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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1931
Page
6
First Basemen Pay Talks Stir Preseason Camps
William Braucher reports on holdouts among early basemen led by Gehrig and Terry seeking $25,000 as spring camps open. Morgan balks at offered pay, while others like Foxx Todt Blue and Judge show varying stances. Across leagues, clubs waive claims on Walker. Heath joins Cincinnati while players pursue bargains and baseball returns to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Gehrig
Dit Terry
Eddie Morgan
Gehrig
Bill Terry
Baseman
Riddle Morgan
Alse
Tadian
Nat Onaupgs
Kenner
Jimmy Foxx
Phil Todt
Red Sox
la Blue
Browns
Joe Judge la
Joe
Dale Alexander
Terry
Jim Bateomley
Wke Morgan
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Dor Hurst
Phuls
Neun
Braves
del Bisgonette
York
Brooklyn
Charley Grimm
Hornsby
Cincinnati
Gome
Mickey Heath
Heath
No Jail Breaks Seen In Lawrence By Sheriff Dunkey
Sheriff Jack Dunkey, a veteran blacksmith, inspects prison window bars daily in Lawrence and can detect weakening by saws and files. He recently discovered a bay cut nearly through, indicating attempted jail breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kanu
Jack Dunkey
German Likes U S School
Fulton Missouri resident Herbert Schaumann a Berlin native who toured the United States with an international debating team has enrolled at Westminster College in Fulton. Last year he won second prize in the international oratorical contest in Washington an American educational method impressed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
U.A
Herbert Schaumann
Berlin
Westminister College
Schaumann
Washington
Schneiker's Team Wins at Bowling
A keenly contested game Monday night at Guerard Howling Alleys. Roy Schroeder starred with 184 and 171 games as Schneiker's team won by 28 pins. W. E. Smith's team meets Charles Rowland's team Thursday night. results list Roy 4 76 169, Benson 4 66 154 2, Harris 4 39 1092, Floyd 4 53 19342, Lewis 4 57 1164, Pate 4 52 3 130 3, Collins 4 48 7123, Briant 4 -1MG-3 Hawthorne 4 63 140-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerard Howling Alleys
Roy Schroeder
Trojans
Nice
Schneiker
W. E. Smith
Charles Rowland
Gimes
Ping
Roy
Benson
Harris
Floyd
Lewis
Pate
Collins
Briant
Hawthorne
Circus Man Builds Home Patterned After Palace
Sarasota reports John Ringling to have built Ca d Zan, a Venice styled home for his honeymoon. The palace rises over Sarasota bay with much material from ruins near Venice and a palatial yacht replacing a gondola. After staying at Ca d Zan the couple sailed with two newlyweds and 125 Boy Scouts for Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Doge Palace
Venice
John Ringling
Circus Fame
Ringling
Sarasota Bay
Cxd
Zun
Slayer of Child Held Incompetent For Trial
In South Bend Indiana George Sherman Myers 40 confessed to killing eight year old Marveline Appel. He was declared mentally incompetent to stand trial for murder and committed to hospital for criminal insane at the state prison. The girl was found dead in an alley near her home last August 2. Myers confessed he attacked and strangled her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
George Sherman Myers
Marveline Appel
Myers
Four Killed Ten Hurt As Lima House Caves In
Four men were killed and ten seriously injured when a wall collapse trapped them after they extinguished a fire. Soldiers and volunteers rescued the entombed victims from the debris in Lima. The accident marked a rare disaster in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima House
Lima
Peru
Chloroform Detects Copper in Milk at UW
Madison report by University of Wisconsin dairy researchers H F Gebhardt and H H Sommer describes a rapid method using chloroform to reveal copper in milk by discoloration. The test shows copper quantity by color strength and speeds up chemistry performs alongside established reagents. Copper enters milk mainly from plant foods and, while small amounts are harmless, higher levels harm dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
American Chemical Society
Honest Man Found in Ohio Prison Scheme
Thomas Collins, convicted of arson in Lawrence County, was sent to the state penitentiary after attempting to enter without proper commitment papers. He told the sheriff he could find his way to the prison alone but was refused entry at the gates without the required papers and is now a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AN Howley
Reds
Tonger
Curt Waller
Walker
Curt
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas Collins
Lawrence County
Sale
Collins
Judge Bans Dogs Barking in Kansas Court Order
Judge G A Roberds issues injunction ordering R L Gray to prevent his dogs from barking or whining until further notice of the court. The ruling, issued in CLATHE Kansas, restrains disturbances attributed to the animals and sets compliance expectations for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathe, Kan
W.P
G. A. Roberds
R. L. Gray
Arkansas residents urged to oppose proposed insurance bills
The text calls on Arkansas citizens to oppose the proposed insurance bills as unjust and unfair and to pressure state senators and representatives to vote against them. It urges reaching representatives at home over the weekend or by wire or telephone by February 17 to express the objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
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