Judge McPherson Upholds Express Rates Reduction
Des Moines report on Judge McPherson’s ruling granting the Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners power to reduce express rates by about 10 percent, with the new 20 cent minimum rate to be set into effect and a temporary injunction dissolved to allow adjustments. emphasis on state victory and implications for express firms, banks, and post office competition.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Board of
Falond Commissionera
Tudge Smith McPheraod
McPhoraoa
Atala
Ows
State Board of Celiway Commuusionore
George Cosson
Corporation
H.W. Byers
McPherson
Des Moinex
N. T. Guernsey
Express
Cosson
Byers
Debste
Xeaden
N. T. Guermay
Express’ Company
McPherron
Banka
Jompanise
Interurban Line Planned Between Creston and Des Moines
Creston and Des Moines Interurban Railway plans advance with a $800,000 capital, 500,000 stock, and officers led by R. Brown. Routes favor Cranton and Des Moines via Macksburg and Winterset with partial rights of way plotted. Separate labor dispute looms as United Mine Workers threaten broad strikes over Excelsior mine practices, risking 17,000 jobs if unresolved.
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Pointe
Wintarest
Creston
Winteraat
Dex Moines
Cranton
Des Moinea
Macksburg
Winterset
R. Brown
Craston
Clarones D. Wison
Muckebure
M. BH. Herrin
Winternet
A. §. Juynn
Grant
Wily Walker
John Ramsbottom
Henry Ramsbottom
Spaulding
James Brown
J. M. McCormick
Creaton
MM. Rowe
CG. Scholia
Marah
J. D. Spaulding
A. D. Benson
BH. Rowe
Ultimatim
Iowa
Diairial No. 13
United Mine Workers of America
Gosulan
Union Minora
Missouri
Witeh W H. Rogers
BE. Co. Smith
Uhionista
Sensational pitcher's decline raises team concerns
The article notes Lefty Russell's pitching career may be over as doctors warn of a bad arm. Connie Mank bought the young pitcher from Ortolea, but he has not recovered in spring practice. Meanwhile Mack continues paying Rugger's salary hoping Lefty will regain form on the mound.
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Lefty Russell
Connie Mank
Ortolea
Russell
Cali
Haan
Mack
Ruggell
Big League No Hit Games Amidst Historic Baseball Sketch
A fragmented roster of names, places, and dates traces no hit feats across the National League and affiliates. Entries mention cities such as Richmond Worcester Providence Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia and Brooklyn with dates ranging from the late 19th century to 1990s, highlighting famed pitchers like Corcoran and Mathewson in a collage of historical baseball feats.
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Richmond
Worcester
Chuy
Clyd
Ward
Providence
Balate
Corcoran
Chicaso
Boston
the Galvin
Bufola
Chen
Woresster
Radbourns
Claveland
Brooklyn
Aus
Dones
Cineinnad
Pittaburg
Oat
Hawke
Baltimore
Waah
Young
Cloyo
Cinemant
Hughes
Baltimers
Brottenstain
Cin
Fittabusyg
Dehahus
Phila
Phiiipps
Lousy
Leta
Witla
Beaton
Hahn
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Fraser
Mathawaon
Chicago
Tash
Phils
Beath
Prefer
Maddox
Pittatury
Whiltas
Philadelphia
Jay
Kuoker
Next Boston Manager Battle Focuses on Johnny King and Mike Donlin
The article, though garbled, centers on a managerial clash for Boston baseball in 1913. Johnny King and Mike Donlin are the primary contenders, with Kiming expected to run the club. Sir Birchadl appears as a competing candidate, signaling a heated preseason leadership contest.
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Johnny King
Mike Donlin
Kiming
Bosnio
Sir Birchadl
Lise
Baseball rumors shape winter news season and manager talks
Fragments from a heated baseball page reveal Ty Cobb set as minstrel for winter, managers debated including Chace and Murphy, and players like Jack Coombs and Herb Byram tied to teams. Gossip notes trades, births, and upcoming matches between New York Philadelphia and Boston, with uncertainty dominating early season plans.
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Ty Cobb
Cornelia McGillouddy
Philadelphia
Frank Farrell
John ‘Gantel
Jack'n Gays
Muesa
Seriga
New York
Bobby Wallace
Browns
Jack Berry
Athletics
Thare Ie
Vaan
Greag
Art Schwind
Dobbiita
Roseland
Detroit
Tigeca
Clarke Cays
Vint Campbell
Brahafield
Luder
Boston Americans
Herb Byram
Sacramento
Timmy Shinn
Billy Murray
Reds
Murray
Boston
Fiat
Sitian
Baseball players and transfer talk from early era trades
A fragmented discussion recounts071 the volatile player market of the era. It traces bids and waivers for Ward Miller and other players, noting price swings from 1 0000 to 20 000 as executives debate value and risk. The tale mentions Miller’s later success, scouts, and executive telegrams.
Great Future for Harwam Eat Twislar Next Year
garbled OCR item hints at future prospects for a person or team named Harwam with unclear context or affiliations. mentions Onaial sound, Midls, Yonkeea, Jobna. readable fragments suggest a speculative sports or community note with no clear events or outcomes.
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Onaial
Petter
Sin
Jobna
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