Population shift prompts 1921 House expansion debate
Representative Siegel of New York says the 1920 census requires raising House seats from 485 to at least 500 to keep pace with population. Ten states mainly Indiana Iowa Missouri Illinois Kentucky Maine Maryland Nebraska Vermont Virginia would lose seats if the enlargement is not approved. The plan aims to add roughly 65 or 66 seats. framing begins after Congress reconvenes in December with a vote expected in 1921.
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Siegel
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Shipping Board Extends Halt on Preferential Rates
The U S Shipping Board orders a further suspension of Section 28 provisions delaying movement of American bottoms to foreign ports until January 1 1921. Chairman Benson emphasizes the delay enables a proper inquiry and avoids misapplication of the act while awaiting interstate commerce commission review.
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Birds Protection Tour Finds Migrants In South America
A survey effort under a senate resolution sends an ornithologist to Argentina Uruguay Paraguay and southern Brazil to study migratory birds passing the United States winter. The Canada treaty now shields birds along migration. Congress reports show 149 session days 3725 bills 193 public laws 34 public resolutions enacted. Radio strike danger averted for 90 days as shipping board ties extend to November 1. Pilgrim tercentenary Americana exhibits loom at Library of Congress with Herbert Putnam coordinating diverse colonial material.
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War Risk Bureau fraud case before grand jury
District Attorney John Laskey presents thirty five specific cases of disabled soldiers defrauded in a national scheme. Secret service notes eighteen thousand claims under review with thousands more possible victims. Two suspects fled, two women questioned as part of the plot described as revolting with broad reach.
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Mexico
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New Board Aims To Create Up-To-Date US Topographic Maps
A new Board of Surveys and Maps, appointed by President Wilson, meets in Washington to coordinate all federal map making. The goal is a comprehensive, standard topographic map series for the United States to aid military and aviation needs as 1910s rapid flight expands.
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United States Geological Survey
O, O, Merrijl
Jim Scott Not Slipping Despite Coastal Move
Baseball observer Joe Jenkins notes Jim Scott, now with the coast team, shows no decline from his White Sox era. Jenkins cites Scott's luck and his trouble getting run support as the Seals struggle to score behind him.
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Joe Jenkins
Big
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White Sox
San Francisco Seals
Rackets to Drop Player Names Under Tennis By Laws
United States Lawn Tennis Association proposes an amendment to ban naming tennis rackets after famous players. The measure, from the amateur rule committee, will be voted on at the next annual meeting in February 1921, after members review the plan.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Boston High Schools Cut Back Interscholastic Sports
Centralized funding cuts for athletics in Boston high schools threaten to end rowing lawn tennis hockey and swimming after next September. City appropriations fall under 5 000 dollars for all twelve schools with the plan to support only baseball.
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Boston
Reds Seize Slicker Parks Hurlers Star From Michigan
Cincinnati lands Slicker Parks the right handed pitcher from the University of Michigan after a stellar season with only one loss. He is described as a superior talent to Sisler when he dominated college baseball in the West.
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Sisler
Burfield
New York Nationals
Rochester
Waterbury
Golf Club Costs Exceed Million In Sunset Hill
St Louis notes Sunset Hill course among the finest with 450 active members and 1 500 associates. The club house features a salt water pool and the plant represents a total expenditure of 1 800 000 dollars.
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St. Louis
Sunset Hill
Diamond Notes Rally as Baseball News Roils Through 1920s Era
A sweeping scrawl of baseball notes covers rebuilds around John McGraw’s Giants, Babe Ruth’s fame, injuries to Johnny Mostil, St Joseph’s Western League prowess, and multiple player trades. Mentions include Christy Mathewson, Mordecai Brown, Pat Moran, and Eddie Brown as teams navigate conflicts, signings, and prospects across the league.
Rip Collins Brings Solid Pitching to New York
Rip Collins of San Antonio showcases strong pitching in New York demonstrating his skill with both a lariat and sharp cutting of the pan corners.
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Rip Collins
San Antonio
New York
Unusual First Base Steal by Harry Davis Shocks Fans
Philadelphia Athletics first baseman Harry Davis pulled off a rare play in which he stole first base while trying to lure a throw from the catcher. Dave Fultz on third connected with a delayed score as Davis briefly returned to first, prompting a late throw that allowed Fultz to score.
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No God or God and the Way of Life
A column reflecting on faith, sin and wisdom cites Psalm 119 and Benjamin’s writings. It contrasts the no God view with the fear of the Lord and the wisdom found in Jesus Christ, urging a devoted life over worldly pursuits.
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Weightlifting man stresses legs for power and balance
Matt McGrath the 66 pound weight champion argues a real weight man must move with his legs to generate momentum for the arms and shoulders. He says leg underpinning is crucial in the 56 pound event and in hammer and diseng throws, with less impact on the shot put where body solidarity is key.
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Ile
Boy Wonder Still Pitching for Melrose Nine
Roy Patterson, former White Sox pitcher, remains active with Melrose Minnesota. He regularly takes his turn on the mound and is noted for continued good ball in local league play.
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Minn
Neale Struggles With Fenced Right Field at Philadelphia
Greasy Neale dislikes playing in Philadelphia right field due to close fences. He finds it hard to gauge rebounds off walls and wall-ding hits.
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Philadelphia
Noted Boxing and Sports Tidings Stir Public Interest
Joe Benjamin returns with Leonard party seeking opponents in Pacific coast circuit. Johnny Noye racks up prize money during six weeks on Wuelfic coast circuit. Fans ask if Gorgeous Georges can fight after touring luxury exhibitions. Belmont Park plans a $50 000 derby next year. Johnny Wilson seeks tougher foes after dethroning Mike O Dowd. Charles Paddock hailed as future sprinting star by critics. Jimmy Wilde vows retirement after Olympia bout with Pete Herman. Man o War sets records and endears fans. Ventile hull remains at City Island. Frisco wrestling match between two women ends in a draw.
Thorpe Powers Past Buckeyes with 17 Straight Games Hit
Jim Thorpe showcases hitting strength for the Buckeyes, extending a 17 game streak. His blows are consistently long as a rule, marking a strong run in the season.
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Jim Thorpe
Buckeyes
Unclear Verse Fragment Prompts Historic Roll Echoes
Fragmentary lines show a religious or ceremonial tone with mentions of a holy roll and a judge figure. The readable text suggests a poetic or archaic style possibly referencing a battle or moral reckoning but lacks complete context or identifiable names, dates, or places.
The Secret of Life from Dinah Muloch Crate
A reflection on life’s purpose urges embracing duties rather than desires. The author proposes that liking what one must do leads to contentment and eventual satisfaction.
Calamity Turns to Glory in Ruins and Promises
The text reflects on calamity becoming advantage and ruins yielding glory, citing Seneca and a maxim about preferring action over empty promises. It presents a philosophical musing on duty and outcomes.
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Seneca
To Amend the World We Must Mend Ourselves and Teach
A thoughtful aphorism attributed to Penn urges self-improvement as the path to global betterment. It emphasizes shaping children to be better than current adults, guiding future generations toward higher standards.
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Penn
Charity That charity s had which takes from independence its proper pride
A fragment quotes Southey on charity and independence, contrasting pride with shame and suggesting moral critique of mendacity.
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Southey
Must Know How to Kneel in Quiet Resolve
A reflective piece on humility and perseverance. It urges embracing humility as a strength and suggests that true elevation comes from learned restraint, steady effort, and respectful conduct in pursuit of personal growth.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Omaha Testimonial
Omaha reader Mrs. J. O. Enaquist cites twenty years of using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia Pinkham's Sonsitive Wash for female troubles. She notes reliability and urges others to try the remedy, inviting confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Entone tablets promise appetite and energy in heat
In hot weather many lose appetite and energy. Entone tablets taken before meals and after aid digestion by removing excess weights and gases, cooling mouth and stomach and restoring vigor. Get a big box from your druggist for a small price. Ady.
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