Weil Expands Plans for Reds and Fan Access
At a New York meeting of American and National Leagues Sidney Weil, Cincinnati Reds owner, discusses selling second-game seats for one dollar to sustain opening-day interest after Meusel and Heilmann acquisitions. Some owners oppose cut-rate pricing as "cheapening baseball." The article also notes Heilmann's expected NL batting leadership, Swanson and Allan as Reds prospects, and mentions a 1925 Hempstead Chancery Court case involving Henry and Bessie Winde.
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Weil
New York
Sidney Weill
Cincinnati Reds
Rees’ Park
Meusel
Heilmann
Fnt
Heilmmann
Cincinnati
Steve O'Neil
Detroit
Reds
Speedy Swanson
Ethan Allan
Evar Swanson
Redland
Swanson
Hans Lobert
Warning Order In Hempstead Chancery Court 1929
The document states that defendant Ocie Corbin must appear in Hempstead County Chancery Court within thirty days to answer Meredith Jones complaint. Clerk Willie Harris dates Nov 14 21 28 and Dec 5 1929. Also references Sarah McEachran assignee and The American Investment Company in Hempstead County Circuit Court with a December 18 1929 deadline.
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Will W. Willard
Minnie Barker
Henry EH. Winde
Bessie Winde
Seai
Willie Harris
Gray Calligan
D. C
L Carter
U. A. Gentry
Ovie Corbin
Ocie Corbin
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Meredith Jones
Hempstead
American Investment Company
Sarah McEachran
iPreserving Indian Relics In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Pa December 24 The removal of Indian implements pottery and other handiwork from Pennsylvania will be made illegal if Frederic A Godcharles state Librarian and curator of the State Museum succeeds in passing through the next legislature a bill he intends to have prepared The state is rich in Indian relics with expeditions from museums and universities making valuable collections here.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Frederic A. Godcharles
State Museum
Jesse James Stable Will Be Rebuilt
Faribault citizens plan to reconstruct a historic livery stable once used by Jesse James and his gang. The aging building, among Minnesota's first, served as a James gang rendezvous before a North field bank robbery about 30 years ago. Pioneer settlers and their horses historical ties to the shop area are noted.
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Faribault
Minn
Jesse James
Minnesota
James Gang
Field
Commissioner’s Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In pursuance of a Chancery Court decretal order dated December 21 1029 a commissioner will sell at public vendue at the front door of Hope Post Office Hempstead County Arkansas on Saturday February 1 1930 the West Half MW 121 of Lot 3 Block 51 Hope Arkansas terms credit three months bond with security ten percent interest and a lien on the premises. Dated December 2 1929 Commissioner in Chancery Hope Arkansas Frank Jimison Plaintiff No 2223 Ilia Giants Defendant Roberta Jamison is warned to appear in court within three days and answer the complaint.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead
Meredith Jones
Ocie Corbin
United States Post Office
Willie Harris
Chancery
Dee A
Tn Henstead
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