Gold Bearing Alaska Tale of Endless Mining Wealth
A Northern expert asserts Alaska's placer mining could last thousands of years as virtually all of Alaska is gold bearing and improved transportation would unlock richer gravels comparable to California. The claim centers on vast untapped areas along a transcribed route from Ketchikan to No 2,000 miles inland, with scope far beyond current workings.
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Alaska
Falcom Joslin
Mr. Joslin
California
Alawka
Ketchikan
Democrats Face Vote In Sixth New Jersey District
The Sixth New Jersey district heads to tomorrow's election with Representative Martin, a Democrat, seen as vulnerable after a narrow November win. Opposing him are Republican Steven W. McClare and Prohibitionist Pratt.
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Sti
Witenn
Tom Alling
Ateven W. McClare
Ste Bailey
Progr Pratt
Climbing Up In The Race Declared Forfeited Players
A race shows a team rising while forfeited players are ruled not eligible to participate. The situation affects standings as organizers confirm disqualifications and eligibility rules impact the contest outcome.
Two Games In City Sunday Afternoon
Two league games were played Sunday in the city amid warm weather and large crowds. The Cooper and K P clubs faced protests over missing Moose players, while the Maccabees rallied with key hits and strong fielding. The Ko of P opened with two tallies, the second game featured a record breaking three thirty and a tight pitching duel. Moore, Whittington, and Jacobs led the Cooper team with solid hitting and defense, while Crichtfield and Campbell supplied early offense for the Maccabees.
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Cooper and
Moone
Rovilliard
Mekiroy
Maccabeey
Wien
Maove
Fats
Harris
Davia
Rhinehart
Mawabeen
Ditignewix
McCalin
Hanno Chivas
Ceifeleld
Campbell
Criehfield
Tel
van Voorhis
Crrichtetd
Gud
Pelton
Gregory
Cochran
Moore
Ujan
Madioy
Hikglie
Whittington
Jeti
Dion
Hooper
Jacobs
Moose
C. M
Theasora
Lemetter
A. Toa
Mino Suckers and Stadium Struggles In Evening Field
A messy game summary traces Sacrifice hits and double plays with Harris and Rhinehart on the mound. Errors, wild pitches, and stolen bases pepper the narrative as the Maccabees and others field a chaotic play scene at Hiawatha park while the Eagles suffer a 10 to 0 defeat to Korn's Hatters of Columbus.
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Mio Sai
Kenall
Harris
Davis
Rhinehart
Murphy
Gold
Kensil
Coe
Wollet
Moore
Maccabees
C. Davis
Daugnesux
Wollot
McManis
Foote
Parnell
Martinghs
Davie
Honek
Jacobs
Halle Ai Hotel
Coopers
K. of P
Critchield
Whittington
Miller
Porter
Popejoy
Sapp
Aron
Eagles
Korn
Columbus
Hiawatha Park
Moose ‘Wo Amen
Riverside Park
Bowden
Kaglea
Columbus Bate
Rague Horn
Rufus
Hatters
Medeumary
Sammy Shur
Jones
Vou Voorkin
Bovis
Norplek
Weed L Pipes
Gerwick
Hadley
Pisted
van Voorhis
Clayton
Pitchen
Masoni
Loudy
Servick
Haven Y
Uridge
Etolen
Gilply
Stockdale
Poptama
Bonds
Selwar
Vmpire—Sweet
Community reunions and county events announced in July 1919
Local notices detail upcoming gatherings across communities including Mt. Joy and Sherman Helveman Park in Mansfeld with picnics on August 28, 1919, and August 16, 1919. Also listed are church picnics near Plyesville, a Meolah Christian Assembly school event, and various lodge meetings with plans for entertainment and meals.
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Reese
Sherman-Helveman Park
Mansfeld
Meolah Qhrietan Embly School
Butler Township
Hilcott Grove
Plyesville
Erhoole
Fron Amity
Mt. Vernon Homestead
Wattay
Athin Meeiing
Lodge
Olnayton
Tanily
Union Grove
Poak
the Humane Society
Mississippi militia encampment opens in Biloxi with governors to attend
The annual Mississippi National Guard encampment opens in Biloxi with Adjutant General Ridge in charge. Governors Hall of Louisiana and O'Neil of Alabama are expected tomorrow. A safety feature allows bug prevention cutters as part of government at Workington.
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Biloxi
Generalridge
Governors Hall
Louisiana
O'Neil
Alabama
Workington
Country church decline discussed at Agricultural college
Rural pastors educators and others gather at the Agricultural college in Manhattan to address the future of country churches. Officials note over 1,000 Kenyan country churches abandoned due to waning interest, blaming the automobile for pulling farmers to town worship with larger organs and choirs.
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Manhattan
Kes
Mate Agricultural College
Middle Western
Leather Men in Session in Philadelphia Convention
Philadelphia July 21. The National Leather and Shoe Finders Association opened its annual convention in the city with broad attendance from the trade. A banquet at the Bellevue-Stratford Thursday night will feature noted speakers. The underwood tariff measure and its likely impact on leather trade is the main discussion topic.
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Philadelphia
Natonal Leather and Shoe Finders’ Association
Thia City
Bellevue-Stratford
Western Amateur Golf Title Opens in Homewood Links
The fifteenth annual Western Golf Association amateur championship begins at Homewood Country Club in Floexmoor. Competitors face medal and match play with eliminations expected through the week as Wit Wales leads the field in early rounds amid strong entry turnout.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Floexmoor
Wit Wales
Abernini
Wertern Association
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Qe County Union
Tinrk Weilnnor
Hidy Sa San
Thorn
Tow Hine
Quindiro Lodge
Mississippi
Omaha
Neb
TO Save Country Church
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Austin
Tevie
Teen
Sealots
Colquitt Han
United States
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Arnold
Arnold Store
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Newark, Ohio
First National Bank
H. H. Greer
W. Alsdorf
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