Baseball Moguls Draft Changes in World Series Rules
New York January 16 joint session of the American and National leagues discussed major changes to world series rules and the MLB draft. Proposals include sharing players pools among top four clubs and requiring clubs to return 65 percent of gate receipts to the league treasury. Minor leagues seek one player from each class AA club annually with a $7 560 price and a new governing board with major and minor league parity. Officials set a 6 pm Friday deadline for responses.
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National Commission
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Influenza Epidemic Sparks Phoenix Session Debate
The Tucson Citizen reports an influenza outbreak in Phoenix is mild with a low death toll but politicians urge caution as the capital hosts the legislative session. Senator Beulman reviews constitutional limits on moving sessions and the Pima county delegation backs Tucson as the site only if needed.
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Cortinuine
Canital City
State funds under fire as governor seeks audit
Phoenix reports reveal a grim public fund condition with a $5 555 000 overdraft since statehood. Governor Campbell pushes for a complete audit of 41 funds and a challenge to the state institutions commission as decentralization gains support to curb expenses and shift accountability.
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Arizona
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Arizona Lawmakers Begin Busy Session Amid Bills
Lawmakers convene with committees named as Governor’s message prompts action. Arizona senators propose land negotiation with Mexico for Lower California and Sonora north of 31 2 degrees, while a wage bill and teacher salaries are debated. House committees split and staffing includes Kimball Hedrick and Gibson. War on the white plague seeks a $10 000 appropriation for public health programs.
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Rocky Mountain club to host western troops in New York
The Rocky Mountain club of New York becomes official reception board for western troops returning from overseas. The club will offer a homecoming, city tours, and safe transport to western homes. Governors Stewart and Carey urge Congress and state funding for soldiers’ and sailors’ care during their New York stay. An invitation goes to Governor Compres of Arizona.
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New York
Rocky Mountain Club of
Samuel V. Stewart
Montana
Congress
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Wyoming
Thos. E. Compres
Arizona
Hotel Bowman Nogales Opens as Clean Stopover
The Hotel Bowman in Nogales is described as new and clean and serves as a convenient stopping place for travelers.
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Nogales
Adler i ka touted as bowel remedy by Mrs. Wagner
Mrs Anna Wagner of Statesbury Missouri endorses Adler i ka claiming it cured her constipation and bowel troubles. The advertisement claims instant relief from gas and stomach distress and says the product empties both bowels and purges the alimentary canal. It lists buckthorn cascara glycerine and nine other drugs and notes years of sales by Martin Drug Co Adv.
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Adler-i-ka
Anna Wagner
Statesbury
Adler Ika
Martin Drug Co
Advy
Get Thin Stay Thin Safe Weight Loss Method Ad
A guaranteed weight reduction method promises safety and pleasure. It claims slenderness, better health and happiness with Oil of Kerein from druggists. Follow directions and you may eat sweets with no starvation or strenuous exercise. The ad asserts a brighter life with clearer mind and buoyant step.
Gavel Presented To Campbell At End Of Session
In Phoenix on January 16, a joint legislative session applauded Governor Campbell. Senator Johns presented him a gavel carved from an old door sill of a cabin near Prescott. The gesture honored Campbell as a Yavapai native admired by eight local Democrats despite past party shifts.
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Tragic Flu Pneumonia Claims Sister Matilda Smith
Sister Matilda Smith of St. Joseph's academy died of influenza pneumonia at 9 16 Thursday morning at age 32. Native of Alabama she had been in town for five years. Her funeral is set for 9 o'clock Friday from the academy to the cathedral with interment in Holy Hope cemetery. Also in Washington the senate adopted a resolution to take no action on disloyalty charges against Senator La Follette due to his Sept 20 1917 speech at St Paul Minnesota.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Alabama
Holy Hope Cemetery
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Washington
Senate
Elections Committee
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Wisconsin
League
St. Paul
Minn
For Rent and Gould Cottages Near University To Sell
Rental notices advertise a modern five room house with sleeping porches near the University and two furnished rooms with bath. A real estate offer promotes Gould Cottages on East 4th Street and Pine and Maple streets east of campus at low figures. Five cottages of four rooms with sleeping porch and smaller three room models priced from 1200 to 1650 with water supply and up to date plumbing and telephones. These sizable lots and Redwood construction promise lasting value and buyers urged to act quickly.
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Death of Edward K. Warren headlined in Chicago
Edward K. Warren president of the International Sunday School Union died in Evanston Illinois. Born in 1847 in Ludlow Vermont he built a fortune manufacturing whale bone substitutes and owned ranches in Texas New Mexico and Mexico.
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Chicago
Edward K. Warren
International Sunday School Union
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Three Oaks
Mich
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Ludlow
Vermont
Texas
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Mexico
Suffragists Cable Wilson from Paris Urging Suffrage Action
National Woman's Party sent a cable from Paris to President Wilson urging immediate federal woman suffrage amendment action. The message calls on administration leaders to convene a caucus of the Democratic party for suffrage, amid coverage of suffragist arrests.
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New York
Wilson
Paris
National Woman's Party
Canadian Troops Reach Vladivostok in Safety
Ottawa reports the troop ship Protesilasus has arrived safely at Vladivostok after earlier distress warnings. The militia department announced the safe arrival today.
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Ottawa
Militia Department
Protesilasus
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