York Americans win reveal commission on salary disputes
The National Commission ruled on two salary claims by New York American Club players. J B Doyle’s case was rejected after evidence showed the club acted within rights. William Hogg’s claim was also denied as suspension and pay were deemed justified. the commission will issue no further action beyond the written decision.
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J B. Fle
J B. Doyle
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York Club
William Ge
Sam Hogg
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B. Johnson
Harry C. Pulliam
National Commission
Members Only Athletic Reform At City Gymnasium
Readable fragments indicate a board action affecting city athletic activities. A visiting professor and colonel are named in relation to quartering and carnival preparations, with mentions of a regimental arrangement and a wall.
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Bowlers Meet in Critical Cincinnati Association Session
The Cincinnati Bowlers' Association holds a crucial meeting at North Cincinnati Turner hall this evening. Members are urged to attend as board proposals on constitution changes and proxy voting spark debate, including champion defense, forfeits, challenger eligibility, quorum, and related procedural questions.
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Cincinnati Bowlers’ Association
North Cincinnati Turner Hall
Board of Directors
Lathan to Meet Gould English Champion to Play Americans
English racquet champion Peter Lathan will open his U S tour at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club this Saturday against George Standing, former English champion. The best three of five sets match. Lathan will then face Jay Gould, American amateur champion, January 9 at Harvard University courts.
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New York
Peter Lathan
England
George Standing
Lathan
Jay Gould
Harvard University
Center Shot Sets New World Record at Santa Anita
Los Angeles report notes Center Shot, a 10-1 shot, wins the fourth race at Santa Anita on the one mile track, setting a world record time of 1:37.1 for a curved course. The record beat Dick Wells, who ran 1:37.4 in August 1908 on a 112 pound mount.
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Dick Wells
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Catherine F
Mother M
Albion
Ben Sand
Ee Holzberg
Tom. Heid
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Tom Shown
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Peete Hane
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Oakland Entries and Scores in Brief
Fragmentary notes show entrants and times for a one mile and a sprint event. Names and numbers appear garbled but indicate a track meet with competitors likely from multiple affiliations. Exact results and full participant list are unavailable in the legible text.
Demarest Leads in 5th Handicap Billiards Match
Calvin Demarest overwhelmed Fred Conklin in Chicago, winning 700 to 150 to close the handicap race. Demarest erased a 200 point deficit with strong runs 852 and 169 and finished the night with a total 2,600 to 1,550 for Conklin.
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Chicago
Calvin Demarest
Fred Conklin
Demarest
Conklin
Bamen
Ce Calean
First Regiment Banquet Honors Victorious Football Eleven
The Athletic Association of the First Regiment O N G plans a banquet for the football team at Hotel Munro at 7 PM. Colonel Harry Hake presides with Lieutenants Newhall Wier and Foley assisting. Thirty plates set for a royal evening as soldiers celebrate the season.
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Athletic Association
Munro
Soldier Boys
First
Ohio Regiment
Harry Hake
Newhall, Wier
Foley
Princeton Men In Lead In Intercollegiate Chess Meet
Princeton surged to the front in the second round and defeated Yale by three and a half to a half, giving Princeton six wins. Harvard is set to play later tonight with four wins. Columbia and Yale both have three.
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Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Manding
Columbia
Hanbridge Wins Muddy Oakland Feature Handicap
In heavy rain at Emeryville, Hanbridge, the heavy favorite, seizes the lead to win the feature event of a packed programa Bon Homme and Clamor place behind amid a muddy track. Other details are obscure due to weathered OCR.
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Cal
Hanbridge
Bon Homme
Emeryville
Ena
Tony Can
Belmere
Fire damages seven houses in Hopkins area
A blaze damaged seven houses on an African American street area, with the fire starting on an upper floor and causing extensive damage before firefighters contained it. No injuries are reported as residents assess the loss.
Carman’s Stable Scratches After Alleged Attack at Santa Anita
At Santa Anita Park Los Angeles three Carman entries were scratched as officials open an inquiry into an incident last night in which Mat Dooley former Carman trainer was badly beaten and hospitalized Dooley claims Carman and associates are responsible dating back to the Hamilton meeting four months ago Dooley says he was assaulted at Carman’s stable door after venturing a dispute over wages and racing actions
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Cal
R. F. Carman
Santa Anita
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Racing Association
Mat Dooley
Carman
Dooley
Hamilton
Ontario
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Fleming
Doole
American Women in France Royalist Movement Alarm Government
Paris reports government concern over a royalist trend in France led by American women. Notable figures include Mrs Hershey Eddy Marsh, former Chicago socialite, and her adviser Pierré Sardou. Others cited are the Marquise de Ganey and Countess Stanislaus de Castellane, with wealth seen as aiding the royalist cause amid Republican criticism.
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Paris
France
Hershey Eddy Marsh
Chicago
Piérré_ Sardou
Marsh
St Andreey
Miss Hershey
Clarence Eddy
John A. Marsh
Marquise de Ganey
Stolen clothing report targets local suspects
Nelson and Walter Martin reported that several suits were stolen from their apartments at 2121 Spring. Police seek Robert Anderson, a Black resident of Court Street, in connection with the theft.
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Nelson
Walter Martin
Spring ‘S Feet
Robert Anerson
Court Street
Three Held in Kroger Delivery Robbery Case
William Gress Gerald Mathews and Garrett Smith waived examination in Magistrate Dumont's court and were bound over to the grand jury in 1000 each. Smith furnished surety while the others were remanded to jail after arrest in Kroger wagon hold ups.
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William Gress
Gerald Mathews
Fire destroys final remnants of B and O wreck near Andersons Ferry
A fire yesterday consumed the last traces of the B and O W.R.R. wreck near Andersons Ferry from Saturday night. One man was killed and several injured in the crash. Railroad employees burned the shattered box cars while the running gear and metal parts were saved.
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Aear Anderson
Eemployées
City Solicitor Aims to Advance New Ordinance
Assistant City Solicitor Geoffrey Gold Smith prepared a proposal for city council. The item references submitting a Will to an executive meeting and advancing the ordinance era for the city.
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Geoffrey Gold
Smith
Saloon Keeper Fined for Sunday Closing Violation
John Scollans of Hyde Park was fined 200 dollars and costs in Mayor Diller's Ad dyston court for violating the Sunday closing law. He also received a 1000 dollar bond not to repeat the offense. This marks his second appearance before the mayor, prompted by an Antisaloon league agent.
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John Scollans
Hyde Park
Police Board Re-Elected By Protective Association
The old board of trustees of the Policemens Protective Association including Henry Juegling Henry Pat William Winkelman Frank Thi and Oliver F Primrose were re elected in the annual poll held yesterday. The board will meet the first Tuesday in January and organise.
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Policemen's Protective Association
Consis
Henry, Juegling
Henry Pat William Winkelman
Frank Thi
Oliver F. Primrose
Union Men Hear Speakers At City Council Meeting
Judge Durant of Coshocton and State Labor Commissioner John McBrid spoke at the Central Borough Council meeting. They discussed recent labor action and its impact on workers and unions across states.
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Coshocton
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John McBrid
Central
Bor Council
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