Miners Strike Sparks Court Ruling on Union Transfers
Judge Wright rules the union need not recognize black miners who work in Ogden Mine No 1 after being denied transfer cards. The decision comes amid a dispute over recognition and alleged racial prejudice as miners seek to work while the mine faces tensions and injunctions. Plans for river improvements and state bids for quo numbers also appear in this era report.
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Garda
Des Molnest
Judeo Wright
Eiltrict Court
Ogden Ming
Ata
Ogden
Den
Herle
Ogdah Wniw. T
Wright
Uelly
Alata
Wright Chapela
John J. Clarkeon
AL Kin
Ynioh
Oane
Eg Molien Iiver Power Company
United States
A. C. Miller
Detroit
Dame
Keokul
Des Moines
Lownhia
W. van Duyn
MelCee & Bloven
Mermbeta
Button Workers’ Union
Corporations Backward in Iowa Overdue Annual Reports
In Iowa many corporations have failed to file annual reports with Secretary Hayward. About 4,500 of 6,000 have avoided reporting. 1,500 are deemed past due and face penalties or legal action. State Marshal Roe reports Dubuque fires traced to a suspect, while insurance rates rise amid fears.
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Dea
Iowa
Hayward
Jonathan
Point Bank
Ovary Corporaton
aLute
Hayward Haa
Lesa
Dubuque
Marshal Roe
Dixon
Muraial Roe
Dubudue
Ming
Cabbell
W. O. Smouse
Alaska
Seattle
Anit
Comeback Club hits: Krause seizes Tigers test
Harry Krause, a southpaw, joins the comeback club with standout showings against Detroit. Debuting in 1909, he pitched in 26 games that season, winning 18 and posting a 0.692 average. Last year he faltered, but Connie Mack expects him to bolster the club amid turbulent American League battles.
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Harry Krause
Tigers
Krause
St Louis
Connie Mack
Mighty Ty Cobb Outguessed In World Series Play
In a Chicago Detroit world championship game Detroit threatened in the fourth as Cobb’s team trailed 0 0. O Leary led off with a double, Crawford followed, Cobb bunt play misread by Brown who covered third, Steinfeldt fielded to force O Leary at third. Crawford, thinking second, was thrown out by Gatcher Kling.
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Miner Brown
Slugger
Tigers
O'Leary
Detroit
Arkle
Crawford
Cobb
Brown
Steinfeldt
Gatcher Kliog
Tex Jones Gets Another Tryout With the Box Pirates
Tex Jones receives another tryout with the Box. The Pirates adopt a black cat as mascot. Nap Ruoker joins after Grover Alexander’s strikeout record. Billy Sullivan’s throws to second show the old man’s still got a whip. Pitchers should hit their stride around that time of year. Obriaty Matthews is the lone star who occasionally flashes form. athletics remain unsettled.
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Tex Jones
Pirates
Nap Ruoker
Grover Alexander
Tunney
Billy’ Sullivan
Pitchera
Obriaty Matthewaon
The Hit and Run Play in Early Baseball Tactics
The piece explains the hit and run and its tactical use with a runner on first. It describes pitcher and batter dynamics, the runner’s steal timing, and the defensive attempts to disrupt the play. It notes uncertainty as a key element and outlines signaling between infielders during a hit and run.
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Hana Wagner
Pittsburg
Connert
Konetchy Persuaded to Leave Candy Job for Pro Ball
Konetchy, star Cardinal first baseman, quit a sit a week job in a candy store to pursue professional baseball. Pink Hawley, former Red player and La Crosse manager for the Wisconsin-Illinois league in 1907, needed an outfielder on a Sunday and was told Konetchy could play. Hawley called Konetchy.
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St. Louis
Kid
Konetchy
Cardinal
Pink Hawley
Red
la Croats
Wisconsin-Iiinola
Munyon’s claim on intestinal worms and cures
A Philadelphia professor asserts a large portion of U S residents suffer from tapeworms and related stomach troubles. He promotes a patent treatment that supposedly kills worms and aids digestion, offering free medical advice by letter.
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United States
James M. Munyon
Jenerson
James
M. Munyon
Jefferson
Brreste
Philadelpha
Ill Patient Complains of Slow Recovery and Unclear Doctor's Plan
A narrator describes Bassia growing more impatient with illness and indoors life while relying on soups. The speaker notes uncertainty about the doctor’s diagnosis and treatment, hinting at diminished hope and a request for clearer medical guidance.
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Bassia
Abe
Ata Ake
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