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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1911

Page

8

Hawkeye Iowa News Highlights From Des Moines Packing Clash

A Des Moines Packing Company formed by local capitalists will acquire the Agur Packing plant and begin operations by December. Key leaders include Simon Canady as president, Joe Muehaupt as vice president, with several others as incorporators and directors. the firm is capitalized at 250000.

Des Moines Packing Company Agur Packing Company Simon Canady Joe Muehaupt Jireohn T. Agar Woop Agar FP. Mattes W. 8. Havin, Jr Meatgaret Murray Dagon Pork Menine Bera Fey Supreme Court Jobin Crawford Sherl& Tevell A. A. Mracley A. D. Hewitt Byron Crawford Ogden Consolidated Coal Company Ogden Misalsatopi River Power Company Keokuk Supervisora Yia Bluey Lehigh Cement Company Mason City Saeking Engines Wood Vaviland Por Dodge Senger Tvila Ito Logan Methodist Episcopal Church iSilora Atter Paace Guirerd Fan Cole National Guard Eireles Boles Nienraugun Kors House Lhe le High Cement Madden City Womoen Ghaurle Mlatoddfad Association of Jowr Alula Lown Cossondys I Derstalltown Wimor Yingst Slater

Revolutionize Affairs of A A U Everett C Brown

Everett C Brown newly elected president of the central division of the Amateur Athletic Union has moved quickly to pursue legislative changes. A Cincinnati federation petition asked for Cincinnati to manage its own athletic matters while remaining in the central division. The legislative committee was instructed to study the issue and report findings before the next general Cincinnati federation meeting.

Everett C. Brown Central Division Amateur Athletic Union A. A. U. Affairs Cincinnati Athletic Federation Cincinnati

MINER BROWN TO RETURN FOR CUBS IN 1912 SEASON

News from Cub headquarters indicates Mordecai Brown the three fingered veteran will be with the Cubs at least for another year. Brown has investments in California but will rejoin Manager Chance as the Cubs begin the 1912 campaign. He has long talked of retirement but the club never asked him to quit.

Cubs Mordecai Brown Cub Brown California Chance Westside Clu Brownberg

Pick All Star Aggregation Across Leagues

An all star baseball nine approved by the New York Tribunals includes Cobb Detroit Americans in center field. Schulte Chicago Nationals in right field. Jackson Cleveland Americans at left. Merkle New York Nationals at first. Catling Philadelphia Americans at second. Wagner Pittsburgh Nationals at shortstop. Baker Philadelphia Americans at third. Thomas Philadelphia Americans as catcher. Myers New York Nationals. Walsh Chicago Americans. Mathewson New York Nationals. Johnson Washington Americans. Alexander Philadelphia Nationals.

New York Cobb Detroit Americans Schulte Chicago Nationals Jackson Cleveland Americans Flest Merkle New York Nationals Catling Philadelphia Americans Wagner Pittsburg Nationals Baker Thomas Philadelphia Amerionne Myers Walsh Chicago Americans Mathewson New York Nationale Johnson Washington Americans Alexander Philadelphia Nationals

Pittsburg Club Spends More On Players In 1911

The Pittsburg club leads major leagues in expenditures on ball players in 1911 with an outlay of 46,000 dollars. Other clubs follow, including Wanton 60,060, Brodlélyn 16,080, Philadelphia 8,450, St Louis 9,750, Cincinnati 24,800, New York 10,760, Chicago 14,000, American Chicago 26,780, Cleveland 30,850, Washington 13,909, New York 25,000, Boston 25,800.

Pittsburg Nationnal Wanton Brodlélyn Philadelphia St. Louie Cincinnati New York Chicago American St. Louis Cleveland Washington Boston

Wrestling, Golf, and College Sports Echo Rumors and Projections

A collage of sports talk covers wrestlers weighing rivals in Vancouver and Gotch challenges, football and aviation debates by Dr. Eliot, Princeton Harvard كلاim, and Michigan’s possible return to the conference. It notes American golfers urged to maturity and readiness, while pundits discuss managerial chairs and national sports figures.

Jimmy Callahan Garry Hermann Cub Mahmout Chicago McLeod South Dakota Michigan Vancouver Frank Gotch Eliot Princeton Harvard Zbyazko Samson H. H. Hilton England

Belmont Says New York Racing Will Return

August Belmont, a prominent American turfman, remains in New York amid many owners sending horses abroad. He expresses optimism that racing will resume in the Empire State soon and notes that most bettors favor restoring racing, especially in major cities where commerce grows. Belmont prefers racing here over competing overseas.

New York August Belmont

Ban on Basketball by Sparta Board for High Schools

Sparta Wisconsin board of education ordered a ban on basketball in high schools to uphold morals. The panel also considers introducing football, arguing practice would consume too much student time. Sparta, though small, has a history of strong football teams.

Giria Board of Education Sparta Wis Alan

Prisoner Labor And Prison Farms Debate In Iowa City

State operated prisons should run a twine factory implement factory printery and bindery paying workers 85 percent of union wage. Paul Robarts argued labor rights for prisoners, opposed contract labor and public road work, and urged prison farms and supervised parole work as a path from imprisonment to freedom. Best inland sailors praised. Navy recruiting notes. mine union leader visit. Iowa Dental Society set for May meetings. Governor denies clemency to Dobbins in a J C Mabray gang case.

Des Moines State Conference of Charities and Corrections Iowa City Paul T. Robarts Robarts Charles Parsons Chaplain Pickworth State Reformatory W. D. Willams Town City van Llew Robinson State Board of Control

Federal control urged for railroads and new line plans

Hon. George W. Scovers of Des Moines argues federal control to balance public and railroad interests with the government as judge. He notes purchase deals require stockholder votes in New York and reveals plans for a Winnipeg line via Aberdeen into Canada linking Des Moines and Norfolk, Va. Freight rate cuts promise lower Iowa and Missouri river point rates, while trials set for E. R. Mason over misapplied funds. Typhoid rises in Iowa. Davenport imposes quarantines as diphtheria spreads. bakery inspection ordered.

Des Moines George W.scovers Hawley Seevers Iowa Central General Sedyars New York United States Aberdeen Winnipeg Canada Middle West Norfolk South Atlantic Seacoast Wylie Missouri River Interstate Commerce Commission Iowa Missouri Inter-State Commerce Commission E. R. Mason Munger Lincoln Neb Mason Sylvester B. Rush Attormey General J. D. Harris Department of Justice Harris Rush

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