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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1914

Page

8

Head Pilot Talks It Over With Prex in Clinton

Bert Housh, manager of the Clinton Pilots, doubts his Central Association berth next year. A Clinton man may take over as pilot if Housh departs, while talks with President Justice center on franchise duties and possible relocation.

Keokuk Bert Housh Clinton Pilots Central Association Hough Keokul M. 2. Justice Clinton Clinton Players Clinton Baseball Association Pilots Tough Clinton Association Tivo Egan Ottumwa Hare Justice Galeshirts Elty Tuanes Galesburg

Christmas Stamps On Sale In Muscatine

The annual Christmas Red Cross stamp drive starts in Muscatine under the Civic society. Children begin canvassing while post office and banks prepare for stamp sales to fund tuberculosis fighting, hospital equipment, and playground projects. Headquarter offices are at Dr Emma Braunworth’s clinic.

Muscatine Clyle Society

Plank Signs With Federal League In Gettysburg

Gettysburg Pa December 3 Eddie Plank confirms a federal league contract and says he may join any club He hints at a long term deal but offers no specifics The local sentiment favors Chicago or St Louis as his destination and Plank asserts he will perform well in Federal League play next season

Gettysburg Eddie Plank Goldman Baltimore Plank Chicago St. Louis

McGraw Opposes Limits on Giants Training Camp

New York December 3 The Giants manager John McGraw will fight a proposed limit on players in major league training camps. Secretary Poster noted McGraw plans to keep fifty or more players in camp at Marlin Texas, with reductions to occur before the team moves north. Officials oppose any policy that hinders McGraw from building a strong squad.

Lamper McGraw

Father of Eddie McGoorty Dies in Ostkost Wisconsin

John McGoorty of Ostkost Wisconsin aged about 61 died yesterday afternoon from heart failure. He was the father of Eddie McGoorty the middleweight pugilist. He had worked in hotels until about three years ago and followed his son's career closely. Survived by his widow a daughter Ella and three sons John Jr James and Ed.

Ostkost Wis John Me Goorty Eddie McGoorty Mc Goorty Eddie Ella John, Jr James

Former Well Known Fighter Is Killed In Accident

Milwaukee report says Emmet Driscoll, once a notable boxer, was killed when the truck he drove was struck by a passenger train. The engine splitter wreck hurled his body along 125 feet. he fought as a heavyweight for five years and quit boxing two years ago after marrying.

Milwaukee Dec Emmet Driscoll Kore Driscoll Lere

Playground program cited for better health and happiness

Society members credit playgrounds with improved attendance, health, discipline, and happiness among children in schools. They note noticeable physical development since installation. Stamps retain a one cent price this year.

Freddie Welsh Clearly Outpointed by Joe Shugrue in 10 Round Fight

New York reports Freddie Welsh the lightweight champion was clearly outpointed by Joe Shugrue of Jersey City in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Welsh appeared below his London era form, likely hampered by a right hand injury, relying mainly on left jabs with limited solid contact.

New York Dec Freddie Welsh Madison Quare Gorden Joe Shugrue Jersey City Willie Witchie London Taunton Masa

Trust case continued in federal court for master plumbers

The Sherman anti trust case against thirty six master plumbers from Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and other midwest states was continued in federal court at Des Moines Iowa until February Judge Pollock granted the continuance of the defendants counsel application The case had been set for December 8

Associated Press Des Wmlpines Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Middlewest Pollock McPherson

Progressive party to continue its organization in 1916

The Progressive National Executive Committee states progressive principles remain permanent and the party will persist into the 1916 presidential campaign. Leaders plan to reconvene the national committee in a year to set dates for a national convention, with Roosevelt and Johnson urged as standard bearers and possible cross‑party endorsements debated.

Chicago Progressive Party Progressive National Executive Committee United States National Committee Roosevelt Johnson Theodore Roosevelt Hiram W. Johnson Thay Wilson

Australian Beef Trust Report Dismisses Alarmist Claims

A Melbourne Reuters dispatch reports the Royal Commission's findings discounting alarmist statements about alleged operations of the American beef trust in Australia. The telegram notes the commission's report challenges those assertions and provides clarification on the matter in dispute.

Associated Prigs London Melbourne Reuters Telegram Company Toyal Commission Australia

East Side Bankers Face Depositors Run After Bank Failures

In New York City the eastern banking district shows widespread panic as foreign born depositors withdraw funds after suspensions. Crowds form outside two banks paying $100 deposits in silver and urging customers to return for the rest next week. Smaller institutions feel the ripple, with uneasy confidence and no clear explanation.

Associated Press New York Abraham Tull Kags Danke Ineav 2 Otelock Lower East Side

Publisher Gepport Convicted of Conspiracy in Will County Case

Ottawa based Musical Courier publisher William Gepport of New York was found guilty by the Will County court of conspiring to damage the character of John Steger of the Steger and Lone Piano Company. Gepport sentenced to two years in prison and $2000 fine, released on bonds pending appellate review.

Cansociatea Crt Ottawa Tjel Second District Will County Efrenit Wm. Gepport Gepjart Lonme Writotarrar

Britain Promises Faster Searches For American Ships

Washington December 3. British ambassador Sir Cecil Spring-Rice delivered a note to the State Department stating Great Britain will not unduly delay American ships during contraband searches. He explained non contraband goods may be shipped in vessels with heavier contraband like metals used as ballast, prolonging checks. The U S urged expeditious examinations and noted compensation already paid for detained cargoes if delays are proven.

Washington, D. C State Department Great Britain Cecil Tald Ryan Lansing United States England

Force Irish papers to quit publication

Dublin dispatch reports Sinn Fein did not appear as publishers refused to print amid authority warnings of treason charges. Police raided the Irish Freedom offices last night and confiscated all copies offered for sale on newsstands as suppression of anti-England, pro-German sentiment literature continues.

Dublin Irelad London Sinn Fein Dean England Irish Freedom

Oxford Rhodes scholars volunteer for Belgian relief

American students at Oxford University, eight Rhodes scholars, volunteer for service with the American commission for relief of Belgium. They will be sent to Belgium tomorrow to assist Captain W. F. Lucey in food distribution. Among them are B. Fidelmann of Leland Stanford, C. G. Bowden of Louis, and D. T. Nelson of Mayville.

Associated Press Wired London Oxford: University Rhodes Belgium Beliui Ww. F.lucey By. Fidelmann Leland Stanford University Louis D.T. Nelson Mayviil Bian

Naval program talks set with Wilson and lawmakers

Chairman Tillman of the Senate naval affairs committee will seek President Wilson Monday to discuss the naval program after talks with Representatives Gardner and Sherley about a congressional review of military preparedness and fortifications funding.

Wilson Associated Preas Washington, D. C Tillman Senate Naval Affairs Committee Gardner Sherley

School Board Meeting Hinted For Friday Evening

The December session of the Board of Education promises a brief agenda. A 6:50 pm start is likely to allow several directors to attend the dentist-physician banquet at the Geneva Golf and Country Club.

Board of Education Geneva Golf and Lgountry Club

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