Opposition to rover removal in hockey row fuels debate
Secretary H C von Bernuth of the Amateur Hockey league rejects calls to drop the rover from forward lines. He cites rink size and officiating as roots of shinneying, argues six-man pro play is economy driven, and doubts colleges will adopt the change.
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Russell
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Chicago
Chicago politics and water crisis link to direct primaries
A Chicago article links the water crisis to political reform and direct primaries led by Roger C. Sullivan. It cites aldermanic actions on the Traction Subway Board, payroll concerns at Arnold’s engineering firm, and alleged overcharges for city rail car purchases. It lists Chicago clubs and notes the Chicago Eagle’s medical advertisement ban.
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Ald. Cullerton
Traction Subway
Arnold
T. E. Mitten
City Railway
Buffalo Traction Company
Britain May Withdraw From Olympic Games 1916 Berlin
British spokesmen consider skipping the Berlin 1916 Olympics citing anti German prejudice and a weak showing in Stockholm. The policy favored is to send a trained delegation then withdraw, arguing modern games skew toward semi professional competition. Theodore Cook advocates withdrawing before 1920.
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Great Britain
Berlin
Stockholm
Theodore Cook
Englishmen Still Smarting Over Olympic Elbows Charge
Robert M. Thompson, president of the American Olympic committee, denounces Guy Nickalls in the London Morning Post for saying American victories in Stockholm came from elbows rather than legs. Thompson calls the accusation absurd and urges the athletic world to settle disputes without unfounded insinuations against friend nations.
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London
Guy Nickalls
Stockholm
Robert M. Thompson
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Harrison and
Magnate's costly experiments and swim feats span letters
The article reflects on costly tests to judge old stars and notes swimmers like Tommy Leach and Jimmy Archer. It highlights Sam Richards, who swam to the Boston light and from the Battery to Sandy Hook, planning to swim the English Channel next year as a Boston club member.
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Tommy Leach
Jimmy Archer
Sam Richards
Boston
The
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New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Richards
Injury Ends Season for Can ton Player Nist
Seventeen year old Joseph Nist, quarterback for the Brier Brae eleven, suffered a broken fifth lumbar vertebra in a Canton Ohio football game after a tackle. Doctors say he will recover.
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Joseph Nist
Canton
Nist
Brier Brae
English Polo Ponies May Face Americans Next Year
Devereaux Milburn, international poloist, reports the best British polo team yet may travel to the United States next year to challenge for the international cup. Lord Ashby-Le Leger finances and runs the English team's plans as they search the globe for top ponies.
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Devereaux Milburn
Europe
Lord Ashby-Le
Leger
Milburn
Naval Coaches and Trainer Team Shifts Announced
Sub-Coach James A. Reilly Scotty McMasters and Navy trainer veteran alongside Head Coach Lieut Douglas Howard lead the naval athletic program.
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James A. Reilly
Scotty McMasters
Navy
Lieut- Douglas Howard
Long-Haired Fraternity Gives Way to Football Helmets
The piece notes a shift from the long hair look to football helmets among college and high school players. It explains helmets provide protection as the era of heavy hair and sweat impeding headgear passes.
Barry the Polo Player Joins Meriden Roller Team
Jack Barry of the Athletics is a roller polo player and baseball star who spends winters in Hartford Connecticut playing roller skate polo. The professional league reorganized and Barry has been hired to helm the Meriden team this season with some players earning as much as 225 dollars weekly.
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Barry
Jack Barry
Athletics
Hartford
Conn
Meriden
O Rourke Finally Retires After 36 Years in Baseball
Veteran player manager and former Eastern association president Jim O Rourke retires from active baseball after thirty six years of continuous service. He did not participate in a game last season marking the first time since 1876 he was completely absent at some point in a season.
Patsy Cardiff Committed to Salem Insane Asylum
Patsy Cardiff once drew with John L. Sullivan and Charley Mitchell and has been committed to the Insane asylum at Salem Oregon. He has lived in Portland for eighteen years working as a house mover. The commission finds his condition due to alechopism.
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Patsy Cardiff
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Salem
Ore
Portland
Chavez Beats Conley In Ten Rounds At Colorado Club
Benny Chavez continued his rise toward the bantamweight title by defeating Frankie Conley in ten fast rounds at the Colorado Athletic Club. Chavez used a sharp left to outpoint the iron man of the division.
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Chavez
Conley
Benny Chavez
Frankie Conley
Colorado Athletic Club
Two Baseball Catches Split on Young Catchers
Connie Mack rates Walter Schang the best young catcher with Schalk next, while Ban Callahan favors Schalk as top and Schang as runner up, reflecting a disagreement over rising talent in the catching corps.
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Connie Mack
Walter Schang
Schalk
Callahan
Schang
County Democratic Central Committee Leadership List
The document lists the Cook County Democratic and Progressive Party leadership. It names chairs, vice chairs, secretaries, treasurers, sergeants at arms, and extensive district committees across multiple wards and congressional districts with numerous individuals such as John McGillen A J Sabath James F Bowers Chauncey Dewey John J Coughlin and many others. It also notes headquarters Briggs House and Hotel La Salle style locations and includes the Progressive Party treasury roster and ward by ward officer names.
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Central Committee
Democratic Party
Cook County
Hotel la Balle
John McGillen
B. F. Weber
Stanley
Walkowiak
Frank McDermott
Michael F. Jer. Ward
Michael Kenns
John J. Coughlin
Daniel J. Harris
Clema
William L. O'Connell
Peter Angasten
Henry Stuckart
James M. Dailey
Patrick J
Joseph Strauss
John P. Tansey
Htea Masurek
Joseph F. Trandel
Thomas J. O'Brien
Lee L. McConnell
William
Ian Pee Powers
Peter O'Brien
Mose Ginsberg
Dennis J. Egan
Albert J. Flynn
John M. O'Con
County Democracy
Daniel J. McMahon
Frank H. Novak
Oe H. Morgan
James R. Buckey
Ernest Jentsch
Robert K. Burke
John A. King
James M. Slattery
Daniel Moriarty
Anthony Krygowski
Robert F. Bickerdike
Peter H. Dalton
Henry A. Johnson
Fred Buxbaum
Francis J. Woolley
H. Wedesweller
Jake Zimmerman
F. A. van Aredale
Andrew Donovan
Bart Delatto
John T. Convey
John W. McNeal
Henry Eokhardt
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A. J. Sabath
M. 8. Furman
Otto Spankach
James 8
Harry Gold
John Downey
James F. Bowers
Daniel Ryan
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LaVeerne W. Norge
John H. Taylor
Chauncey Dewey
Charles H. Gergel
Felix J. Wengierski
Philip Gollner
Walter Clyde Jones
Charles Merriam
Charles Ringer
A. C. Bass
Jobs Biman
August Krueger
Formaneck
William LaBatt
J. T. Simpson
H. L. du Charm
Willis B. Thorne
Henry Nelson
Robert F. Kolb
Republican County Committee Members Listing and Districts
A partial OCR list shows Republican County Committee members with names and district numbers and some town assignments. The readable items include chairmen and secretaries, multiple ward and district entries, and scattered city names such as Lansing Blue Island Des Plaines Mount Prospect and Oak Fork with several individuals listed.
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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. West
John J. Hanberg
Edward E. Eastman
Joseph EB. Bidwill
Charles V. Barrett
Isaac J. 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. Gainty
Sountry
A. van Steenberg
Lansing
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Henry ¥. Mayes
Jobo J. Curran
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Frank Arnold
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James Ryan
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James H. Ryan
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James W. Casey
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Ralph C. White
Frank L. White
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Frank T. Seaalas Jahon
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Harry D. Stone
E. H. Comer
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James M. Ward
James R. Mitchell
Fred J. Ross
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George Herman Peters
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John B. Bereher
Carl W. Westerlind
Daniel L. Cruises
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John Mabdoon
John M. Mullen
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Ann J. Baumer
Fred J. Binkley
George Wileca
J. P. Jaeger
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James M Blattery
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Harry J. Ganey
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