Baseball magnates still spending money
AP report notes big spending persists after the Federal league demise. Deals shifting Mathewson to Cincinnati and Herzog to New York involved tens of thousands in cash and new contracts. Harvard Yale Princeton and Penn profits quoted show college sports remain lucrative.
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Mathewson
Cincinnati
Herzog
New York
Roush
McWechnie
Herzeg
Killefer
Giants
Acat
Weeghyan
Chicago
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Wortman, Kelly, Mollwitz
Carter
Feds
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Buick Introduces New Four Cylinder Model in Charlotte
Manager Geo F Wilson of the High Point Motor Co and J P Rawley returned from Charlotte with one of Buick’s 41917 four cylinder cars. It is the first of the new model to reach the area. The demonstrator impressed Wilson who called the car the best value he has seen. The lightweight beauty shares lines and engine design with the sixes. It was brought for demonstration and sold within an hour of arrival yesterday.
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Geo. F. Wilson
High Point Motor Company
J. P. Rawley
Charlotte
Wilson
Germany plans vast merchant fleet with world’s biggest ship
Hamburgs Ballin says Germany is building a huge mercantile fleet. The 56 000 ton Bismarck I is under construction for Hamburg America with the turbine Tirpitz of 32200 tons underway and nine ships at Vulcan yards Bremen including four 18000 ton freighters.
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The
Hague
Germany
Herr Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
Frankfurter Zeitung
Tirpitz
Vulcan Yards
Bremen
Flensburg
Tecklenburg
Geestemuened
Lloyd
Dantzig
Columbus
Continent
New York
Munchen
Zeppelin
Bremen-Africa Line
Hansa Line
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Commerce Street
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Bluebird
Violet Mersereau
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