Former White Sox barred from professional baseball forever
Seven players of the 1918 White Sox, acquitted of throwing the World Series, are barred from any future professional baseball. Judge Landis and Charles Comiskey announced the ban, affecting the Black Sox circle including Buck Weaver. Barnstorming plans were discussed as the released players consider future play, though only two may actually join teams again.
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United Press
Chicago
White Sox Bell Club
K. M. Landis
Charles Comisker
White Sox
Comisker
Landis
Sakies
Black Sox
Buck” Weaver
Poner
Sries
Weaver
Larxdais
Barnstorz
Associated Press
Taird
Orgaii
Military Occupation in Haiti Should End, Villard Says
New York man C G Villard asserts the military occupation of Haiti should end and testifies witnesses will appear before the committee. He advocates protection for Americans and notes domestic concerns sobre the foreign deployment.
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Haiti
C. G. Villard
New York
Americ
Peage Seeks Irish Faction Unity in Tope Negotiations
The article reports HSH Peage awaiting broad support from Irish factions in response to Tope. It outlines terms under discussion and notes partial agreement points among factions as talks continue.
British yachts too fast for Americans
In a coastal regatta at Cowes the British yacht team demonstrated superior speed, defeating the American entrants as the contest unfolded under favorable maritime conditions. Strong performance by Frese and Strang highlighted the British lead in the early stages.
Gowns Described as One-Piece Plain Skirts in Report
The article notes gowns described as largely one-piece garments with plain skirts. It mentions some with patterned and skips, though few were considered to be in the current style, reflecting a restrained dress mode.
System Change Seen Stifling Red Element in America
The report warns a proposed system change would dampen the influence of a key red faction in the United States. Officials note state funds and political pressure could shift balance amid ongoing debates.
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America
Today in Congress House Senate are in session
A terse synopsis shows congressional activity with mentions of House and Senate sessions and governance, focusing on pending votes and leadership remarks during a likely daily update. The text signals ongoing legislative business and potential committee actions without detailing specific bills or outcomes.
Frank McCool Captured After Prolonged Pursuit
In a lengthy chase, Frank McCool was captured after authorities tracked him across multiple locations. The state later announced the arrest, naming involved officials and pointing to ongoing proceedings surrounding the case.
Degrees Sold For S26 Ayo Pastor Diploma Hoax
A Denver rector notes a pastor’s Doctor of Divinity diploma appears bought for 26 dollars. The Den University of Denver was cited as signing the degree though records show no property faculty students or prospectus. An inquiry revealed a charter with no actual university existence.
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Htev
Reiman
den Universiy of
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D. D
Rey. Heiman
Allman
Harding Pushes Delaying Tolls Bill of Borah
Washington sources report President Harding urges postponement of Senator Borah’s tolls bill to restore his prerogative over American coast, as tax revision debates continue.
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Harding
Associat
Washington
Bag
Sepublican
Informatic
Oshkosh Man Named Vice President of State Dyers
An Oshkosh man has been named vice president of the state dyers association. The appointment signals leadership at a prominent textile operation and highlights local industry ties. Further details were not available in the fragmented text.
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Oshkosh
State Dyers
Legionnaires Revisit World War Fields Tour From Cherbourg
National Commander J. G Emery leads more than 30 American Legion members aboard the steamship George Washington to Cherbourg for a reunion visit to sites of their WWI battles. Officials in France will officially welcome them with a reception in Coblenz and a ceremony at a monument in Liverdun.
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Wei
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Ameriew
Investigation of Revenue Bureau to Be Undertaken
A United Prose note from Washington reports plans to investigate the Revenue Bureau. The inquiry aims to examine past actions and potential misconduct by officials, seeking clarity on procedures and accountability.
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United Prose
Washington
DL C
Eanduyt
Mitde Agenst
Stock Worthless Says House Leaders Demand Lower Mellon Estimate
Three persons named by Walted dress Washington cited by the House as induced by buyers to reduce Mellon estimates. The Treasury government forecast remains unclear amid fluctuating bond and stock figures.
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Mellon
HOUSE
High Officials Agree on Dry Regulations
A state official opinion supports keeping alcohol sales restricted in bars and at the counter, prompting a statewide distribution of the ruling. The opinion contends the bar counter does not permit consumption and urges enforcement to prevent unlawful sales.
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Atarnes
Bor
Severson
President Finds Rest on Secluded Mountain Top
A president rests in a secluded spot atop a mountain, seeking quiet retreat away from public view. The scene emphasizes solitude and the leader’s need for personal refreshment amid demanding duties.
Hunger Stricken Russia Set Fire to Villages
Fragmented OCR reports Hunger Stricken Russia burning villages amid war unrest. Text mentions mass movement toward Moscow and Petrograd mutiny rumors, with unclear dates and places due to damaged source.
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Russia
Atoscow
Helart
Petrograd
Embargo Hearing Set As Dye Issue Roils Congress
Washington March hearing looms on embargo plans tied to dye imports as House and Senate finance panels clash over the tariff bill. Chairman Penrose faces fierce objections from Republicans and Democrats while witnesses dispute long running claims about dye supply and German competition.
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Jess
Washington
Uriff
House
Senate
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la Failette
Wheconsin
Reed
Missouri
Mrr
Dusept H. Choate
Ohgie
Criticism Continues in Agricultural Commission Hearing
A press report notes ongoing criticism before the Agricultural Commission regarding credit discrimination in farming and the Reserve System. New York Representative Mills and others argue over banking rates and records as testimony unfolds.
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Cated Press
John Skelton
New York
Nees Reserve
Rhanks
Mills
Will famine overthrow red regime in Russia reports
Special dispatch from Washington discusses famine in Russia and whether it can end Bolshevik rule. It notes drought, storms, and food shortages, mentions American prisoners, relief plans led by Hoover, and the need for protection in Moscow for relief work to begin.
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D. C
Ressis
Starycoe
Marguerite £. Harrison
Rakimom
Russia
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St Ana
Moscow
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