Goats To Be Feral Control Funded By Territory
Honolulu March 2 The Legislature will be asked to provide funds to aid Uncle Sam’s soldiers in controlling the wild goats on Hawaii. Forestry official L. C. Atkinson reports forests watersheds and ranches harmed by goats on the island. In a prior drive 7 000 wild goats on Hawaii Island were killed, with an estimated 25 000 remaining.
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Onolulu
Uncle Sam
Avail
L. C. Atkinson
Ralficard
Willes
Cupid Finally Wins Contest
In Punxsutawney on March 3 a wedding was delayed after a local policeman tried to detain two runaway youths who were not the intended couple. The two women, staying at Gleckler hotel, were prevented from boarding a Pittsburgh train while another party, destined to marry, departed without them.
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Punxsutawney
Mar
DuBois
Punxsey
Gleckler Hotel
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ohio
Toom
James J Jeffries Goes Broke in Bankruptcy Filing
Former heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries, once a millionaire, has filed for bankruptcy. His assets include 10,000 shares in Jeffries Development Co a Texas oil venture and he earned funds from the 1910 Johnson fight and vaudeville tour. He had been linked to cattle farming and an evangelist move but filed bankruptcy amid financial strain. Mrs Mary McAuliffe is Pittsburgh public school boiler stills engineer. Home is a place where some people take a bath every Saturday night.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Jim
Jeffries
Virtuali
Johnson
Diamond Stars Bad Managers in Most Cases
By Davis J Walsh sports editor New York March. Passing strange though it may Nell be fact and not fancy that the pupils of John McGraw Connie Mack and Frank Chance have been manageral failures without exception. They were smart ball players and worked under smart leaders yet their inapitude when left to their own device to have been monumental. The McGraw school produced Bresnahan Doyle Ha l a in McCormick Donlin Herzog Matty and others who failed as managers. Wilte George Fletcher Gil bert and others showed mixed results while Mack's era produced many who shunned managing. Chance had one of the game's smartest clubs yet Evers Tinker Brown Kling and others faltered as leaders, leaving the writer concluding most former stars were merely bad managers.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Mar
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Frank Chance
McGraw School
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Toledo Madhens
Larry Doyle
McGraw
Southern Association
Bill Hahlen
Dodgers
Moose” McCormick
Chattanooga
Mike Donlin
Jersey City
Herzog
Charley Herzog
Cincinnati
Matty
Pat Moran
George Wiltae
Buffalo
Ajzt Fletcher
Phillies
Billy Gilbert
Denver
Waterbury
Mack
Harry Davis
Cleveland
Danny Murray
Lave
Monte Cross
Monte
Kansagi City
Topsy Hartsel
Toledo
Collins
McInnes
Baker
Strunk
Schrang
Jack Coombs
Chief Bender
Jack Barry
Rube Oldring
Coombs
Bender
Oldring
Barry
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Jack
Chance
Chicago
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Johnny Kling
Braves
Jimmy Archer
Harry Steinfeldt
Artie F. Hofman
Heinie Zimmerman
Frank Schulte
Jimmy Sheckard
U S Concession Talks With Russia In Moscow
Negotiations are under way in Moscow between Soviet officials and Otto Shulof a wealthy New York businessman for the largest Russian trading concession yet requested by Americans Shulof remains secretive refusing interviews and travels under escort with Leonid Krassin and George Tehitcherin among others.
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Riga
Mar
INS
Moscow
Otto Shulof
New York
Shulof
Diacuss
Leonid Krassin
George Tehitcherin
Unusual San Francisco pre-divorce case opens
In San Francisco on March 3 a landmark pre divorce proceeding unfolds with testimony in a divorce action not yet filed. Shelly Perry White Harry S Everett and Mrs Everett are central figures. Everett obtained a court order compelling White to testify about statements signed while White ran the Manila based American Trust Company that allegedly enticed Mrs Everett away from Everett. White admitted signing the statement but denies the charges.
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San Francisco
Far East
Sanrancisco Courte
Shelly Perry White
Harry S. Everett
Mrs. Everett
Everett
White
American Trust Company
Manila
Harry
Six U.S. seamen killed in Manila ship fire
Six United States seamen died in a fire aboard the destroyer Hulbert at Manila. The blast damaged two fire rooms. an investigation is underway. Names listed include Egbert Lee Brown of Colt Arkansas and Therlow Cargin of Mayhoote Falls Indiana among the deceased.
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Washington
INS
United States
Westroyer Hulbert
Manila
Navy Department
Aaigua
Egbert Lee Brown
Colt
Ark
Clinton
B.C
Doo
Are Menelick
Coffeyville
Kayeman
Witter Linwood Murden
Oceania
Way Fireman
Iitt
Mee -Johnston
Arvada
Union Town Notes and Social Roundup
Edward Beringer of Union Town works for Mrs. Emily Wessom. Visitors include Mrs. Crossman and her daughter in Union Town, A Shankle family on business to Hillsdale, and others traveling to Cherry Tree and Indiana. The mail service faced snowdrifts delaying deliveries. Bible Class at Pine Church honored Mrs. Wessom’s birthday with readings and music. Dr Maria Otto, born in Würzburg, appears in Munich Courts as Germany’s first female lawyer. Miriam Conrad of Reading, a Oberlin alumna, named assistant pastor at a Philadelphia church.
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Edward Beringer
Union Town
Emily Wessom
William Crossman
Bud
Grant Smith
D. A. ‘McKee
William ‘Crossman
Robert Smith
al Shankle
Pine Church
Maria Otto
Wuerzburg
Munich
Germany
Miriam Conrad
Reading
Oberlin College
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