Pitching star Uhle boosts Indians as spring camp opens
The Cleveland Indians push for a stronger showing with star pitcher George Uhle, after his rapid rise from an amateur team to a steady big league hurler. Manager Speaker and Owter Dunn seek more star power in Cleveland, signing local amateur talents Cy Kowalsky and Lefty Blehoun as possible assets.
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Ohio City
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George Cykowsky
Lefty Bkehoun
Cleveland
Moose Teart Again Trim Glevalanders
The All Star bowling team from Cleveland faced the Moose team at Gala alleys. They fielded two players, Fister and Huber, as Moose won by a comfortable margin.
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MOOSE
All-Stara
O' Leveland
Fister
Huber
Gorrad Schroeder Reaches Near Perfect In Teedie Bowling Score
The teediest bowling score of the season occurred on Ten ple alle as Conrad Schroeder toppled pins with two straight strikes before a trifling miss ruined a near perfect 299. An identical game to this was recorded at Gala alleys two years earlier by Roy Maddock. Friday results show Bellevue 32 Norwalk 28 over Lorain 22 Sandusky 11. This week Sandusky at Elyria Lorain at Fremont Norwalk at Willard Berea at Wellington Saturday Night game Cleveland Loyola at Amherst.
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Conrad Schroeder
Roy Maddock
Lorain
Sandusky
Elyria
Fremont
Norwalk
Willard
Lorain Undefeated Five In Little Big Teague
Lorain remains undefeated in a small league with a notable stretch as Bellevue, Norwalk and Sandushy show mixed results in recent games. The standings highlight Lorain leading at 2-0 with remaining matchups against nearby opponents.
Reception Inspiring Emma at Gable
Washington June 23 The Soviet Prussian government envoy Ludwig C A R Martens arrives in the United States with a public message to Biblegram recipient Goldman and Berkman. They crossed from Russia after leaving Petrograd at the Soviet border. They are housed at the Stains treat. expects to go to Moscow after two weeks.
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Ludwig C. A .R Martens
United States
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Esterday
Mirma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Russia
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Petrograd
Moscow
Local Poultry Fancier Wins Prizes at Two Giants Shows
Edward F. E. Minard of Ballymouth Rock breed took two fret prizes and two color and shape specials at the Madison Square Show in New York City last week. He also earned two first prizes at the Chicago Coliseum Show in December amid large classes and strong competition.
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Ballymouth Rock Poultry
New York City
Chicago
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Court
Two divorce cases were filed in court this morning. Vera Cowley sues Clarence Cowley, a North Eaton farmer, alleging extreme cruelty. John Halwick accuses his wife Elizabeth Harwick of adultery in Jugoslavia Hungary.
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Jugo Slavia
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Apache Terror Grips Paris Amid Fresh Alleyway Rampage
Paris reports a new wave of Apache terror with daily attacks on unescorted women. Youths aged eighteen to twenty, aided by girls, raided central districts after suburbs, with a nineteen year old leader directing raids from a cafe basement. Police broke into barricaded headquarters and recovered weapons and chloroform.
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Socialist Candidates Must Sign Resignation Tested at Trial
Albany, Jan. 28. Mayor George Lunn testifies that the Socialist Party demanded blank resignations from candidates for public office. He says in 1911 he was a party candidate for mayor and received a call from party leaders before election directing him to sign an undated resignation.
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Socialist Party
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Soci Elist
Influenza Cases Rise to 6859 in New York
New York on January 28 reports total influenza cases reaching six thousand eight hundred fifty nine, marking a rise of two hundred eighty above the worst day of the 1917 epidemic.
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Associated Prema
New York
Soldiers' View of Dempsey Upheld by Army Champs
Army welterweight champ and other soldiers explain why defending titles in World War I era boxing mattered beyond money. They describe Dempsey as a renowned strong figure whose example inspired fighters to persist and volunteer for service.
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Jack Dempsey
Oyliia
Qohony Army
First Aluminum Plant Planned in Orient
J. W. Rickey, chief hydraulic engineer, says American and Japanese capital will join to build an aluminum plant in Japan. Raw materials to be shipped from the United States via San Francisco. Described as the first attempt to manufacture aluminum in the Orient.
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Orient
Jugo-Slavs Balk on Adriatic Compromise
Jugo-Slav reply to the allied ultimatum on the Adriatic question arrives in Paris and rejects the Italian compromise. The response is read as indicating a possible new basis for settlement aligned with President Wilson’s proposal.
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Paris
Adriatic
Wilson
Hungary plots war in spring to gain power
The report portrays Budapest decimated by cold and hunger with 190000 barefoot children, a cit y in ruin, music once a solace now tainted. Magyar gentry are blamed for war plans, seeking to restore the monarchy by allying with Jugoslavs to attack Italy and trigger a broader Central European realignment.
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Alove
Jugoslave
Italy
Austria
Bohemia
Hungary
Germany
Mitteleurope
Indigestion From Stomach Acids Expert Advice
Medical authorities warn that about nine tenths of stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive juice. The irritated stomach lining delays digestion, causing sourness, burning, nausea, and pain. Avoid artificial digestives. use Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid and ease discomfort.
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Sailors Sail To Guantanamo On Summer Cruise In Cuba
In Lorain on January 23, Paul Slavin denies attempting to claim a large estate. Northern states face frigid winter as sailors enjoy balmy conditions in Cuba and Guantanamo Bay during a cruise. The notice also mentions a sale on men’s sweater coats and slip-overs by Robinson & Hancock Co.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Lorain
Paul Slavin
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