National Commission Plans War on Federal League
Cincinnati December 29 Organized baseball moves against the Federal league declaring war on the outlaw league. Garry Herrmann, chair of the national commission, aims to blacklist any player who jumps to the Federals from ever playing again. A Taft precedent may be cited to obtain injunctions in court. If Joe Tinker has joined the Federals, the test case will proceed.
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Cincinnati
Federal League
Garry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Seattle United, Fort Lawton tie as race tightens
Seattle United and Fort Lawton Elevens played to a 1 1 draw in a crucial Northwestern Soccer League match. The result leaves leaders in a tight championship race while Carbonado still holds second place. Seattle Celts narrowly defeated Franklin 2 1 as the league nears season end and the McMillan cup series looms.
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Seattle United
United
Fort Lawton
Carbonado
Seattle Celtics
Franklin
Celts
Seattle and Tacoma Trapshooters Open City Team Match
Seattle Trapshooters Association beat Tacoma Trapshooters Association in the inaugural city team contest at McAleer Sunday afternoon. Seattle bagged 342 birds to Tacoma 333 with Roy Ople and A L Hall each hitting 45 of 50 and J Cooper of Tacoma leading with 47 of 60. The event marks a 4th annual series to be held at Harbor Lagoon traps next February.
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Harbor Laiend
Roy Ople
A. L. Hall
Seattle
J. Cooper
Seattle Boxers Prepare for Vancouver Tourney
Three Seattle Athletic Club boxers Earl Baird 115 Ed Pinkman 125 and Henry Gleason 155 will finish training Tuesday night before traveling to Vancouver for the W A C boxing meet on New Year’s Day Pinkman has been limited to light work due to a knee injury.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Earl Baird
Ed Pinkman
Henry Gleason
Vancouver
Pinkman
Plan Big Meet Seattle Marksmen Eye February Shoot
Seattle marksmen anticipate a big annual shoot with ten Washington and ten Oregon state shooters, to be hosted by the Portland Gun club in February. A preliminary will decide the squad makeup for the event.
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Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Portland Gun Club
Carpentier Knocks Wells in London Bout
Bombardier English heavyweight met Georges Carpentier at the National Sporting Club in London on December 8 and was knocked out for the second time by the marvelous French boy. The photograph shows Carpentier helping Wells to his feet as the referee leans over and Wells' seconds climb through the ropes.
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Georges Carpentier
National Sporting Club
London
Carpentier
Wells
McQuillan and Ross Sign Up for January 10 Bout
Former Whitworth college football star Claude McQuillan and local heavyweight Billy Ross have signed to fight again in Centralia on January 10. The six round bout will be staged by the newly organized Mortoh A. C. with McQuillan holding the previous decision over Ross.
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Centralia
Claude McQuillan
Whitworth
Billy Ross
McQuillan
Mortoh A. C
Goddard Files Candidacy for Mayor Without Resigning
Councilman Goddard Saturday filed his candidacy for mayor, saying he will not resign his council seat as Griffiths did. He asserts his knowledge of the town and the people's burdens, claiming he is the one to fill the mayoral chair.
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Griffiths
Samuel is Off to Meet Burns in Northwest Bout
Sammy Good the lightweight from Seattle heads to Vancouver for a scheduled round bout with Charley Burns. Good is in excellent condition and confident of victory while Burns has not won since his Northwest invasion.
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Sammy Good
Seattle
Vancouver
RB. C
Rough House
Charley Burns
Good
Burns
Northwest
Walter Johnson and Fred Clarke Ranch Ahead on Wheat Fields
Guthrie Oklahoma December 29 The wheat fields across Kansas and Oklahoma yielded poor harvests forcing farmers to buy cattle or lease fields to cattlemen. Fred Clarke of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Walter Johnson of the Washington Americans head a notable pair stocking a Coffeyville Kansas ranch with cattle this winter. They spent a week near Scranton Kansas buying more stock and plan to keep their ranch well conditioned through feed steers.
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Guthrie
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Johnsons
Coffeyville
Kan
Scranton
Star of Griffiths
Bolton Support Grows for Central Labor Council Seat
Harry T. Bolton, president of the Central Labor Council, is actively supported for the councilman seat left vacant by Councilman Griffiths. Another active candidate is C. B. Fitzgerald, who has the endorsement of Ballard citizens.
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Harry T. Bolton
Central Labor Council
Griffiths
C. B. Fitzgerald
Ballard
Open Forum Sunday backs county commissioners and board removal
The forum condemns Puget Sound Traction Light and Power for not restoring ticket sales on cars and endorses Gov. Lister’s removal of the regents board. It also approves the recalls of County Commissioners Hamilton and Knudsen.
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Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co
Hungarian interior minister urged emigrants to delay departure
In Vienna on December 29 the Hungarian minister of the interior warned emigrants to delay their departure to the United States as economic conditions in Hungary improve.
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Vienna
Warna
United States
Brown Announces Change Unlikely in Vancouver Beavers
Vancouver owner Bob Brown says the 1914 Vancouver champions will largely keep their roster, with 30 players reporting March 20. Harry Scharnweber is likely to lead the team next season, while Brown eyes possible trades and reserves including Konnick and several young backstops.
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Vancouver
B. C
Bob Brown
Brown
Harry Scharnweber
Scharney
B Brown
Charley Maullen
Seattle
Lincoln
Neb
Beavers
Lewis
Kennick
Grindie
Pannock
Clark
Hall
Cadreau
Dorty
Harstaf
Northup
Kallio
Raleigh
McMurdo
MecCain
Bennett
Scharnweber
Grover
Butler
Heister
Reuther
Frisk
Brinker
Flanagan
Mike Konnick
East
Mike
Konnick
Officials Named for Washington Alumni All-Northwest Grid Game
Dixie Fleager Wee Coyle and Tom McDonald named as referee umpire and head linesman for the Washington Alumni All-Northwest clash set at Dennyfield on New Year's Day. Training continues at Kent with Jersey Nissen leading the All-Northwest group. Teams expect to conclude workouts Tuesday and the game kicks off at 1 30 p m Thursday afternoon.
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Wee” Coyle
Tom McDonald
Big Washington
Dennyfield
Fleager
Coyle
McDonald
Jersey Nissen
Kent
Last Day of Heavy Work for Giants
Gunboat Smith and Arthur Pelkey wrapped up their boxing camp in San Francisco for the 20 round New Year bout at Daly City. Smith, who weighs 180 pounds, boxed six rounds and shadow boxed for Olympic Club members. Yesterday both boxers had a busy day. In bowling, the Irish team defeated the Dutch two games to one in Knights of Columbus action led by J. F. O’rien with 474 pins.
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Ban Francisco
Gunboat Smith
Arthur Pelkey
Daly City
Smith
Olympic Club
Knights of Columbus
J. F. O'rien
Lenchi Ferry Set to Start Regular Runs on Lake Washington
After a 40 mile trial on Lake Washington, the Lenchi ferry will begin a regular schedule between Lenchi Park and Medina around mid February. Landings at Bellevue and Medina are under construction.
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Lake Washington
Lenchi
Lenchi Park
Medina
Bellevue
Governor Steamship Delayed by Heavy Head Winds
The steamship Governor, expected Sunday afternoon to San Francisco, did not arrive until late last night due to heavy head winds and seas off the northern coast.
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San Francisco
Blood and Nerve Tonic advertised by Seattle firms
A Seattle herbal medicine ad claims Blood and Nerve Tonic cures a range of ailments from constipation to bedfast rheumatism and bladder troubles. It touts testimonials from local users, lists multiple Seattle outlets, and sets a price of one dollar per box with mailing address for communications.
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Quaker Drug Co
Firet
Giles
Jackson St
Gerke Pharmacy
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Market St
Governors and mayors attend Bothell highway celebration
Gov Lister and the mayors of Seattle Everett Kirkland and Redmond have been invited to Bothell for a January 10 celebration marking the completion of the new brick highway from Bothell to Seattle.
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Seattle
Everett
Kirkland
Redmond
Bothell
Army Surgeon General Torney Dies In Washington
George Henry Torney, surgeon general of the United States Army, died at his Washington home last night from bronchial pneumonia after several weeks of illness.
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Washington
George Henry Torney
United States Army
Our Daily Animal Story Llama Spits to Defend Itself
The llama, called the camel of South America, defends itself by spitting when enraged. It is noted for odor from cud and saliva, requiring caution near llamas in zoos. Llamas are strong swimmers and can drink sea water without harm. Naturalists claim llamas pick a dying ground when faced with death.
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Alpaca
Vienna
Press Agents Promise Big Show at Moore
Alice Lloyd England's daintiest comedienne and her company of 75 entertainers will headline at the Moore for four days starting New Year's Day matinee. Misa Lloyd tours the country under William Morris with 22 big features on the program including Frank Fogarty the Dublin minstrel.
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Alice Lioyd
England
Daintiest Comedienne
the Moore
Misa Lioyd
William Morris
Frank Fogarty
Dublin
Free Parcel Post Map Offer for Seattle Star Subscriptions
The Seattle Star offers a free multi map package to new or renewing six months subscribers. The color maps show parcel post zones rates rivers towns and population data in Washington state the United States and the world. The newspaper has supplied copies to the Seattle post office and will mail a map to qualifying subscribers.
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the Star
Seattle Star
Washington
Seattle
of Washington
United States
The
Star
The Girl We Have a Suffi Pennant
This is the first pose in a ten part art series. The text notes a suffi pennant as the featured motif for the initial installment.
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Pennant
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