East Side political meeting uses children and phonograph bands
In New York's East Side, politicians and agents woo voters with music, shouting, and street theatrics. Juvenile speakers, a jack London socialist plug, and a Hearst machine parade draw crowds as phonograph wagons blast speeches in multiple languages. The scene ends near midnight as residents retreat to tenement beds.
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Jacob Waldeck
New York
Muslc
Red
East Side
Hellrat
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Hearst
Sinesia
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Qscay Straus
Alder
Congress
Cleveland
Local High School Football Night Ends With Narrow Wins
Shortridge scored a 1 point win over Vincennes high school at Vincennes on Saturday, with Jet Ves and Frank Kastner scoring touchdowns. Manual defeated Anderson high at Amerson by a close margin, while Anderson were outweighed by about eight pounds per man.
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Shortridge
Vincennes High
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Jet ‘Es
Kastner
Manual
Anderson High Reing
Amerson
Irvington Defeated By Greenfield In Seasonal Clash
The Irvington team fell 1 to 0 at Greenfield as Greenfield with a heavier lineup dominated play. Irvington faced a roughly twenty pound per man disadvantage and could not prevent Greenfield from extending its perfect score against them this season.
Historic clash between Allen and Goss boxing legends
A serialized reminiscence recounts the long resisted boxing feud between Allen and Goss dating back to 1850s era, detailing early fights, two-rings setup in Kentucky, and Allen's foul loss that ended his ring career after a St. Louis arrest. It highlights Jack Fogarty’s rise from a penniless townsman to Dempsey challenger and the brutal 1885 bout where Dempsey defeated Fogarty, ending hopes of a rematch.
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Fred
Hearst
Juvenila Ora~tors
Jack London Socialist League
Aillen-Goss
Allen
Tingiana
Wat
Joe Joss
Tur
Goss
Caateau Island
Louis
Kentucky
Hme
Ienters
Jay
Hint County
Soone County
Kent
Alien
R Oss
St. Lote Ana
Jack Fogarty
Philadelphia
Fogarty
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Gus Tothill
Tom Cleary
Buch
Danville Out of Kitty in Three-I League
Special to The Sun from Bloomington reports President Holland in Danville receiving an application for a transfer in the Three-I League to replace Davenport Iowa. Danville association head President Levering wired President Gozwell of the KIT league to call a meeting to dissolve ties with that organization.
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Danville
Kitty
Bloomington
Baker and Attell Again Match Set for January
A special to The Sun from Los Angeles reports Baker signing articles late Saturday for a January 18 bout. Also on the card Joe Galligan meets Eddie Kenney at the Auditorium next Wednesday November 14 with weigh-ins at 1 and boxing at 3. Galligan is described as a rough, ready fighter.
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Baker
Attell
Los Angeles
Cal
Galligan
Kenney
Joe Galligan
Eddie Kenney
Eady
Wagner Tops National League Batting Records
Ferguson of the Terre Haute team stands second in the league batting race with a .394 average after playing in 22% games, while Hans Wagner leads the NL at .400 in a season limited by games. Reds players Mowrey and Lobert post strong showings, and Cy Seymour is edged after leading last year. Chicago and Pittsburg show power in steals and home runs, with Cubs leading team batting andSacrifice hitting as Reds edge out Braskyn and St. Louis.
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National League
Hans Wagner
Feguson
Giants
Harry Steinfeldt
Reds
Mowrey
Hang Lobert
Miller Huggins
Redsnield
Frank Chance
Cuicaga
Mages
Phillies
Devlin
Wagner
Little Hug
P Tace
Cubs
Ffth
Braskyn
St. Louis
Boston
Players Union discussed to shield leagues and raise salaries
Special to Them reports baseball players plan a union to fund deficits for two outlaw leagues the Tri State and the Pacific Coast to resist protection by owners. Players across classes would contribute monthly sums to boost wages, while owners push counter measures. The move seeks to outpace raids and preserve salaries.
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Philadelphia
TriState
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Irving ‘Ing
Cricitor
Greenfeld
Greenfield
Irvingtone
Allen and Goss
James J. Corbett
the Sun
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Ffs
Quaker City
John H. Clarke
Olf
Jack
Ferguson
Terre Haute
27Th St
Roger
W. Wash. St
Kentucky Ave
Ohn C. Billheimer
Hanly
John C. Billheimer