True Love Test in Colorado Romance From Fort Collins
In Fort Collins Colorado a romance pits Joseph Mortault Emmett ONeill and Walter Howard Stone for Marion Palmer Tanner. Draftee with ties to Franceks war effort, ONeill serves in the United States Army while Stone rises from bank clerk to ranch heir. The triangle playwrights a social print of early Colorado college town life with prominent families and future paths.
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Art Colina
Colu—Joseph
Emmett O'Neill
Colorado
Mnlivary Service
United States Army
Rance
Walter Howard Stove
Sidney Care
Dniekens
St. John
Romance Segan
Joseph Mortault
O'Neill
Waller Howard Stone
Bart Cots Tins
Homer
Chile
Tina
Srome
Marion Palmer
Fraifes
Fort Catlins
Marion
Tanner
Walter Stone
Married draft drama ends in Stone family upheaval
In a tale of romance and wartime draft intrigue, Marion Stone selects her future husband amid draft pressures. ONeill forces a dramatic shift, delegates ranch duties to Stone, and seeks exemption then returns to war as Stone earns deferred status and a son is born, before the father again seeks service.
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O'Neill
Ong
Fort Caltns
Sound
Stang
Deatt Board
Suede
O'Neil
Stone
O'Nol Manches
Marion Stone
Joseph Emmett Stone
Onelll
Ruth Great Driver With A Golf Stick
Babe Ruth the Red Sox pitcher is an ardent golfer and skilled. He played at Bellevue New Boston where legends describe a drive over a cross trap near 200 yards into a roof. The tale notes a powerful hit that would have reached 280 yards if straight.
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Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Ruth
Ig Lenges
Inks
Tes
Bellevue
New Boston
Dolves
Lee
Hale
Bahe
Sympathetic highwaymen return money to agent
A group of highwaymen in Lebanon returned seventy cents to Abraham Kurtz a telegraph clerk after learning that was all the money he had. In St Louis a man’s wife found 400 dollars in his pockets while airing trousers. In Memphis two days in the workhouse was given to C Wells for causing the death of K Choates in an auto crash.
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Lebanon
Abraham Kurtz
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Felix Pawloski
Man
Memphis
Lena
C Juryl
C. G. Wells
Mississippi
K. 2
Choates
Jie
Baltimore man discards roll of cash in roadside toss
A Baltimore man, B. Fletcher, tossed what he believed to be scrap from a car window near Willington, Delaware, later learning he had discarded a roll worth 2400 dollars. Police and passersby helped search the area, but the fate of the money remains unclear.
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Willington
Del
B. Fletcher
Baltimore
Moran Minus Star Battery Signings and Setbacks
Pat Moran, a temperate veteran, takes over as manager of the Philadelphia Nationals in November 1914. He has long served with the club since 1900, after playing for the Boston and Chicago Nationals, contributing to three pennant wins with Chicago. The Phillies, who were runner up to Brooklyn in 1910 and to the Giants last year, face a weakened battery with the loss of Alexander and Millifer to the Cubs, impacting their 1915 prospects.
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Vat Moran
Charlie Dooin
Philadelphia Nationals
Pat
Will Mote Treat
Boston Nationals
Chance
Phillies
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Thalies
Star Battery
Alexander
Millifer
Cubs
Catchers Busy Behind the Bat in Major Leagues
A review of 100 plus game seasons shows catchers like Killifer, Wingo, Shark, Severdsd and ONeill topping 120 to 127 games. Others with 90 to 100 include Slanage, Nunamaker, Miller, Snyder and Trogresser. Hannah leads the country with 185 games. Pitcher Joe Finege from the Washington Americans joins the Southern Association. Harry Williams quits. Dick Cox moves to Portland but won’t play this year. Josh Devore becomes Marietta College coach.
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Killifer
Wingo
Rariden
Shark
Severdsd
O'Neill
Ainamith
Slanage
Detroit
Nunamaker
Yuskges
Miller
Brooklyn
Snyder
Caredinals
Trogresser
Braves
Hannah
Yankees
Great base running by Arthur Pletcher at Polo Grounds
Arthur Pletcher executed a rare baserunning feat in a Giants vs Braves game at the Polo Grounds. He scored from first on Lew McCarty's single to center after Fletcher’s initial single and a later mishandled ball, with Lowell making a key catch and McGarty's soft center hit opening the way.
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Arthur Pletcher
Schieval x
Daselall
Polo Grounds
Giants
Braves
Lew McCarty
Larry Doyle
Terzog
Fletcher
Lowell
Tolke
McGarty
Powell
Diamond Notes Roundup of 1910 Baseball Moves and Rumors
Baseball chatter covers manager Clark Grin's scouting gaps, Urban Faber of the White Sox failing a physical, Dick Ching as a crafty Mobile pitcher, umpire Jack O'Peale sidelined by rheumatism, and Ralph Craig joining Sioux City. Chick Gandil shows form for the White Sox, Des Moines honors Pepper Chick award to Jack Coffey, and President Hickey's strict pitching rules loom. Minnesota releases players to St Joseph, St. Louis signs star Murchison and Tuera, Hank Robinson returns, Stallings' salary noted, McGraw's powerhouse club commented. Cardinals sign rising athlete Robert Laramore, Bresnahan lures Wagner to Toledo, Brooklyn to play at Newark Federal League park on Sundays, and a NL game shift planned. Ruhe Marquard struggles in the box, Gateher DeVormer praised by Joe Coast League critics, Bill Yossick helps Vernon, Bill McKenty and Bert Yeabsley join naval reserves. A dwindling pay scale hits minor leaguers, Welder Jones keeps Browns waiting with high walk rates.
NEW INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT A VETERAN IN BASEBALL
John W.H. Morrell is named president of the International league a veteran figure with long service as secretary of the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs Farrell helps reorganization in spring and merger with New York State league elevating the circuit Farrell known for talent scouting and ties to minor leaguers and several notable players named in past rosters
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National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
John WH. Morrell
International League
Suze
Auburn
National Associattho
Farrell
Mike Sexton
Kobiars
Fuak Fay
Irs
Leagace Ag
Omn
Ana Fiena
Eddie Murphy
Wallie Pioa
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Frank Selulte
Heine Zanmerman
Eon Cadore
Jack Graney
John Vers
Fred Coumbe
Leon Aes
Bill Inchman
Steve O'Neill
Joe Boehling Returns to Sandlot Ball With Old Teammates
Joe Boehling, once a top pitcher for the Richmond Battle Ax, is back with the sandlotters after stints with Washington amateurs and Cleveland. Now managing and pitching, Boehling is barnstorming at camps with soldier teams while awaiting his next game. Rutgers appoints Alfred A. Neuschaefer captain for next year and notes his prior guard role on the football eleven.
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Joe Boehling
Washington
Richmond Battle Ax
Dhe Am
Richmond
Boehling
Washington Lads
Boehring
Grif
Richmond Handerbolt
Cleveland
Imanager
Joe
Wil
Rutgers
Alfred A. Neuschaefer
Newark
First Triple Play Recorded Early in 1918 Season
The Reds executed the first major league triple play of 1918 on April 28 in Cincinnati. The sequence involved Inada, Heinle Grod, Lee Magee, Shorty Magee, and Fred Allen, cutting off a Cardinal at second, another at Wee, and a final play at home as Cincinnati claimed the league’s initial triple killing of the year.
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Heinle Grod
Lee Magee
Shorty Magee
Fred Allen
Aegs
Cardinal
Wee
Reds
Cincinnati
Missed Opening by Wilson Links War Ties to Desk
President Wilson skipped the Washington opener for the first time as war duties keep him at the desk. The article notes the influence of his absence on national leadership and mentions players and trades affecting teams including the St. Louis Browns and Pirates. Fort Worth players like Joe Pate draw mention amid army service calls.
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Wilson
Washington
Western Canada Seeding Promises Record Harvest Outcome
The April seeding season in Western Canada proceeded under ideal weather, with farmers working long hours to seed every profitable acre. Optimism grows for a record harvest as favorable conditions continue. J D McGregor of the Federal Food Board praised current crop conditions across the Prairie Provinces, noting seeds in excellent shape and germination already underway.
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U.S
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
Can
Echo
A. Hall
Milwaukee
Wis
Laurier
Marquette
Mich
Western
Tnanany
J. D. McGregor
Federal Food Board
Calgary
Food Control Board
McGregor
No Fool Like an Old Fool in Whale Steak Dish Notice
The quirky item notes a fat man who stays up after dinner, teased by a speaker. It mentions a new dish of whale steak and a comic image of Mr. Duck attempting to rise with a decoy, in a lighthearted column style.
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Aloways
Mr. Duck
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Restores Health
A Philadelphia woman writes that nervous indigestion left her weak and anxious until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was tried. After three months she reports improved health, no distress, and restored appetite. The ad urges relief for run-down, nervous mothers facing headaches, back ache, and irritability.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Lydia
J. Worti
North Taylor St
Lydia K. Pinkham
Worthline
Eatonic relief for indigestion claims bold promises
An advertisement touts EATONIC tablets from A L Kramer as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach misery including sour stomach gas and bloating. It states the product neutralizes acid, aids digestion, boosts appetite and relieves post meal distress. Available from druggists 50 cents per box. genuine labeled EATONIC.
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A. L. Kramer
Ar. Kramer
Eatonic
Batonic Remedy Co
Chicago
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Seorst Inst
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National Board of Witcher Pepper
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Tuera
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Stallings
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