Pope Leo XII and Socialism in Catholic Thought
Edwin J. Brown discusses Pope Leo XII and socialism, arguing that Catholic teaching supports workers owning the products of their labor. He contends private ownership concentrates wealth, harms the poor, and that the remedy lies in social ownership or reforms aligned with Christian ethics. The piece critiques capitalism and calls for a just distribution of wealth.
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Les
Indus
Fesulta
Pope
Leo Cestres
Cnmpital
Leo
Edwin J. Brown
Winter Homes of Northwestern League Players
After the 1918 Northwestern league season Seattle players scatter for winter work across the United States. Tealey Raymond may stay to manage Seattle next season while players like Joe Wally, Pete Schneider, Al Gipe, and Bud Melvor seek jobs from Red Wing to Fort Wayne. Several will winter in Seattle or move to California, Texas, or Spokane, with many keeping ball work or bookkeeper roles and others taking seasonal employment or family duties.
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Northwest
Seattle
United States
Lew Strait
Elmira
Tealey Raymond
Tealey
Tenley
South
Joe Wally
Red Wing
Minn
Joe
The
Benedicts
Wally
P N A Drops Four Clubs at Annual Northwest Meeting
The Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Association announced a firm stand against professionalism at its Seattle meeting. Four clubs were dropped: Ballard Athletic, Brooklyn A C Portland Astoria A C and the 104th Regiment Athletic Association. New entrants include Commercial A C Vancouver St James A C Vancouver Wash and Hunter A C Portland. Officers elected were Col William M Sogns president R S Vancouver vice president and T Morris Bunn secretary treasurer. Seattle Athletic club schedule released with key dates across Victoria Seattle Portland Spokane and James Bay A C. The Coast meet is set for Portland November 13-14 and the P N A championship in Vancouver May 14.
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Northwest
Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Association
Seattle
Ballard Athletic Club
Brooklyn A. C
Portland
Astoria A. C
Astoria
James A. C
Vancouver
Wash
Hunter A. C
Col. Wm. M. Sogns
R. S. Vancouver
T. Morris Bunn
Seattle Athletic Club
James Bay A. C
Victoria
Vancouver A. C
Multnomah A. C
Spokane A. C
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Northwestern league directors hold session in Seattle
A special Northwestern league board meeting was held at the Seattle hotel to discuss general business and to appoint a three member committee to confer with Coast league directors about allowing a Portland club next season. The Coast league banned Northwestern from Portland. The committee includes President Jones, Dugdale, McGinnity and F C Farr. The annual meeting is scheduled for December 21. Bob Brown of Vancouver was awarded 50 dollars to buy a pennant. The league season is described as the most prosperous in its history.
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Northwestern League
Seattle Hotel
Coast League
Portland
Northwestern
Jones
Dugdale
McGinnity
F. C. Farr
Bob Brown
Vancouver
Seattle Beavers Lose Final Northwestern League Game 8-2
Seattle finished third in the Northwestern league after a 8-2 loss to Vancouver Beavers in the final Sunday game. A large crowd said farewell to the team as Beattie and other players produced key hits, with Kililiay and McMurdo among the standout performers for Seattle.
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Seattle
Beavers
Tealeykums
Franklin Eyes Interscholastic Gridiron Title Contenders
Franklin high shows strong form after a 62 to 9 victory over Bremerton. Milwaukee plans a monster parade of ten thousand fans to celebrate Pennant victory in the American Association and accepts a post season challenge from Denver of the Western league.
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Milwaukee
Denver
Pennan
Alumni Walloped by Ballard Eleven 27 to 0
The Ballard regulars defeated the alumni team 27 to 0 on Saturday in the school annual game. The win marked the regulars first in the annual series.
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Ballard High
Dr Macy Offers Male and Female Health Treatments in Seattle
A historic advertisement from a Seattle specialist touts a broad practice claiming to cure chronic eye ear nose throat and nervous diseases among others. It promotes a combination treatment for vitality and mentions the large men’s practice with low prices and a call to consult today.
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Heattle
Conat
Former Open Champion Oulmet Slumps After Brookline Defeat
Francia Oulmet, freshly crowned Open Champion of America, loses his first match since the title to H. B. Worthington of Philadelphia in an 18 hole at Brookline Massachusetts. Worthington wins 1 up with Oulmet’s weak punting and erratic drives noted. Possible swift return on local links ahead before Vortola championships in San Francisco.
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Francia Oulmet
Oulmet
H. 8
Worthington
Philadelphia
Brookline
Massa
San Francisco
Random Shots From a Brief Sporty Column
The piece notes a vacation ending and Seattle players returning to winter grind. It mentions the Tilka illustration about why they did not win the pennant in a game with the Beavers and includes light humor about the season ahead.
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Tilka
The
Beavers
Dobie Worried By Weak Line After Practice Scrimmage
Gilmour Dobie praised a 26 to 0 victory over Everett high school but criticized his line and backfield. He plans to tighten defense ahead of next week’s Bremerton game in town as concerns over the right side persist following Saturday practice in hot dusty conditions.
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Iverett High School
Gilmour Dobie
Bremerton
Dobie
Everett
Four Double Plays Highlight Sunday Baseball
Four double plays were turned Sunday with four hands in the route on McMurdo and Kippert in the third inning. Raymond started the ball to Nill then to Jackson and Cadman completing the sequence.
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Beattie
AB. R. H. PO
Fackeon
Raymond
Deaten
James
Bon
Killitay
Cadman
Reardon
Behneider
Ceoce Ste
Vancouver
Apr
Ceure Brinker
E Hiester
Kililiay
Jackson
Frisk
Koanick
McMurdo
Brinker Mtolen
Bare Kippert
Del
Clark
Bane
Well
Hearden
Rune
Dell
Behnelder
Deil
Casey
Kippert
Nill
Mood and Nerve Tonic claims strong sale and relief
Satisfied dealers report positive results from Blood and Nerve Tonic with patients returning for more boxes. The ad asserts relief from constipation and associated ailments while recommending Gase det and other products from German Pharmacal Co. and local Seattle drugstores for a run down system.
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Auc Ocean
Escale B&b
Quaker Drug Co
First Ave
Giles Drug Co
Jackson
Seattle
Plan to Build Brick Speedway in Seattle Nearing Site Pick
Promoters led by Harry W. Doherty move toward selecting a site for a two mile brick speedway in Seattle. Options on several parcels are reported as interest grows to host top drivers and attract nationwide attention.
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Seattle
Harry W. Doherty
Doherty
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Broadway Triumph Over West Seattle In Close Seattle Clash
Broadway defeated West Seattle 7 to 2 in a high school football game played Saturday at Dug's old park. The win keeps Broadway in the running for the 1912 Seattle gridiron laurels.
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Seattle
Broadway
West Seattle
Dug
Old Park
Tacoma Victoria finish season with league record win
Tacoma defeated Victoria 2 to 1 in 44 minutes to close the Northwestern league season, while Spokane split a doubleheader with Portland, losing 10 to 2 then winning 6 to 1. Batteries credited to Girot Kelley Narveson Hrotten Callahan Martinon Williams Coveleskie Altman McCorry Coltrin Guigni.
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Tacoma
Victoria
Twcome
Girot and
Kelley
Narveson and
Hrotten
Spokane
Portland
Ccccescseves
Risarere Batteries
Callahan
Martinon
Williams
Coveleskie
Douglas
Altman
Local rivalry heats up in rough prep game
In a heated neighborhood clash Hob Brown's old guard overpowers Harry Meek's slated lineup as tensions rise and fans expect a tight finish.
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Hob Brown
Harry Meek
Alletar Squad
Seattle Ball Players Keep Books All Winter
The piece notes Seattle baseball players maintaining personal batting averages through winter and summer seasons. It references pennant hopes, Brewers versus Saints in the AA, and mentions Charley Swain heading to Sacramento, Coach Brooke remarks on damp fields, and an ironic jab about boxing, wrestling, and football.
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Seattle
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Barker) Cadman
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