Baseball Gossip and Trades Stir Spring News
Bob Ganley met with Joe Cantill on Saturday and received advance money. The St. Louis Browns traded Branch Rickey to the New York Highlanders for Yeager. Players Unglaub and Broderick were reinstated with $260 fines. Cleveland pitchers Tess and Rhoades seek raises. Harry Howell skipped bowling to strengthen his arm. Jimmy McAleer doubts St Louis’s NL first division prospects. Jimmy Barrett to join Boston Americans in St Louis en route to Little Rock. Pat Moran injured nose in Fitchburg. Burne Dresfuss to Hot Springs with family until Pirates training ends. Wolters contract received. will join Herrmann at Marlin on March 12. Buttons Briggs reinstated without fine. signs with Indianapolis. Johnny Farrell signs with Altoona Tri-State. The Broooklynites adopt Blue Stockings sobriquet. Jacksonville spring training in sight. Tim Jordan still holding out for more pay. Advertorial note urges Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as tonic.
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Boston pug comes here
Sand Ferguson, the Boston heavyweight champion, arrives in Lorain County. Cal Harris plans limited round boxing matches to entertain him while he spends several months there. Fraser may spar to test Ferguson on new points. Harris believes Ferguson is among the best in the business.
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New Trolley League Formed in Northern Ohio
At Akron yesterday the Northern Ohio Trollies league became a reality after a meeting. Five representatives attended from Akron Ben, Raveona, Cuyahoga Falls and Wadsworth. L. J. Ritchie of Akron was chosen president and Glenn E. Booth of Akron was elected secretary and treasurer.
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Talk of Stopping Glenville Races in Cleveland Area
Prominent Cleveland horsemen warn Glenville races may end after this year. They say prize money and heavy expenses burden the sport as pool revenue drops. If large tracks halt, county fairs plan better trotting and pacing events, hoping stronger horses join the fairs.
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Judge Wanamaker Changes Public Defender Policy
Wanamaker bans soliciting attorneys for criminal defense in Summit County and will not appoint lawyers who sought prisoner preferences. He aims to evenly distribute appointments among the bar and limit prisoner influence, a move praised by Judges Washburn and Hayden as a dignified reform.
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Ministers and judges dispute over Lorain ministers meeting
At a Lorain Ministerial association gathering Rev E D Barnett urged action if Miss Sackett can prove misconduct by officials. Sackett, president of the Lorain County W C T U, led detective efforts against saloons a few months ago. The scene touched on opposition from Judge Washburn and Prosecutor Stevens. Mrs. Austin’s Pancakes advertised alongside drugstore products.
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Stomach health promises with Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
A vintage advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the tablets digest food without a stomach, restore appetite, and improve overall well being. Readers are urged to send name and address for a free sample and to buy a 50 cent box at a local drugstore.
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Will Inspect Milk Supply Nationwide Probes Begin
Columbus reports a number of complaints filed with the state dairy and food department against dairymen for low quality milk sold to patrons. The complaints span a wide area and likely prompt a general inspection by the department. Accusations include insufficient butterfat content and use of preservatives. The inspection order is one of the first acts of the new commissioner.
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Expo Rates Announced for Jamestown Exposition
The Central Passenger Association announced Jamestown exposition travel prices. Season tickets cost 23 dollars 45 cents and six day tickets 12 dollars. Uniformed parties of 25 or more pay 12 dollars for the same. The expo runs from April 26 to November 30. Railroads compete for business.
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Grace culture for society women gains popularity
New fad among society women, grace culture, teaches how to walk gracefully and speak with modulated voice. Courses emphasize proper posture, seated poise, refined movement, and attire choices with emphasis on avoiding overly ornate fabrics while aiming for elegance and decorum.
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White summer fashion erases winter style
White is to be more fashionable this spring and summer than it has been all winter. The article suggests investing in four sheer gowns and lightweight cloths in plain or embroidered styles, with chiffon and white serge for coats and skirts.
Mayor Probes Plant Corruption In Columbus
Mayor Badger of Columbus unveils findings on municipal lighting officials and declares potential criminal negligence. Several employees have been cited before the grand jury amid claims of widespread irregularities and an alleged 600 electric light peles discovered by investigators.
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Wellington to Hold Wet Ane Day Vote
Wellington will vote on the local option question on Wednesday April 3. A petition received by the Village council Monday night was signed by over 40 percent of the town's qualified electors.
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