Ohio Squad Extends Tour With All-Ohio Quintet
Glenn H. Davis leads the All-Ohio basketball team in a tour touching Indiana Illinois Town and Pennsylvania. The squad opens against Muskegon at the new armory tonight and tomorrow, after recent wins including a doubleheader over Lima Cadets and a victory over the church league leaders. Attendance at upcoming games is expected to approach Minsky-Rockford levels.
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Davenport Blue Sox Western League Franchise Outlook
President Gehring and I.C. Zohrung discuss Davenport potential Western League bid. Letter from Davenport Blue Sox secretary Jamon Hayes outlines owners’ view, with Isbell possibly in, Pueblo, and Jones deciding whether Davenport stays in Denver. Meeting to settle the Western league prospect planned.
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Jamon’ T. Hayes
Davenport Blue Sox
Dravenpart
I. C. Zohrung
Isbell
Wichtta
Savage
Pueblo
Denver
Mr. Jones
Itt
Jones
Donver
Professioned Mootball League Planned in Minnesota
Ten tentative plans are being made for a professional football league in Minnesota with teams in Minneapolis St Paul Duluth and the Iron Range cities. The sport has been the leading Sunday attraction for five years but has been played independently. An eight club circuit would be formed with a drafted schedule.
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Minneapolis
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Duluth
Tron Range
Cubs Lineup to Witness Shifts in Trade Talks
Chicago December 28 The Cubs plan a reconstruction next week with President Weeghman traveling to Cincinnati to attend the National Commission meeting. Manager Mitchell is to be present as trades with a National League team are discussed. The Cubs aim to add a star catcher, a sturdy outfielder, and a competent shortstop, with catcher Snyder of St. Louis among potential targets. Training dates for the White Sox also set with Texas league games in March across Houston Dallas and Fort Worth as both divisions tour.
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Weerhman
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National Commission
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Weeghman
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Cuatchor Snyder
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Wren
Magnatos
Comlakay
White Sox
Excollilor Springs
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Sox
Houston
Wex
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Clubs May Change Ownership Before 1917 Season
Three National League clubs Dodgers Pirates and Cardinals may change owners as talks intensify. Interest centers on Robins Westies syndicates and potential investors from Brooklyn Pittsburgh and St Louis, with fear of player contract strikes and Baltimore Federal scrutiny influencing decisions.
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Robins
Westies
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Braves
Ebbetsa
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore Federals
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Louisville Club
American Association
St Louis
Tolen Hathaway Britton
Indy
Britton
Tila
Senho
Barney Dreyfuns
Salvation Army Christmas program delightfully held
Local Salvation Army headquarters hosted a Christmas program for about fifty Sunday School children. Santa and his wife handed out candy and oranges from a central Christmas tree, with each child receiving two gifts including a book and toys. Businessmen and local stores donated generously, including F.W. Woolworth, Lagomarcino, and A J Naldig, aiding the city’s poor.
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Santa
Northland
Larson
German Baptist Church
FF. Ww. Woolworth Company
Lagomarcino Grape Company
Naval
Inaugural Plan Moves Outside Capitol at Coliseum
State inaugurations may shift to the Coliseum in Des Moines for the first time, with January 11 slated. Crowds from across Iowa and out of state are expected as the ceremony outgrows the House chamber, with a band and decorations planned to accommodate all attendees. An ad for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy appears in the notice section.
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Enno
Harding
Sioux City
Iowa
December fire losses surpass one million dollars estimate
State Fire Marshal Ole O Roe estimated December fire losses will exceed 1,000,000 with year linked totals near 690,000. Noting costly incidents at Cedar Rapids Osage Otosa Creston and Onecola the report ties heavy heating fires to extreme cold and aging furnaces and stoves.
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Creston
Onecola
Jos
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Hmit
Nichols-Truax Nuptials At Nichols Home
Ja Nichols and Dr Marl Truax wed in Nichols at the bride's home with Rev Harvey J Butler officiating. The ceremony featured Lohengrin’s wedding march as guests, mostly relatives, attended a three course dinner. The bride, a Nichol high school and Cedar Falls Colleges graduate, taught in Sac City. The groom, a Sac City graduate, has a medical practice there. The couple left for home at 2:45 pm aboard the train amid good wishes. Also announced is a R A M Special convocation of Washington Chapter No 4 for work in the Past and M M degrees tomorrow night.
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Mins Verna Malota Carl
Marl R. Trunx
Lane City
Brida
Carl
Perviea
Harvey J. Butler
Methodist Episcopal Church
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West Liberty
Colleage
Cedar Falls
Pubdue School
Sac City
Iowa
Truax Waar
Methodist Apiscopal Sunday School
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Lows City
Gophers Poised For Strong Season In Big Nine Race
Minneapolis December 28 Prospects of a strong Minnesota basketball season are bright with the return of Stucdevold once named to the all Western squad two years ago Captain Douglas leads the early games and is a noted feature alongside a strengthened squad expected to bid for the Big Nine title.
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Dac
University of Minnesota
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Indiana University to Build Concrete Arena Stadium
Bloomington announces plans for a concrete arena seating over 10,000 at Indiana University. Project cost around 56000 dollars with athletic director J. O. Strehm and appointees George M. Cook Harry M. Scholler Frank L. Jones and Ralph V. Stollitt named to oversee the stadium plan. They aim to study ideas from western universities.
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Bloomington
Ind
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J. O. Strehm
George M. Cook
Indianapolis
Harry M. Scholler
Crawfordville
Frank L. Jones
Ralph V. Stollitt
Minmni
The Orpheum Presents The Girl Without a Chance at Christmas
Chicago press reports Robert Sherman, Chicago theatrical producer, brings The Girl Without a Chance to the Orpheum for Sunday December 2 with matinee and night. The show gains praise nationwide for its moral message and scenic production. Also Universal’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, with over 900 scenes and 2000 actors, opens for three days starting next Thursday. Over 4,000 applications flood Governor elect Lowden’s office, with about 600 appointments planned, possibly halved if board consolidation passes.
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Robert Sherman
Chicago
West
Mr. Sherman
Plnay
Orpheum Theatre
Sherman
Universal Fim Company
Jules Verne
Orpheum ‘Theatre
Williamson
Frank C. Lowden
Colonel Lowden
Public Hearings Set On Webb Bill And Rail Issues
Washington Dec 28 Chairman Newlands of the Senate Commerce Committee announced a public hearing January 5 on the Webb bill allowing American firms to form joint selling agencies and a session January 2 on the rail measure.
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Washington, D. C
Newlands
Senaton Bey State Commerce Commission
Road legislation urged by Wilson to supplement Adams Inn
President Wilson proposes new road legislation intended to bolster the Adams Inn project. The plan seeks to extend funding and regulations to improve highway travel and related infrastructure, aiming to support commerce and regional development.
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Wilson
Butler Brothers Distribute Bonuses This Month
Butler Brothers today announced bonuses for employees, highlighting increases in monthly pay. The Chicago based firm reported the month’s pay bonus amid corporate adjustments and labor market conditions.
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Chicago
Wee
Butler Brothers
Tinker Sees Third Base as Easiest for Columbus
Joseph B. Tinker, purchaser of the Columbus club, says third base will be the easiest position next season. He believes he is slow for short, his former position, and plans to stick to third in Columbus due to perceived softer defense.
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Associated Proos
Chicago
Joseph B. Tinker
Columbus Club
American Association
Thenfield
Columbus
Chicago Nationals
Maker
Fournier Seeks Chicago Americans Outfield Post
Jacques Fournier, first baseman for the Chicago Americans, asks manager Rowland for a chance in right field next season. Contenders for the outfield include John Collins, Eddie Murphy, and Nemo Seibold.
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Hasbrook
Associated. Press
Chicago
Jacques Fournier
Chicago Americans
Rowland
John Collins
Eddie Murphy
Nemo Seibold
Equal payout to 4500 workers totals 450000 dollars
A newspaper notice states a firm will pay each of its 4500 employees a month's salary, totaling 450000 dollars. The item references reading the Journal at 10 cents weekly as part of the periodical activity.
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