Morgan the Griffmen second baseman draws praise and laughs
A Boston dispatch notes Ray Morgan as a nifty Griffmen second baseman who can hit and hold his ground at the plate. Tom Hughes teases, Tris Speaker touts Harold Janvrin, and Speaker says Morgan would suit any club if Griff waives him. Morgan once played for Frederik’s team.
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Boston
Washington
Ray Morgan
Griffmen
Morgan
Tom Hughes
Tanglefoot
Copley Square
Joe Wodd
Tris Speaker
Red Sox
Speaker
Harold Janviin
Janvrin
Griff
Fredericks
Frank Morrison Fined for Contempt of Court in Labor Case
Frank Morrison, labor leader, fined $500 after contempt of court ruling. In sports, the Arctics defeated the Euchids and the Colonials won three straight from the Serfecd last night at Low the Y M A alleys, with scores not fully legible.
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Euclids
Colonials
Y. M. GA
Baseball Scores and Standings From Various Leagues
Baltimore beat Newark 5 0 in yesterday’s action while Providence topped Montreal 8 2. Jersey City, Toronto, Buffalo and others had scheduled games. In the American League Boston beat Washington in 12 innings 5 0. New York Athletics defeated York 8 to 1. National League Philadephia New York 3, and Chicago toppled New York 9 4. Tri State League Allentown beat York 10 8. Also note School Boys in Nursery as 125 youths plant 190 600 apple trees and 200 000 peach shoots. boys paid 75 cents per day.
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Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Jersey
City
Buffalo
Providence
Montréal
Jersey City
Montreal
WLP
Balto
Kechter
Bufalo
Boston
Washington
Solk
Enjahnson
Ainsmith
O'Brien
Cady
New York
Athletics
York
Plank
Thom Fisher
Kiepfer
Sweeney
Sizist-Louis
Wassifi
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Mountain View Nursery Company
Russell Signs with Allentown Club in Tri-State League
Russell, a longtime baseball figure, signs to play for the Allentown Club in the Tri-State League. He will move from pitcher to first base, a new position for him, with plans to also try out as an outfielder if needed. Also note: a high school game between High Sencolott Wacien'on and the Bors High School of Frederick is postponed due to a scheduling clash with the InterCity High School League. The State Veterinary Board of Examiners warns prosecutions for practicing without certificates. action will target those in counties and cities, potentially extending to stable superintendents who treat horses without proper credentials.
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Russell
Allentown
iGlorence Dixon
Russells
Lefty
Outfeld
Sencolott Wacien
Bors” High School of
Frederick
InterCity High School League of
Washington
State Veterinary Board of Examiners
Poe
Warning to chauffeur over speed in St Louis tale
A clipped dialogue from the St. Louis Republic shows Carr chiding a chauffeur to slow down while Barr fears breaking the rat and a defiant remark about the law being blown, reflecting tension over safety and authority.
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Carr
Barr
Carr—The
St. Louis Republic
Wilson Waiting For Bryan On California Japan Issue
President Wilson said no federal action will be taken on California’s Japanese situation. Secretary of State Bryan is due in Washington Thursday to report on the matter. The anti Japanese bill has been certified and forwarded to Acting Secretary Moore for opinion on treaty relations. Viscount Chinda declined comment and will likely wait for Bryan’s return before acting. The Japanese government views the legislation as discriminatory despite belief it aligns with the treaty.
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Washington
Wilson
California
Bryan
Bryatt
Tire
California House
Senate
John Bassett Moore
Japan
Viscount Chinda
Sacramento
Johnson
Woman Must Return 40000 Charged With Using Deceit
Washington May 6 A former clerk Mrs Cramer admitted obtaining 40000 from Greenwich millionaire Fenton Hurd by deceptive flueries to gain his gratitude for care. The state court allowed her to keep the money but the United States Court of Appeals reversed, ordering return to Hurd estate.
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Washington
Baura
Cramér
State Department
Fenton
Hurd
Greenwich
Court of Appeals
Pius Grants Audience First Time Since Illness
Pope Pius, recovering from illness, grants an audience on May 6 to Cardinal Dominic Ferrata, who recently returned from Malta where he presided over the Eucharistic Congress. The pope showed keen interest, inquiring about the congress in detail.
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Cardinal Ferrata
Rome
Pope Pius
Dominic Ferrata
Malta
Doctors Promote DDD Presenption for Eczema Cure
Dr Evans asserts eczema is skin related and cured through the skin not blood. He promotes a wintergreen thymel wash for eczema and other skin diseases, calling it DDD Presenption, as endorsed by leading physicians in the country.
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Evans
Esigner
Bealth
Mike Murphy Absence Shocks Penn Field Report
In Philadelphia on May 6 Mika Murphy veteran Penn trainers did not appear at Franklin Field. The absence sparked rumors among students as Murphy, ill for years, rests at 4331 Chestnut Street. Mrs Murphy says there is no change in his condition.
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Philadelphia
Mika Murphy
University ‘of Pennsylvania
Fiatklin' Fielf
Chestnut Street
Frankly Field
Murphy
May Admiral’s Son Linked to Washington Mystery
Washington May 6 The supposition has been made that the unidentified patient in the Minnesota State Hospital for the insane may be George D. Ramsay, son of Rear Admiral Francis M. Ramsay, retired. Jack Ramsay, aged unknown, vanished in 1908 and no trace or description of the derelict in the Minnesota institution matched Ramsay.
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Washington
Mandsote State
George D. Rabisdy
Adaard Francis M. Ramaay
Jack Ramsay
Ag Lowag Kridutt
Minnesota
Ramsay
Court Upholds Ambassador's Claim in Attachment Case
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Judge Macarate ruled in common pleas court that Watdohn G. A. Leishman a German national and resident of Pennsylvania is not subject to a writ of foreign attachment. The order sought to seize Leishman's bank funds in Pittsburgh as part of a $70,000 suit filed by London New York and Paris brokers claiming unsettled study transactions. Leishman said his Berlin assets were temporary and not subject to such attachment.
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Piitaburgh
Macarate
Common Pleas Court
G. A. Leishman
Nathaswatorla Gormbny
Pennsylvania
Letshman
Pittshimgh
Londo
New York
Paris
Lelshan
Berlin
Civil Service Probe Proposal in Senate
Washington May Senator Pome rone introduced a resolution calling for an investigation into alleged abuse of the civil service. The measure states that civil service laws have been disregarded in the interest of the party in power.
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Washington
Pomerone
Stopping an Ad to Save Money Sparks Debate
A terse remark compares halting advertisements to stopping a clock to save a line, prompting discussion on efficiency and value. The comment raises questions about budget cuts, marketing impact, and the balance between cost savings and visibility for the organization.
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Eon
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Chicago
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Tristate League
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Monroe
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Mitchell
Veitz
Therre
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Hogarth
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Monarchs
Senecas
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Bailey Weed
TOL Shell
Ani
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Trent
Sit Hatrisg
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Kemp
Hogarth J Ziegler
Thomas
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Maulsby Pies
Hhehiye
Acton
Pius
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Hardy Sorrells
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Dayton
Columbus
Montgomery County
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Supreme Court
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Ida Markes
East Second Street
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William Smith
Edward Bader
Church
Charlotte Baker
Emily Johnson
Record
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East Patrick
Rosella Barger
South Market
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Mike Murphy
Penn
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Bey
In the News
Leishman
Beecham
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Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
Dolr & Albaugh Building
Baby Farms
City Hotel
Edward L. Williams Co
New City Hotel
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