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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1916

Page

2

Where Our Gis Naval Officers Are Trained

A lieutenant's wife writes about life at Annapolis Academy describing Mrs Gabrielle Jackson as “Little Mother” to midshipmen. The piece reflects on naval traditions, training routines, and the social fabric around the academy, portraying pride in service and the effort to shape young officers for national duty.

Annapolis Academy Gabrielle Jackson United State Naval M. Kellon New York Gnanii Marpiand Erenne OY Panthe Ibiabiinen Department of Wethematics Goltewe Theodorte Ferters Adiotte Benson Wien Corral Mesmerwrerton Academy Andes Bentun Apelin

Sky Parlor at Annapolis Becomes Home for Midshipmen

Gabrielle Jackson runs Sky Parlor in Carvel Hall, welcoming midshipmen on liberty days and after drills. Her small room offers warmth, tea, and guidance, serving as a motherly haven for Plebes and first class men alike, despite limits on visits and the demands of naval life.

Eerome Jimmy Love Decise Ned Toodles St. Nicholax Gabrielle Jackson Carvel Hall Sky Partor Mitshipmen Sky Parlor

Knuckle Ball Artist Eddie Cicotte’s Early Struggles and Rise

Eddie Cicotte, famed White Sox pitcher nicknamed Knuckles, pursued a Detroit dream early in his career. He toiled in semipro leagues, saw trials with the Tigers, and honed his craft in the Western League before securing a major league path with the Red Sox and later a move to the White Sox in 1912. He built a strong minor league résumé, including a standout stint in Lincoln and Des Moines, which propelled him toward national prominence.

Detroit ‘Tigers Eddie Cicotte White Sox Kiddie Tigers Lincoln Bill Bryan Eddie Nebraska Red Sox Bostonians Comiskey Clan

Cheney Promises Curve Evolution For Brooklyn Pitchers

Larry Cheney, star Brooklyn pitcher, says he has added a four curve to his repertoire after a Pittsburgh trip. He recalls using a top notch curve against Rob Harmon with two outs and four runs in the fifth, Morton McCuarty making a great play to retire Harmon. He plans to test the pitch again.

Pittsburgh Larry Cheney Brooklyn Rob Harmon McCuarty

Mathewson Chooses Public Locker Over Private Room

Christy Mathewson has just signed to manage the Reds and visits the Cincinnati park clubhouse. He rejects the manager’s private dressing room, asking trainer Doc Hoskins to show him the main room. He insists on a locker with the players, stating he is a player too.

Manager Mathewson Cincinnati Christy Mathewson Reds Doc Hoskins Herzog Doc Matty

Hasbrook Shuts Out Cedar Rapids as Pitcher

Ziggey Hasbrook, star infielder for Muscatine Central association club, recently bought by the Chicago White Sox, pitched the second game of a double header and shut out Cedar Rapids 10 to 0. He allowed one hit and looked like a regular twirler on the mound.

Ziggey Hasbrook Muscatine Central Association Chicago White Sox Cedar Rapids Hasbrook

Church Conference Draws 8000 As Members Hear Leaders

Thousands attend the semi annual Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in Salt Lake City. President Joseph F. Smith delivers the keynote address. Speakers urge greater church activity, sacramental attendances, and the avoidance of Sunday amusements.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Salt Lake City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Tabernacle Joseph F. Smith Provident Smith Stake Lund Joseph Smith Charles W. Penrose Penrose Joseph P. Smith Apostle Smoot Apostle Clawson Anthony W. Ivins Joseph F. Smith, Jr James E. Talmage Apostle Ivins James EB. Talmage Francis M. Lyman Quorum of Apostles Anthon C. Lund Tabernacle Choir Evan Stephens Seymour B. Young B. H. Roberts C. W. Niber

John Ruskin Idea on Labor and Welfare

A quotation attributed to Joba Buakio argues that men drafted for deadly labor should instead be enlisted for life sustaining work, with leaders of the feeding labor held to the same standard of gentility as those in lethal roles.

John Ruskin Joba Buakio

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