Brooklyn Faces Fine as Leagues Clash Over Newark Forfeit
The Associated Press reports a dispute over the Newark club forfeiture and a Brooklyn loan claim of 74 000 with a 9 000 settlement after a national commission ruling. Leaders discuss a revised minor league schedule and potential rule changes for the World Series in a joint meeting.
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Associated Press
Y York
International League
Opinmon
Brooklyn Nate
Newark
Natienal International Leagues Anderican Association
Charles Jr
Brooklyn
National Commission
Newib
Raids Reported by Deputies After Day's Actions
Riff Reported raids by deputies included names such as Fred Shaffer Royal and Charles Schriner with locations around St Louis St An streets and Commerce streets. Police conducted raids in Kelly and other nearby streets including Knox Franklin streets and Armstead street as reported by W H Holcombe Monday.
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Riff
Riff W. H. Holcombe
Fred Shaffer
Royal
St. Louis
St. An
Demand for a New Russian Ministry Demanded by Both Chambers
In Petrograd on December 12 Associated Press reports a united push by Duma and Imperial Council for a responsible ministry. The chambers seek not only new personnel but elimination of dark forces, amid patriotic protest against German influence and ongoing war concerns. The government awaits its next move as pleas for a responsible ministry spread.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
London
Duma
Imperial Council
Rodzianko
Markoff
Briand Completes New French Cabinet War Committee Debates
Premier Briand announces completion of a reconstructed cabinet to appear in the Journal Officiel and says a parliamentary statement will follow. Deputy Bonnefous proposes a national defense committee of thirty deputies and forty senators to oversee military diplomatic and economic wartime affairs with weekly meetings. The chamber and senate would meet monthly for routine business and to ratify committee decisions.
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Beeu
Paris
Briand
Officiel
Chamber of Deputies
Georggs Bonnefous
National Defense
Senate
Chamber
U S Manufacturing Output Reaches 24 Billion in 1914
Census Bureau reports 1914 manufacturingProducts valued at over 24 billion dollars and 8 million employed. Upcoming year studies will cover water transport religious bodies and marriage and divorce. New inquiry will examine city cartage costs as a factor in living costs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Michigan Coach Yost Faces Rebuilding Next Year
All that Coach Yost of Michigan will have to do next year is to develop a new football team. Johnny Maulbetsch, the Wolverines of 1916, is through.
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Yost
Michigan
Johnny Maulbetsch
Wolverines
Y M C A Plans New Year Road Race for Boys
The Y M C A will stage a mile and a half road race for boys aged 14 to 16 on New Year’s morning. The course runs from the Y M C A three quarters of a mile to Government street and back. Entry blanks are available and prizes donated by Goldstein's Frank Stoll's and Walk-Over Shoe Store will be awarded to top finishers.
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Government Street
E. W. Conway
Goldstein's
Frank Stoll's
Walk-Over
Blanche Ring Cancelled at Lyric Theater This Saturday
Lyric Theater manager M A McDermott announced Blanche Ring and her Broadway and Buttermilk production, set for Saturday December 16, have been canceled. The company was summoned back to New York on short notice and will proceed west after a stay in the metropolis. The Cherniavskys headline December 18 with the Smart Set booked for Friday matinee and evening performances.
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M. A. McDermott
Lyric Theater
Blanche Ring
Broadway
Buttermilk
New York
Metropolis
Cherniavskys
Georgia's 1917 Football Schedule Announced
Athens, Ga December 12 The 1917 Georgia football schedule announced includes Citadel Clemson Florida and North Carolina games in Athens. Auburn undecided venue on Nov 3 and Virginia in Athens on Nov 10 with Georgia Tech at Atlanta and Alabama in Birmingham on Thanksgiving Day.
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Associated Press
Athens
University of Georgia
Citadel
Clemson
Florida
North Carolina
Auburn
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Alabama
Birmingham
Chamberlain's Tablets Offer Relief for Digestive Disorders
Chamberlain's Tablets target stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. Advertisers claim long suffering patients found permanent relief and complete cures by following directions on each bottle.
Kidney trouble warning from overindulgence in food
An ad warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods and excess eating. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia remedy to flush and stimulate kidneys and relieve bladder issues, back pain, and nocturnal urination problems.
Berlin replies to American note on Belgian deportations
Germany’s reply argues Belgium’s pre deportation conditions required work for Belgians idleness hurt morale. It says deported workers are well treated in Germany and offers access for American diplomats to camps. It condemns Allied actions in East Prussia Alsace and Siberia as violations of humanity.
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Berlin
London
Germany
Belgium
United States
East Prussia
Alsace
Siberia
Germany Offers Jobs To Workless In Belgium War Note
The note says the German government believes the United States is misinformed about measures taken and that unemployment has risen to 1 250 000 producing an unbearable situation. It argues workless in Belgium cannot be employed in Germany and claims most arrivals are content with high wages and greater personal freedoms, with loafers forced to work.
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United States
Germany
Belgium
German note defends Belgian relief measures under Hague law
The statement claims measures align with international law and Hague Article 43, arguing Belgium must provide work opportunities for the unemployed. It says transport lists included some noncatchers, misrepresentations by German enemies’ press caused U.S. misperception, and German relief efforts would be harmed if Belgian relief work suffered.
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Belgium
Germany
Bissing
United States
Belgian Relief Commission
Dutchmen Protest Deportations At Amsterdam Mass Meeting
A large Social-Democratic Labor party gathering in Amsterdam condemned German methods in Belgium and urged protests from international socialists. Magistrate Kliegen led the speech, and Belgian delegate Camille Huysmans received a warm welcome.
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Associated Press
London
Social-Democratic Labor Party
Amsterdam
Reuter
Kliegen
Belgium
Camille Huysmans
Colored Progressive League to Celebrate in Mobile
The National Progressive League, a society of colored youths near fifty members, plans a major Mobile program featuring Benjamin Baker, founder, with speeches, orations, solos, and music by local talent. The event at State Street A M E Zion Church is set for December 24 at 3 p.m.
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National Progressive League
South
Mississippi
Mobile
Benjamin Baker
State Street
A. M. E. Zion Church
City to ask to cut license for Gulf Coast Produce Exchange
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce ways and means committee plans to urge city commissioners to reduce the license for the Gulf Coast Produce Exchange. Manager Evan B. Davis outlined how the exchange moves city products and returns funds to Mobile businesses. The committee will pursue the matter at the next member meeting and the group looks to continued cooperation into 1917.
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Evan B. Davis
Gulf Coast
Chamber of Commerce
Gulf Coast Produce Exchange
Ways and
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Exchange
Mobile
J. D Andrews
Ways and Means
Andrews
Millikin Players Seek Prayer Action From Big League Pitchers
Millikin University football players, credited with victory through prayer, plan to send their prayers to major league pitchers. The gesture follows local faith-led success and aims to create cross level support for the team.
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Millikin University
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Y.M.C. A
Georgia
Chamberlain
Tufts
Harvard
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Yale
Brown
Mobile Electric Co
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