Shall UNCC SAN Pay This Piper
Frederick Rice argues Americans study art and music abroad while U S schools and private philanthropy support domestic instruction. He cites 40,000 students abroad spending 14.4 million yearly, noting U S ground work is strong and questions government funding.
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Hamilton Club to Build New Home for One Million
An article discusses Chicago’s Hamilton Club plans a new $1,000,000 building. It notes leadership by President Thomas D. Knight, aims to elevate arts and education, and contrasts private philanthropy with proposed federal support for music and art institutions.
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Physical Instructor at Miami Club Mishe Haberkom
Miss Jessie Haberkom, a noted fitness figure, is reported to lead physical culture classes at the Miami club. The article hints at improved facilities and new programs under manager Harper, promising a top gymnasium in the area.
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Basketball at St. Mary's Club
A report from St. Marys Club notes a game featuring Brittany and Loni. The teams scored 22 points in a close matchup with key plays and defense shaping the outcome. The narrative emphasizes local players and club activity in a casual game setting.
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Renin
Brittany
Nine new men join Spurkers league and Redis BC Central league
Spor ting New Orleans reports nine new players entering the Spurkers league while a data man reduces BC in the Central league. Manager Hiwing Ryan downs Mok cool Qo Wae and others as new berths are formed. The Central league sees players sold and drafted, with Montgomery leading a wave of changes. The article names Dick Merry tran Elmer Billys Bl Red Van Ania Tom Philbin and Joey Collins among others, noting strong hitters and pitchers across teams.
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Sud
Willa
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Central Teague Sanager
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Jy Pettus
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Elmer Billys
Red van Ania
Chines
Arti Chibi
Billy Smith
Atlin
Kay Varrated
Uiree Centraleogie Stura
Sutsner
Tom Philbin
Pracy Jaks
Baseball park site selection in Zanesville delayed
In Zanesville on March 4 the baseball park site was not chosen. Directors considered Beaumont Street and the fair grounds. A decision was deferred to tomorrow night with a final rotation to be set. work on the park will begin Thursday morning.
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Eltar
Fair Grounds
Beaumont Street
Central League schedules received in South Bend
In South Bend on March 4 nearly twenty-five Central League schedules have been filed by Dr FH Carson, president of the league, who expects roughly double that number before the schedule meeting in Zanesville Street. The first schedule from Zanesville stands out for possible changes, and revisions to the league constitution will be discussed by a committee led by Claude Varnell, Harry Stahlhoefer and WW Irwin. Captain A A Grant of the South Bend team reports signed control of Outholder Sronk Sommers, formerly of Duluth, via Clyde Kyrick. Trade talks involve Shurston Weasel of Wheeling for Father Harry Hammond, who pitched for Central League twirlers last season. Hammond hopes for a move to escape Purl Warne as friction with manager Duck Hendricks persists.
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Harry Stahlhoefer
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Duluth
Uinn
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Duck Hendricks
Courts Roundup Shows Forgery Convictions and Family Law Actions
In circuit court Tames Py Davis was convicted of forgery and sentenced to two to four teen years. Charles L Huitinger received a similar sentence, suspended on good behavior. John F P Ertel is cited to appear for alimony nonpayment. Susan Woodford vs Metropolitan Life Insurance on trial in superior court with a 303 claim. Louis Gallmeyer sues Christian Mafi et al for a mechanic’s lien of 30, foreclosures by Anion Riss. County Commissioner Joseph Fowkel ill, limited board business. Leonora Wignots granted divorce from Ilyas Wignot, no custody requested. children with mother. Sasina Greenalelder will to sister Miss Mone Greensfelder. will dated January 11, 1908. Attorney Colerick assists defense of Charles Lamy in Bluffton case. July 11 Aiken to Weisen Idaho for Copper Butte Mining talks.
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Tagselot
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Joseph Fowkel
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le Puy
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Eitenit
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Mone Greensfelder
Avill
Colerick
Decatur
Charles Lamay
Bluffton
Mudge
Aiken
Cnn
Weisen
Idaho
Conpzel
Lie Copper Butte Mining Companys
Fifty Cent Larceny Case at Churubusco Indiana
A transcript filed in the circuit court details the case of John McGuire charged with petit larceny. McGuire appeared before the justice and posted a $500 bond for circuit court. Witnesses named include Constable Leamon and John Rapp. probe focuses on a theft involving a Mich stran. Proceedings note the defendants’ slight relation and imply party affiliations.
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Advertising Wants and Private Notices in the Journal Gazette
A dense, promotional column listing varied service ads and domestic jobs from stenographers to house cleaning and sewing. It touts private requests, from furnishing to boarding, inviting readers to place discreet notices through the Journal Gazette as the cheapest best publicity with broad circulation.
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Rubbish ad urges sale of out of place items
Journal-Gazette promotes want ads to turn old house goods into cash. Mrs. Robins entertains Sunday School class at Krendaltsilld Indiana. Starch 4.the members of Mrs. Willan Rotine.
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Chosen Queen Mardi Gras Pageant At Art Institute
Elaborate city pageant held by the Art Students League as reparations and school projects. More than 209 students participate with 23 groups representing Puritan fathers Spanish dancers and other quaint scenes. Mrs Raiok Hatmos named queen with a retinue of 25 persons, during the main event of the year in Chicago arts circles.
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Kendallville Newsies to Meet Friday Evening
Kendallville March 4 The Kendallville Newsboys Association meets at the home of Mrs. Fy 33 Perkins on South Bain Street Friday March 8 at 1229 o’clock. The group has postponed January and February meetings due to revival services and temperance work. Election of officers will occur. The gathering promises a pleasant evening.
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