Majors Confab Without Any Big Player Trades
United Press reports from New York on December 19 describe a quiet major league winter meetings with few trades. Despite modest moves, clubs like the Browns and Tigers swapped Heinie Manush and Lou Blue for Harry Rice and Elam Van Gilder, while the Senators added George Lister for 25000 dollars, and other teams eyed young talents such as Ossie Orwall, with Huggins seeking pitching depth.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Browns-Tiger
Yanks
Tings
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Babe Hutu
Red Sox
Lou Gehrig
Cleveland
Vic Stength
Huggins
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Charley Ruling
Hoyt
Sehrig
Lazzeri
Loenig
Browns
Tigers
Heinie Manush
Lou Blue
Harry Rice
Elam van Gilder
Manush
Blue
Dan Howley
George ‘Moriarty
Rice
Vann Gilded
Senators
George Lister
Sister
Bucky Harris
Joe Judge
Indians
Joe Shaute
Athletics
Zach Wheat
Ty Cobb
Ossie Orwall
Minnneapolis
High Girls Open Season With Big Win Over All Stars
The High School girls opened their season with a 26 to 7 victory over the All Stars, showcasing a well balanced and promising squad. Miss Cowell is developing a fast team as several games have already been booked and more may come this winter.
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Stanfond Hose Five
All Stars
Eain
Evein
Miss Cowell
Lewis Matched With Stecher For World Heavyweight Bout
United Press reports promoter Packs announced Joe Stecher would meet “Strangier” Lewis in a world heavyweight championship fight on February 20 in St Louis. The event aims to raise funds for Christmas charity with a substantial gate rumored around 69 000 dollars.
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United Press
ST Louis
Joe Stecher
Lewi
Hare
Ted Sandyhina
Gee Mpany
En Oto von Pora
Norway
Removal of bone fragment from thumb at St Louis hospital
A patient at St Louis hospital undergoes operation to remove four small pieces of bone from the right thumb during a first year of medical care. The procedure aims to restore function after an injury and is conducted by the medical team at the facility.
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Louis Mo
Pia Calehel
Louis Carminams
Keystone Basketball Team Seeks Replacement Game Tonight
Keystone club reports no game this evening after failing to secure a replacement for the Alliance Clowns. Manager Young canceled the Erie County Bloctures defeat fallout and notes the Electrics won 49 to 40 over Buckeye, with Voxell and Reese the standout players. Efforts to arrange a game against Warren Lunt tonight failed, with a new Thursday date proposed and a remaining push to fill the vacancy.
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Asis
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Young
Erie County
Electrics
Uttle
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Ers
Voxell
Reese
TWO GAMES AT ARMORY TONIGHT IN GERRY AREA
Gerry fans will attend two basketball games at the State Armory tonight. Lyle Loveland and other Industrial League figures arranged a match between Arcade and Company A at 7 30 p.m. The Journal and High School teams follow about an hour later. Fans are invited to attend.
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Gerry
State Armory
Lyle Loveland
Oth
Th Arcade
the Journal
Arcade
Company A
Cochran and Schaefer Meet in Title Match
Welker Cochran defends the pro 18.2 billiard world title against Jacob Schaefer in a five 300 point block format at the Hotel Pennsylvania New York tonight. The match marks the first five block world championship with blocks to be played tonight tomorrow and Wednesday with Cochran the favorite.
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Hotel Pennsylvania
New York
Maurice Daly
United Press
Welker Cochran
Jacob Schasffer
Pennsylvania
Cochran
Duke the Wiard
Uvon
Scour Swamp for Missing Boy Near Here
United Press reports searches and bloodhounds scouring swamps near Cardiff for three year old James Branco who vanished from his home. Despite all-night efforts, investigators fear exposure may have caused his death. search continues with renewed intensity. Weather and other notes interrupt schedules in later briefs.
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United Press
Cardiff
Ni I
Sucmors
Etute
Deer Court Iy
James Branco
Vielima
Company A and Arcade Squads in Next Game
The two favorite teams, Company A and Arcade, prepare for a pivotal tilt after earlier exhibitions without the chamber’s direction. Both outfits have practiced intensely, with Company A praised for improved shooting and defense and Arcade trusted to counter with its balanced offense. The prior campus final saw Arcade beat Company A by 16 to 16, Durty leading a tough shooting night.
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Billy “Ers
Pitiful Case Comes to Light in Lancaster
Dec. 19. Har stei Metzver, OM, recluse of meat here, is believed dying in a hospital from self-imposed privation that bordered on starvation. The newé women and her 70-year-old sister Catherine were found unconscious in their dilapidated dwelling near the Lincolnd highway west of Gatserive. One sister died shortly after admission. the warden noted the sisters wore only meager clothing. The family, once affluent from a father who died thirty years ago, had seemingly declined in poverty and appearance.
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United Frese Lancaster
Harstei Metzver
Catherine
Lincolnd Highway
Gatserive
Old Wall
Warren Letter Warns of Fraud In Fresh Theft Case
A damaged clipping describes a fraudulent letter sent to Warren, showing a return address, a photo of a sender with five children, and a demand for fifty cents. The note alleges a “Gmnar Ghuncelere” link and mentions a Fremont area suspect identity. Investigators note multiple deceitful elements and a possible related scam network.
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Warren
Anghie
Guy
Ceppiaity
Fragmented Text About Lopera Colony in Philippines
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Lopera Colony in the Philippines and mentions children, colors, and imaged conditions. The passage references 1520 and phrases about funerals or exhalations, with unclear names and events. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear, coherent event or人物.
Rough Seal Delay Rescue Entrapped Men
In New London on December 19 salvage chief Admiral Brumby said air pumping into the S 1 submarine has failed to rescue six men believed alive. Pontoons arriving may aid flotation, but tests show ballast tanks hold no water and air pumping is useless in the torpedo room. A Navy inquiry will review the sinking as Coast Guard officials express confidence in Navy investigations.
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New London
Bioyts
Une
RS. Brumby
Tie
Sis
Whiel
Navy
Province
Macs
Admiral Brumby
Admiral End
Washington
Department
Eniral Billard
Coast Guard
al- Yealy
Billard
Gua
Paulding
Funeral of Jacob Marks
Prayer services in memory of Jacob Marks, Corry's oldest and most esteemed resident, were held at his East South Street home Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. B. Bartlett of the M E church officiated before a large gathering. The body was transported to Mountview, Pa., on last evening's train, with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gallagher accompanying the remains.
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Jacon Marky
Corry
East South Street
W. B. Bartlett
M. 5
Mountevitte
Toriuermont
C. E. Gallagher
Highway Plows Called Out To Subdue Drifts
Snow weekend heavy. State Highway Department mobilizes plows to keep Warren Erie roads open. Route 4 areas Titusville Centerville Union City to be maintained. Cambridge Springs plow to Edinboro road. Meadville towards Erie Greenville Franklin Titusville corridors kept clear all winter.
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State Highway Department
Warren
Highway Department
Erie
Jamestown
Chartaunua County Supervisors
Titusvill Nord
Centerville
Union City
Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro
Meadville
Greenville
Prainklin
Titivilla
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio guide lists Hoole and Gogurza with Babitude Goliian Gand Symphonic Orchestra at 9 20 pm. Sehumann Brogan hosts Earth from WIZ New York with American Orthentral Bottery. Mol Springy Ab4j 8 00 pm features Auntyoraary prog and Hookup 7240 presented by Rey wid His Gaanys.
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Jimillo
Rey
Meadville Man Hit By Train
Meadville man named Fomia Wiake was struck by a train near the Bele depot late Sunday. He was hospitalized after the incident with injuries described as serious but improving. authorities reported the victim was moved to Spencer Hospital for care.
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Meadville
Fomia Wiake
Anarow Boilsch
Bele
Satunday
Aftyrmonn
Win
Spencer Fidaplud
Heid
Saikidikpes
Christmas Tree Decorations Light Up City Business District
The business district adds holiday charm with miniature Christmas trees illuminated for the season. Myrle Israelson leads the wiring and decoration effort at Soushi Center, aiming to finish within four days despite a morning storm. Kiwanis Club inspired the project and coordinated the decoration drive.
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Copiy
Cuba
Lor
Christina
Myrle Israelson
Soushi
Two Women Die After Auto Collision In Gutt ysburg
In Gutt ysburg an auto collision claimed two women. Coroner E A Miller and John T. Galloway reported the deaths from injuries after being struck by a motor vehicle driven by Clarence Martin. The incident occurred today and authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances.
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United Press
Guttysburg Pu
E. Aa Miller
John T. Galloway
Himor Swelghivel
Ta Warrou
Ahi
Clarence Martin
Fragmented OCR: unclear office question and names
Readable fragments show a confusion of words and names like Amy and Ser. No clear event date or outcome. The item appears to be an inaccessible OCR snippet with partial phrases and lacks a coherent news event.
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