Central league signings boost hopes for an early season
Contracts with Fort Wayne and Wheeling clubs accelerate as players near reports for the April preliminary season. Key figures like Mc Andrews Ronan and McKechnie shift clubs or seek raises while others sign with Louis Smith, Grand Junction, and Evansville. Morton's eight club circuit formation, salary limits, and early prep work at Terre Haute set the stage for a March 29 opener versus the Indianapolis Crowns.
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Hancing
Hendritks
Fort Wayne
Goodman
Shartsing
Cameron
Louis Smith
L. A. Chase
Grand Junction
Brahdhoefer
Rvansville
Wheeling
Aner Miller
Spanzler
Pittsburg
McKechnie
Hendri
Wessel
Fort ‘Wayne
Hansen
Sten
Morton
Farrell
Erie
Snyder
Wrettan
Murray
Abbott
Newark
Bob Berrynill
Renson
Bob
Ieague
Charles Morton
O. P. League
Terre Havre
Indianapolis Crowns
Terre Haute
Baseball Paragraphs of the Middle West Preview
Central league managers map drawing power of clubs as one of the best Class B organizations. Fans figure crowds exceed 200000 at home. Murphy of Canton I F team seeks a trade for pitcher Carroll, in talks with Wheeling, pending approval. East Liverpool is busy, March 3 deadline to act.
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Enthuxis
Zane
Whearas
Fmenager Murphy
Canton
Carroll
A1 Ic
East Liverpeol
Guil
BESK OPENS LARGER JEWELRY STORE AT CALHOUN
L M BESK expands after outgrowing his old shop, moving to 924 Calhoun with a larger front and two rooms. The new location increases display space for watches clocks and related goods. The camera department will feature Kodaks and improved facilities to boost business.
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M. Beck
Calhoun
Tully
Seck
Bobby Lowe Signs Phil Arnold Contract
The Grand Rapids baseball team signs Phil Arnold to a contract, finalizing arrangements with manager Rafe the Daily overseeing the deal.
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Bobby” Lowe
Phil Arnold
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Dally
Arnold names Bobby Lowe as new Detroit manager
After a long wait, Detroit announces Bobby Lowe, the Detroit AL utility infielder, has agreed to manage. Lowe, eager to move into management, chose Detroit over several other offers and is regarded as one of the top managers in the Central league, second only to Jack Hendricks for Grand Rapids.
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Arnold
Bobby Lowe
Jack Hendricks
Grand Rapids
Eight Games for Michigan Ann Arbor
The University of Michigan board of athlete control votes to allow Graduate Director Charles Baird to schedule seven or eight football games next fall at his discretion The plan includes a possible game with Cornell or another Western college in addition to the Penn State game The board favors flexibility and may arrange a Cornell contest The article notes a beginners class at Miss Hawker's School of Dancing starting Thursday.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Charles Baird
Tih
Michigan
Atl
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Takantore
Praid
Miss Hawker
School of Dancing
Temple Theater to Feature Lucky Jim in Sierra Nevada Tale
Temple opening features Jane Courthope leading Frank Ferguson's comedy Lucky Jim with Charles Forrester Charles Leonard and Allan Damon. Plot centers on Jim Hamilton and a starving boy Teddy amid gold camp schemes and a rekindled love with Alice Swiford. Includes Howley and Leslie Bliss Leslie Bonnie Gaylord and others. praised for scenery and electrical effects.
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Jane Courthope
Frank Ferguson
Lucky Jim Dedfisy
Courthops J
Charles Forrester
Charles Leonard
Allan Damon
Jim Hampton
Sierra Nevadag
Teddy
Hamilton
Bad & Nest
Jim
Alice Swiford
Cowrthones
Telltis
Perts
Jim Hamilton
the Temple
Frank A.ferguson
Chicago
Vanderlile
Rose Coghlan
Bess
Denman Thompson
McVicker
Chisago
Water Testing at Hotel Anthony Site Continues
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate water testing at the Hotel Anthony site with bottles collected from a well on the premises. Several samples described, analysis ongoing, and mentions of dated entries and unclear measurements.
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Anthony
Angon
Archbishop Messmer Denounces Prohibition Attacks
The editor defends Cardinal Gibbons and temperance, calling prohibition fanatics intolerant. He argues personal liberty must guide drink laws, criticizing attempts to curb liberty and praising cautious liquor regulation.
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Prohibition
Chicago Prohibitionists Regret Attack On Cardinal Gibbons
In Chicago on Feb 29 the attack on Cardinal Gibbons stirred Catholic anger. Elmer L. Blake denied state party charges while noting the matter is for national committees to handle. Arthur Farwell and others distanced themselves from the article. He warned leaders should not be judged by one writer’s words.
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Gibions
Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Chicago
Elmer L. Blake
State Committee
Prohibition Party
Cardinal Giberons
Prohibition
3. B. Crangil
Grantl
Arthur ‘Burrage Farwell
Law and Order League
Dive Park
Carolin Gibbons
Eimer £. Blake
Fani UN
Nf Hriberr
Man Drunk Refuses Elevator Ride at City Hotel
A German Lake Buttala native, heavily intoxicated, entered the New Avenue hotel last night and demanded a room. He rode the elevator to a landing and refused to exit, prompting a struggle with Detective Soliday and Patrolman Wealermant in the lobby before being restrained and placed in a patrol wagon.
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Buttala
Wealermant
Dneperte Strysi
Ske Pattel
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Journal-Gazette
Temple Theater
Jane Courthope and Company
Sierra Nevadas
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Leslie
Bliss Leslie
Bonnie Gaylord
Posey County
Rentfrow
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Iid Schnee
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Messmer
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