League circuit to remain same in Three-I league
Rockford Ill March 2 Indications now are that the Three I baseball circuit will remain as it was last season. The league schedule committee met with Jack Ryan Peoria R P Galbraith Rock Island and T D Reber of Rockford. They heard that seven clubs would stay in the circuit and Davenport has raised 2000 of 3000 forfeit money to keep its franchise. If Davenport loses its franchise Aston would likely take its place. A tentative draft for 126 games was discussed but action delayed pending final arrangement.
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Rockford, Ill
Jack Ryan
Peoria
R. P P. Galbraith
Rock Island
T. D. Reber
James T. Hayes
Davenport
Aston
Iowa City
Columbia and Harvard Dual Regatta Planned in Boston
New York March 2 A dual regatta between Columbia and Harvard varsity crews will be rowed in Boston on Saturday May 7. The 175 mile race will be on the Charles River basin course and feature the two universities rowing head to head.
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New York
Columbia
Harvard
Boston
Charles River Basin
Waring to Meet Battery Today in Augusta Visit
Ted Waring, manager of the local baseball team, will meet a pitcher and catcher from Augusta, John Heizer's home, today to settle conditions for a tryout. The battery comes well recommended by Augusta people. Waring has been hampered by family illness but expects his mother from Kansas City today to help. A letter from Johnny Castle hints at a strong lineup for next season while his father is said to be gravely ill.
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Ted Waring
Augusta
John Heizer
Waring
Kansas City
Oscar Shannon
Johnny Castle
The
Speeders
Hannibal @tufes
Johnny
Mr. Castle
Leaders' Corps Defeats Harvard In Basketball Series
Leaders' Corps defeated Harvard 2 to 12 in the M. C. I. A l basketball series on Wednesday. The tennis section lists players such as Steinbeck Thomson Barbidee Adams Calla Sehesg and Ward with scattered readable entries and misprinted names. The report mentions Randal Vane and Scutt among players.
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Harvard
Steinbeck
Thomson Barbidee
Rfc
Adams
Calla
Sehesg Deule
Ward
Cca
Randal Vane Dives
Scutt
Wrestler Herman Heidbreder to challenge Macomb winner
Herman Heidbreder, a noted local wrestler employed by the utility company, travels to Macomb tonight to challenge the winner of the local match. He is remembered for remaining undefeated in the Wid Herman Athletic show during last summer’s carnival events.
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Herman Heidbreder
Macomb
Heidbreder
Wid Herman
Bowling team grinds thrice as temple hosts Thursday night
The bowling summary shows Bartenders and Players with totals and averages. Burns tops with 20 points and 10 average, while Degitz and Lugering post solid scores. Next game pits M U and Painters. high individual score remains Burns.
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Mehrman
Joe Burts
Coe
Tring
S.e
Kessler
Wlago
Woaibring
Voltaa Celal
Otte
Burns
Avera Ihurns
M. U. and Painters, I
Edina Resident Bernard Schwarzweiler Dies After Illness
Edina Missouri March 2 Bernard Schwarzweller proprietor of the Gibbons hotel died Thursday at 6 am after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Bavaria July 3 1846 he emigrated to America in 1867 lived in Edina forty five years. He married Eliza Stablein in 1874, then Catherine Baker in 1882. nine children were born, eight living. Funeral at St Joseph's Church with services at 6:50 Saturday morning. Carl Will faces a third trial on a statutory offense charge amid county interest.
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Edina
Bernard Schwarzweller
Gibbons
Mr. Schwarzweiler
Bavaria
Germany
America
Quincey
Eliza Stablein
Threeehildren
Catherine Baker
Thomas Bone
Della Steidley
Frank J
Charles
Carl
Catherine
Paul
Valeria
St. Joseph’s Church
Jury to Decide Case After Final Arguments
Ties concerned are well known. All evidence is in and the arguments of the attorneys have been heard. The fate of the defendant rests with the jury. State attorneys are James C. Dorian and Claude M. Smith. Defense counsel are F. H. McCullough and F. E. Robinson.
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James C. Dorian
Claude M. Smith
F. H. McCullough
F. E. Robinson
Poultry Trade Crashes as Boycott Hits New York Dealers
Wholesale and retail poultry dealers on New York City east side admit the boycott of Jewish and Italian housewives has paralyzed the market and threatens their businesses. They told Food Commissioner Hartigan they seek a conference and possible compromise with the women.
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New York
East Side
Yfood
Hartigan
Flood control bill signed by president in Washington
President Wilson signed the flood control bill in Washington on Thursday in the presence of Senator Ransdell of Louisiana and a group of southern congressmen.
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Washington
Wilson
Ransdell
Louisiana
Congress
Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Juices Cold Relief
Stop that cough with Dr. Kings New Discovery advertised as soothing pine balsams healing irritated membranes and antiseptic and laxative effects killing germs to break up the cold. Get it today at your druggist for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
Seventh annual Intercollegiate basketball tournament results
In Mishkin gymnasium Decatur Illinois on March 2 the seventh annual Intercollegiate Athletic Association basketball tournament saw morning games with Eureta over Charleston 24 22 Lincoln 35 over Augustana 27 Illinois College 15 over Carbondale 36 over Carthage 13. Afternoon games Motikin 27 over William and Vasit.
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Decatur
Hlines Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Mishkin Gymnasium
Eureta
Suffragette Review at Orpheum Impresses Quincy Audiences
The Orpheum stage in Quincy hosts The Suffragette Review opening Thursday. The revue blends music, comedy, and topical satire led by Mr. Friedlander with a strong cast including Miss Flo Bert and Mr. Bernard. It draws audience praise for lively dialog, bright costumes, and a fresh, provocative theme.
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Quincy
Orpheum
Friedlander
Flo Bert
Mr. Bernar
Weiner
Mr. Bernard
Suffragette Review
Bread Card Plan Announced by French Minister
PARIS March 2 Eduard Herriott minister of provisions announced that bread cards would be instituted in France to prevent waste. The statement outlined measures to regulate bread distribution and ensure fair access amid shortages.
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Paris
France
Eduard Herriott
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