Presidency of Bowl ing Congress Sr Paul Beaten Out of 1906
Sr Paul Beaten Out of 1906 denbaum Gets Place on Executive Committee.
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Denbaum
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
3
Officers for the Coming Year Announced
President August Herrmann of Cincinnati leads A B C with First Vice-President E Myers of Washington D C Second Vice-President Adam Hahn of Pittsburg Third Vice-President F W Gosewich of St Paul Treasurer Frank Pasdeloup of Chicago Secretary Abe Langtry of Milwaukee Executive Committee J H Haager Louisville M A Phillips St Louis Pp G Hills Cleveland George Metzger Pittsburg W Fette Wheeling Otto Best Milwaukee C A Nichols Kansas City Sam Karpf Dayton J Buddenbaum Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
E. Myers
Washington ,D. C
Adam Hahn
Pittsburg
F. W. Gosewich
St. Paul
Frank Pasdeloup
Chica
Abe Langtry
Milwaukee
J. H. Haager
Louisville
M. A. Phillips
St. Louis
Pp. G. Hills
Cleveland
George Metzger
W. Fette
Wheeling
W. Va
Otto Best
C. A. Nichols
Kansas City
Sam Karpf
Dayton
J. Buddenbaum
Indianapolis
Herrmann Elected President of American Bowling Congress
August Herrmann of Cincinnati, owner of the Reds and NBC president, wins with 102 votes over Robert Bryson of Indianapolis who receives 50. Cincinnati dominates the convention, securing next national tournament over St Paul by 114 to 50. Abe Langtry of Milwaukee is chosen secretary, with Charles Wilson and Edwin Petter withdrawing. The congress orders national meets to start before February and names a bowling committee to coordinate with other associations. The St. Louis sportsman is named official organ of the American Bowling Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
ST. Louis
August Herrmann
Cincinnati
Baseball
Cincinnati Reds
National Baseball Commission
American Bowling Congress
Robert Bryson
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Bryson
A. R. Hutchinson
Judge Howard
Chicago
W. E. Witherspoon
Herrmann
R Robert Brown
W Louiisville
Col. Haager
Louisville
Louis Buddenbaum
Abe Langtry
Milwaukee
D. J. Sweeney
G. H. Buckenberg
Charles D. Wilson
Edwin D. Petter
Col
J. H. Haager
Louisvill
Robert H. Bryson
J. W. McCormick
Toledo
Sportsman
R. F. Matak
A. Beselin
Omaha
H. D. Weber
Birrin
Deneen
O. J. Hess
Washington
L. S. Caron
Hi. Haselhahn
J. Schmidt
Cccisc
Monroe
Grand Rapids
Buckle
Cceseeeees Daebeaeowede
Birren
Cceceeesseese
Wienold
Sis
BdaSapheot Y
LD Collins
Columbus
Cee Kip Selbach
Dee Bees
Hacketts
Krumhars
Cleveland
Notable bachelor marries. Sheridan brick president wed
Oliver H. Stoot, Sheridan Brick works president and town’s noted bachelor, advises young men to wed. Meanwhile Mr Root recently eloped to New York and married Annie Singer of 1107 N New Jersey Street, transforming his bachelor apartments at 6 Clarina flats into a converted residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver H. Stoot
Sheridan Brick Works
Root
New York
Annie Singer
New Jersey- St
Clarina Flats
Accordion dress plaiting and hotel tailoring in one ad
An old classified ad lists services for accordion dress plaiting and hotel English tailoring with all-night work and delivery. It promotes celery vesce for stomach trouble, Kingston whisky specialty, and Puro Distilled Water Company products. Phone numbers 347 and 2177 are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel English Tailoring and Pressing
Puro Distilled Water Company
Mein
Famine Grips 55 Russian Provinces as Hunger Spreads
In 55 southern central provinces of Russia about 30 million peasants face famine with two thirds doomed. Government relief reaches 40 million dollars, but as crops fail for a second year and war with Japan drains resources, aid must climb to around 200 million dollars to avert mass starvation. Soup kitchens exist in places, but most suffer with no shoes or clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
Japan
Samara
No Maids For Children Says Mrs Mackay Slogan
The New York Press notes Mrs Clarence Mackay promotes raising children on scientific lines and independence. It contrasts earlier use of nursery governesses with a trend among fashionable families in several cities. Mrs Roosevelt reportedly did not rely on maids after self-care began, with Ethel Roosevelt managing her own wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mackay
New York
Mckay
Fackay
King Saves Ambassador White at Rome Ball
Romance in Roman court circles ends as King Victor Emmanuel stops a plot by Countess Grazioli and Marchioness Mazzoleni to cancel Ambassador White’s farewell ball. A court-martial order and embassy notices ensure attendance, preserving the event’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Henry White
Ambassador White
Paris
Nicoletta Grazioli
Mazzoleni
White
Victor Emmanuel
Victor
Mr. White
Marchioness
King's Court
Convenient fire kindler described by Pictorial Review
A method to create a cheap safe fire starter using kerosene in a half gallon tin bucket with soap and sawdust. The process involves dissolving soap in heated kerosene soap solution, adding sawdust, cooling, then cutting into thimble sized squares stored in a can for convenient use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pictorial Review
Untidy ad fragment hints at health claims
A fragmented OCR text suggests health product promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla. It appears as stray lines about feeling tired, healthy people, and vague references to folders and names, with no coherent date or location. The readable elements are scattered and incomplete.
House of mystery in France villa runs on electricity
Paris March 22 The villa La Villa Feria Electra in Troyes owned by Georgia Knap operates with electric devices for entry, boot drying, water heating, curtains shutters and delivery of breakfast papers and letters. An electric lift serves cooked food at the dining table and laundry chores are electric. Address is 4 Rue Pierre Gautier Troyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
House of Mystery and Silence
la Villa Feria Electra
Troyes
Georgia Knap
Pierre Gautier
Cold Air At Equator Reported By Aeronautics Experts
At a Milan conference Manager Teisserenc de Bort and Lawrence Rotch reported findings from an Atlantic equatorial expedition. They observed much lower upper atmosphere temperatures above the equator than in temperate regions, with readings at eight to eight and a half miles down to minus 80 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Teisserenc de Bort
Atlantic
Lawrence Rotch
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Ky. Ave
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Mazzolent Countess
Grazioli
Hood
Harrod
Brussels
Cash
House OF Mystery
France
Equator
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