What Mining Requires by William Hard
The sixth article on labor minds argues miners demand a fair share of work through nationalization of mines. Operators favor centralized planning to stabilize output and store coal, while both sides see a need to avoid slack seasons and congestion. The labor party advocates public control to bypass Sherman law limits. A Carbondale, Pa. crew blamed two pigeons for a clock delay at noon.
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Roeal
Labor Party
New England
Great Northwest
United Mine Workers
Carbondale
Welcome Relief From Rheumatism
Many forms of rheumatism are caused by germs in the blood and true relief comes from purifying the blood. S. S. S. is advertised as a thorough vegetable blood purifier that cleanses impurities and acts as a tonic. Drugists sell it and can provide literature and advice from the Atlanta guidance office.
Dying in Japan Outlook For American Dyes
The report suggests a favorable outlook for American dyes in Japan. It notes American dyes do not suffer in manufacture due to humidity, which in some countries hinders effective crystallization of dye products.
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Japan
Andrews Brings New Pug From Antipodes to San Francisco
Tom Andrews a Milwaukee fight promoter arrives in San Francisco with Lou Edwards Australian lightweight champion and Chet Wiggins Australian heavyweight champion. Edwards scheduled to fight Johnny Dundee Ritchie Mitchell and Johnnie Noye of Milwaukee and will travel to London in March to fight before the National Sporting Club.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee
Lou Edwards
Australia
Chet Wiggins
Arived
Andrews
Edwards
Johnny Dundee
Ritchie Mitchell
Johnnie Noye
London
National Sporting Club
Gleason Lines Up Men for Spring Trip
Chicago manager Kid Gleason began assembling players for the spring training trip to Waco Texas on February 3. He expects to sign all regulars despite Risberg and Gandil claiming retirement, aiming to start the season with the 1919 team intact.
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Chicago
Kid" Gleason
Chicago Americans
Waco
Texas
Gleason
Risberg
Gandil
Detroit Ball Magnate Leaves Large Estate
New York reports the estate of Thomas H. Yawkey, owner in the Detroit baseball club, totaled 9,427,460 dollars. Widow Margaret A. Yawkey is principal beneficiary. Detroit club holdings were valued at 128,138 dollars.
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New York
Thomas H. Yawkey
Augusta
Margaret A. Yawkey
Detroit
Carpentier to sail soon for United States
Georges Carpentier and manager M Des Camps plan to sail to the United States soon from France. He is currently touring the provinces.
Budapest Schools Close Over Influenza Epidemic
Budapest authorities shut all city schools on February 2 due to a widespread influenza outbreak, causing closures across the capital and affecting daily routines.
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Budapest
Yankees Claim Johnson Tried to Injure Club
New York American League Club files three suits against Johnson and five club owners alleging efforts to drive the Yankees from baseball. They seek $500,000 damages for alleged acts including suspending Mays and blocking a polo grounds site, plus injunctions to stop Johnson from paying himself or receiving league salary and to require disgorgement of sums through December.
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New York
Johnson
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
Washington
Frank Navin
Detroit
Philip Ball
St. Louis
James Dunn
Cleveland
New York Club
Mays
Giants
Yankees
Polo Grounds
League
Chicago
Boston
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old time drugstore advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic twinges from sudden temperature changes and other muscle pains. It claims easy application without rubbing and lists 35c 70c and 140 pricing for quick relief of lumbago sciatica external soreness stiffness strains and sprains.
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Sloan
Plan of Johnson to injure New York Club and drive it from baseball
A defense strategy outlines Johnson's plan to injure the New York club and force its exit from professional baseball. The document argues the approach would destabilize the club and undermine competition, citing potential legal and financial consequences.
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Johnson
New York
Thin blood and vigor: Reolo health claim
An advertisement extols thin blood as cause of weakness and portrays Reolo as a cure. It claims Reolo increases red blood cells and oxygen delivery, restoring energy and health, with a money back guarantee. Distributed by Brown and Mays Drug Co in Quincy and licensed from Dr. A L Reusing Laboratories Akron.
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Brown & Mays Drug Co
Reolo
A. L. Reusing
Quincy
Brown and Mays Drug Co
Fifth and Hampshire
Dr. A. L
Akron
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Eskie Adkins
Lynn
Gan
Hezekiah
Res Service Taye Salle
H. Schroeder
William Hard
Associated Newspapers
Hard
Medical Department
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Niehaus Bicycle and Sewing Machine House
K. OF C. Bldg
Maine
Newba
en-the-Hudson
Ware- Wayland Co
Antipodes
Kid Gleason
Carpentier
Sloan's
Repie
Walker D. Hines
Los Angeles
Florida
The
Association of Railway Executives
Broadway
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