Moon Law Ruling Could Silence Iowa Saloons
Judge DeGraff’s decision on the Moon law may be upheld by the Supreme Court, affecting roughly 430 saloons across Iowa that recently secured licenses. If affirmed, injunctions to close excess licenses will be sought in many cities, including Des Moines which already faced injunctions. Other notes cover senatorial district reapportionment, Ames presidency talks, Iowa railroad earnings, and corporate filings.
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Moon law enforcement target in Iowa cities
Des Moines reports state officials pledge actions to remove mayors and county attorneys for permitting more saloons than allowed by the Moon law. Davenport and Oskaloosa cited for excess permits. Davenport cited as having 140 more saloons than permitted. Also notes possible state milk license changes for saloons selling buttermilk and a crop summary from Wesley Green, plus worker placement on Iowa farms and coal contracts for state institutions.
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Kling's dimming form haunts World Series memories
The Detroit Journal notes Johnny Kling struggled in last fall's World Series against the Athletics, with Cubs misreads and missed chances. Chance and his players trusted Kling to disrupt the hit and run, but Mackmen outguessed him at every point. Kling remains praised for his overall skill despite the defeats. Washington errors ruin games despite decent pitching.
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Ingerton Emerges as Boston Star in Scout Notes
Manager Chance backs larger rosters with thirty players through June after watching Ingerton and Miller in action. The article highlights Scotty Ingerton’s strong showing and suggests big league teams could benefit from expanded payrolls to accommodate more talent this season.
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Nerve to Spike M Graw By Dick Harley
Dick Harley of Cincinnati Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia fame earned a notorious reputation by spiking Muggsy McGraw at third base. The incident left McGraw with a long lasting warning to rivals and cemented Harley as a feared baserunner in early baseball history.
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Greatest ball players found by accident in early days
Five players among the game’s best were discovered by luck. The piece highlights Hd Delehanty, Amos Rudie, John Paul Wagner known as Hans Wagner, Owntel Bush, and Ty Cobb. It recounts Rusie’s rise from Indianapolis to the majors, his decline, and Delehanty’s hard start in Wheeling and Philadelphia, ending with his shift to left field before his early death.
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Tuberculosis Treatments Highlighted by Nation Nineteenth Century Panel
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