Baseball Moguls Open Second Day With Few Accomplishments
Chicago December 11 The second day of meetings saw leagues pursue a concrete agenda with limited deals. Major topics included attendance records, home run policies, and rosin bans, while a draft plan eyed cross league exchanges and a $10 000 fee for drafted players. Major trades remained scarce with only two deals announced including Max Bishop to Connie Mack.
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Chicago
Board of Arbitration
National Association of Minor Leagues
National League
Southern Association
International League
Heidler
Baker
Philadelphia
Hidler
William Donovan
J. J D. Martin
Babe Ruth
George Sisler
Johnson
Max Bishop
Baltimore Orioles
Connie Mack
Athletics
Stude Baker Christmas Mystery Box
A cryptic note hints at a Christmas package from U. S. Jewelry Co. The text references a Stude baker and a box marked JEWELRY Co with uncertain outcome upon opening.
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U. S. Jewelry Co
Jewelry Co
Dietz May Be Continued Coach for Ruston Institute
Coach Will H. Dietz of the Louisiana Polytechnic Institute football team at Ruston will be asked to sign a three year contract through June 1927. President J. Eeney said this before Dietz’s departure for a Southern colleges conference meeting. Dietz noted he had not signed and has several offers under consideration.
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Will H. Dietz
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Ruston
J. E.eeney
Polytechnic Institute
Association of Southern Colleges
Dietz
Fuqua Campaign Focus on Tax Relief and Roads
The speaker outlines a 14 item platform urging tax restraint with no state tax raise if elected and stresses conservation, better highways, and support for mothers and maternity bills. He downplays the Ku Klux Klan issue and promotes peace and tolerance across Protestants Catholics Jews and gentiles. Zach B Broussard and M C Thompson spoke in support at the Ouachita parish rally.
Bond's Kidney and Bladder Remedy Endorsed by Local Citizen
A Rock Island car repairer testifies to relief from back pain and urinary issues after using Bond's Kidney and Bladder Remedy. He notes a 60 cent bottle stopped the troubles promptly and recommends the merited remedy, available at leading druggists for 60 cents to $1.20. Manufactured by Bond's Pharmacy Co in Little Rock Arkansas and distributed by Monroe Wholesale Drug Co.
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Bond
J. M. Smith
Rock Island
ER. R
Fie
Bond's Pharmacy CO
Little Rock
Ark
Monroe Wholesale Drug Co
Advt
Mask and secrecy in campaign politics raise cries
A speaker denounces secrecy in campaigns and accuses Parker Bouanchaud and allies of using the Klan as a manufactured issue. He calls to tear away the masks of hypocrisy, expose manipulation, and reveal how distractions hide the administration’s alleged failings as the campaign continues.
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John Parker
Hewitt Bouanchaud
Parker
Furn
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Martin
Mrs. L. Bowen
R. I
Chase-Amman Drug CO
Studebaker
Hunt
Monroe
Dixie Bedding Co
Washington Ad
Ninth Streets
Fuqua
Louisiana
Tam
Faggas
Faoqua
Crea
Baton Rouge
North
South Louisiana
Zach B. Broussard
Vermilion Parish
M.C. Thompson
Saenger Theater
Broussard
Bouanchaud
P.sullivan
Manu
Mrs. J. Mason
Chase-Ammas Drug CO
Singer
Sewlight
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Grand St
Monroe, LA
Erle
Taylor-Nash Automobile Co., Inc
S. Grand St
Sheffield
DeSiard Street
Elmer’s
Norris
Collens
Eason’s
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