Locals to Play Lone Tree Five Tonight in Contact Meet
The Lone Tree five hosts locals tonight for a contact game with the Lone Tree lineup. Both teams are in good condition and an interesting match is anticipated. Managers and players from Washington TM and Wilton are noted among those traveling to Lone Tree.
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City High
Letts
Washington
Wilton
Glen
Crow
Brunow
Miah
Schoemaker
Boynton
Lone Trae
CIGAR DEALERS PROFIT BY MOVE
Collector Lola Murphy of Dubuque announces repeal of the six month $2.40 federal tax on cigars effective January 1 1917. Corporations face new capital stock taxes and higher income taxes, with exemptions for many firms and a rise in individual rates. About 1500 Iowa corporations are affected.
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Tobecca
Lola Murphy
Dubuque
Lnw
Oper
Internal Revenue
Murphy
Third in Row for Champions at the Armory
The local champions secured their third straight win beating Rock Island Athletic Club 57 to 17. Bold team defense and Bloom’s 7 goals propelled the victory as Rants, Tigi, Yorook and Gould led scoring in a dominant opening period with ten quick goals.
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Mmuskion
Acanon
Armory
Valog
Xamo
Otturich
Healey
Murkles
Tigi
Yorook
Gould Nach
Bloom
Momasny
WAP LAJOIN MAY LEAD COLUMBUS
Cleveland reports Larry Tatale could become manager of the Columbus American Association team for the season. Columbus business men will buy the team if they negotiate for the right manager and Lablote is believed to favor the move. Nap stated at his home he would take the reins at Columbus.
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Cleveland
Larry Tatele
Columbus American
J Association
Iit
Columbun Buatneng
Lablote
Nap
Columbus
Retain Collins As Bunny Boss Leads Cedar Rapids Ball Club
Cedar Rapids announces Collins will again manage the team with a reshaped lineup. Prospective return of pitcher Talehtoy boosts hopes for the club as Balchley and Darlington depart, while infield and outfield shifts form the core of next season plans.
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Cadar Rapily
Dec
Wmal Collins
Nina
Calluth
Denver
Talehtoy
Balchley
seaKon
Darlington
Waat
Cedar Rapids
Ulm
Balehley
Imago
CUB PILOT IS UNGHOSTEN AROUND ELECTION FALLOUT
In New York a presidential contest rumor swirls around Weoxhinnn and the Chicago Cuba ticket. Supporters of Fred Mitchell of Bosten and backers of Stallings Brad Clarke or Frank Chance clash over leadership. Geduplicated names and garbled phrases hint at party dynamics and expected moves, with Mitchell a leading operative.
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York
Charles Weoxhinnn
Ts Tit
Chicago
Cuba
Fred Mitchell
Bogeton
Stallings
Brad Clarke
Frank Chance
Frank Chinco
Rothers
Voorhaan
Wooxhman
Mitchell
Open-Air Thriller as Waaahington Tops Maekwon 84
At a reservoir park open-air game yesterday, the Waaahington School basketball team defeated the Maekwon quintet by a score of 84 to Th.
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Reservoir Park
Waaahington School
Maekwon
Plan Famine Parade To Protest Night Coat Of Living
A protest parade will be held here on January 27 addressing the cost of living. The event followed a Saturday meeting attended by many men and women, including prominent participants.
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Uving
National League Leaders Fight Delayed措
New York reports the National League leaders debated minor league issues but postponed final decisions until minor league delegates finish travel to Chicago. The plan proposes a four member board spanning major and minor leagues to negotiate questions, including player release rules, amid calls to curb college player drafting.
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New York
National League
Maxmitox Attie Waldorf
Doolkloon
Momar
Nationale League
Mle Nord
Agrog
Elinlymin
Collegianus
Mae
Attendanes
Michigan Hopes for Return to Big Nine
Madison Wisconsin December 13 Wolverines supporters press for Michigan to rejoin the Big Nine conference. Professors and students cite past alignment and urge quick talks with Chicago leaders. Strong advocates say the move would restore balance and heritage, with petitions circulating on campus.
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Win
Michgan
J. BA. Pyro
Athtalle Ecomeh
T He
Big Nine
Chicaao Inal
Wolverines
Pyra
Michigan
Badger
Golf meet slated for January 12
In New York the United States Golf Association is urged to send three delegates to its annual meeting on January 12. Howard F. Whitney, secretary of the association, notes that full representation is essential so the amateur rules debate can be fairly considered. He warns much has been printed and misrepresented, and clubs need a thorough understanding presented at the meeting.
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Muscatine
Muscatine County, Dental Society
Lange & Hons
New York
United States Golf Association
nAaKoelition
Howard F. Whitney
Whit. Noy
Maroon Football Schedule Announced for 1917 Season
Chicago reports the University of Henke Whe announces its 1917 football schedule. The Maroons face Vanderbilt in Nashville on October 18 and play Carleton, Northwestern, Minnesota, and Wisconsin among others in familiar venues. The lineup includes Minnesota in Minneapolis on November 17 and Northwestern in Evanston on October 27.
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Chicago
University of Henke
Schoo
Mu- Yooms
Vanderbilt University of Nashville
Tern
Alway
Maroonn
Carleton
Btareeld
Maroons Va
Vanderbilt
Staesfold
Out
Divorce suit and estate matter in district court
Attorney 1 P Devitt El Seull Wilton yesterday brought suit for divorce against A M Seull accusing theft drunkenness and infidelity She seeks household furnishings and to quiet defendant’s title to property Anna Lieflander appointed administrator of the estate of Max Lieflander who died recently Evidence in a $2000 damage suit by Grace Schrours against Barney Miller and Caroline Miller was heard today Attorneys Thompson and Thompson and G Kaufman appear for the wife and D V V and BR S Jackson for the defense
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P. Devitt
el Seull
Wilton
A. M. Seull
Anna Lieflander
Aps
Max Liglander
Grace Sehrours
Barney Miller
Caroline Miller
Proposal to Exclude Temporary Workers in Immigration Bill
Washington December debate centers on Reed amendment to bar temporary laborers entering the United States with intent to return home. Senate adopts a committee amendment by 42 to 14, removing references to pan separate provisions and altering protections amid war era measures.
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Wire
Washington, D. C
Reed
Mizsouri
Panspart
pRveemonte
Pisaport
Tipan
National City Bank to be run by five auditors
Divide Bank Control New York December 13 The National City Bank the largest banking institution in the United States will hereafter be conducted by a committee of five auditors who will handle much of the business now devolving on the president Frank A Vanderlip president of the bank said no change in management would result
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Divide Bank Control
New York
National City Bank
United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
Paper Day a Big Success for Young Women's Mission
The Young Women's Christian Association held Paper Day yesterday to collect paper, rags, rubber and textiles. Sixteen trucks and donated wagons collected bundles citywide, with Brown's Business College students helping. Materials stored at Second and Cheatnut, to be weighed and shipped to aid the association fund.
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Youn Women's Christian Association
Inter
Mk Wagona
Mupcatino
Firme
Association
Brown's Business College
Priccipal Reed
Achter
Second
Cheatnut
Record Printing Company
Trinity Christmas Sale At Parikh Wall Store
A Trinity Christmas sale offers pillow covers dresser scarves aprons and Oriental and Japanese novelties at Parikh Wall with special Thursday ads featuring themed gift items and decorative accessories.
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Trinity
Parikh Wall
Ady
Military Company for Aledo forms and plans
Aledo December 13 report notes seven applicants pass the physical test as a military unit forms under Colonel Davins of Genesco. An ex-army general will inspect on the 19th to review training quarters and organization readiness. Outfits are ready for shipment and the group plans to admit a minimum of 75 members.
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Aledo
Davins
Genesco Hnapean
Acccrsd
Thong
Am Ex-Eurmy
Hera Bo
Genesco
Ottumwa Man Shot In Night Robbery
Martin Munley of Ottumwa was shot about midnight as he walked home from a billiard hall when a lone robber demanded money. Two shots were fired after Munley refused. He was hospitalized with serious injuries but expected to recover. The gunman remained at large. The alert by bystanders helped deter further robbery attempts.
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Ottumawa
Martiin Munley
South Ottumwa
Munley
Battery to Return as National Guard Unit Says H F Lanne
Lieutenant Colonel H F Lanne announced that the Battery will revert to a National Guard unit after studying recent mobilization. He stated guard identity remains intact upon federal service and when mustered out, the unit will regain former status in the state military organization.
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H. F. Lanne
Araft
Pernant
Hay Military Gil
National Guard
Atalus New
Rtate
Wcolonel Langa
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