Diplomatic Moves Clouded by Siege Aftermath in China
The text notes lingering effects from the siege on a key figure and doubts about his return to China. It mentions possible replacement, and references Indiana lawmakers Brick, Hemenway, and Landis attending a judiciary dinner and a diplomatic affair at the White House. Mrs. Harry B. Smith and Miss Smith from Indianapolis joined Capitol visitors with Miss Eibel as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
Brick
Representative Hemenway
Indiana Co
Landis
Harry B. Smith
Miss Smith
Indianapolis
South
Capitol
Miss Stone to Be Free From Captivity After Months
London reports a telegram from Constantinople says Miss Ellen M Stone, held by brigands since September 3, is to be released within hours. Separately Berlin notes Germany's wealth leader is Krupp with annual income between 2 and 21 million marks, followed by a coal-master believed to be Von Thiele-Winckler. many incomes exceed 1 million marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eilen M. Stone
Constantinople
Berlin
Germany
Herr Krupp
Herr von Thiele-Winckler
Waldeck-Rousseau to speak at St Etienne opening ministerial campaign
Paris Jan 10 premier Waldeck-Rousseau will deliver an important speech at St Etienne next Sunday. He will define the government policy and lead the ministerial electoral campaign with about a hundred senators and deputies present. Nationalists and non ministerial Socialists urge restraint to avoid demonstrations. Dublin Jan meeting of the Irish parliamentary party re elected Redmont as chairman with resolutions condemning Wyndham and outlining a strong Parliament session plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
St. Etienne
Dublin
Irish Parliamentary Party
John E. Redmont
Ireland
Wyndham
Jeek
Paris Reports Revenue Decline for Last Quarter
Paris reports a revenue drop for the last three months, 8,271,384 francs below estimates and 20,105,000 francs lower than the same period a year earlier. The annual deficit rises to 111,000,000 francs, blamed on wine imports, exceptional crops, liquor duty changes, and a sugar bounty, which alone accounts for 42,000 francs of the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lord Francis Hope Foot Amputated in Recent Injury
Cable dispatch reports Lord Francis Hope had a foot amputated on Wednesday following injuries from a fall weeks earlier. His condition is described as improving and stable despite the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Francis Hope
Ing
New Consolidated National Bank Planned in York
In York a new bank named Consolidated National Bank is planned with capital of $1,000,000. Promoters are officers of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange.
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York, Jan
Consolidated National Bank
Orpaces
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
Fair Weather Forecast for Saturday and Sunday
Weather forecast from Washington on January 10 predicts a fair weekend for most areas. Ohio sees a fair Saturday with possible snow in the northeast, Sunday fair with brisk lake winds. Indiana and Winds area expect a fall Saturday and fair Sunday with brisk northwesterly winds. Temperature ranges show a maximum near high single digits to low teens with a low around ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
North Prechiy
Movements of steamers on January routes
Cherbourg vessel Kronprinz Wilhelm arrives from New York via Plymouth to Bremen and goes on to Glasgow. Victoria arrives at New York from an unspecified port. Sardinian sails to Boston. Moville reports Furnessia arriving from New York bound for Glasgow on January 16. Bellepool arrives from Philadelphia. Genoa reports Hohenzollern arriving from New York on January 10.
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Cherbourg
Jen
Kronpring Wilhelm
New York
Plymouth
Bremen
Glasgow
Victoria
Sardinian
Boston
Moville
Furnessia
Bellepeool
Philadelphia
Genoa
Hohengolfern
Cleveland Bank Fails as Everett-Moore Loans Fail
The Euclid Avenue Trust and Savings Company assigned to Attorney Frank H Ginn with a 32000 bond. Directors state depositors safe and bank solvent but withdrawals caused embarrassment. The assignee will continue the license under court orders as unsecured creditors seek eighteen month extensions. In Chicago the P H Rice Malting Company was placed in the Equitable Trust Company receivership with liabilities around 100000 and assets about 375000 due to losses from major customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Euclid-avenue
H. C. Brainerd
C. H. Stewart
Euclid Avenue
Detroit & Toledo
Everett-Moore
Ginn
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Chicago
P. H. Rice Malting Company
Cragin
Here
Equitable Trust Company
P. H. Rice
Colonial Brewing Company
New York
Kentucky
Orr schedules show large liabilities for Troy paper maker
New York January 10. The schedules of Alexander M Orr a paper manufacturer of Troy N Y filed in the Supreme Court show liabilities of 91600 nominal assets 191339 actual assets 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander M. Orr
Troy
Supreme Court
Col William Lewis Washington Dies in Philadelphia
Col William Lewis Washington, a descendant of the George Washington family, died at his Philadelphia home. Born in Nashville, Tennessee, he will be buried there. He served as a soldier in the Confederate army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Lewis Washington
George Washington
Nashville
Tenn
Local Railway Line Announces 4 Percent Bond Issue
The Herald reports plans to issue bonds at 4 percent for twelve years to reimburse capital, fund extensions and purchases, and expand equipment. The issue will retire at about 2.1 million dollars annually and may be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terest
Herald To-Morrow
Judge Leffler Ends Bid Against Cromer for Congress
A private Muncie dispatch reports Judge Jodge Leffler will not seek the congressional nomination in the Eighth district. Leffler, once a vocal Cromer rival, announced after yesterday’s primaries that he will not become a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Leffler
Cromer
Mangled body found in Seattle district
An unidentified man was found dead in a Seattle residence area. The evidence suggests he killed himself by placing dynamite in his mouth, lighting the fuse, and lying down. A 15 inch deep hole marked the spot where his head rested, with no trace of the head remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Lost will found changing Lathrisk succession tale
Edinburgh report: a will from 1899 found sewn inside a dress alters prospects for the Lathrisk estates worth over a million pounds. Lieut Maitland Mackgill Crichton, heir to the entailed heritage, may be affected if movable assets shift. Dundee solicitors liaise with the Lathrisk factor as parties consult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edinburgh
George Johnstone
Mackgill Crichton
Sudan
Johnstone
Messrs
Maitland Mackgill Crichton
Lord Low
Court of Sessions
Crichton
Great Force for Good in Manila Teacher Deployment
The Salt Lake Tribune notes two hundred more American teachers sail to Manila to meet demand and relieve shortages in the United States. Last year’s thousand teachers were warmly welcomed by Filipinos and their instruction eagerly sought, with expectations of long term opportunities for American educators. The effort aims to foster order, progress, peaceful industry, and loyalty by exposing island youth to ideas of a free, self respecting people and undermining old rule notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
Manila
Philippines
United States
Islands
Yonkers Methodist writer John Longking dead at 96
John Longking died at his Yonkers home aged ninety six. He served fifty years with the Methodist Book Concern and authored many books on Methodism whose writings are used as textbooks in Bible classes and seminaries of the denomination.
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New York
Jan
John Longking
Yonkers
Methodist Book Concern
Death of J. M. French veteran circus owner in Detroit
Detroit reports the death of J. M. French age seventy one a famed circus figure once among the wealthiest horse owners in the United States. He was known as the original forty camel band wagon man. Davenport meanwhile records the death of Dr. R. W. Hitt professor of anatomy at the State University who died today of heart disease.
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Detroit
J. M. French
United States
Davenport, Ia
R. W. Hitt
The
State University
Kaiser's Yacht Christenings Stir Venezuelan Tensions
The German Emperor invites the President's daughter to christen his new yacht, a move seen as diplomacy amid jingoistic pressure over Venezuela. The Monroe Doctrine is cited as a cover against demagogic claims, reflecting ongoing U S concerns about intervention and upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Venezuela
McKinley Day Proclaimed Amid Nationwide Sympathy
Cleveland reports strong support from governors for January second as a national McKinley day of offering to the memorial fund. Youngstown steel workers respond to the subscription drive, with total gifts expected to exceed 1,000 dollars and possibly reach 1,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKinley
McKinley National Memorial Association
Nash
Judge Day
Youngstown
Ohio
United States Steel
National Committee
Hart Defends Reforms Against Threat of Overthrow
Boston Journal comments on Mayor Hart asserting financial reforms will endure. He cites a tax rate sufficient for city needs and opposition’s use of bonds to cover current expenses as political tools during the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal
Hart
Wanted An Issue for the Democratic Party
A notice from the New York Commercial Advertiser seeks a good working issue warranted to wash. Reward offered for returning the issue by leaving it on the Democratic party doorstep. Scouts search the city yet report only false scents and occasional yelps of delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Buffalo Times Condemns Treason Verdict Timing
The Buffalo Times urges delays in convicting nine American soldiers of treason until they can present their side. It notes signatures gained under threats and duress may be invalid and calls for a fair hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Times
Drowning Tragedy Near McKeesport Claims Two Siblings
In Osceola near McKeesport, Martin O Hara eighteen and his sister Mary fifteen died after sinking through the Youghiogheny ice while skating. Their eight year old brother James was rescued, and the mother endangered herself diving in. Neither bodies of Martin nor Mary were recovered.
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Pittsburg
Osceola
McKeesport
Martin O'Hara
Mary
Youghiogheny
James
O'Haras
Martin
Tragedy in Illinois ends with murder suicide
In Galesburg Illinois on January 10 Ed Cheney a former state penitentiary inmate fatally shot his wife and her sister Lettie Goshorn during a domestic quarrel then killed himself. The killings followed a domestic dispute as authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ed Cheney
State Penitentiary
Lettie Goshorn
Shot Her Sleeping Husband in Georgia
Elberton Georgia January 10 A coroner's jury ruled the death accidental homicide after Mrs Colson shot her sleeping husband Colson in their bed during a disturbance. She heard a noise and, fearing to wake him, took his pistol to investigate. the weapon discharged killing him instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Colson
Former Mayor Ireland Dies After Fall From Window
Former mayor Col Frank P. Ireland, ex-chairman of the Nebraska Democratic committee for three years and once a governor hopeful, fell from a second story window at his home in Nebraska City. He died this afternoon from injuries suffered in the early incident this morning.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Frank P. Ireland
State Democratic Committee
Seven Men Burned At Hall Steam Pump Works
Seven workers were burned by molten metal when a mold exploded during the casting of a large fly-wheel at Hall Steam Pump Works in Pittsburg. Four men were hospitalized, while three others walked away unaided, injuries not yet detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hall Steam Pump Works
Lexington Officer Ordered to Washington for Promotion Exam
Lieutenant Commander Lucien Youngs, guest of his brother in Lexington after relief from duty as captain of the port of Havana, received notice to report to Washington for examination for promotion to commander and departed for Washington this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lucien Youngs
Havana
Washington
Osborn Deignan Sane Again After Hospital Discharge
Vallejo California January 10 Osborn Deignan a participant in the Merrimac sinking at Santiago has been discharged from Ukiah Hospital for the insane and ordered to duty on the steamship Independence at the Island navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Cal
Osborn Deignan
Merrimac
Santiago
Ukiah Hospital For Insane
Independence
Ahe Island Navy Yard
Gift of 825000 to King Edward Sanatorium Fund
Edgar A. Speyer a Speyer Bros banker partners in London presents £5 000 to the fund of £220 000 set aside for a sanatorium for consumption under King Edward VII with Sir Ernest Cassel as the endorsing beneficiary and organizer of the project in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
London
Edgar A. Speyer
Speyer Bros
Ernest Cassel
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Issues Debentures
New York Jan 16 An issue by the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway of 0.4000 serial debentures appearing in the market. Details of offering and terms not fully disclosed in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Pearing
Revolt in Paraguay Forces President to Resign
In Ascuncion, Paraguay, President Aceval resigns amid a military revolt led by General Caballero and General Escobar. The Chamber of Deputies saw a fatal clash with Senor Facando killed and several officials wounded. The vice presidency under Hector Carvallo assumes power as unrest grips the capital.
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Buenos Ayres
Republic of
Paraguay
Ascuncion
Aceval
Caballero
General Escobar
J. A. Escurra
Senor Marro
Senor Fritas
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Facando
Hygenic Council
Miguel and Corbalan
Fernando Carreras
Congress of Paraguay
Senor
Hector Carvallo
Admiral Higginson to Lead North Atlantic Fleet Cruise to Venezuela
It is probable that Admiral Higginson with his flagship Kearsarge and several other ships of the North Atlantic squadron will soon move to Venezuelan waters and base at Laguayra. The mission includes a large marine complement to guard against riot if revolutionists prevail, with Higginson likely to command any joint landing operations.
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Washington
Jan
Admiral Higginson
Kearsarge
Venezuelan
Laguayra
Higginson
Venezuela
Castro
Nicaragua-U S reciprocity protocol lists duty free items
AP dispatch from Managua notes bale hay iron boats and iron for boats among American duty free imports under a reciprocity treaty with Nicaragua. Also mentions sugar to be admitted free into the United States. Labor scarcity in Nicaragua is cited as a reason sugar cannot be produced competitively against U S beet and cane sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Managua
United States
Nicaragua
Dr. Sanchez
Kasson
Washington
Chilean Commander Heads to England for Naval Post
Among the passengers who arrived on the Orizaba from Colon today was Commander L A Martinez of the Chilean navy. He goes to England to take command of two new cruisers and two torpedo destroyers completed there. Six hundred sailors depart Colon for Southampton aboard the Royal Mail steam packet.
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New York
Orizaba
Colon
L. A. Martinez
England
Southampton
Royal Mail
Senator Platt and the Boss System In American Politics
Kansas City Journal discusses Senator Thomas Platt of New York suing McClure's Magazine for libel. It argues public figures tolerate attacks, praises the boss system and Platt's political machine, and contrasts his stance with President McKinley's restraint and the broader culture of political criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Thomas ©. Platt
New York
McClure
W. A. White
America
Platt
Ints
McKinley
Senator Platt
Boss
United States
Odell
Roosevelt
Mr. White
Kansas
Thomas
Piatt
Libel and public figures in American journalism
The piece discusses the value of service, a Kansas perspective on truth, and a threatened libel suit. It questions the morality of attacking public figures with unproven charges and notes a growing habit of discrediting politicians without sufficient truth or justice. It references Senator Platt and McClure's magazine as context for the broader issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Kansas
McClure’s
McClure’s Magazine
Senator Platt
America
Lord Rosebery A Lonely Brilliant Leader Of Britain
London Daily Mail profile of Lord Rosebery notes his Derby win, empire roles, and status as a top aristocrat while detailing a profound personal solitude. It traces his life from courtship with Hannah Rothschild to marriage, loss of his wife, and lifelong seclusion at Mentmore Dalmeny and Villa Delahonte near Naples.
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London Daily Mail
Lord Rosebery
Council
Legion
Mentmore
Dardans
Dalmeny
Berkeley Square
Villa Delahonte
Naples
London
Lfe
Disraeli
Hannah Rothschild
Crewe
Durdans
Delahonte
England
Tts Hall
Uncle Sam a Pirate from New York Press
A Civil War era account recalls the Monadnock ironclad seized by private parties after government nonpayment and later moved to the Asiatic station. It notes Commander Cottman towing her for the Philippines campaign and questions how she will be recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secor
Monadnock
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Secors
Navy Department
San Francisco
Philippines
Cottman
Brutus
Croker Declares Belmont Regular Democratic Nominee Stand
Croker tells reporters that once the court declares Belmont the regular Democratic nominee for Congress in the Seventh district he will remain a Belmont man through the campaign and to the polls. He warns Tammany to respect Democratic regularity and vows to cling to it come rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Courant
Croker
Belmont
Congress
Tammany
Perry Belmonts
Stops the Cough and Works of the Cold
Laxative Prose Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no pay required. The advertisement lists price in cents and promises relief from cough and illness.
Open letter from Robison targets Spalding over baseball deals
Frank D H Robison president of the St Louis National League club issues an open letter in Cleveland criticizing A G Spalding. He accuses Spalding of backing player releases and collusion with Chicago to undermine the league and urges Spalding to retire while accusing him of pursuing a new contract with Spalding and Bros. The letter references old Chicago actions and the Players Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank DeHaas Robison
St. Louis
National League Baseball Club
A. G. Spalding
Eat G. Spalding
Albemarle Hotel
New
John T. Brush
Axe
Mr. Brush
St Louis
Chicago
National League
Clarkson and
Kelly
Boston
St. Louis Baseball Club
Players’ Protective Association
Brush
Ocean
Chicago Club
Adrian C. Anson
Chicago Baseball Company
Anson
Chicago Baseball
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Frank D'Haas Robison
Soden to Spalding Confirms Boston on Court Decision
A. G. Spalding publishes all correspondence with A. H. Soden regarding the National League election. Soden’s full reply urges a prompt court decision on Dec 15 and states readiness to support the elected officials or call a legal election if needed. Soden expresses doubts about the legality of the meeting and contemplates selling his interests in both New York and Boston clubs. He asks for confidentiality to avoid public quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. G. Spalding
A. H. Soden
Boston National League Baseball Club
National League
Boston Association
Boston
Spalding
Publi
Soden
J. B. Billings
Boston Club
H Peoserraly
Egal
License Refused and Bouts Highlight a Busy Sports Day
London reports Edward Corrigan denied a Newmarket train license while Boston’s Twin Sullivan won a decision over Patsy Sweeney in Manchester New Hampshire. James Stafford, a former New York player, slows with the Giants and will move to left field. Jimmy Burns of Spokane stopped Mexican Pete Everett in the thirteenth at Salt Lake. Yesterday’s race winners include Mynder Myx Bristol Pigeon Post Mr Phinizy O Hagan Goldfinder Colonial Girl Bord Burns Quadra Bryan Rose Hoerton. Referee stops Philadelphia Willlie Fitzgerald vs Marty McCue in Industrial Hall after fouls are claimed. Cresceus owner George B. Ketcham says the horse earned over 70000 in purses and exhibitions and will winter at his Toledo farm. Jin Austin of New York quits in the fourth round against Young Peter Jackson in Baltimore. Spanish pelota is planned for New York with a $400000 court project near Central Park. Tom Corcoran of Savannah knocks out Fred Douglas in the ninth at the Savannah Athletic Club. US Golf Association general meeting set for Feb 27 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Corrigan
Chicago
Newmarket Heath
Sullivan
Boston
Patsy Sweeney
Manchester
N. H
Sweeney
Im. Stafford
James Stafford
New York
Providence
Jimmy Burns
Spokane
Pete’” Everett
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Burns
New Orleans
Mynder
Myx
Bristol
Pigeon Post
Mr. Phinizy
O'Hagen
Oakland
Cal
Goldfinder
Colonial Girl
Bord Burns
Quadra
Bryan Rose
Hoerton
Willie Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Marty McCue
McCue
Fitzgerald
Cresceus
George B. Ketcham
Ketcham
Toledo
Jin” Austin
Tom Corcoran
Savannah
Fred Douglas
Brooklion
Douglas
Golf Association
D. K. Robertson
United States Golf Association
New York City
R. Bage Kerr
Ody
Hanive
Waylaid and killed near Caddo bridge in Oklahoma
Four deputy marshals departed Ardmore Oklahoma tonight after a telephoned report to United States Marshal Hammond stated that two women and a man had been waylaid and killed near Caddo bridge on the Springer road about six miles from Ardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
I. T. Jan
Springer
United States
Hammond
Caddo Bridge
Springer Road
Washingtons Win Six Straight In Capital City Bowling Night
Washingtons ran to six consecutive wins in the Indianapolis League last night, delivering a tough drubbing to the Poor Nationals. Marions claimed five wins while S. B. C. toppled a second division entry. Ko-We-Bas vs Capital Citys produced a tense set as Capital Citys narrowed the gap with four triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nationals
Marions
Capital Citys
I. B.C
B.C. Carter
Cooper
Armstrong
Bogard
Leppert
Brown
Aed
Kotteman
Bryson
G. Mannfe
Esa
Knox
Delure - Matloc
Ai Gresh
Quillim
Myers
Lea
Churelie
William
Ko-We-Bas
Capital
Washington Alleys
Ko-We-Baspital Citys
M. Levey
Burton Potter
Nares
Ay G. Mueller
Garetang
Smith
Bauer
Havelick
von Hake
Uz Kahlo Seeeee Kgs
Wechsler
Bieler
Kothe
Iis Wands
Uy Mueller
Vinson
Turners
Urean
Yorger
Iss
EB. L. Press
H. Jung
Marty Wallace i
L. Meter
Uy Dell P. Balem
Zimmer
North Sides
Turner Alleys
North
Zoe
Taylor
al Mt Aes A
Erdermeyer
Peacock Oom
Pollard
W. BR. Root
A. Anes
I” Walters
Willa
Zimmerman
Rox Wauses
I. B. Smith
Seid’stler
Hunter
Washingtons
Marion Alleys
Mueller
Givens Sielkin
Kirkhoff
Mt Brinkmeyer
Shellie
Old Bryant
Wiley
Sommerville
Ladd
Woodmen
Arcanum
Marion
City
Butler Basketball Tonight Before Illinois State Game
Butler College guards swap with forwards to sharpen offense as practice continues. The team, heated rivals with Shortridge, aims for a strong showing in the varsity opener at Bloomington next Wednesday against ISU, while M T H S and the Y M C A also schedule tonight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Murray
ISU
Bloomington
Indiana
Darby
Shortridge
Twolves
Umpire change in Indianapolis Basketball Association game
Physical Director West of the M G A requests relief from umpiring the Indianapolis Basketball games. Dr Nehrbas has been chosen by Soden to succeed him. The Crawfordsville Y M A five plays the M S A team in this city on January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Indianapolis
Nehrbas
Bin
Crawfordaville Y. M. A
Mane
M.S
Indianapolis Chapter League of American Sportsmen Meeting
A meeting of the Indianapolis Chapter League of American Sportsmen will be held this evening at the office of Joseph Bell Stevenson Building to arrange a national meeting of the L A S. 8. Officials invite nonmembers and interested persons in fish protection to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
League of American Sportsmen
Joseph
Bell
Stevenson
Asne
L. A
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