Half price underwear sale in unclear catalog listing
An OCR fragment outlines a half price sale with discounted coats and handkerchiefs. It lists prices such as 23 and 40 dollars, mentions limits per customer on coats and other items, and notes discounts of roughly 20 to 30 percent with references to quantities per buyer.
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Fort Ways
Indiana
Ohio
Shamrocks Curtain Raiser Look to Chicago Games
Fort Wayne Shamrocks, coached by Cleary, plan early indoor work and seek to open the season with a Gunthers Park game in Chicago. Wm C Nieser, president of the Semi Pro association, backs Shamrocks scheduling, hoping for several rematches in the Windy City.
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Fort Wayne
Chisago
Iinote
Chicera White
Sox
REO
Lesen
Shamrocks
Gunther Park
Chicago
Nieser Fars
Wee Park
Idl
Che Shama
Chub
Pinsers
Apfnsis
Venus Halls
Lewds and Gardner Bout Set for Colma March 17
New York reports Yarry Lewds of Philadelphia and Jimmy Gardner of Lowell have been matched for a 25 round bout at Colma. Matchmaker Jim Corroth closes the deal. Weighing 143 pounds, the matinee bout starts with weighing at 10 o clock. Referee is Bir Roche of San Francisco.
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New York
Yarry Lewds
Philadelphia
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Riget
Colma
Jim Corroth
Clarke to Toledo talks hint at baseball deal
BI Clarke and Manager Armour held two talks in Toledo on February 22, sparking speculation of a deal. Clarke intends to return to Toledo fans while Armour denies involvement in any arrangement. A potential long shot possibility could place Clarke at first base for a league club, perhaps Milwaukee, if ties between the teams improve.
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Toledo
BI Clarke
Armour
Clarke
Baltimore
Bil
Perte
Titesmen
Bill
Milwaukee
Schedule deadlines set for Central League meet
Terry Hart Indiana reports President Carin of the Central League requests schedules by March to send copies to directors before the March 17 meeting at Vanesville. Fifty compete for the prize. Directors consider openings for two dates April 22 and 29. Gate locations include Terre Haute Evansville Wheeling and Manesville.
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Terry Hart
Ind
Carin
Central League
Mureh
Ume
Vanesville
Carson
Fort Wayne
Erre Haute
Evansville
Wheeling
Young players eyeing leagues and trial chances
Oli twirler aims at Pengyte nania league with hopes for a two berth in Toronto under the Hastert League, in talks with Manager Kelly for a trial. Raymond Boyd of Hortonville rises as a pitcher, signed to pitch regularly next season for Wwee knk. Curtie Bales of Carmel, once listed as thief with Indianapolis, is likely to join Dayton or Canton after offers from both clubs.
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Fisher
Toronto
Kelly
Raymond Boyd
Hortonville
Wweeknk
Curtie* Bales
Carmel
Indianapolis
Dayton
Canton
Fisher to Lead Hamilton County Baseball Next Season
Johnny Fisher former Indian who was with Sioux City Western League last season is set to join Hamilton County boys as they plan a spring baseball effort next year. The group will meet at their regular place on February 28 with trustees and supporters awaiting a favorable offer.
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Ats
Elville
Ind
Himilton County Boys
Aec
Johnny Fisher
Uje
Sioux My Lin
Whale Reason
Wem
Phillips
Des Moines Team Sold Front Page Controversy in Pittsburg
Des Moines baseball figures sparked a confrontation in Pittsburg Kansas as Heflin questioned race relations and intermarriage while Campbell faced pressure on social and political equality. The exchange included remarks about a colored man’s political rights and republican responses.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Cambell
Clark
Political uproar over race and railcar seats in house
A heated debate in the house centers on race and accommodations with southern members criticizing equal treatment claims while several speakers urge focus on politics. A Feb 25 gathering at Saengerbund hall by Iraquata church members draws a large crowd, as tickets move quickly.
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Gleott
New York
Simras
Tennessee
Gill
Mr. Murdwick
Georgi
Chandler
Saengerbund Hall
Iraquata Clurhh
Chinese Minister Fong Arrives in Honolulu for Washington Visit
Reverend Chinese minister to the United States Tiny Fong arrives in Honolulu with a large retinue aboard the Pacific Mail liner License on this February date. He is greeted by territorial and federal officers in a military reception and exchanges courtesies with Breay.
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Honolulu
Tiny Fong
United States
Washington
Gore Tenor Breay
Debate on amendment ends with railways bankrupt claim
Fragmentary report shows Mr Burlson of Texas arguing for secrecy and Mr Smith of Dichl ne opposing the amendment’s impact on street railways. He asserts the amendment would drive railways into bankruptcy. The vote tally is unclear and no amendment is defeated.
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Samve
Burlson
Texas
Smith
Dichl
Bryan delegates chosen at Muskogee convention
The Democratic State convention in Muskogee Oklahoma chosen ten pledged Bryan delegates from five districts and adopted strong resolutions praising his campaign for the people. Eight at large delegates were expected to be named later in the afternoon and would be instructed for Bryan.
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Muskogee
Okla
Bryan
Schiefer and Mad Den Win in Bowling
Fred Wiegman and William Raudebush challenged two Coun Ma team bowlers to a three game series at Empire alleys. Schiefer and Harry Madden dominated, carrying the Columbia bowlers to defeat as they outplayed their rivals.
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Fred Wiegman
William Raudebush
Coun Ma
CG. Schiefer
Harry Madden
Empire
Columbia
Schiater
Madden
Spectators fall into lake during ship launch
Feb 2 in Loraine thirty women and several men were swept into the water while watching the launch of a steel freighter from a stern platform at the shipyards. The platform collapsed as the ship slid into the water, leaving many rescued with injuries. Mrs Blanche Thomas was seriously injured and Henry Wier badly hurt.
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Loraine
Belne
Blanche Thomas
Synok
Henry Wier
Double champions crowned in Cincinnati bowling event
Cincinnati February 22 The International bowling tournament concluded with Chabners and Werne of Chicago as doubles champions after top teams and prize money were listed. Individual high scores and prizes went to players from Chicago Cleveland Chicago and other cities with substantial sums awarded to top finishers and many participants receiving smaller rewards.
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Nelson
Ber
Detroit
W. Pollack
Buffalo
Ray Stolke
Chicago
C. A. Crusoe
Indianapolis
FE. Dy Moyer
Cavesland
W. ¥. Brink
Charles Carlson
E. Funke
Belleville
A. Maurer
G. Bluskens
E. L. Canfield
J Pritchett
BR Crabb
East Liverpool
Bre
Berlin
Schults
Cincinneti
Welsh
Burn
Chisage
Rooney
Schwoke
Chicaso
Sparce
Shaw
Chonan
Sho
Fricke
Cimelnnath
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