Captain of Eitel Talks on the War
The German sea raider that sank an American merchant ship in the South Atlantic and sought refuge in an American port greeted US officers at a ceremony aboard the Pennsylvania. A Beacon New York woman pressed for peace, prompting the commander to note that after a long peace a new war would come. Admiral Beatty then intervened to rescue the German commander from further questioning.
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South Atlantic Ocean
Pennsylvania
M. F
Beacon
N. Y
Society of Friends
Germany
Admiral Beatty
Norfolk Navy Yard
Fulton Girls Defeat Clark County in Double Header
Fulton graded school's girls beat Clark County high school 10 to 8 and 8 to 6 on Grove Hill campus in a double header. Fulton boys split with Walker Springs, losing 9 to 6 on the road and winning 8 to 2 in the second game.
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Fulton
Ala
Fulton Graded School
Clark County High School
Grove Hill
Walker Springs
Catcher Larry Brown Joins Manager Schmidt in Mobile
The popular Mobile catcher Larry Brown arrived in Mobile Tuesday afternoon after a surprise season with clever work that helped spark Southern League play under manager Schmidt.
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Larry Brown
Mobile
Fang
Paulet Signs With Schwartz For 1915 Nashville Club
Eugene Paulet first baseman and Heine Berger pitcher, two of the club's longest holdouts, have signed 1915 contracts. Paulet arrived from Little Rock, Earl Renfer also reported, Floyd Kroh is the only Nashville pitcher not yet reporting.
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Nashville
Tenn
Eugene Paulet
Heine Berger
Paulet
Little Rock
Earl Renfer
Floyd Kroh
Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Promises Safe Calomel Alternative
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe herbal liver cleanser that cleans sluggish livers without calomel. It attacks calomel as dangerous mercury causing sickness and bone necrosis, claiming faster morning relief and no salivation, with a money back guarantee.
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Dodson
L. and N. Railroads Advertising Controversy
After two and a half years of open publicity about plans and service the L. and N. is accused of attempting to manufacture false public sentiment and venalize the press. Citizens once urged advertising to reveal resources and foster development, now question secrecy claims.
British seize Le Pinette and hold Neuve Chapelle gains
British war summary reports continued operations near Neuve Chapelle from March 10 to 14. The capture of Le Pinette, 300 yards gained, and 1,700 prisoners taken since March 10 include 30 officers. German losses estimated 17,000 to 18,000. Royal Flying Corps bombed rail junctions at Don and Douai, with a train blown up March 13.
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London
Neuve Chappelle
Neuve Chappelin
Armentieres
le Pinette
St. Wlei
Royal Flying Corps
Don
Doual
No Appeal From Kansas City Franchises Decision
Chicago March 17 There will be no appeal from Judge Baldwin's decision in the Kansas City club versus Federal League case James A Gilmore president of the league said Newark will retain a league franchise this season regardless of the outcome He added no comment on other eastern transfers
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Chicago
Baldwin
Kansas City
James A. Gilmore
Newark
Gilmore
Kilbane and Adams Ready for Six Round Showdown
Kilbane world featherweight champion and Kid Adams bantamweight titleholder declare readiness for their six round bout in Philadelphia. Kilbane weighs 122 pounds, possibly 120 at weigh in, after final training. Also on card Jimmy Clabby races Middle title claims against Young Ahearn while Charley White faces Sam Robideau.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Kilbane
Kid Adams
Fine Fettle
Kilbane
Williams
Jimmy Clabby
Young Ahearn
Charley White
Chicago
Sam Robideau
Giants Inoculated as Typhoid Precaution In New York Club
Nearly all members of the New York National club received typhoid serum inoculations as a precautionary measure in Marlin Texas. Pitcher Ritter, ill with typhoid, showed improvement today.
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Giants
Marlin
Tex
New York National Club
Ritter
Rittner
New York
Twenty One Entered In Venice 300 Mile Auto Race
Twenty one drivers entered the 300 mile race at Venice California today. The track is three miles in circumference and features several noted racers.
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Venice
Cal
Bowlers Lead at Detroit Tennis Open and Other Sports News
Detroit bowing tournament results show Maxine of Detroit tops five-man event with 2807. Chicago pairs Weinoldt and Mattes win doubles with 1233. Lellinger leads singles with 671. Albert Weber Molla Bjurstedt and Katherine Force advance in National Indoor Tennis. George Weaver discharged after tonsil operation. Rittner of New York NL ill with typhoid. team inoculated. Yale crew captain Thomasyne Denegre to resign due to weakness. re-elected captain. Huey sets 13 against Lean in three cushion billiards. Dillion defeats Smith in boxing. Dundee beats Callahan in Brooklyn bout. Jockey Club decides to continue racing with wartime curtailments.
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Peoria
Ill
Maxine
Detroit
B. Weinoldt
W. Mattes
Chicago
Lellinger
New York
Alberta Weber
Molla Bjurstedt
Katherine Force
New Haven
Conn
Thomasyne
Denegre
New Orleans
Yale University
Nickalls
Harvard
Exhibition games report from March 17 across multiple cities
Louisville defeated Philadelphia 1 0 in Lakeland with Thompson starring for the Athletics. Chicago Americans beat Venice Coast League 4 3 in Venice. Chicago Nationals topped Philadelphia Nationals 9 4 in Tampa. San Antonio Texans defeated Cleveland Americans 6 3 in San Antonio.
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Lakeland
Fla
Louisville American Association
Philadelphia Athletics
Thompson
Athletics
R.H. E
Louisville
Philadelphia
Zew
Taylor
Middleton
Crossin
Clemmons
Myers
Wyckoff
McAvoy
Schang
San Antonio,tex
San Antonio
Texas
Cleveland Americans
Spring Hill College to Host City League All Stars
A Wednesday afternoon game is arranged at Spring Hill College Diamond between the college senior team and an all-star squad led by Dug Neely dubbed the Irish Brigade in honor of St Patrick's Day. Neely’s team features fast City League players, seeking revenge after the college beat them weeks ago. Coach Lauzon has Ching, a left-hander, slated to start for the first rounds.
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Spring Hill College
Dug Neely
Neely
Lauzon
Ching
Baseball lineup shuffle shifts positions for Mackin era
Mackin moves behind the bat with Day going to third base O Dowd to center and Hastings to left. Center fielder Puder, a popular team member, recovers from an ankle injury suffered in a game several days ago.
Wholesale Candy Dealer and Furniture Stores Addresses
Henry R. mre 3 Candy Co. at 659 Dauphin Street. Evans yerattere Co. at 412 414 Dauphin Street. Home the Carr Co. State orks at 2745.
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Henry R. Mre 3 Candy Co
Dauphin Street
Evans Yerattere Co
the Carr Sr . Co
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EITEL
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PMN
L. & N.railroad
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Press of Alabama
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Sloan
Geo. Curtis
N. 15Th St
Sprivaheld
Hyde
Prairie Ave
Lovie
Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Bell
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Los Angeles
George Weaver
Shortston
William Huey
Jess Lean
Charles Is
Fred Hames
Charles Morin
Lloyd Verne
John Hahman
Alfred de Oro
Milwaukee
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Johnny Dundee
Frankie Callahan
Brooklyn
Dundee
Callahan
Jockey Club
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White Sox
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Alors Et le Torches
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Mitze
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Tincup
Rixey
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Vaughn
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Archer
Willard
Havana
Jess Willard
Jack Johnson
Key West
Turtles
Allison
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Iphis, Tenn
Chicago Nationals
Memphis
Ely
Soo
Howells Sorte
United 7. S Free Co
Dauphin Street, el
Mobile Ice Cream Co., Cor
Conception Ee Ees
Home
Horton
Wen
Troy Steam Laundry
St Street
Langan Hat Company
Dauphin St
Mobile Hoofing & Co Co
S. Water Street
Bell 2
Commercial Print Company
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Wood Ae Co
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Barilan
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