Local club to promote athletics forms stock for southern exhibition play
A new independent athletic club plans a salaried team with players including Leon Kalicki Harry Prophit Tom C G Le Jeune and Dick Doughtry. The group will train in the south and enter exhibition games as a stock company. A meeting and contest will be held at the arena to discuss the club and upcoming schedule.
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Pat
Reid
Tom
Ageymnge
Pete
Ueking
Leon Kalicki
Harry Prophit
Tom CG. C
le Jeune
Dick Doughtry
B. Carsten
Jack Rosen
Eddie Channelle
Vicksburg Proposed for Professional Baseball League
The article reports feasibility of forming a professional baseball league with Vicksburg and other towns. Wiedeburg expresses strong support while Secretary F H Andrews favors the plan. Grounds at the fair grounds are prepared for multiple sports and airplane landings, with Sun day games envisioned in the city. Al Haupt backs organizing a league and invites meetings with interested cities to join the effort.
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Wiedeburg
F. H. Andrews
Vicksarg Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi-Louisiana
Fair Grounds
Vicksburg Herald
al Haupt
Vicksburg
Monroe
Death of Goldstein at Waco department store firm
A. Goldstein of the firm Goldstein & Miegel Company a large dry goods house in Waco Texas died yesterday at age years old He leaves a widow and two children.
Conservation address draws crowd at City Hall
Louisiana conservation chief Alexander spoke at City Hall with 75 to 100 attendees. He praised Ouachita Game and Fish Protective Association and urged parish groups and citizens to report violations while outlining gas conservation measures and state forest protection.
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E. R.lette
B. P. Daapit
Ousddita
Vnder
Econservation
Alexander
J. L. Heed
Louisiana
Great Northwest
State Department of Conservation
General Assembly
Ouachita
Ouachita Game and Fish Protective Association
Department of Conservation
Clergy Acknowledges Gift From Local Merchant
The Presbyterian church publicly gratefully acknowledges a fifty dollar donation from Mr Power of the Help Yourself Grocery. The report notes offerings from two evening sessions totaling a little over eighty four dollars during the cloned and missionary convention at St Paul M R Chereh South Monroe.
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Monroe
St. Paul M. E
T. B. Oville
D. S
Hubberd Daniels
St. James M. E. Church
John M. McKee
Sterlington
Myrtle E. Thompson
Lottie D. Daniels
Wisner Colored High School
F. A. Thompson
Lillie Pearl Stevenson
M. E
A. Daniels
Epworth League
J. Thompson
Nellie Carter
Plorence Tilman
M. J. Foster
A. MM
Wisner Coloredigh School
St. Paul M. R. Chereh
South
Caed
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Power
Help Yourself
Wallace Clift
Building permits issued for small remodels and additions
Builders report winter slowdown with a spring revival anticipated. Permits list W D Bozone on Rothsile Ave, Victor Brazia on Lee Ave, Mamie Rattegon on Gramont St, Arthur Smith on De Siard St, T P Tichelli on Lee Ave, Mrs Amanda Johnson, C Ferguson, Frank Tichelli, Peter Town, Aubrey Bruner, and Medlock as contractor for various frame additions, garages, a barn and business space totaling hundreds of dollars.
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W. D. Bozone
Rothsile Avenue
Second
Third
Victor Brazia
Lee Avenue
Caroline
McHenry
Mamie Rattegon
Grammont Street
Tetween Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Arthur Smith
DeSiard Street
Twentieth
T. P. Tichelli
Grayling Switch
Amanda Johnson
C. Ferguson
Peach Street
Jackson Street
Railroad Avenue
Frank Tichelli
Peter Town
Aubrey Bruner
Breard
Congo
K. Streets
MM. Medlock
Cotton Market and Labor Notes from New Orleans and Liverpool
Cotton market chatter notes weak prices in New Orleans and London influenced by production costs and labor unrest in Manchester. Articles discuss the coming season's expected output, freight and financing pressures, and a survey of women entering the workforce in Washington with evolving roles in trades and industry.
Bolling Mixed Up In Bribe Scandal
R W Bolling brother in law of President Wilson and treasurer of the shipping board named in a $40000 bribe to sway favors from the board in testimony before a congressional shipping board inquiry. Tucker Sands testified about an $1800 loan against Bolling s note with $200 already repaid. The article notes New York City houses nearly half of North America s Jewish population.
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Associated Preas
New York
R. W. Boling
Wilson
The
Shipping Board
Staten Island
Congressional Committee
Tucker Sands
Commercial National Bank
Bolling
New York City
North America
Former Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany Fails to Improve
Dorn reports on November 20 that Empress Augusta Victoria’s condition worsens with high temperature after several days of alarm.
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Dorn
Augusta Victoria
Germany
Greek ministers call on Premier Riall amid army command rumors
Foreign ministers accredited to the Greek government called officially on Premier George Riall today. Rumors place Prince Andress in line for army chief command and suggest King Constantine may be involved.
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Athens
George Riall
Prince Andress
Constantine
Pasquale Sentenced In Morristown Kidnapping Case
Morristown dated November 20 August Pasquale known as the crank in the Coughlin kidnapping was sentenced to life imprisonment. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and kidnapping for extortion. the murder charge sentence was suspended. Harvard and Yale football clash lures partisan autumn crowd with Harvard favored in betting.
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Morristown
Pasquale
Coughlin
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Mrs. Alice Bartlett Dies Noted Author and Journalist
Detroit reports the death of Mrs. Alice Bartlett age 72, known as Birch Arnold, a prolific newspaper and magazine writer. She retired years ago due to ill health, authored essays and features, and published Birch Leaves, a poetry collection, after being born in Delaware Wisconsin.
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Detroit
Alice Bartlett
Birch Arnold
Bond's Pills Advert Do Not Take Calomel
Advertisement for Bond's Pills claiming they do not sicken or gripe. It touts mild, effective purgative action and contrasts with calomel as safer and cheaper. The ad urges taking one Bond's Pill and references a dubious address.
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