Travelin booster Moll helps promote bowling in 1920s tourney
Chas F. Moll vice-president of the American Bowling Congress tours the country as a dedicated booster and host. The Milwaukee based bowler drums up interest in the annual tournament and his efforts may earn him recognition for promoting the game.
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Chas F. Moll
Milwaukee
Wis
Chas. F. Moll
American Bowling Congress
Moll
Wien Finas
National Chempton Janes
Ayateh
Brisk Sports Report Highlights Mixed Outcomes
Marion defeated Richman in a fast game as expectations for season highlights rise. Training updates show Gish preparing for a title bid while other teams report solid form. Saratoga plans offer 26500 in stakes. jockey Winnie O Conner plans a France return. University of Pennsylvania forms wrestling and boxing clubs. racing figures discuss earnings and records amid winter work in New York area.
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Winnie O'Conner
France
German House
Jettken
University of Pennsylvania
Saratoga Toring Meeting
Racing at Agent Park Sets 90 Day Fair Schedule
Racing at Agent Park will run the fair schedule of 90 days despite rumors. Attendance has been fair except for one day last week. Bruce Girdle dam of The Rival and Woodlake, owned by T C AlcDowell, beat a chestnut colt by the race horse Alan-a-Dale. Alan-a-Dale is regarded as a top printer in America. the Eastern jockey club remains neutral in the dispute between Western and Union jockey clubs of St. Louis. Morris Breesman with Connie Mack Athletics plans to join George Smith Rochester for San Francisco. Fort Wayne Terre Haute Logansport Lafayette results noted. Western League and Central League schedules listed for Indiana venues.
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Agent Park
Bruce Girdle
Ant Woodlake
T. C. AlcDowell
Bez
Alan-a-Dale
Dick Welles
America
Eastern Jockey Club
Western Jockey Club
New Union Jockey Club
St. Louis
Morris Breesman
Connie Mack
George Smith
Rochester
San Francisco
Viaduct Disrupts Southside Streetcar Service Delays Reported
South-siders face long waits as half of the South-side lines are crippled by viaduct disruptions. Eight lines remain on the south ride with four crossing the viaduct causing hour long delays and crowded cars from early morning until downtown. Citizens petition the Board of Works for an emergency track on K South Street to connect Virginia Ave lines with Garfield Park to restore reliability. The State Board of Health reports 2,397 deaths statewide last year, with fewer total deaths but more pneumonitis deaths.
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TE Sun
Imne
Stown-Town
Liem
Har
Iip
Aecment
Feaaines
Virginia
Virginia-ave
Heara of Works
K. South St
Virginia Ave
Garfield Park
Board of Safety
New Télephone Company
Central Tilon Company
Southside
State Board of Health
Desperate Battle With Large Wolf Near Heaverdale
In Box Eldyr county near Heaverdale Elliott and his 11 year old brother Eddie hunted rabbits when a unusually large gray wolf attacked. Elliott fired three times, the wolf bit Elliott in the leg, and after a struggle Elliott choked the animal to death with his hands. The boys escaped unharmed.
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Salt Lake City
Lah
Dan
Elliott Terry
Box
Eldyr County
Heaverdale
Elliott
Hla
Eddie
Eliett
Miners Lamp Dangers and Union Resolutions Debate
Wary miners discuss lamp safety and gas risks in deep mines. A state official guards lamp use, penalties deter lamp lighting out of turn. National union resolutions propose state mine consolidation and political action, met with mixed support. The convention also notes eight hour day talks and education for young workers. Figures include John W. McDaniel and Timms of Dynings Arkansas, plus Greek workers at a new railroad project. A lobby florale buyer charms miners with carnations in the Occidental lobby.
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Etu
James Guaghsr
Pittsburg
Locke
Ans
Committee On Resolutions
United States
Brotherhood of Railroad
Social Int Ag
Federation of Labor
Tuiton
John W. McDaniel
Danville
McDaniel
Aljeriny
Hearst plans newspapers in all leading U.S. cities
George J. Southwick of the New York American tours the South for Hearst indicating plans to operate papers in Washington Boston Cleveland Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Kansas City. He says a St Louis paper would begin in three weeks as part of Hearst presidential boom efforts. Southwick has worked with Mr Hearst on the venture.
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Jacksonville
Fla. Jar
George J. Southwick
Hearst
New York American
South
United States
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas Cit
St. Fouls
Southwick
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Elgin
Waltham
John A. Elkins
Massachusetts Ave
J. H. Reed
Jeweler 7
West Washington St
Joseph Taggart
Joseph Taggart Bakeries
Craig
East
Washington ST
Wood-Weaver Printing Co
E. Chie St
Miers
Cars L. Rost
Diamond Merchant
North
Illnois Stri
Claypool
Racine
Street Railway Company
Milwakee
Marion
Richman
Gcora
Elwood Pole
Wee
New York
Frank Harrall
New York Americans
Dave Fultz
Farrell
Davy
Cee George Lewnder
New York City
Carthage
Watertown
N.Y
Currina
Eutening & Feltz
Los Angeles
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Logansport
Lafayette
Iniuananolis
Marlon
Anderson
Muncie
Kokomo
Lagansport
Lom
Marions
Richmond
Anderson Og
Elwood
InshallapoHa
Entral League
Clube
Pet
Iuaa Logansport
Eesuatsse Wasson’s
Reid
Worth Inc
Beligtomer
Byard
Sham
Suv
Wales
8Su
TBI
ART Department Binding Bros
Waeh
Sitka
Skein
Battenberg Center
Dresner Scarfe
Tierrane
H. P. Wasson & Co
Vette
Tien
Kilegore
Yor
Ubgiste “Amusements
Empire Theatre Line
RICE
Fuling. Walker On
Indiana
Leading Jewelers Members Merchants’ Association
Jin Timms
Dynings
Ark
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Timima
Marise
Tims
Occidental
GEM Laundry
Lambert Coal & Coke CO
Leota St
Southeastern Ave
Ohio
Florida
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Big Four
Louisville & Nashville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Savannah
Pansacola
No. 28
Washington-st. Indianapels
HM. Bronson
AG PA
Cadillat
Helo
Wikin
Grand Central Station
Broadway
Messner &c Co
Scatkins
Imenter Rosenbloom & CO
Pennsylvania
The
Indianapolis Gas Co
Pennsylvania St
Brooklyn
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