Marked Contrast in Baseball Scandal Reflections
A columnist praises baseballs handling of corruption revelations led by Landis Cobb Speaker and accusers. The piece contrasts sports integrity with political graft and suggests a public need for square dealing, proposing a political monitor like Landis. It laments commercialism and notes Cobb’s alleged seven year old game throwing.
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Landis
Cobb
Speaker
America
Ware
Smith
Fall
Doheny
Sinelare
Daugherty
Ty Cobb
New York City to rise a 110 story tower nearly a quarter mile high
A proposed 110 story structure in New York City would surpass the Woolworth Building in height, housing 30 000 office workers and altering city life. The piece reflects on engineering feats, land value effects, crowd management, and potential impediments to such a skyscraper.
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New York City
Woolworth
Elyria
Eiffel Tower
Ancestries and Anniversaries in a 1900s era record
A Chronicle of birthdays, deaths, and notable events from 1901 to 1924 includes Sir Richard Arkwright born in Prest England, Joseph Smith founder of Mormonism, Gen Sherman in Benton Barracks, and a 1902 Georgia governor's death. Also notes a 1920s anti smuggling treaty and a Christmas gift campaign for Romanian orphans.
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Richard Arkwright
Prest England
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Sharon
Carthage
William T. Sherman
Benton Barracks
Indiana Supreme Court
Jennie Cunningham Crofr
Jennie Jans
Sorotsis
New York
England
Janes Stoddard Boynton
Georgia
Griffin
Henty County
Mediterranean
Mene
College of Cardingis
United States
Mexico
Eugene Hernaldl
Rader
Centenary birth notices for regional figures and figures
Today marks the birth centenary of Georges E. Cele a former governor of Washington Territory and railroad builder in the Pacific Northwest. Edwin T Meredith secretary of agriculture under Wilson turns fifty today. Greetings also to Connie Mack.
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Henry P. Walcott
Harvard Anniversity
Salem
Mass
Connie Mack
Cornelius McGillicudy
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
East Brooxield
Edwin T. Meredith
Georges E. Cele
Washington Territory
Pacific Northwest
Wilson
Foreign Butter Arrivals Spark Concern in U S Dairy Circles
New Zealand and Danish butter shipments reach New York as 4 000 to 5 000 boxes arrive and a further 1 070 boxes are expected. Domestic butter prices remain strong with a two cent rise in the first half of the month, but traders fear price trends may shift due to import competition and the price gap with London.
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New York
Denk
New Zealand
London
Itas
Washington, D
Copenhagen
Farm Exports and Seasonal Pricing in South America
The article notes that during fluord season a large quantity of eyes is shipped to South America. It explains that exports peak in the country’s season of highest prices and compete with storage products in Argentina. The principle is expected to apply to other food products in coming years.
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South America
Cxports &Gxs
Argentina
My Interfering Parent Causes Family Rift
Patrick Ferris a 92 year old Iowa war veteran recently made a holiday trip to England and became entangled in his son's marriage prospects. He constantly took sides offered advice and criticism to sway outcomes. He admits causing strife yet plans to continue advocating for his child.
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Republic Syndicate, Inc
Patrick Ferris
Iowa
Eng
Vrooman Heads New Federal Farm Loan Borrowers Group
Carl Vrooman a former assistant secretary of agriculture under Wilson is selected president of the National Association of Federal Farm Loan Borrowers. He has written widely on social and agricultural issues and has strong ties to trade and reform movements. Christian Endeavor in China grows to 2,535 societies with about 100,000 members in forty years.
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DATS
Carl Vrooman
National Association of Federal Farm Loan Borrowers
Wilson
Missouriag
Washburo College
Harvard University
Otferd University
Exzland
Europe
United States
Vrooman
China
Foochow
Kansas Senator With Long Hair Draws Attention
A historical snippet notes intense consumer pushback and a prominent Kansas senator described with long hair and a notable mustache, signaling public discourse on rights and persistence in a political moment.
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Kansas
United States
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