Brothers Stick to Ground In Cheyenne Indians Nine
Eddie Murray former army flier and third baseman with the St. Louis Browns in 1916 teams with his brother Jimmy Murray for the Cheyenne Indians a leading semi pro baseball squad in the Rocky Mountain region. Both played at Trinity College Hartford and earlier in New Hampshire Vermont circuits before turning to air mail piloting after the war.
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Associated Presse
Cheyenne
Jimmy Murray
Edward
Cheyenne Indians
Rocky Mountain
Eddie Murray
Army
Eddie
St. Louis Browns
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Jimtray
New Ilampshire
Vermont
Notes of Sport and Baseball Legends From Early Years
A collection of sports notes highlighting Babe Ruth’s nickname origin in Baltimore, lacrosse ball specs, early National League salaries, Red Sox 1926 lineup changes, Naval Academy track plans, young jockey Donald Neal at 16, Illinois Jockey Club track at Homewood, lacrosse field dimensions, Radbourne’s 36 straight wins for Providence, Canadian interscholastic track entries in Montreal, Toronto Golf Club anniversary celebrations, Stanford plan for game captains, and George W. Bradley now a Philadelphia policeman with the milestone of his no hit no run game fifty years past on July 16.
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Babe Ruth
Babe
Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Naval Academy
The
Military Academy
Donald Neal
Littl
Nebraska
Tia Juana
Illinois Jockey Club
Homewood
Chicago
Radbourne
Providence Grays
Montreal
McGill University
Toronto Golf Club
Canada
Stanford University
George W. Bradley
Philadelphia
Bradley
St. Louis
Hartford
Violet S Oberfeldt Society Editor Named
Mrs. Violet S Oberfeldt, society editor, listed with telephone number 70.
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Violet S. Oberfeldt
Social Calendar Tidings for Tuesday and Wednesday
Mesdames G F Sturgis and Paul Swacoat host a bridge luncheon at 1 pm at 1609 Matamoros Street. Christ Church Parish Guild meets at the Rectory at 3 30 pm. Mrs W K Young entertains Les Piques Club at 3 pm.
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Mesdames
G. F. Sturgis
Paul Swacoat
Matamoros Street
Christ Church
W. K. Young
Les Piques Club
Found Dying in Husband's Arms on Gillespie Ranch
Fredericksburg Texas April 27 Mrs Hilda Zesch 22 was found dying in her husband Robert Zesch arms with a pistol in her other hand A bullet pierced his heart Relatives woke to gunfire two children slept nearby The couple had just returned from San Antonio Fiesta Mrs Zesch a Klaerner daughter Sheriff of Gillespie county The shooting occurred on a ranch about 36 miles southwest of town
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Associated Press
Fredericksburg
Texas
Hilda Zesch
Zesch
Alfred Kla
East Wind Sings of My Dreaming in Poem and Local News
A poem by Edgar Daniel Kramer appears beside local society items. Mrs. M. E. Hackenjos returns from San Antonio after attending the Pioneer Ball and Fiesta coronation. Local residents report travel, school delegation wins awards, and a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. George S. Marshall.
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Edgar Daniel Kramer
New York Times
Man Pleads Guilty to Murder in St. Clairsville
Kenneth Hogue 29 pleads guilty in St Clairsville Ohio to second degree murder in the slaying of his stepmother Linda Hogue three months ago. He is sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary after confessing the motive a three year grudge over an alleged $3 theft.
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Associated Press
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Linda Hogue
Kenneth Hogue
Hogue
Teenager dies from burns after truck explodes near Burleson
Weroy Cox, 19, of Sanger, died in a Fort Worth hospital from burns after the truck he drove from Cleburne to Fort Worth exploded at Burleson last night igniting his clothes.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Weroy Cox
Sanger
Cleburne
Burleson
Panhandle and Santa Fe Rail to Build 30 Mile Texas Branch
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorizes the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway to construct a 30 mile branch in Carson and Hutchinson counties Texas starting near Panhandle station.
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Associated Preas
Washington
The
Indicted Athlete Tied to Manhattan Restaurant Robbery
Alexander Hlodges, former University of Kansas star athlete and football player, was indicted for first degree robbery in connection with the Manhattan restaurant hold up last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AlexanderHlodges
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Trial Ordered for Men in $140 Million Alcohol Plot
Minneapolis officials report United States Commissioner Abbott ordered seven of eight men from Minneapolis charged in a $140 million alcohol plot to stand trial in federal court in Cleveland, Ohio, on May 11.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
United States
Abbott
Cleveland
Ohio
YWCA adopts resolution at Milwaukee convention
Milwaukee on April 27. Delegates representing 560 000 members of the Young Women's Christian Association adopted a resolution opposing any flaw that would weaken the prohibition amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Young Women’s Christian Association
St Anne’s Society Holds Weekly Meeting
St Anne's Society met yesterday afternoon with about twenty five members present. Mrs G C Mann read the last minutes and committees reports were given. New member A M Townsend welcomed. Hostesses served a salad course.
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G. C. Mann
Mesdames
A. M. Towsend
J. C. Netzer
G. ©. Mann Bissonet
J. J. Rogers
Yeary
Devine
St. Anne's Society
St. Anne’s Society
F. Vidaurri
Betty Compson Plays Lola Montez In Palace of Pleasure
Betty Compson rejects her sweet society image in Fox Film's The Palace of Pleasure at the Strand Theatre. Edmund Lowe co stars as Ricardo Madong with a Portugal setting and a modern Lola Montez tale. Henry Kolker Harvey Clark Nina Romano George Leighmann Sammy Blum and Jacques Rollins also appear in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Compson
Miss” Compson
Europe
Lola Montez
Miss. Compson
Edmund Lowe
Fox
Strand Theatre
Lfe
Portugal
Ricardo Madong
Miss Compson
Mr. Lowe
Henry Kolker
Harvey Clark
Nina Romano
George Leighmann
Sammy Blum
Jacques Rollins
Hypnotism Through Posture Studied At UC
Prof H H Severin of the University of California reports experiments suggesting animals enter a hypnosis-like state when laid on their backs and prevented from fighting to right themselves. He notes rabbits react to food smell while hens follow with eyes. cats and dogs appear immune due to prior human handling.
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San Francisco
H. H. Severin
University of California
Prof. Severin
Astor Dunned Monroe Letter From 1826 Autograph
An autographed note from John Jacob Astor dated April 26 1826 to James Monroe reveals a polite reminder to settle an old loan. Astor requests completion of the payment with interest and wishes Monroe health and prosperity. The artifact was recently sold by American Art Galleries in New York.
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New York
John Jakob Astor
James Monroe
Astor
American Art Galleries
Mra. Monroe
J, Ja Astor
Seize Carload of Beer in Chicago Yard
A tarload of beer totaling 84 400 bottles was guarded in railroad yards in Chicago. Six men were arrested after driving up to the car in two large trucks last night. Officers say the shippers planned to unload the car without the lumber company’s knowledge from Canada under the Rutbery.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
Guarding Court at Negro Trial in Madisonville
In Madisonville Kentucky on April 27 1919 Bun yan Fleming a Black man faces trial for attacking a 10 year old white girl from Mobile Alabama on April 7. Two other Black men Nathan Bard and Columbus Hollis are indicted on the same charge and will be tried after Fleming. About 200 Kentucky National Guard troops patrol the courthouse area to maintain order.
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Associated Press
Madisonville
Bunyan
Fleming
Mobile
Alabama
Apri
Nathan
Bard
Columbus Hollis
Kentucky, National Guard
Court House
Bishop Zarate Arrest Reported in Mexico City
Mexico City April 27. Authorities announce the arrest of Bishop Zarate of Huejutla after his pastoral letter opposing church state clauses. District attorney of Pachuca issued the arrest order as part of a crackdown following a memorial sent to President Calles. a week earlier Bishop Torres of Tacambaro was jailed for similar actions.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Pachuca
Zarate
Huejutlava
Torres
Tacambaro
Calles
Russo-German Treaty Draws Unfavorable Impression in Paris
Paris April 27 French foreign office received the Russo German treaty in official form and it created a most unfavorable impression. Foreign office experts will study the text before any steps are taken.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Pro Union Day Observances and National Conventions
Observances mark the 104th birth anniversary of Gen A G Grant and extend birthday greetings to notable figures in sports. The Protestant Episcopal Church opens its annual congress in Richmond VA. A Hoover call launches a federal lumber standardization conference in Washington. The National Association of Building Officials begins a four day convention in Columbus OH.
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Grant
Ogors
Hornsby
National League
Protestant Episcopal Church
Richmond
Virginia
Washington
Commerce Hoover
National Asociation of
Columbus
Potash Supply Tied to German Domination Claims
Fragmentary report notes Associated Press dispatches about potash shortages blamed on German domination of supply chains. Little readable context or dates. The item hints at wartime economic strain affecting materials.
Hamilton Club Enters Protest Against Adjournment
The Hamilton Club of Chicago, a leading Republican group west of New York, adopted a resolution opposing congressional adjournment until farm promises in the 1924 platform are redeemed. It urges Congress and the nation to take the agricultural problem seriously and to honor party commitments to farmers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maniston ‘Club
West
New York
Congress
Federal deficit looming for next fiscal year
Washington reports a projected deficit of 21000000 for the next fiscal year. President Coolidge aims to end the current year with a comfortable surplus but says appropriations must be kept to a minimum to meet the deficit projection.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
White Housa
Wars of Balfour Succeeds Curzon as Lord President
One year ago today on April 27 the Wars of Balfour marked a change in British leadership as he succeeded Marquis Curzon in the role of Lord President of the Council.
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Balfour
Marquis Curzon
Blood Purifier Vialis CATAIIIN Medicine and Combined Treatment
For over 40 years the remedy has shown wonderful results in treating catarrh and blood diseases. Distributed by Yr. v. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Ask your druggist.
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Yr. v. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Telegraph codes honored on Morse birthday across America
The 186th birth anniversary of Samuel F B Morse, inventor of the telegraph, is commemorated today by the telegraph fraternity throughout America.
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Samuel F. B
Morse
Telegraph
Out America
Four Women Push Into Store Amid Crowded Scene
A fragment describes four women pushing into a store as a throng surged around the entrance. The sparse text captures a crowded shopping moment with no further details on location or outcome.
War debt settlement debate ends in senate approval
The Senate approved the war debt settlement today after less than an hour of debate. The Associated Press reports a total of 13,830,000 dollars approved in the Hathontan finding. Washington April 27.
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Associated Press
Yeu Washington
Senate
Vatter
Bald Heads
Unclear fragmented text from Associated press describes a conspicuous art nation piece with imperfect wording and missing context. No identifiable people places or events are clearly stated.
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Betsy Anne Herrold
College of Fisheries
University of Washington
Lwaco
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M. E. Hackenjos
San Antonio
H. L. Goldbeck
Ruth
Dorothy
Woody Bunn
Kingsville
Corpus Christi
J. Schelper
J. T. Ward
Seyfried
Evangeline Cerda
Sara Leal
Josephine Daiches
Margaret Ward
Hunter Randolph
Amando Cavazos
Arturo Garza
Radcliffe Killam
Charles Derby
Lafayette Camp
H. J. Balter
Gordon Gibson
Georges. Marshall
Hamilton
Geo. F. Sturgis
Paul Swancoat
Marcus Vermeer
L. A. Morrow
A. BE. Derby
A. B. Muller
B. F. Wright
DeWolf
Robi. Traylor
O. W. Killam
Simpson
Ernst Buenz
Beckham
McLemore
James Richter
Carlos Richter
Epstein
Daiches
Groesbeck
Morrow
Milton
Penn
Lucas
Kirkpatrick
Annie
Frances Alexander
Amar Penn
W. M. S. of the Baptist Church
C. J. Schelper
James
Associated Prean
Y. W. C. A. Resolution
United States Department of Agriculture
Thomas.h. MacDonald
State Highway Department
Revolta
Monroe
Suing Pastoral
Hamilton Club
Associated
Maki
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