Baseball Peace Talks Set Between Leagues in Chicago
Associated Press reports leaders of organized baseball and a Federal league committee will meet in Chicago to decide if peace is possible. James A. Gilmore says a working agreement may emerge and the Federal league plans to be a major league next season. Representatives from the national commission and the American league will attend.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal League
James A. Gilmore
Gilmore
Herrmann
National Commission
B. B. Johnson
Commission
Detroit Alone Passes Up Trio of Star Hurlers
Detroit clubs pass on Eddie Plank, Chief Bender and Jack Coombs as the Athletics players head toward possible sales. Mack declines to reveal plans while Federals interest grows. The Federal League may influence outcomes depending on peace talks.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Eddie Plank
Chief Bender
Jack Coombs
Athletics
Tigers
Mack
Bender
Plank
Federals
Texas and Blockhouse Hunting Club
English Center
Williamsport
Coombs
Lassen Peak Erupts with Smoke and Ash at Chico
Lassen peak returned to eruption yesterday with columns of dark smoke rising and volcanic ash falling for miles around Chico California.
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Chico
Cal
Lassen Peak
Mobile Court of Appeals Decisions Snapshot
The Alabama Court of Appeals issued a batch of decisions from various circuits and cities. Several cases were affirmed while others were reversed and remanded, including actions involving the State, railways, banks, and utilities, with multiple districts like Dallas, Selma, Anniston, Montgomery, and Birmingham referenced.
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Court of Appeals
Montgomery
Ala
American Automobile Insurance Company
H. Watts
Dallas
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
T. A. Jones
Selma
Raymond Ratley
State
Dale
Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World
Bessie B. Jones
Houston
Shell Fletcher
Andalusia
Dow Fletcher
Andalusia City
City of
J. A. Burke
Birmingham City Court
Max Lefkovits Et al
W. E. Lester
Shelby County Court
Calvin Cobb
Jesse Hand
Anniston City
Anniston Electric and Gas Company
M. N. Anderson
Anniston City Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
R. L. Worley
Morgan Law and Equity Court
Pelham
P. J
T. E. Lovejoy
Evie. Emerson
Tuscaloosa
Central of Georgia Railway Company
P. A. Crane
Jefferson Circuit
Southern Railway Company
Newton J. Jarvis
Shelby
St. Clair Circuit Court
H. H. Horton
Jesse L. Howater
Franklin Circuit Court
C. H. Austin & Sons Et al
Connie Hunter
G. T. Wofford Oil Company
Wilson I. Burgin
W. J. Mitchell
Pearl Bland
Gadsden City Court
Alabama Fuel and Iron Company
Joe Benenante
Shelby Circuit Court
Langford-M'Mahon Bout Stopped In Sixth Round
Sam Langford of Boston defeated Tom McMahon of Newcastle after a county constable stopped the Vernon arena bout in the sixth round. Langford led with a knockdown in round six, McMahon rose at nine but finished strong before the stoppage. Later, Alabama court rulings list rehearings denied in multiple cases from various counties.
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Langford-M’mahon
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Sam Langford
Boston
Tom McMahon
Newcastle
Vernon Arena
Langford
McMahon
Court of Appeals of
Alabama
Per Curram
Jim Frazier
State
Sumter County
Will Cook
W. T. Boatwright
Scheuer, Wise & Co
Butler
Lookout Fuel Company
D. W. Phillips
DeKalb
It Always Does the Work Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
R. E. Roberts of Homer City Pa endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy saying it never fails to give the desired results after years of use. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
R. E. Roberts
Homer City
Malloy appeals electrocution law claiming extra spectators add punishment
Attorneys for Joe Malloy convicted of murder in Marlboro County South Carolina argue the switch from hanging to electrocution multiplies punishment by legal force of ex post facto. They contend the law permits two to fourteen more witnesses and violates Malloy’s right to due process and protection from increased punishment.
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Associated Washington
South Carolina
Joe Malloy
Supreme Court
Malloy
Prentiss Moore
Marlboro County
S. C
Barton Oaks Clash at Monroe Park Saturday
Barton Academy alumni meet Oakdale Athletic footballers at Monroe Park on Saturday at 8 15 pm. Both squads are training hard for the big suburban gridiron event.
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Barton Academy
Oakdale
Monroe Park
Man with Rheumatism Shares Remedies
A man afflicted with rheumatism explains his own remedies and experiences, offering practical tips and hope to others suffering the condition. The account emphasizes personal trial, patience, and careful self-care alongside medical advice.
Baseball Stars Sing Praises and Plans Amid War Talk
Claude Hendrix lauds Arthur Wilson as a premier catcher while praising Johnny Farrell as an aggressive second baseman. Ty Cobb hints at retirement in four years and rising salaries, and Charles Comiskey decries one sided contracts amid a baseball war. Bert Whaling denies contact with George Stovall about an offer to jump leagues.
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Arthur Wilson
Chifeds
Claude Hendrix
Tinker’s Club
Archer
Meyers
Gibson
Simon
Wilson
Johnny Evers
Johnny Farrell
Farrell
Charles Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
George Stovall
Los Angeles
Bert Whaling
Boston Braves
Whaling
Federals
Stovall
Braves
Southern League Draft Debacle: Only Three Plucked in 1914
The 1914 Southern league posted its poorest draft year with just Adams Howell and Perryman selected. Despite Mobile finishing second and ham as pennant winner, no Southern league players were drafted by the Federal League, and most hopes dimmed that any of the three will succeed in the majors.
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Adams
Howell
Perryman
Brush
Feds
Jack Adams
Mobile
Ham
Oldfield Leads In Road Race From Prescott To Needles
Barney Oldfield led the Los Angeles to Phoenix road race arriving in Prescott at 2 52 p.m. after a nine hour twenty minute run from Needles nine hours thirty two minutes for Olin Davis and nine hours thirty minutes for Nikrent. Marty Berghammer, ex Reds, criticizes Buck Herzog saying the manager avoids players off the field and in dining rooms.
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Oldfield
Associated Press
Prescott, Ariz
Barney Oldfield
Needles
Olin Davis
Nikrent
Marty Berghammer
Pittsburg Federals
Cincinnati Reds
Federal
Buck Herzog
Herzog
Tommyrot
Baseball convention set to settle policy and finances
Omaha dispatch reports delegates to the National Association convention reviewing park closures for the leagues, requests to end the year early without loss of standing, and a packed agenda. The National Board of Arbitration handles 268 cases including salaries, car fare and waiver fees, aiming to conclude soon.
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Omaha
Neb
National Board of Nation
Cline Defeats Cochran In Detroit Billiard Match
In Detroit on November 1 Harry Cline beat Walker Cochran 300 to 180 in a Billiard Players' league match. Cline posted an average of 18.75 with a high run of 80 while Cochran managed 11.14 and a high run of 57.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Harry Cline
Walker Cochran
Cling
Cochran
No man has luck loving enemies. friends cause more trouble
The remark suggests that harboring animosity toward enemies is hard while friendships can bring greater complications. it reflects a cynical view on social ties and loyalty.
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