Burlington Not After Rock Island in Central Association
Burlington Hawkeye reports mixed views on Rock Island joining the Central Association. Cities friendly to the Pirates fear uncertainty in hosting a Rock Island team while Davenport and Moline plan to challenge any home series. Fans watch the committee appointed by President Justice to settle the matter.
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Central Association
al Tearney
Landing Rock Island
C. A
Burlington
Hawkeye
Rock Island
League
Rooth Island
Moline
Davenport
Rock Island Central Association
Justice
Detective Cleared in 1913 Coal Miner Case
TRINIDAD Jan 28 Walter Belk a detective during the recent coal miners strike was found not guilty of the murder of Gerald Lippiatt organizer for the United Mine Workers. Lippiatt was shot and killed August 16, 1913 at the Lape piatt mine with tense local cruelty noted in the era.
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Trinidad
Cole
Walter Belk
Gerald Lippiatt
United Mine Workers of
Amerie
National sports events and meetings announced
The notes outline the National Lawn Tennis association annual meeting in New York on February 1, a Southern Rowing association formation in Washington after a south oarsmen meeting, a new 18500 seat arena in New Orleans with Kid Williams versus Pete Herman on February 7, and various winter sports events including skating meets in Chicago and speed skating on the Great Lakes. It also mentions expected team shaping for major leagues, a National and American leagues owners meeting in New York, and the National league’s fortieth birthday banquet hosted by President Tener.
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National Lawn Tennis Association
New York
South
Washington
New Southern Rowing Association
New Orleans
Kid Williams
Pete Herman
Edouard Fabre
Fabre
Canada
St. Paul
Ottawa
Chicago
Northwestern Speeders
Newburg
Southwest
Tucson
National League
Tener
South Siders Top Soldier Boys In Club House Game
The South Side Boat club defeated Company F 33 to 29 in a lively Thursday night basketball game at the club house. An oyster supper and smoker followed for 30 places with plans for similar weekly events and for the 31st annual masquerade dance on February 6 at the club house.
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South Side Boat Club
South Side Club
Company F
Soldier Bove
South Side Wave
Glenda
Pen Trio Beats Brewers in Labor Temple Bowling Meet
The printers swept three straight games against the brewers in a Labor Temple league match The printers posted scores of 742 782 and 762 while the Brewers managed 734 732 in the three games The result underscores the printers strength in the bowling league action.
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Labor Temple
Printers
Brewers
Wildfires win St Pauls bag pennant in first half
The Wildfires defeated the Safety Firsts in three games to take the first half flag of the St Pauls Evangelical bowling league. The second half begins Monday with eight teams as Quincy High Wins. An exciting basketball game at Cheerful Home gym saw Gem City Business College lose 40 to 19 to the high school.
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Tne
St Pauls Evangelical
Wildfire
Quincy High
Gem City Business College
Basketball double bill at Y M C A tonight features Quincy teams
Two girls squads from Quincy High start the program at eight in the Y M C A gym. Then the Maroons meet the High School team in a spirited broadcast matchup. Maroons bring cohesive play while the High School squad vows a tight margin of victory.
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Quincy High School
Y. M. C. Aogymnasium
Quincy
Maroons
Meryer
Wick
C. Merkel
A. Merkel
Heidbreder
Yligh School
Lummis
McCarl
Westerman
Leindecker
Margaret Baker
Hope Christ
Liv Schlagenhaus
Ruth Westerman
Alma Retrkendorff
Helen McDonald
Mildred Harvey
Edith Martin
Elizabeth Channon
Sharp Protest From America Continues On British Policy
The article discusses American opposition to British enforcement actions claiming seizure of neutral vessels and censorship of mails on the high seas. It argues that neutral ships should not be seized or censored and emphasizes that censorship lacks justification under national jurisdiction. The piece asserts traditional practice forbids censoring or destroying mails at sea and urges lawful handling within ports and established regulations.
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Tral
Lecal
GENERAL WOOD SOUNDS ALARM ON INVASION THREATS
Rear Admiral Roe S Griffin warns Navy committees that submarines face engine ills and battleships need better powerplants while Col Gheain asserts the United States could be invaded by first class enemies. He describes a potential eastern coast landing from Chesapeake to Erie with key ammo factories at risk. Tense debate follows on Britain's postwar strength and possible invasion.
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House
Senate
Roe S. Griffin
Navy
House Naval Committee
United States
Col Gheain
Senate Committee
Chesapeake
Erie
Washington
Pittsburgh
Loyalty to Orders after Mexican Border Rescue Incident
Washington reports no urge for U S action over the Brownsville border incident as two soldiers were returned unharmed. Lieuts Peyton Mort and Waldrons led a rescue into Mexico and may face court martial if called to account for crossing the boundary. Carranza authorities moved swiftly to return the men and showed goodwill towards the United States. Consul Johnson said Mexican forces acted reportedly out of ignorance.
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Washington
United States
Brownsville
Texas
Peyton
Mort
Waldron
Garrison
Funston
Rio Grande
Carranza
State Department
Johnson
Matamoros
Bresnahan's Franchise Future Hints From Conference
Readable notes indicate a peaceful settlement approach toward Bresnahan’s fate and the Chevelle American Association franchise. Officials discussed a potential action, with a move of the franchise to Tulsa and Bresnahan benefiting from negotiations. Also, the Wildfires won two of three as St Paul’s Bewhrys beat Park Garden in Thursday night play.
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Chicago
Jan OS
Reever Presnahan
Fay
Fidermal
Weephipan
Presden
Tobacod
Bresnahan Tech
Pia
Bresnahan
Tulesa
Freenahan
Seftety Pfarsts
St Paul's
South Park
Wildfires Co
Eel
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Pasadena
Princess
Charles Aldrich
Amerca
Notion Pictures
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Knickerbocker Star Feature
Bill Parsons
Melvin Mayo
METRO
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Yhursdas Veni
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South Eighth Street
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South Siders
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Oarsmen
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ST. Paul's
America
Pope
Lerten
General Wood
Ain
Cal Glenn
Great Britain
Germany
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iSretto Alrco
Keeley Institute
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