Keeper of a Restaurant Shoots a Union Picket
In Miami on Jam 26 an angry keeper of a restaurant shoots a union picket at the establishment. Police gather details as the investigation continues and no charges are announced yet.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
7
In Miami on Jam 26 an angry keeper of a restaurant shoots a union picket at the establishment. Police gather details as the investigation continues and no charges are announced yet.
Medical staff report the man remains in serious condition with possible complications. Doctors say Frask is not expected to live from hour to hour.
Presidents and officials of baseball organizations dispute claims about player staffing. The Baseball Players Fraternity and team owners differ on guarantees and contract signings for the opening date.
Berlin dispatch notes editorials see President Wilson as raising points hard for central powers to concede. The commentary also mocks the mood and humor in the situation, reflecting cautious reception abroad. The piece ends with a health note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective when used as directed.
Fragmented report describes dog trains advancing along a southern route from Winn pee St Feul toward a distant event. The lead teams press on after a brief rest, with contingents expected to reach the order today.
A report from the American Federation of Labor notes a study meeting on baseball held yesterday. The executive committee discussed plans and the event featured several speakers.
The meet saw several record efforts as competitors from Canada and the United States posted fast times. Notably George H. Soules of Canada and Debi Riches led in distance events while Ted Meredith of The Weekly Times set strong marks in the 660 yard dash.
Eleven dog teams and nine drivers faced tough trail conditions north of Winnipeg on the race start from Saint Paul route. Weather was clear and cold as teams aimed for a roughly ninety mile trek south of the city. Gabriel Campbell, a young Windsor athlete, led the field with help from a patrol keeping touch and replenishing supplies.
Morrie Ek and ten drivers started a Go¢ race from Win cee to St Peel on the river bank. The field crossed boundary at Pemtu ne Wtey Sel. Freday Albert Camupécell, winner of the Hodoe Nayserepetakes, led with brother Gabriel as the event neared Grand forks.
A garbled report from San Francisco outlines a plan by Southern Pacific to spare deer during winter migrations. It mentions engines and headlights, a city or state context, and a safety concern around railway treks, with references to a month and an incident where a deer escapes injury.
At the meet, Mabel Mathews set a new world record of 61.5 seconds in the women's low hurdles, surpassing the prior mark reportedly held by Mlle F. Bryan of Remington-Mercer. Lynette Vaeth placed second.
Australian champion Lee Trey McCoy is set to meet Darcy in a match at Madison Square Garden in New York on March 3. Pearcy will receive seven pounds, and the event is described as a major entertainment matchup in the city.
A faded excerpt presents a reflective scene with a male figure whose views are discussed by others. The dialogue touches on duty, work, and philosophical questions about life and society. Details are unclear, but the passage conveys a mood of contemplation and critique of ambition.
Margery Brotigers pays $5 at W Congress 4. 204-01-7 ne. Seren "fis" is featured as a performer in a local listing, noted for a better price class among available options at the specified venue.
The text discusses Emil Oberhoffer, noting his possible greatness in multiple arts if circumstances differed. It highlights his potential as an actor, singer, composer, and versatile instrumentalist, suggesting a broad array of talents beyond his conductor role.
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