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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1913

Page

8

May Fight for Tinker and Brown

Chicago December 29 The Federal league seeks to acquire Joe Tinker and Mordecai Brown becoming a central issue for the national commission meeting in Cincinnati next week President Ban Johnson doubts the Federal case and says there may be little substance in their claims He expects NL clubs to enforce contracts if challenged in court

Chicago Federal League Joe Tinker Mordecai Brown National Commission Cincinnati Ban Johnson American League Federals Johnson

Refuse to Admit Woman to Prison in Walla Walla

Mrs Linda Burfield Hazzard sought admission to the state prison on a manslaughter sentence but was denied by Warden Henry Drum for lack of commitment papers. She left the facility and planned to stay at a downtown hotel until papers allow residence in the penitentiary.

Walla Walla Wash State Prison Linda Burfield Hazzard Henry Drum

Restaurant Menu Numbers Reveal Dinners Named

A Hungarian restaurant numbers dishes for staff and patrons. A young couple arrives as the orchestra plays. The woman asks what is familiar. The man reads number three on the bill of fare and identifies it as Filet Mignon by Cham Pignons.

Northern League Meets in Duluth for Annual Meeting

Duluth Minn Dec 29 President H A Blume of the Duluth Baseball association outlined expected actions at the Northern league annual meeting in Duluth. A constitution will be adopted the 1914 schedule considered and ratified and pooling box office receipts on holidays will be discussed. Duluth favors limited pooling due to smaller towns contributing less to the fund.

Duluth Minn H. A. Blume Duluth Baseball Association de Cheveral Superior

Deadly mix up mushrooms and poisonous toads stools

A cautionary note about mistaken identity between edible mushrooms and poisonous toadstools leading to illness after consumption. Text warns readers that confusion can occur even among informed individuals.

Purdue Dropped from Illinois Schedule

In Urbana Illinois the Purdue University football team will not appear in the Illinois schedule next season for the first time since 1892. The last playing date slot opened a Wisconsin game as the reason. Illinois will meet Ohio on October 17.

Urbana Purdue University University of Illinois Wisconsin Purdue Illinois University of Ohio

McLean Injured After Harlem Barroom Clash

Giants catcher Long Larry McLean left friends unsure if he could beat Jack Johnson, nursing a bruised face after a fight with Cy Seymour in a Harlem barroom following a dispute over a share of money from a week's engagement with a theatrical manager.

New York Larry McLean Giants Jack Johnson Cy Seymour Harlem Johnson McLean Larry Seymour

The Talkative Man and the Shared Well of Emotion

A reflective pairing notes that eloquence often overflows into excess speech and that joy and sorrow can emerge from the same emotional source. The piece contrasts persuasive talk with restraint and explores how feelings traverse the same inner reservoir.

Polish wrestler Zbyszko to sail for MSG tournament

Zbyszko has cabled promoters that he will sail from Europe to compete at Madison Square Garden on January 14. In New Haven Jess Willard meets George Rodel in a 20 round bout tonight.

New York Zbyszko Europe Madison Square Garden New Haven Conn Jess Willard George Rodel

Boxer Bout Hinge On Fitzsimmons Signing in Williamsport

Newcastle figures predict a bout if Bob Fitzsimmons signs articles sent by a Williamsport boxing club. Bob and Dan Daley of Newcastle would then meet in Williamsport next month, pending the signature.

Newcastle Bob Fitzsimmons Williamsport Bob Dan Daley

Federal league courting Don Ragan from Dodgers

Omaha report notes that pitcher Don Ragan confirmed the Federal league is pursuing him, with Ragan speaking to the press about league interest.

Omaha Neb Federal League Don Carlos Ra Ragan

Tinker and Brown Sign Three Year Federal League Deals

Chicago December 29 Joseph Tinker former Cincinnati manager and Mordecai Brown ex Cincinnati pitcher signed three year contracts with the Federal league Tinker will manage Chicago Brown will head St Louis Stovall to manage Kansas City Schlafley to run Buffalo Phillipps to Indianapolis The league plans rosters with many former National and American players Tinker reportedly set for 536000 total pay over three years.

Chicago Joseph Tinker Cincinnati Mordecai Brown Tinker Brown St. Louis Stovall K. C George Stovall Cleveland Kansas City Larry Schlafley Jersey City Buffalo William Phillipps Indianapolis Toronto Canada Tinker James Gilmore Baltimore Pittsburg Gilmore Brooklyn Club Federal League Brooklyn

Wisconsin circuit judges plan Madison meeting agenda

The first meeting of state circuit judges to be held in Madison next year will have its program arranged at a Milwaukee meeting of the organizing committee. The gathering is mandatory per the last legislature. Committee members include Judges A H Reid James Wickham E Ray Stevens and O M Fritz.

Milwaukee Wis Madison A. H. Reid Wausau O. M. Fritz E. Ray Stevens James Wickham Eau Claire

Kowinski's Last Will Dismissed After Fall At Masonic Temple

New York report states John Kowinski wrote a paper will on his knee minutes before leaping from the eighteenth floor of the Masonic Temple. Surgeons say the plans to donate his body to science cannot be carried out due to severe crushing injuries. The fall marked the eighth death at the temple.

New York John Kowinski Masonic Temple Kowinski

Reading prompts for pupils encourage sharing and memory

The School Journal urges asking students about recent books read including title author reasons for liking it and memorable details. It frames reading as guiding why to read how to read and how to remember, a core school service.

Fog and Sunsend Jokes in Elizabethan London

In old London visitors mocked the fog as a Spanish ambassador at Elizabeth I’s court told a friend bound for Spain that he sent compliments to the sun he had not seen since arriving in England. The quip reflects the era’s weather and wit.

London Condomara Elizabeth Spain England

Just as You Look at It

A Nebraska State Journal quote contrasts misery as habit with choosing happiness and notes bondage can feel agreeable to some people.

Nebraska State Journal

Pittsburg Swimmers Set for Mid-Atlantic Backstroke Championship

Pittsburg is among teams facing top eastern rivals at the Middle Atlantic Association backstroke championship on January 16. Swimmers from area clubs prepare to challenge for titles and regional honors.

Pittsburg East

Suit Worn to church sparks amused retort

A wife teases her husband John about his wrinkled suit saying he wears it to church. John replies that he indeed wears it to church, implying he sleeps in it. The lighthearted exchange captures domestic humor.

John

The Only Time

A brief domestic exchange hints at ongoing affection troubled by movement or restlessness as a wife asks if love remains. The reply affirms love but notes perpetual restlessness, suggesting tension in a long relationship.

Bakers Dozen Origin and Medieval Laws

The custom in medieval times allowed 13 items per dozen to avoid underweight shortages. Bakers faced strict penalties for short measures, so they included an extra loaf with every dozen as a safeguard.

To Mend Kid Gloves Mends With Cotton Thread

Advice on repairing kid gloves recommends cotton thread to extend wear and prevent tearing the leather during stitching. A method highlights durability and preservation of material through proper thread choice.

Reward. Father and son clash over missed appointment

The father angrily says the appointment missed today was a lifetime chance that could have made the son’s career, accusing him of wasting time on golf. The son, hurt, replies that he did not waste time but won something cruel.

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