeats of Miller and Berg, with notable bouts against Berneau and Rooney, teaching him the weapon’s risks and its role as a setup for other grips.
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Gotch
Scott Miller
Emil Klank
John Berg
South
Galveston
Herman Berneau
Berneau
John J. Rooney
Chicago
Farmer Burns
Rooney
Jimmy Esson
Joseph B. Bowles
England Wins Open Golf Title In United States Match
English golfer Gladys Ravenscroft defeated Marion Hollins to claim the United States women's open championship, part of a contingent of English players who invaded the U S for the event.
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England
United States
Gladys Ravenscroft
Marion Hollins
Harvard Schedules 31 Baseball Games
Harvard announces a 31 game baseball schedule after an athletic council meeting. The annual Yale series starts with games on consecutive days with Yale in New Haven on June 16 and in Cambridge on June 17, a potential third game in New York on June 20 if needed.
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Harvard
Athletic Council
Yale
New Haven
Cambridge
New York
Equale World Record Time Paces Brooklyn Indoor Meet
Howard Dean of Springfield Massachusetts equalled the world mark in the 1380 yard run at the opening of the local indoor season at the Thirtieth Regiment armory Brooklyn his time 0 124 5 Hannes Kolehmann of Irish American A C scratch won the three mile run in 14 204 5 pace two seconds off his world record Marty Berghammer stands as sole Red team shortstop prospect though far from a polished glove.
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Howard Dean
Springfield
Mass
Thirtieth Regiment Armory
Brooklyn
Hannes Kolehmann
A. C
Managers for 1914 National League teams and others
Listing of baseball managers for 1914 across the National and American leagues includes John McGraw for New York, Wilbert Robinson for Brooklyn, George Stallings for Boston, Charlie Dooin for Philadelphia, Fred Clarke for Pittsburgh, and Connie Mack among others. The roster features managers for St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, and additional clubs, with names such as Miller Huggins, Johnny Evers, Joe Birmingham, Hughey Jennings, and Branch Rickey appearing in the sequence.
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National
New York
John McGraw
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Boston
George B. Stallings
Philadelphia
Charlie Dooin
Pittsburgh
Fred Clarke
Cincinnati
Seresees
St. Louis
Miller Huggins
Chicago
Johnny Evers
Boston - Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Clark Grimith
Connie Mack
Joe Birmingham
Hughey Jennings
Branch Rickey
Jimmy Callahan
Bombadier Wells to Face Georges Carpentier in Match
Announcement from the National Sporting club states Bombadier Wells has been matched to meet Georges Carpentier. Michigan University baseball alumnus Jack Enzenroth signs with the St. Louis Browns. Clyde Milan of the Senators tallies 24 errors last season, 76 percent on ground balls. Penn freshmen cross country defeats Cornell freshmen 19 to 45. Vic Saier leads NL with 21 triples. Jack Root trains six weeks yearly to guard digestion. Minnesota alumni dispute coach Williams but university backs him. Penn freshmen rowing victory praised for Vivian Nichalis new coaching. Wisconsin wins big nine cross country title at Columbus with Watson first in 26.44% and Wisconsin 72 points.
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Bombadier Wells
Georges Carpentier
Jack Enzenroth
Michigan University
St. Louis Browns
Clyde Milan
Senators
Wisconsin
Columbus
Watson
Minnesota
Ilinoia
Ohio State
Baseball Slang and Phrases From the Press Box
A survey of baseball language explains common terms and slang used by writers and players to describe innings, pitches, and plays. It lists synonyms for key actions and equipment, notes pitcher types like the knuckleball and spitball, and references base running tactics and game outcomes with vivid yet era-specific wording.
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Elmer Stricklett
Knuckler
Eddie Summers
Lew Ritchie
Eddie Cicotte
Cleanera
Buck Weaver
White Sox
Callahan
Jerry
Beout
Browns Create Novel Training Habitat At St Petersburg
The St Louis Browns announce a unique training habitat at St Petersburg under Manager Rickey. The plan includes triplicate batting where 35 players may bat three times as often as usual, new pits built as first of their kind in professional baseball, and a pitcher's box paired with first base to teach runners leads and straight breaks.
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St. Louis Browns
St. Petersburg
Rickey
Mound City
Timekeepers Expelled By National Trotting Board
The National Trotting Association board expelled five timekeepers from the Belle Vernon race meet for falsifying times. Names include Ira M. Gregg W. Monongahela G W Perryopolis R A Johnston and O B Wilkey all fined 100 dollars and time bars placed on eight horses.
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Board of Review of the
National Trotting Association
Belle Vernon
Ira M. Gregg
South Brownsville
Monongahela
G. W. Perryopolis
R. A. Johnston
Bentleyville
O. B. Wilkey
County Democratic Central Committee lineup and officers
The Central Committee lists numerous officers and members across wards with names such as John McGillen George L McConnell and William Legner. The document also records county democratic leaders including Daniel J McMahon vice presidents Frank H Novak and James R Buckey and a large executive committee.
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Central Committee
Democratic Party OF
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Hotel la Balle
John McGillen
George L. McConnell
Wiliam Legner
B. F. Weber
Stankey
Walkowiak
Frank McDermott
Michael F. Maher
Ward
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John J. Coughlin
Daniel J. Harris
Clem Kuehne
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Dennis Sullivan
Fred Esau
James Fitzgerald
William F. Quinlan
John T. Connery
Thomas J. Dawson
N. J. Daleiden
Nell Marley
William McRae
Francis D. Connery
Ben. M. Sharry
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Dennis D. McCarthy
Joseph T
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M. J. Flynn
Richard J. Knight
Frank J. Walsh
T. J. Crowe
Matt L. Cullem
J. J. Cullerton
K. M. Rads
County Democracy
Daniel J. McMahon
Frank H. Novak
Paves H. Morgan
James R. Buckey
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Robert Burke
John A. King
James M. Slattery
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Peter H. Dalton
Edward M. Roark
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Richard Hanrahan
John Dock
Henry Krug
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J. J. McLaughlin
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Bill Courtney
Peter Zilligan
Louis L. Lettiere
Sami, Ohlsen
Ernest Langey
John F. Carroll
Austin Waldron
John Joyce
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John W. McNeal
Henry Eokhardt
Cook County
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A. J
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M. G. Furman
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John Downey
James F. Bowers
Daniel Ryas
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la Salle
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