Democratic women plan spring campaign in Illinois League meeting
At the Tlinois Woman's Democratic League gathering in the Auditorium Hotel, president Mrs. Johanna E. Downes outlined plans to enroll every Democratic woman in the city and invade each precinct. The discussion touched on campaigns, county offices, and ongoing political maneuvering in Chicago.
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Auditorium Hotel
Johanna E. Downes
League
Yale poised to lead inIntercollegiate hockey season
Yale eyes another strong season after winning last year’s league title by defeating Harvard. A $100000 ice rink in New Haven marks the program’s upscale facilities as the team, led by Captain Heron and coached by Howard, prepares to open play with crack squad members Dickey McDonald Odeway and Sweeny among the lineup.
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New Haven
Harvard
Dickey
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Odeway
Heron
Coe
H. Sproul
M. Herron
Skaters to Decide Honors After Frank Gotch Crown
The first amateur and professional roller skating speed championships will be held at River View Skating Palace Milwaukee in late March 1914. Julian Fitzgerald leads the event with promoters predicting 300 skaters from the United States and Europe to compete for cups medals and a $500 purse. Contenders include Zbyszko Mahmout Fristensky Mamutoff and Aberg challenging current champion Frank Gotch who has retired.
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Milwaukee
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Western Skating Association
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Charleston
W. Va
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Buffaio
Cincinnati
England
France
Boston
Gustaf Fristensky
Ivan Mamutoff
Russia
Alex Aberg
Finland
Zbyszko
Mahmout
Frank Gotek
Tigers to Train at Gulfport and Other Preseason Notes
Sportborn announces Tigers will train at Gulfport about February 5 while Derrill Pratt resigns from Players' fraternity. Lee Chick Gundill to train early February at West Baden. Red Doom predicts a tough 1914 pennant race. Walter Johnson farms in Kansas and Georgetown eyes Harvard or Army schedule next season. Frank Chance crew expected to contend in 1914 pennant race. New York reports boxing-driven wealth rise of 110000. Tracery praised in English papers. Battling Lavinsky defeats Jimmy Coffee in ten rounds.
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Walter Johnson
Kansas
Georgetown
Harvard
Army
Lavinsky
Jimmy Coffee
Dublin
Madison Square Worden
Antipodean Critique of Baseball and A Redress of Players
An Australian cricket team member and Sydney interview criticizes American baseball as mercenary and lacking spirit, while Baseball figures like Danny Hoffman eye Bridgeport ownership, Jack Chesbro seeks a managerial post in the Federal League, and Canadian lacrosse plans prize medals to promote school leagues.
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Highlanders
Federal League
Boxers Debate World Status of American Title Holders
A Philadelphia Ledger writer argues Willie Ritchie and Johnny Kilbane are American champions not world champions. The piece notes Ritchie beat Wolgast on a foul and lost to Freddie Welsh, while Kilbane won the American featherweight crown from Abe Attell and has not fought internationally.
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Wolgast
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Welsh
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Charley Turner
Cleveland
Kilbane
Abe Attell
Vernon
Cal
Attell
Jem Driscoll
Johnny Coulon
Coulon
Frankie Burns
New Orleans
Jim Kendrick
Kendrick
Invasion of Cuban Players Brings New Major League Hopefuls
Manager Griffith predicts a breakthrough season as Cuban talents join the majors. Acosta, a sixteen year old out fielder, impressed Nationals scouts last year. Gonzales, a Habana standout batting .400, eyes third base for the Dodgers. Palermo, a left handed pitcher over twenty, is courted by the Giants and Brooklyn. Romanoff, an infield target, also draws interest from Brooklyn.
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Nationals
Gonzales
Jake Daubert
Brooklyn Dodgers
Palermo
New York Giants
Romanoff
Brooklyn
Habana
Ben
Dodgers
Jockey Wootton Retires After Bright Racing Career
Australian jockey Frank Wootton retires at twenty one after earning a large fortune. The article notes multiple jockeys earning between 10 000 and 25 000 from riding fees retainers and gifts, with Danny Maher averaging about 25 000. It mentions a 5 000 gift for winning a major race and Wootton receiving 10 000 from a French turfman for the Grand Prix de Paris.
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Danny Maher
Gophers Decline Carlisle Football Contest in 1914
The Minnesota board of athletic control voted unanimously not to play Carlisle in 1914. Net receipts from the Minnesota Chicago game at Northrop Field on November 15 totaled 32 148 50 with Chicago receiving 16 074 25.
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Carlisle
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Chicago
County Democratic Central Committee Leaders Listed
A long OCR list names and positions for Cook County Democratic leaders, county committees, and progressive party officers. It includes headquarters at Hotel La Salle Briggs House, multiple ward and district chairs, secretaries, treasurers, sergeants at arms, and executive board members across Democratic and Progressive parties.
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Democratic Party OF
Cook County
Hotel la Salle
John McGillen
George L. McConnell
William Legner
B. F. Weber
Stanley
Walkowiak
Frank McDermott
Michael F. Maher
Ward
Michael Kenhe
John J. Coughlin
Daniel J. Harris
Clem Kuehner
William L. O'Connell
Peter J. Angsten
Henry Stuckart
James M. Dailey
Patrick J. Carr
Charles Martin
John P. Gibbons
Peter Foy
F. Brennan
John H. Mack
William Powers
Sheldon Govier
D. E. Wittenberg
Fred Rohde
J. Novak
John Lagodny
Leo V. Roeder
M. H. Rogers
W. R. Skidmore
Patrick A. Nash
M. F. Maher
Joseph Strauss
John P. Tansey
William Mazurek
Joseph F. Trandel
Thomas J. O'Brien
William Gaynor
John Powers
Peter O'Brien
Mose Ginsberg
Dennis J. Egan
Albert J. Flynn
Dennis D. McCarthy
Joseph T. Mahoney
James A. Long
M. J. Flynn
Richard J. Knight
Frank J. Walsh
T. J. Crowe
Matt L. Cullem
J. J. Cullerton
K. M. Rads
William J. Clark
William P. Feeney
Hans Biase
Frank 8. Ryan
Salvatore Romano
John J. Brennan
Chilton P. Wilson
John J. McLaughlin
Thomas Little
Stanley H. Kunz
John P. Hayes
George B. Brennan
Willam Legner
Joseph Kacena
John F. O'Malley
William Graham
E. F. Silha
Briggs House
A. J. Sabath
John J. Coughits
M. 8. Furman
Otto Spankach
James 8. McInerney
Harry Goldstine
John Downey
James F. Bowers
Daniel Ryan
Progressive Party OF
Harold L. Ickes
Charles Ringer
LaVeerne W. Noyes
John H. Taylor
Chauncey Dewey
Charles H. Serge
Felix J. Wengierski
Philip Gollner
Walter Clyde Jones
Charles B Merriam
Thomas J. Graydon
Charles J. Burmeister
Albert E. Palmer
A. L. Bage
C. M. Moderwell
A. F. Nusser
C. R. Bechtel
J. M. Dempsey
William LaBatt
J. T. Simpson
H. L. du Charm
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Henry Nelson
Robert F. Kolb
County Committee List With Names and Districts
A lengthy roster lists chairman John F. Devine and secretary William H. Weber among numerous members and district numbers. The document includes multiple spellings and mixed formatting across wards and counties.
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G. A. Canisius
Thomas B Golden
Andrew A. Collins
C. E. Hayne
J. P. Fitegerald
Fred Schuls
W. H. Lai
Geo. J. Byrnes
John G. Schneller
Norman P. Brodie
Daniel F. Riea
Michael P. Lowen
John B. Bereher
Carl W. Westerlind
Daniel L. Crates
Chas. Oakley
Oscar Anderson
Gen. A. Maneatus
Geo. C. Knight
Horace M. McCullen
Thos. J. Scherer
F. C. Andersen
Henry G. Weber
Barnard J. Baumer
Fred J. Binkley
George Wilson
J. P. Jaeger
John J. Devine
David & Rose
Frank C. Kellogg
James M. Slattery
Roy Barnett
Harry J. Ganey
John Fanning
Edward J. Healey
Chas. Dougherty
F. C. Adams
John F. Devine
William H. Weber
Isaac N. Powell
Francis P. Brady
Martin B. Madden
Robert R. Levy
Charles R. Strook
Edward R. Litsinger
Roy O
John J. Hanberg
Edward E. Eastman
Joseph B. Bidwill
Charles V. Barrett
A. W. Miller
David W. Clark
D. A. Campbell
George Mugler
L. D. Sitts
Homer K. Galpin
Cristopher Mamer
William J. Cooke
Frank A. Vogler
Bernard F. Clettenberg
John J. Healy
Leonard A. Brundage
Isaac Bryan
John C. Cannon
Victor P. Arnold
Joseph F. Haas
Matt A. Mueller
Thomas J. Healy
Charles 8
Deneen
Charles W. Vail
George Hitsman
Charles Vavick
J. F. Gataty
A. van Steenberg
Lagsing
W. H. Weber
Blue Island
Peter M. Hoffman
Des Plaines
Allen
Bay
Oak Fork
William Busey
Mount Prospect
Freak “& Anderson
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