Baltimore Feds threaten bolt for peace works
Baltimore attorneys rush to Chicago to press concessions from the federal organized baseball plan. They threaten to block dismissal of the suit in Judge Landis's court unless demands are met, aiming a high price for their franchise in a sale to the International league. The American Association will delay its activities until the agreement is sealed. Charles Weeghman proposes umpire training to fix missed calls.
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Toledo
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Charles Weeghman
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Umps
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Judge dismisses mandamus petition to arrest deli owner
Milwaukee scene as Judge C A Fowler sitting in circuit court dismisses W L Kampman’s petition seeking a writ of mandamus to compel District Judge Page to issue a warrant for the arrest of Frank R Sheppard, a delicatessen store owner, for violating the Sunday closing order.
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Wis
C. A. Fowler
Fond du Lac
Williams
W. L. Kampman
Page
Frank R. Sheppard
Local Holiday Visits Across Wisconsin and Iowa
Prairie du Chien resident Miss Anna Riley rests with her parents before New Year. John McLaughlin of Michel Brewing spends holidays with his parents at Elkader Iowa. John Wesley of Chicago visits his aunt Mrs. Siroky in Prairie du Chien. I B Keiser from St Charles La visiting Herman Keiser home during holidays. F E Garrow and wife join children in Madison. Henry Beach and wife unveil time with C B Case in Minneapolis. Robert Paris drives to Platteville with sister Mrs Billings and husband Mr Goodsell Billings.
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John McLaughlin
Michel Brewing Company
Elkader
John Wesley
Chicago
Joseph Siroky
I. B. Keiser
St. Charles
Ames
Iowa
Herman Keiser
F. E. Garrow
Madison
Wis
Henry Beach
Minneapolis
Yale Grid Star Thomas Shevlin Dies at 34
Thomas Shevlin millionaire lumberman and Yale football All-American end 1901 05 died of pneumonia at 7 a m after a six day illness in Minneapolis He coached Yale last fall and won fame as a track and crew athlete He served as president of thirteen lumber firms and held bank directorships His widow Elizabeth Sherley survives with one child and two sisters born Muskegon Michigan and came to Minneapolis in 1882 He married in 1910?
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas Shevlin
Yale
Shevlin
B. W. Sippy
Chicago
Eli
California
First and Security National Bank of
Muskagon
Mich
Elizabeth Sherley
Louisville
Taft Attacks College Athletics in National Association Address
Former President Taft criticized the alumni system of signing preparatory stars and the taint of professionalism in college athletics during his address to the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The New York report notes the outspoken remarks and the buzz among athletic circles.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Taft
Indians fate to be decided by league magnates this afternoon
In Cleveland today Dec 29 the bankers committee overseeing Charles Somers business affairs has ruled Somers must exit baseball. American League president Johnson and other AL owners will meet with the bankers committee to decide the fate of the Indians.
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Ohio
Indians
Bankers Committee
Charles Somers
Somers
Johnson
City bout halted by county sheriff’s ultimatum
Hammond Ind December 29. Sheriff Hen Whitaker closed the door on further boxing shows in the county after Chicago promoters announced the Kaye Brown versus Hammer match in Hammond tonight. Local promoters can still stage events within the county limits.
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Ind
Sheriff Hen Whitaker
Chicago
Kaye Brown-Hammer
Krieg Munger bout billed as one of La Crosse's greatest fights
Promoter Kannia predicts a classic clash between skill and stamina in the Krieg versus Munger bout at Yeomen hall tonight. Krieg finished sharp training by KOing Dan Honan in Marshfield, while Munger and Nicholson trained together. officials Duffy and Liginger are expected ringside.
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Tommy Krieg
Ford Munger
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Marshfield
Dan Honan
Oshkosh
Young White
Rudy
Miller
Chicago
Tommy O'Neill
Safford
Nicholson
George Duffy
Walter L. Liginger
State Athletic Commission
Liginger
Kauff Declares Free Agent Status In Baseball Trade Talk
New York December 29 Benny Kauff is a free agent free to sign with the club offering the best terms according to a statement by John M Ward former Federal attorney Ward says Kauff had no contract with Brooklyn when he jumped to the Giants indicating an open market for his services
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Benny Kauff
John M. Ward
Kauff
Brooklyn
Giants
Ward
Bloom Edges Azevedo In Twelve-Round Bout
Phil Bloom of New York defeated Joe Azevedo of California in a close decision after twelve rounds at the boxing venue last night in Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Phil Bloom
New York
Joe Azevedo
California
St Paul Beats Duluth In Season Opener
Eight thousand fans watched St Paul defeat Duluth in the season opener at hockey. The crowd packed the arena as the new campaign began with a decisive win for St Paul.
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ST. Paul
Duluth
ST. Paul, Minn
Arraign Deadman in L Anse on Sheriff Murder Charge
Jerome Wilson will be arraigned in L Anse Mich on the charge of murdering Deputy Sheriff Sam McGregor though he committed suicide weeks earlier. After the case is called it will be dismissed immediately.
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L’anse, Mich
Jerome Wilson
Sam McGregor
Wilson
Man May Be a Hero as a Lover Less as a Husband
Opinion notes that a man can be celebrated for romance while failing at marriage duties. Writers suggest social expectations shape how heroism is judged in intimate relationships.
Billiards results from Bodega Annex tournament
Arthur Ulrich aged 90 defeated Geo Hodge aged 85 by 90 to 76. Fred Affeldt aged 45 beat F L Parkhurst aged 75 by 58 to 45.
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Geo. Hodge
Fred Affeldt
F. L. Parkhurst
John Walter Brewing Co Incorporates in Wisconsin
The John Walter Brewing company of Eau Claire filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state Madison on December 29. Capitalization is $600,000. Officers listed are John Walter president Alfred B. Loether secretary and George L Blum treasurer.
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Madison, Wis
John Walter Brewing Company
Eau Claire
John Walter
Alfred B. Loether
George L. Blum
Ritchie Beaten by Englishman in Welter Scrap
Ted Lewis of England defeated Willie Ritchie in ten rounds in New York last night. Lewis kept distance and absorbed Ritchie's counterattacks before delivering hard blows. Ritchie pressed back from seventh to tenth but could not turn the tide. Lewis was hailed as welterweight champion by promoters today.
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New York
Ted Lewis
England
Willie Ritchie
Lewis
Ritchie
California
Gibbons and Ahearn Fight On Eighth St. Paul
The postponed Mike Gibbons versus Young Ahearn bout is set for January 8 at the St Paul Auditorium. The fight, rescheduled after Mike's illness, will occur in St Paul with fans eager for the clash between the two boxers.
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Ahearn
ST. Paul
St. Paul Auditorium
Mike Gibbons-Young Ahearn
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