Suspensions Cast Shadow Over Yankees Stars till May 20
New Orleans report claims a judge’s ruling delays the Yankees stars out of action until May 20 as baseball officials mull lifted suspensions. Lawful action cited, while reporters note a dampening silence around interviews as opening games approach.
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Bob
Yances
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New York
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Community notices mix of events and ads from Bristol era
A jumble of club meetings, social events, sales pitches and ads outlines upcoming Saturday gatherings at the Gunter North Entertaining Features, dance halls, and benefit notices. It lists various merchants, services, and public notices with addresses and prices, plus pension committee reports and local business moves, all in an untidy OCR fragment.
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Anits
Idtewilie Donight
Lucilla Puller
Gasoline Short-Measure Complaints In City
Complaints charge two counts of selling gasoline under short measure and possessing a defective device for measuring fuel. A close watch will be kept on all pumps as prosecutions will follow if assistant city attorney shows AIT measure is not meted to customers.
BUFFS DEFEAT OMAHA IN SHUTOUT VICTORY
Victoria Texas March 24 The House Buffaloes avenge two earlier losses in Houston by defeating Omaha Westrro Letagners 3 to 0. Davalds and Fuller of Houston pitched well and Donalds hit a lone run. Both teams had six hits. Batteries Houston Donalds Fuller and Eiffert Omaha Jetsma Urer mat Lingle
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House Buffaloes
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Rietory
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Donalds
Ouston
Mayor Black Enters Veteran Narnball Tournament
Mayoral figure enters the veteran Narnball event as participants from multiple clubs prepare. Ufo begins training. April 10 is noted for a City venue. Fred Fetthouse, another former entrant, is listed among the competitors.
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Ufo
Fred Fetthouse
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Wsewise
Juniors in Finals for Langur Championship Clash
Contending junior teams meet at 7:20 Friday night at the XMC in the fifth deciding game. Rival Christians face Travis Park as Westminster Ershstesian and Central Chriesian Intermediates also play for the junior title.
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Surllar
Coxey’s May March Allegedly To Rally In Washington
Detroit reports Coxey and Coxey’s Army plan a new march on Washington to press for autemic legislation. General Maca Coser of Massillon says four bills in Congress, two more in prep, aim to solve the economic crisis. He vows a conference next Wednesday on a loyal money bill and threatens action if not given proper consideration.
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Congress
Oppose Liquor Trade Moves by Vancouver Grocers
A resolution by Vancouver grocers urges the province to survey retailers across British Columbia on a plebiscite about prohibition. The proposal, adopted at the annual meeting, calls for a united stance to push for dry laws. Also noted is a national handball tournament update from Milwaukee with players advancing in the singles semifinals.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Farm Income Figures Questioned Amid Low Prices
An OCR fragment reports farm income at about 45 from several farms, with mention of irrigation and labor costs. Names and places are unclear, but the text discusses earnings, expenses, and investment returns for farmers in a rural area during a period of low prices.
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Lie Feily
Proceedings Halt Recognition Pact With Mexico City
New York report notes President Harding replying to Barrett on Pan American relations. The letter, dated March 21, references Latin American input on recognizing Mexico and urges early, dignified steps toward renewed friendly ties.
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United States
Mexico
Harding
Barrett
Puon- American Union
Alex Barrett
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Nigde Uy
Allie
Harting
Letter on U S Latin American policy and relations
An 1880s style correspondence expresses strong interest in a March 20 letter about Latin American policy. It argues there is no real difference in opinion on restoring friendly relations with Mexico and critiques attempts at a single comprehensive program.
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Christi¢n
Janz Frank
Ibv
Mexico
Memorial services honor Longfellow Calhoun and Anthony
Memorial ceremonies in honor of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Calhoun and son FB Anthony were held this afternoon in the studio of Miss Brerde. The Rev Hayle Wilfley gave the memorial address. Rep William Francis Stevenson of South Carolina spoke in honor of Calhoun while Capt C E Calhoun was to read Daniel Webster. Miss Leihisher spoke and was acquainted with Miss Anthony.
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National Women's Party
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Expeditious handling urged for newspapers by postal chief
John H Bartlett, first assistant postmaster general, calls for immediate processing of daily papers by postal employees. The Postal Bulletin notes persistent delays in outgoing and incoming mail, irritating subscribers and drawing criticism. Postmasters are urged to ensure newspapers are handled promptly in all offices to meet public expectations.
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Washington, DE
John H. Bartlett
Postal Bulletin
Sofia officers quit over Bulgarian alphabet dispute
Sofia cabinet members resigned yesterday amid ministerial rifts over the government's plan to remove one letter from the Bulgarian alphabet. The move to eliminate the letter, lacking an English equivalent, sparked the walkout. Blivet Railway Company cuts rates in Cleveland by 28 percent for shipments starting April 1.
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Tigo
Cleveland Railway Pay Cuts Announced For May
Cleveland Railway Company announced a series of wage or fare reductions effective in May. Details on amounts and affected departments remain unclear in the fragment.
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Cleveland Railway Company
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