Davy Fultz Heads Baseball Players Fraternity Threat
New York January 23. David L. Fultz president of the Baseball Players Fraternity has raised the stakes by threatening a general strike if magnates refuse its terms. The group formed in 1912 includes many major leaguers and aims to protect players contractual rights and promote baseball’s best interests.
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New York
David L. Fultz
Players’ Fraternity
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Players’ League
Brotherhood
Boston Americans
Boston Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Robert Byrne
Pittsburgh
William F. Carrigan
Lewiston
Tyrus R. Cobb
Royston
Samuel E. Crawford
Detroit
Jacob E. Daubert
Brooklyn
Michael J. Dooin
Philadelphia
John J. Evers
Troy
Christopher Mathewson
New York City
Miller J. Huggins
Cincinnati
John P. Henry
Amherst
Mass
Derrill D. Pratt
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Edward Sweeney
Chicago
William J. Sweeney
Williamvybck
Fultz
Superbas
Philadelphia Athletics
Ater L
New York Americans
Diamond
National Lock Company Buys High Point Factory Site
The National Lock company acquires property in High Point from A. J. Steed trustee for 3350 dollars and a second tract at Russell and West Green streets for 10 dollars. A. T. Wishart trustee leads the deal with the Yadkin Development company and the Carolina and Yadkin River Railway transfers. The move signals an early factory building in the city for cabinet hardware. Other High Point deeds include transfers by J. A. Husband, Ed L. Ragan, J. W. Tuttle and Dora Fruitt with various buyers and nominal sums.
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Register of Deeds Office
High Point
A. J. Steed
A. H. Wishart
National Lock Company
L. H. Hale, Jr
E. J. Steed
Yadkin Development Company
A. T. Wishart
Russell and
West Green Streets
Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Company
A.T. Wishart
R. B. Adkins
Grimes Street
J. E. Huffman
Ed L. Ragan
Joseph S. Worth, Jr
Joseph S Worth
J. W. Tuttle
J. F. Huffman
Dora Fruitt
B. C. Ritchie
C. B. Cummins
G. H. Kearns
Different Coughs In Colds And Remedies
A Paoli ad notes various cough types from colds including dry and bronchial coughs. Enos Halbert reports persistent coughing and claims Foley's Honey and Tar cured his cough completely. Mann Drug Company sells the remedy.
Man Calls for Better Ventilation in Churches
A reader urges improved church ventilation after visiting four churches last Sunday. He describes stuffy air and foul odors during night services and argues that opening all doors and windows before and after services would provide far better airflow than small cracks.
Virginia Carolina Stock Cigarettes Promote Quality
A promotional boast extols Sovereign cigarettes claiming Virginia and Carolina stock, denoting the brand as finest and grandest with emphasis on quality and heritage. The speaker asserts personal commitment to quality and brand standards.
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South
Virginia
Carolina
Lumber Dealers Meet in Denver for Mountain States Convention
Denver delegates from Colorado and neighboring states gather for the Mountain States Lumber Dealers Association annual convention. The meeting extends over three days with discussions on trade problems and industry issues.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Mountain States Lumber Dealers’ Association
Electric heaters speed molasses in Arkansas cattle tanks
Arkansas stockmen heat molasses in tanks to prevent thickening or freezing in cold weather. Heaters keep the stick mass from becoming too solid, ensuring easier feeding for cattle.
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Arkansas
Worth Attention of Women Proclaims Kidney Cure Claim
A reader from All, Missouri reports kidney trouble for two years and says Foley Kidney Pills cured her after trying many remedies. She credits two 50 cent boxes with relief and urges others to consider the tonic.
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Fay Shelburg
All
Foley
Mann Drug Company
World conference on faith and order gathers officials
More than a hundred leaders and workers from the world conference on faith and order met at Garden City Long Island to discuss progress and plans for a great postwar world conference. The aim is broad church unity. eminent Greek Catholic and Protestant representatives may attend.
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New York
World Conference On Faith and Order
Garden City
L. I
Nixon Beyer Wedding At Heavenly Rest Church
Miss Doris Ryer, daughter of Mrs. Fletcher Ryer of San Francisco, married Stanhope Nixon, son of Lewis Nixon the noted shipbuilder and former Tammany Hall leader. The ceremony at Heavenly Rest was followed by a large Ritz-Carlton reception.
Lumber Exporters to Meet in Pittsburgh Convention
Delegates arrive in Pittsburgh for the annual National Lumber Exporters' Association meeting. The session will discuss legislation permitting cooperation among U S exporters amid anti trust law uncertainties in foreign trade and government encouraged foreign rivals.
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National
Lumber Exporters’ Association
Executor notices for Martha Mendenhall estate in Guilford NC
Samuel Mendenhall named executor of Martha Mendenhall died state in Guilford County announces claims against estate must be presented to his attorney W P Ragam by November 20 1917 or claims will be barred. Notice also requests all debts settled promptly as of November 20 1916.
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Martha Mendenhall
Guilford County
North Carolina
Mason W. Gant
Superior Court
Presons
W. P. Ragam
Samuel Mendenhall
Foley's Honey and Tar for quick cold relief
Advertising copy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough medicine that rapidly heals inflamed throat membranes and bronchial passages, loosens phlegm, and eases breathing without opiates. It claims to stop tickling in the throat and is advertised as for sale.
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Foley
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New Universities Dictionary of
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