First Practice Of The Season At Local Park
Anxious fans filled the park during the first practice of the season as James Connell officiated in uniform. Managers and players mingled with the crowd while the new grandstand and club house neared completion. workouts showed soft ground but dry spots were used as teams anticipate a strong league campaign in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Connell
M. J. Cleary
Capain Jack Smith
Hall
Pat
Strand
Central League Adopts Limited Pass Policy For Season
The Central League announces a businesslike approach with limited passes, compulsory turnstiles, and ticketing at the box office. The system emphasizes modern methods as part of their travel on a new path.
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Pasa
No Expenses to an Unsigned Player In Sainted Quote
South Bend church officials declare no expenses will be borne by any unsigned player or attached contract. Grant notes that some believe all costs fall to the club even without a signed agreement. Local management emphasizes that costs will not be charged to unsigned players and training will proceed with adequate support.
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South Bend
Ind
Church
Civ
S.ee Grant
Suis? Quayer
Weston and Brooks Race to Chicago on Foot
Roy L. Brooks, claiming to trek from New York to Chicago under the Chicago Gorden Athletic Club, reached Fort Wayne. He aims to beat Weston’s Portland to Chicago 29 day run, reaching Chicago by March 25 if possible, with a target of 22 days from New York.
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Roy L. Brooks
Pop Waston
Portland
Chicago
Brooks
Gorden <Athletic Club
Fort Wayne
Aveline
Weston
New York City
New York
Erie workers plan response to 10 percent wage cut
Youngstown March 22 Officials of the Erie Railroad Mahoning division report a secret meeting of the local workers to oppose a proposed 10 percent wage reduction. The general service committee will join with other divisions to present the workers' case to Erie top officials in New York. The employees continue to work at their posts.
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Youngstown
Erie
Mahoning
New York
No Reduction In Michigan Athletics Amid Harvard Cuts
Ann Arbor Mar 22 Harvard University’s decision to cut athletic contests will not alter Michigan athletics. Athletic Director Charles Baird said he does not anticipate any reflection of Harvard’s move on Michigan. The university reaffirmed its stance and continued its athletic program.
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Ann Arbor
Rich
Marcy
Harvard University
I Michigan
Charles Baird Toff
Harvar
University of Ichigan
University
American car reaches California through Mojave area
A partially legible dispatch describes an American car journey advancing slowly toward California. The report notes the line near a salon car and references Paris related timing as it passes through Dageste, in the Mojave desert, with details cut off mid sentence.
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Siddao
Sev
Paris
Dageste
Mojave
Italiana Automobila
Italian arrival swatted near Kelton Utah after cross-country run
A race report notes an Italian vehicle reaching Kelton Utah about sixty eight miles beyond Corraine, while French car No 1 Hird sits near Creston Wyoming after leaving Trallinsil last night and a German car rested in Laramie Wyoming.
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Corriane
Ogden
Kelton
Utah
Cunning Hird
Creston
Wyo
Laramie
Wya
Three Bandits Clean Up 47000 Dollars
Reno reports a late afternoon road ambush two miles from Rawhide in which three heavily armed bandits overpowered Edward Hoffman and four companions, forced them to the ground, and escaped with a two horse rig and bank notes totaling about 47000. The money was bound for the Coalition Mining company at Rawhide. W J Miller, a Coalition owner, resides in Reno. Posses from Churchill and Esmeralda counties pursue the robbers, who are reportedly headed for Schurz. local sheriff notified.
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Reno
Edward Hoffman
Rawhide
Said
Caalition Mining Company
W. Ja. Miller
Coalition
Churchill
Esmeralda
Schurz
Sheriff's
Roosevelt Bows to Party Yoke in Conservative Appeal
The president signals legislation aligned with party wishes to attract conservative voters. Officials expect measures reflecting the administration’s push to reconcile core ideological goals with public support. Strong political maneuvering outlines a strategy to secure backing from key factions.
Campaign literature and tariff talk dominate Washington notes
Washington dispatches report campaign literature production and a busy congressional agenda. Republican leaders push the Aldrich bill and an employers' liability measure while promising limited action on injunctions and anti trust reforms. President Roosevelt aligns with party discipline as Hepburn legislation and tariff debates loom.
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Washington
Congress
Hepburn
Valley
Grafton
Pennelass
Carda
Roosevelt
Aldrich
White House
Joe
Cannon
Payna
Dalzell
Benalt
Promise to modify law drives political maneuvering in campaign year
The article outlines expected moves by Republicans to support a Roosevelt ally and keep labor in check. It notes Aldrich bill passage as a possible lever, aims to avoid alienating labor, and reflects Gompers and allies seeking to preserve good relations to maximize gains amid the national election scramble.
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Roosevelt
Jonson
Bryan
Aldrich
Abor
Hovle
Gompersands
Decree on Marriage Law and Registry Rules
A 1908 Cincinnati pastoral outlines Catholic marriage law for the diocese. It specifies valid Catholic marriages only before bishops pastors or delegated priests, and natural contracts for unbaptized parties. It sets domicile rules, witness requirements, and mandatory registration in parish baptismal records, with enforcement by bishops and pastors.
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Cincinnatii
Henry
Cincinnati
Francis Silas
Indianapolis
Joseph
Grand Ranids
Scamillus Paul
Coving
Johns Samuel
Detroit
Ignatius Frederick
Cleveland
Thomas Sebastian
Dashville
Herman Joseph
Fort 1 Wayne
James Joseph
Columbus
Aan Hi Sa
Earthquake Shakes Imperial Valley Towns
Three shocks rattled Imperial California this morning as towns from Brawley to El Centro felt tremors. No damage reported beyond broken dishes, residents say, with no injuries cited.
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Imperial
Cal
Marca
Imperial Valley
Brawley
el Centro
In justice no the cook in justice no the cook
A terse call for fair treatment of bakers urges giving the cook chance to improve bread. It emphasizes opportunity and effort to produce quality loaves and labels the task as within the cook’s control.
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the Cook
Gold Medal Flour Ad By Washburn Crosby Co
Gold Medal Flour promoted by Washburn Crosby Co Maked for sale through Grocers with emphasis on quality and brand prestige.
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Washburn- Crosby Co
If You Only Knew The Healing Tonic For Indigestion
The advertisement touts a soothing tonic that quickly relieves indigestion belching heartburn and headaches. It claims to cleanse the liver and kidneys reduce constipation and heal rheumatism proposing a store purchase to end suffering.
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Dts
Centlivre and Garretts Clash in City Bowling Showdown
Centlivre All-Stars swept the Garrett All-Stars in a three game match at Brunswick alleys Saturday night. Centlivre set a city high mark with a total of 295 and a 981 1 3 average. George Jarret led the locals with strong scoring and Seydell contributed a fine 230 total. Garretts, though defeated, played stoutly and recalled their earlier tourney at Garrett.
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Centlivre
Garrett All-Stars
Centlivrs
United States
George Jarratt
Seydell
Garrett Boys
Fort Waine
B. Ungermach FE
Reynolds G. Jarret
Dan
W. Grove
Patiersos
Letcher Co
Red Sox Defeat Miami A C In City Basketball Contest
A newly organized Red Sox team of university graduates easily beat the Miami A C five. Ex college players dominated the game from start to finish as guards struggled to stop the basket. Lineup lists O Connor Dillon McGraw Jones Smith Schoenberg Gilliom with McGraw Jones 3, Gilliom 3 free throws and 14 Miami fouls. Referees Knothe Umpires Hugeins Timekeepers Taffaee Scorer W Wallace. Also notes new suits and overcoats by Ely Moyer Hirsch Wickwite L System Robert Wicka and Hart Schaffner Marx at Patterson Fletchers Co.
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Miami A.C
Excollege
A. C
Sain
Red Sox
Sox
Miami
J. O' Connor
Gilliom Tucker Einhardt
B. O'Connor
Dillon
McGraw- Jones
Smith
Schoenberg
O Connor
Gilliom
McGraw
Jones
Giillom
Knothe
Hugeins
Timekeepersi
Taffaee
W. Walace
Ely Moyer
Hirsh Wickwite
L. System
Robert Wicka
Hart
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Patterson-Fletcher CO
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