Baseball Amateurs Refuse Peace Overtures at NA meeting
Indianapolis February 1 The National Amateur Baseball Association opens its fourth annual meeting here with President Ralston Goss reporting the delegates prefer to continue the dispute with the National Baseball Federation. Delegates from Indiana Louisville Detroit Chicago Pittsburgh St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Lincoln and Cleveland are set to attend with Columbus Ohio and Kansas City Missouri expected to apply for membership.
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A. P
Indianapolis
Ind
National Amateur Baseball Association
National Baseball Federation
Ralston Goss
Goss
Indiana
Louisville
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Lincoln
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Kansas City
Cuban Officials Uncover Plot Against Government
Havana reports that Aurelio Hevia secretary of the interior informed civil and military authorities at dawn of a plot against the government. One or more army officers have been arrested in connection with the alleged conspiracy.
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Havana
Aurelio Hevia
Interior
U S to Investigate White Paper Trust
The Department of Justice announced a federal judge in New York will probe possible criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade linked to the newsprint paper situation. Bainbridge Colby and Mark Hymn will serve as special assistants to the attorney general.
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Citizen A. P
Washington
Department of Justice
New York
Bainbridge
Olby
Mark Hymm
Curley Arranges Willard Fulton Title Bout at Garden
Jack Curley confirms a ten round Willard versus Fulton match set for March 26 at Madison Square Garden. The bout depends on Fulton defeating Chanley Weinert in their upcoming fight next Monday night.
Willard Denies Fulton Bout for March 26
Chicago February 10 Jess Willard said news of a ten round match with Fred Fulton in New York on March 26 was new to him He understood a possible match but had not been informed it was certain Tom Jones Willard’s manager repeated that Willard would not meet Fulton or any other fighter in New York on March 26.
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Chicago
Jess Willard
Fred Fulton
New York
Willard
Tom Jones
Wilard
Fulton
Ford Peace Bureau closes as Britain and U S clash
Telegraph briefs report the Ford Peace Bureau ceases operations due to diplomatic strains between the United States and Britain. The British torpedo boat sunk by a mine is described with limited detail amid broader wartime dispatches.
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Ford Peace Bureau
Ford
Hess Ford
United States
Public schools in Illinois hold week of singing with Lowden
Fe i Per Ber reank O Lowden today at the week of February 1923 as a week for the singing wn national songs in the public and private schools of Illinois.
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Preisgfifld
Per Berreank O. Lowden
Thinois
Denver Crash Kills Mrs Sager and Injures Nine
A Denver collision late yesterday killed Mrs. Julia Sager and injured nine others, with Mrs. Wall in critical condition and likely to die. In the same crash, John A. Sager, son of the deceased, drove one of the cars along with other injured passengers.
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Denver
Julia Sager
J. Wall
Vr Dager
John A. Sagahe
W. HH
YMCA Announces Wide Range of Physical Exercise Classes
Physical Director Parker of the Y M C A announces exercise programs for all ages. Schedule includes business men Mondays Wednesdays Fridays at 15 p m and senior, employed and intermediate classes on varied days. Swimming sessions listed. several age groups hold sessions across the week.
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Parker
Economy run by Mitchell car shows high mileage
Mr. Bostick drove a Mitchell Six Seven Passenger 1429 miles per refill during a week test with Mr. Corbett and Mr. Lannis. The trip averaged 45 to 55 mph with nine gallons used for 164 miles, highlighting the car key advantage of light weight and 100 percent overstrength steel stampings and forgings in construction.
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Bostick
Mitchell
Nogales
Nles
Wm. Corett
S. E. Lannis
Lannis
Southern Arizona Motor
Mitchell Ite
Mills Still Acts as De Facto Chief
The article describes Mills as de facto police chief with elected status creating friction with mayor Parker and the police board. It notes Mills and Keeft Mills interplay, the presence of day and night captains, and his vow to enforce law despite suspicions of suspension.
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Mills
Anthony O Dome
Red Cross Initiates Emergency Hospital Supplies for Tucson
At a Friday executive committee meeting the Red Cross decides to ship an emergency chest of hospital supplies for Tucson. Mrs. F W Fenner offers use of the Women's club for Red Cross work and Miss Hermes coordinates donations and washing of linens to support the effort.
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The
Red Cross
Tucson
Wises Hermes
F. W. Fenner
Germans Use Loot From Romania For War Effort
Overseas News Agency says Germany is moving enormous amounts of captured Romanian supplies to the homeland. More than 406 steamships and 2700 tugs carry corn wood leather and other raw materials across railcar-sized freight loads. The British steamer Lullington of 2816 tons was sunk with her crew landed yesterday.
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Citizen A. P
Berlin
Sayville
Rumania
Germany
Overseas News Agency
Danube
Luellington
London
Llouds
Lullington
Severe Cold Quickly Cured
A Missouri man writes that after a December 11 attack of the grip he bought two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and was restored in a few days. He praises the medicine as one of the best and says he will use it again for future colds.
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C. J. Metcalf
Weatherby
Princeton Plans Mandatory Military Training for Students
Fragmentary OCR shows Princeton University considering compulsory military training for students. The report notes nationwide debate and mention of a Washington dispatch last night.
New York Antiwar Rally Aids From National Speakers
Felon J. Bryan was slated as a principal speaker for an antiwar demonstration in New York City organized by the Emergency Peace federation. Delegates were reported from Boston Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh Cleveland and Omaha as the city committee received a 190 donation from Dr. Bryan to help cover expenses.
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New York
Felon J. Bryan
Prince Ca
Emergency Peace Federation
Boston
Falo
Bryan
Connecticut mayors back interstate military census plan
16 At a conference in Hartford Governor Marcus H. Holeatmb proposed a campaign with mayors from nineteen Connecticut counties to conduct an interstate military census of every male over 16.
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Bartford
West and East split at U S National Lawn Tennis Meet
The United States National Lawn Tennis meeting in New York ended with a near split between the East and West. The West backed an amateur rule allowing pros limited involvement with tennis goods ads, while the East resisted. The doubles title went to the Boston club by a 172 to 8 vote amid other minor rule changes.
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West
East
U.S
Citizen A
New York
United States
Wear
Alleghanies
Atlantic States
Spall
Colonel Brown Returns to Duty at University
Colonel Brown resumes responsibilities at the University of Signa after a brief illness and several operations in Washington. He is reported to be recovering well and plans to rejoin the university military program, facing prior criticism with renewed support from students and faculty.
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Sorvant Leroy Breen
Wehisey
He University
Signa
Arizona
Fettalon Carty
Washington
Fecacsee
Abernee
Meir Reaper
Doubles Championship Awarded in Philadelphia Tennis Row
Wet the Wot th's Rational sin ivs and the Philadelphia Cricket Club won the doubles title. The Severin deg 1 YT hts clu from New YYork and Mindanat club faced off in a clay court event.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
Severin
New Yyork
Otc Lawn Teonia Aveciation
Mindanat
Hooklel Club
Baneacity
Nyal Remedies Center in Tucson Headquarters
The notice notes Tucson serves as the central hub for all Nyal remedies. It highlights the distribution and branding focus within the region.
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This
Tucson
Fragmented OCR note on pier operations and student progress
The readable fragments describe authority discussion on diverting work at a pier and related student involvement. It mentions April elections and a person named Hiake signing as a grant recipient, but many details are unclear due to corruption.
Fragmented Local Notice With Missing Details
Partial OCR text shows a street address 335 South 2nd Avenue and mentions a cabinet and linen team. No clear event or action is identifiable from the readable fragments.
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