Stallings A Man Of Many Sides And Ideas
O B Keeler portrays George Stallings as Braves leader and estate owner in Haddock Georgia. Stallings praises the American League, criticizes the Federal League, and recalls the 1914 Braves title run with emphasis on team spirit and late star players like Deal and Red Smith.
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Braves
George Stallings
George Stallis
Haddock
Kentucky
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Durbull
Ty Cobb
Feds
Mr. Stallings
Johnon
Federal League
Deal
Red Smith
Atlanta
Red
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George T. Stallings
Georgia
O. B. Keeler
Torso Identified in Brooklyn Missing Man Case
The frozen torso found near Coney Island is identified as Richard A. Dunham, a Brooklyn department store collector who had been missing two weeks. A laundry mark on his shirt connected to a local laundry aided investigators.
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Coney Island
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Merchant Hires Theatre To Show His Bargains
Madison Dated report says a local merchant hired the opera house for a week long display to demonstrate wares with demonstrators on stage inviting public viewing. The piece notes a theory of robbery motive in a disappearance involving a large sum of money.
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Madison
Opera House
Dunham
Lajoie Recall Highlights Early Baseball War and Mack
Nap Lajoie joins the Athletics signaling a historic return while old disputes mirror today’s league battles. The 1902 clash over Lajoie and other stars helped form the American League under Connie Mack and reshaped teams, cities, and pennant races.
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The
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Women Slayers Go Free Threat Resolved in Chicago Court
In Chicago a domestic relations court heard Harry A. Woods recount a wife’s claim about a list of women freed on murder charges. Myrtle Woods denied threats and an order required the husband, a broommaker at 8813 Indiana Ave, to pay $3 weekly to his wife at 3903 Michigan Ave.
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Harry A. Woods
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