Open Season on Deals Begun at Baseball Meetings
New York dispatch notes the start of major league meetings as owners and managers converge in town. Boston’s Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins seek winter deals including Jack Burns and Oscar Melillo, while discussions drift to replacements for Eddie Morgan and possible second baseman Miffle. Negotiations center on pricing, with talk of future All-Star sites and intra league games, dog races, and post-season barnstorming amid wary owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brittz
New York
Tom,Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Collins
Awkey
Collins
Jack Burns
Oscar Melillo
Reais St. Loui Brown
Jack
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
Boston Party
T ‘Beause
Miffle
Sox
Yawkey
Eddie Morgan
Naiphal
National League
Ford C. Frick
Emil C. Fuchs
Boston Wes
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Air Transport Talks Spark Postseason Plan For IL Pennant
In Manila after a Orient tour the league discusses air line use for next season. A joint session with Commissioner Landis is planned. A lawsuit seeks 100000 in damages for a 1933 train accident at Glen Jean, the largest such award in Kanawha County in years. The railway says the boy rode a freight car without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiay
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
International League
Pacific Coast
American Association
A. S. Alexander
Mary Ellen West
Glen Jean
Kanawha
Damages Awarded Against C & O Railway In West Suit
A new trial is sought by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway after Arthur L West seven from Glen Jean was awarded fifty thousand dollars in damages in a suit filed over an incident in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Arthur L. West
Glen Jean
Names of Moses Brothers and Sisters
Aaron and Miriam are named as Moses' brother and sister. The text critiques abbreviations in literary works and includes a line about the Kage lane batter and a dangerous fool, suggesting a moral or proverb style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Aaron
Miriam
Kage Lane
Appalachian Coals, Inc. to Outline Work at Banquet
In Mount Hope West Virginia on December 11 the coal marketing agency Appalachian Coals Inc will have its work outlined by C. T. Gebhardt of Cincinnati during the banquet of the New River Coal Operators Association. Gebhardt is an assistant to the agency, and will present as part of the program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
W. Va
Appalachian Coals, Inc
C. 2
Gebhardt
Cincinnati
New River Soal Operators Association
Pirates Seek Ghost Grange to Run Squad
New York reports say Pirates owner Arthur Rooney pursued Harold Grange as Pirates coach after Ludy De Meola was dismissed. Rooney discussed guiding Grange toward a Pirates coaching role as Grange nears retirement with a tentative agreement, while John McEwan was fired as Dodgers coach with no successor named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cavagnaro
New York
Babe
Ruth
Harold
Red) Grange
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Grange
Ilinois
Chicago
Pirates
Progime
Arthur Rooney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rooney
Ludy de Meola
de Meola
John McEwan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wrestling results from New York Wilmington and Portland
The report notes Jim Londos defeating Dick Shikat in New York in 1 minute 23.31 seconds. In Wilmington Tom Hey threw Tony Colesano for Spokane in two falls. In Portland Cowboy Hughes defeated Church Montant in two out of three falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Dick Shikat
Germany
Wilmington
Del
Tom al- Hey
Spokane
Wash
Tony Colesano
West Springfield
Portland
Cowboy Hughes
Oklahoma
Church Montant
Detroit
Boxing Results From Last Night Associated Press Report
The Cleveland lightweight title bout saw Barney Ross outpoint Bobby Pachoff in Los Angeles as Lou Harper won over Patsy Perroni in Boston. Mickey McGoorty was knocked out by Buddy Baer in Hollywood while Jackie Sharkey lost to Jim Vaughn in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barney Ross
Bobby Pachoff
Los Angeles
Lou Harper
Newark
N. J
Patsy Perroni
Boston
Johnny Risco
Buddy Baer
Hollywood
Calif
Mickey McGoorty
Detroit
Jimmy Vaughn
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Washington
Eddie Burl
Jacksonville
Fla
Pete de Greasse
Winnipeg
Man
Joe Firrone
Joe Maro
Brooklyn
Norman Qik
Hendersonville
N. C
Bill Bullock
I Drew
Chester Double
Altimore
Sammy Sweet
Pittsburgh
Danny Hasset
Philadelphia
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Marty Sampson
New York
Anser Gretn
Pittsburch
Emasculation Debate in Ohio Prisons Sparks Controversy
Warden Thomas defends a proposed emasculation law as a crime deterrent and potential sterilization measure. He argues prisoners would support it and likens it to the electric chair. Critics note periodic, fruitless pushes in Ohio legislature and warn about broad publicity and humane concerns. Ostrich racing noted as a distant, odd trend at southern resorts with riders and exotic robes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuuuueului
Ohio
Thomas
President of the Appalachian Pals Speakers at Meeting
The session features the president of the Appalachian Pals and M. W. Roberts of Washington, deputy NRAY administrator, addressing attendees on program details and regional impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applachian Pals
M. W. Roberts
Washington
NRAY
Body of West Virginia solicitor found in Ohio canal
Benjamin Blagg, city solicitor of Point Pleasant and former circuit judge, was found dead in a canal near Zanesville. He had been missing since Friday after leaving a garage for car repairs. Coroner H. T. Glaser withheld verdict pending investigation. Blagg was father of Donald Blagg, a Charleston lawyer and United Dry Forces leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Benjamin
Blagg
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Webster, O
H. T. Glaser
Blage
Donald ©. Blagg
Charleston W. Va
United Dry Forces
West Virginia
Racing aims to expand in 1935, state commissioners say
Five state racing commissioners meeting in Jersey City forecast broader development for Thoroughbred racing in 1935. They plan to unify rules for a national meeting in January, with Donovan predicting pari mutuel handle near 40 million dollars, up from 27 million last year. Florida notes more horses on grounds as season starts at Tropical Park.
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Orlo
Jersey City
N. J
W. H. Donavan
Florida
Mark Hanna
Michigan
W. H. Caney
New Jersey
Charles H. Cole
Boston
James F. Hayward
Maryland
National Association of State Racing Commissions
Mian
Donovan
Hialeah
Tropical Parks
Tropical Park
No Game Between Ohio and West Virginia in 1935
Parkersburg December 11. A football game between West Virginia and Ohio Universities in Parkersburg next fall will not be played here due to inability to agree on a suitable date, says Paul F. Steinbicker Parkersburg night school athletic director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Ohio
Paul F. Steinbicker
Trusty Tallman Praises 1934 Mountaineers at Banquet
Morgantown December 14 1934 coach Charles Trusty Tallman says the Mountaineers football record is satisfactory after the 15th annual Elks banquet. The football squad attended as guests and the Mountaineer banquet is scheduled for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusty Tallman
Morgantown
Hean
Charles
Trusty) Tallman
Eridders
Elks Club
Anual’ Mountaineer
New Attacks Endorsement by Multiple Utility Groups
The article lists competing utility corporate groups including Hopson & Mange, Morgan groups Commonwealth and Southern and United Corporation, Ohrstrom Tri-Utilities, Foshay, Byllesby Central Public Service, and Doherty Cities Service. It notes aggressive selling tactics, door to door campaigns, and customer ownership pressure as part of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trie Company Group
Hopson & Mange Group
Commonwealth and Southern and United Corporation
Morgan Groups
Tri-Utilities Group
Ohrstrom Group
Foshay Group
Standard Gas‘and Electric Company Group
Byllesby Group
Central Public Service “Company
Peirce Group
Cities Service Company
Doherty Group
Crowell Named Regional Head for NRA Setup
Benedict Crowell, director of Ohio's National Emergency Council, will oversee the newly created NRA regional setup with headquarters in Cleveland. The region includes Ohio, Michigan, West Virginia, Virginia, and Kentucky. NRA officials from Cleveland, Detroit, Louisville, and Charleston meet to discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
D. Dec
Benedict Crowell
National Emergency Council
Ohio
NRA
West Virginia
Michigan
Virginia
Kentucky
Detroit
Louisville
Charleston
W. Va
Espinosa Holds Lead At Miami Biltmore Open
The Miami Biltmore Open nears completion with Abe Espinosa of Chicago in front after the midway marks. Olin Dutra, 1932 national open champion, posted a 70 in the opening 18 and trails by one stroke. Other contenders include Jonny Barrell, Orville Winter, and Mike Vunesa among the top finishers in a field of 300 golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Dutra
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Espinosa
Darrell
Dutra
Orville Winte
St. Loui
Mike Vunesa
Elmstoc
N.Y
Unemployed Council Plans Protest in Ritchie County
Members of the unemployed council of Grant district in Ritchie county plan to march to the county relief headquarters at Morrisville to demand higher relief wages. Council chairman Raymond Goodwin announced the march, postponed from last Saturday due to cold weather, and urged wages be raised to county-scale levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of
Grant District
Ritchie
Morrisville
N.w
Raymond Goodwin
Goodwin
Magphers
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across clues jumble
Crossword grid text presents scattered clues and word fragments from a daily puzzle. It lists across entries such as 1 A character from Oliver Twist and other partial hints, with misprinted letters and broken words. The readable portions indicate a standard puzzle layout but are heavily garbled and incomplete overall.
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Losster
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India
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