Federals Signings Announced by St Louis Directors
St Louis Federals league directors list players reportedly signed with St Louis and other clubs for next year. Names include Coran Barton Klermayer Perritt OConnor Honey Berhammer Allen Blackburne Hearne Magee Viox Plank Martin Walsh Hagerman Crotch Wingo Lobert Puskett Schmidt Bauin Fitzgerald and more across Pacific Coast, National, American, and other leagues. Plans surface for continued fight with Federals and Jersey City move to Brooklyn. Newark bidder named Arthur Irwin.
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Federela Lague
Coran
Barton
Klermayer
Pittsburgh
Perritt
O'Connor
St. Louis National
Honey
Berhammer
Cincinnati
Aljen
Brooklyn
Blackburne
Chicago American
Hearne
Toronto
Buffalo
Winga
Caldwell
New York American
McBride
Washington
Collins
Boveton American
Bodie
Chicago
Puskett
Philadelphia National
Kansas City
Schmidt
Bauin
Fitzgerald
Pacific Coast
New York
Jersey City
Adyanga
Federals
Newark
Arthur Irwin
Boston Nationals Leave Old Park After Decay
Boston news reports the Boston Nationals are leaving the old Walpole Street baseball grounds, longtime home of the team, as deterioration prompts relocation plans. The move marks the end of an era for local fans and sponsors tied to the historic venue.
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Old Park
Fassoelated Press
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Walpole Street
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The Million Dollar Mystery At The A Muse U Tonight
An adventure packed Paramount Picture Corporation feature titled Marta of the Lowlands in five reels, produced by Famous Players. A rare drama and comedy blend promises thrills and laughs. Come early for admission at five cents.
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Paramount Picture Corporation Presents
Marta
Famous Player Co
Mastha of the Lowlands to be a treat for all
A lighthearted note invites readers to enjoy Mastha of the Lowlands, promising an engaging experience for everyone with likely playful or entertainment-focused content.
Braves to Play On New Grounds Next Season at Fenway
President James E. Gaffney announced the world champions will open next season on new grounds due in July. Until then the Braves will use Fenway Park, home of the Boston Americans, as their venue. At yesterday’s annual meeting, Gaffney and other officers were re-elected.
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Braves
Fenway Park
Boston American
Gaffney
Welsh Shugrue Mix Tonight At Madison Square Garden
New York dispatch notes heightened interest in the Welsh Shugrue bout at Madison Square Garden. Shugrue is viewed as a strong title challenger and will push Welsh hard to claim the lightweight crown as the fighters agree to weigh 135 pounds at 2 o'clock.
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New York
N.Y
Willie Ritchie-Leach
Aw Kyon
Joe Shugrue
Madison Square Garden
Welsh
Shugrus
Ant
Shugrue
Shille Vgrita
Hawkeyes Regret Loss of Chicago
Iowa students express disappointment over not scheduling a football game with Chicago for next season. Manager Kellogg has returned from Chicago and reports Starg's team could not be secured for next year, though locals had hoped Chicago would come to Iowa City.
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Town City
Iowa
Chelsea Fighter Loses To Stone In 12 Round Bout
Boston detective Gilbert Gallant of Chelsea bowed to Harry Stone of New York in a twelve round bout at the Arena A. A. last night. Stone took it easy and warded off Gallant’s body blows, winning a decision that left local fans unhappy with the result. Stone proved the cleverer boxer throughout the match.
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Boston
Gilbert Gallant
Chelsea
Harry Stone
New York
A. A
Stone
Freddie Walsh
Gallint
Bu Stone
McAuliffe Chosen Dartmouth Football Captain
John B McAuliffe of Worcester was elected captain of next year's Dartmouth football team yesterday at Hanover New Hampshire. McAuliffe plays left tackle and prepared for college at Worcester Academy.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
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Worcester
Auliffe
Worcester Academy
Peanuts Kicks Thru With Brand New One
The story details Peanuts Schichers a curly headed fighter from Rock Island who fought Huchie Mitchell in Milwaukee. He reportedly suffered from foot and mouth disease and tainted milk during the bout and was later recalled to LaCrosse for a damages case. Peanuts plans to hire a new manager after Thiry indicated interest in managing him.
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Slibi
Peanuts Schichers
Mne
Huchie Mitchell
Milwaukee
LaGrosse
Sod
Mitchell Kcrup
Peanuts
Alno
Mil Thiry
Bargain Week at Boston Shoe Shop
A short time sale reduces high grade dress and button shoes to 3.00 for men sizes, 2.50 and 2.25 for ladies, and 1.75 to 1.50 for children. Overstocked stock includes rubber overshoes and assured repairs. Tickets shown free. Boston Shoe Shop in German-American Bank Building.
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Boston
Samuel Easterla Elected President of Homesteaders Lodge
Samuel Easterla is elected president of the Homesteaders at their annual officers election. A benefit dance and evening entertainment are planned for December 18 with the play “Ppe. Price” as the feature. A committee led by Mansfield Hankin, Harry Tobias, Miss May Whipple, and Miss Mabel Dubois will run the affair. Officers include President Samuel Lusterle and a slate of duties for secretary treasurer marshal chaplain and others.
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Samuel Easterla
Lodge
Mansfield Hankin
Harry Tobias
May Whipple
Mabel Dubois
Samuel Lusterle
Sarai Spence
J.T
Cosgrove
Mansfeld Rankin
Samuel Tasterla
Harry Toblae
Alvin Lowe
Annual election of Muscatine Power Boat Club officers
At the Muscatine Power Boat Club meeting officers were chosen with Walter Kopp named fleet captain. Commodore Fred Keech, Vice Commodore Otto Mull, Secretary A H Keesler. retiring commodore Julius Schmidt received a morris chair and cigars. Planned improvements include concreting the basement to double floor space and building a permanent road from the railroad to the club house.
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Fred Keech
Otto Mull
Walter Kopp
A. H. Keesler
Julius Schmidt
Morris
Iowa Lodge Holds Annual Elects
Town Lodge No. 2 A F and A M elected Ernest Moore Worshipful Master for the coming year. George Riemcke, the outgoing master, was praised for his service and awarded a past master's apron. Elected alongside Moore were W Charles Hernann junior warden H G Lawrence treasurer G Stein secretary L Johnson.
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Town Lodge
A. M
Ernest ‘Moors
George Riemcke
Riemcira
Ernest Moore
W.charles Hernann
J. W
H. G. Lawrence
G. Stein
L., Johnson
Business Men Hear New Railway Project Plan
Informal Muscatine meeting at the Commercial club rooms outlined a plan to build a 15.1 mile line from station H.R. on the Burlington to the Muscatine high bridge. Promoter Healy of Dallas and locals Wentworth Holmes and Samus Ziegenhorn described the route circling the bluffs from Joy Minis and sought support from business leaders. A committee will reconvene in 20 days with a more tangible proposition and Illinois promoters expected to participate.
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Muscatine
Commercial Club
Wentworth Holmes
Joy
Illinois
Samus Ziegenhorn
Promoter Healy
Dallas
Texas
Station
H.R
Burlington
Muscatine High Bridge
Illlinois
Successful Hunter Aged 93 From Kansas Camp Returns
Lis 98-years L. H. Gerrall, a hunter and trapper, marketed $145 worth of goods after returning from his Grand River camp in northern Iowa. He plans to resume preparations for winter, praising fresh air, clear thought, and ample water as essential for living to 100.
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Kansas
L. H. Gerrall
Grand River
Iowa
Siegel Store Robbed Again In Muscatine
Police reported a fourth robbery in 48 hours with East Second Street store entered through a rear cellar door. A tramp is suspected, taking only a size 40 overcoat. No clues yet on Monday night Hershey State Bank building robberies and Davenport office thefts tied to the same group.
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Max Siege
East Second Street
Hershey State Bank I
Davenport
Government says no penalty for buying stamps delay
Associated Press reports Internal Revenue Bureau in Washington issues notice to collectors nationwide stating the government will not prosecute individuals who show willingness to buy the new tax stamps. The telegram to collectors reassures fear stricken citizens who queued at offices yesterday seeking stamps and explains delays in stamping compliance.
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Winny
Washington, D.C
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Internal Revenue Purenu
Osborne
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Bureau Gent
Suffrage leader jailed after auto hit chase
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs. Du Brock, wife of a wealthy manufacturer, arrested for assault with a motor vehicle after policemen chased the car she drove and exchanged fire. Authorities say she claimed self defense and that the raid involved a national league event.
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Cassociated Presa
Chicago
Huwo-Ti Brock
Wwealthy
du Brock
Fog Delays Traffic as Dense Haze Slows New York Commute
A fogbound New York Harbor incident slows vehicular and ferry traffic across the metro area. Dozens of crossings stretch the morning grip as commuters from New Jersey and Long Island face half hour to hour delays. ferries inch through thick gloom toward Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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New York’ Harbor
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Island
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Jorney
Brooklyn
Danas
Gould
Birthday Party Honors Louie Elfers at Kilfersome Home
A large South End birthday gathering was held at Henry Elfers residence on Grandview Avenue in honor of Louie Elfers. Guests from the South Muscatine Mandylhr club and Starck's Boys band contributed music as ring, card, and dice games plus dancing. Refreshments followed late, marking one of the most largely attended South Muscatine events in some time.
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Henry Elfers
Grandview Avenue
Louie Elfers
South Muscatine
Island Revivals Close Soon Promoted by Rev H EB
Special sermon plan announced for children led by Reverend H EB with illustrated content. Durable success noted for the island revival meetings, as organizers urge attendance and closing events later this week.
Revival meetings progress at Island M. E. Church
E Butler leads a two week revival at Island M E Church with nightly conversions. The final meeting is set for Saturday evening at South End Theatres. South End streetcar transfers on Oregon Street will be corrected in the coming days. Miss Helen Korn leaves for Des Moines for a fortnight with relatives. The Ladies Aid is holding its regular fortnightly session this afternoon at the church parlors.
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Oregon Street
Uir
Helen Korn
New Hampshire Street
Crigade
Des Moines
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Muse Servile M. E
Church
Parors
Fatal'storm Rages In Texas With Loss Of Life
A Texas storm causes one death, multiple injuries, and widespread damage. Six inches of rain flood lowlands near Houston, washing out bridges and disrupting streetcar and rail service. Lightning strikes killed E. E. Dasbit, a BAS company employee, as waters rose across the coast region.
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Associated Press
Houston
E. E. Dasbit
BAS
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