Pittsburg Club Grapples With League Policy and Duty
Spor ting news outlines Pittsburg baseball club policy as it braces for a potential American League raid. Barney Dreyfuss signals firm stance while Garvin and Reedman weigh moves. March deadlines loom for players to report or face release as the league contemplates roster and structural changes.
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MCGOVEEN Hous planned has 9 past te
Jim Kennedy heads a local effort as plans for a housing project advance past a preliminary stage. Community leaders, including PAT Lines, discuss funding and site details while residents seek clarity on fees and timelines.
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Bobby Dods Says He Did Not See as Memphis Representative
In a brief statement the boxer Bobby Dods, known as The Colored Boxer, says he did not witness events in Memphis as a representative or observer. He claimed he was not present and offered no further details.
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Hares Star Outsider Under Cover Boren Muss Obs
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Auction Notice or Speech
An OCR damaged passage mentions a date in 196Ky and plans to put it out to bid. It references a token event with names and places but lacks clear specifics or complete sentences. The text hints at a town or venue auction or decision affecting a local project or property.
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Trotters at Auction Post Sale Prices Rise at Porting
Crowds gathered for a Porting sale with out of town buyers bidding vigorously. More horses sold than before including Angie a ten year old sister of Coline fetching 1,072 dollars. The day featured high prices and a strong showing of fast performers such as Mize Williams and Allan G with Crapatooter and Debyni also highlighted.
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Tanforan Races Bookies Fare Well Four Favorites Lost
Ban Pranciaco reports Tanforan races where four favorites were upset by longshots. Mounce challenged a ban on a moving bequest, plans to travel to New York to pursue a license amid jockey and betting turmoil.
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Power Chosen President of New American Baseball Association
Indianapolis, Ind, Pow er of Pittabure elected president of the New American Baseball Association after a wire vote. The interim head resigned earlier, and the new leader accepted the post, pledging to keep affairs in excellent shape and to move swiftly on association matters in Pittabure.
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Jack Jefries Breaks From Track Crowd In New York Race
A disjointed account describes Jack Jefries at the New York track arguing about a horse race. Breckignite criticizes Harris as the crowd notes a runner preparing to quit and a ducat worth a dollar surfaces amid banter. Lawn Tennis Association holds a meeting with Dwight of gekad outlining rule changes for serving behind the baseline.
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Boxing Carnival Dominates Belle City Opera House Crowds
Four knockouts headline the Belle City Boxing Carnival managed by Paddy Carroll in Chicago. Mowatt stops Fre in the third round. Hob Lane defeats Curley. McFadden heads to Frisco with updates on George McPadden and plans for McGovern arrival. Charlie Mitchell and Australian welterweight exchanges noted as pending bouts.
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Alarm over British metal industry decline and hereward reaction
An official report from Washington cites alarming weakness in Britain’s metal trades due to lack of skilled engineers and competition from American iron and steel. It blames reduced prices, German imports, and slow adoption of machinery, urging investment in technical education and modernization to avert industrial crisis.
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Kansas Flour Sparks Trade Talk As Dutch, American Buyers Converse
Kansas City reports importer A. Jacobs voices optimism over American flour demand. He notes Holland imposes no tariff on American goods and expects rising contracts between the two nations. Dutch merchants show interest in Kansas markets before departure from stock yards and packing houses.
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Wichita Couple to Celebrate Sixty Fourth Anniversary
A Wichita couple Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green will celebrate the sixty fourth anniversary of their marriage in Wichita Kas February Five generations will sit at the table youngest one a year and a few months old Day Mr Green is 26 years old and his wife is 85 Representatives of four generations are white belted Mr Green voted for Bryan last November and insists he will live to see him president
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Monument for Lewellingraises funds in Wichita
The Lewelling monument fund begun among Lewelling’s friends in Wichita Kansas has raised about $500 and aims for $600 more to complete the grave monument. Contributors include generous donors who may double their subscriptions, with progress described as steady and promising.
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Brown and allies seek farm area aid in Seventh district
Major Wile y. Brown, former chairman of the state board of charities, and Annie Weln ichent, exkipen of the live stole ssitilaty comruitten, visit Wichita for a verde of homiexack ers from eastern states. They secured a vast area of cheap Init in the Seventh district for German farmers. Brown, now retired from the newspaper Soares, will devote his time to his ranch and internate ite tor. He pledges to aid former political friends if needed.
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A Girl Farmer From the Valley
A girl farmer named Hope in February details farm labor in Ghiario Canaan and 579 See eatin 1 arise. Her father suffered a stroke, and she notes hardships from a weaving career, machines she cannot handle, and reliance on McCormick Binder for harvests. The family sells 75 to 156 dollars of apples yearly on about seventy acres.
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Salina to host one of state's largest milling centers
Mt 1m acres ds in cultivation and growth of a new mill near Salina will make it one of the largest milling centers in the state, raising daily capacity to about 2.00 barrels. The mill starts operations around April 1, while demolition and construction on the new church proceed.
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Brief Telegraph News Roundup From Around the World
Chicago reports deny rumors of a failed packing company bailout involving Armour Swift and Nelson Morris. A suspected anarchist in Avellino is arrested with papers linking to a plot against the Duke of Cornwall. An eight story building in Chicago burns at Harrison and Canal. The Duke of Cornwall walks in London. further bulletins on his condition will follow. Destructive dust storms hit Melbourne as fear grows over funeral arrangements in London. A Virginia legislature member questions property claims amid estate disputes. Philippine province Benguet governor returns from circuit. elections continue. Queen Wilhelmina plans a tour of European courts after her honeymoon. Mrs Frederick Hawech See and her mother die by suicide in Sante Barbara.
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