Rival for Kauff Slant Star Ross Young
Ex to Press Benny Herd York April ls Ross Young of San Antonio and regular right fielder for the New York club has voiced the hope he will lead the club in hitting. In 1917 he piled up a .360 average and last year swatted in 67 games. He is among the youngest stars in the National League outfields and is expected to be a key figure for the Giants.
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Ross Young
Benny Herd
York
Eile Pride
San Antonio
New York
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Free Gandid Suspect In East St Bank Hold Up
District Attorney Lewis announced a detective traced suspect Tyler to Seligman on December 13, 1918, the day of the hold up. He registered his wife at a hotel there under the name W S McGann and faces arraignment amid prior charges.
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Ion
Dstrict
Lewis
Tyler
Seligman
W. S. McGann
Cotton Market Steadies as Weather Impacts Trade
New York April 16 The cotton market shows subdued activity as weather east of the Mississippi dampens sentiment. Commission houses refrain from buying while new style contracts hold steady to six points higher, with overall prices near last night’s close. In Copenhagen a strike threat looms as metal workers consider action with eighteen other unions.
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New York
Mississippi
Denmark
Copenhagen
Belfast Steamer Crash Injures Passengers at Sea
A Belfast steamship struck stone riprap causing a 30 foot section of its wooden superstructure to rip away. Passengers were ferried to Bus Garda Bay then by rail. C C Reed of New York was slightly hurt. Four others sustained minor injuries. The vessel was beached to avert sinking amid a gale. Delaware also diverted.
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C. C.reed
New York
Belfast
Busgarda Bay
Delaware
Boston
Allies in Accord Says Lloyd-George
The British premier asserted allies in accord on Russia and Bolshevism. He argued Britain should assist if Bolshevism attacks the Allies, defend intervention as a path to bolshevism, and noted Russia’s barrier role with Rumania. He warned against overreliance on bolshevik actors tied to Central Powers.
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Lloyd-George
Europe
Rumania
Russia
Great Britain
Tovsk
the Minster
Germany
Horse intoxication arrest mars Yorkville wedding revels
In Yorkville Ohio on April 16 four men were arrested for getting a horse drunk at a wedding celebration. The newlyweds rode the animal up the steps of two saloons before the horse, described as much soured, was led to the stable to sleep off the jag.
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Yorkville
Ohio
Hotel Keepers Fight With Burglar At Oxford Hotel
Alan Sullivan, owner of the Hotel Oxford, was shot several times by an intruder who escaped. Sullivan, severely wounded, threw the burglar to the floor before the assailant fired repeatedly. Mrs Sullivan witnessed the struggle and provided a description. Neighbors found the family distressed as police and reserves moved to summon an ambulance.
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Alan
Wwee
Oxford Tn
Sullivan
Your Ante In Dayton Grocery Raid Sparks Poker Bust
Police swept a Dayton area grocery on April 16 and, hearing poker banter from soap boxes and cheese crates, disrupted a game. Six men were arrested as officers moved in.
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Dayton
Ohio
Fire in the Nooks Cromwell and local notices
The woods in the Nooks at Cromwell burned all day, causing damage. The Columbians of New York, forty daughters of veterans, will parade in Middletown by steamer with Post members and a band. A Y M C A baseball nine was organized last night. George Conckling, once a Universalist pastor and editor, was in the city yesterday. City Surveyor Augur framed plans for the new High school at Court and Pearl. Miss Sadie Daniel married Elbert W. Burr at her home. Mr and Mrs H H Sherman celebrated their daughter's seventh birthday at South Main Street. Oscar Kjostram was buried after being killed from a fall at Bible Rock.
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Cromwell
N. Y
Daughters of Veterans
Middletown
Post
D. T. Haines
E. A. Ely
George Conckling
Universalist
Brewer
L. E. Everett
Univeralist
George Mitchell
Zoar
Court and
Pearl Streets
Sadie
Daniel
Elbert W. Burr
H. H. Sherman
South Main Street
Oscar Kjostram
Bible Rock
Paderewski Retires From Public Life Amid State Duties
The report notes Paderewski has scaled back daily piano practice as Poland faces many cares of state. Observers debate whether he remains a pianist or a nation builder while Rabinof comments on his limited finger flexibility after two years of strain. Clearing House figures show Subtreasury debits at $1,051,583 with large exchanges and balances.
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Rabinof
Paderewski
Poland
Sage and Sulphur Compound hair darkening claim
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick remedy to turn gray or faded hair dark and lustrous. It promises dramatic improvement in appearance within days, urging readers to buy at any store to look youthful.
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Wyeth
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Stueck’s Bakery
Main St
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H. Seiferman
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Middletown, Conn
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