Major Leagues Open Season Across Cities Today
The Associated Press reports major league teams begin the season in eight cities weather permitting with opening games in two Eastern and two Western markets per league. Forecasts call for fair to colder conditions with high winds, yet fan enthusiasm remains high as advance ticket sales soar. Openers feature parades, flag raisings, and first-ball ceremonies led by officials. Early analysis groups Brooklyn, Chicago, Philadelphia strongest in the National League with New York and St Louis near last year’s form. Boston and Cincinnati weaker. The American League preview highlights Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Cleveland as solid contenders with St Louis noted in the National context.
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Appointment of New Chairman For National Baseball Commission
New York April 12 There will be a meeting this week to appoint a new chairman for the national baseball commission Ban Johnson president of the American league announced. He spoke with John Weyler president of the National league and they plan another talk within a day or two Weyler will attend the season opening game in New York and Johnson will attend the opening game in Philadelphia
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Unclear text fragment from Los Angeles publication
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Los Angeles April 18 and a list of names including Doatteries Thoms and Jussler. Details are illegible. preserves only scattered proper nouns and dates without a clear event or outcome.
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WIEL POSTPONED CONTESTS FOR THE WIGTEMAN CUP
Inability of European nations to send representative women tennis teams to align with the Wightman Cup delays the international competition. The plan mirrors the Davis Cup format, with the U S L T A announcing postponement until next year. The new trophy, donated by Mrs Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman, was to be contested in August.
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Twin Falls High School baseball schedule announced
Arrangements completed for the Twin Falls high school's baseball schedule as announced yesterday. The plan lists games from mid April through May including April 14 and 24 matches at Twin Falls and Boise. Open date on May 4 with a sequence of home and away games against Boise and Wend others.
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Agricultural class tours Carl Irwin ranch for stock judging
G Denman led a junior and senior stock judging class on an instruction hike to Carl Irwin’s ranch this Monday afternoon. Tyenman notes Falls High School has superior facilities for dairy cattle education and expects the program to rival large stock yards within two years. A French farm tractor is described as a double-ender with the driver shifting seats to reverse direction.
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Creel asks Palmer to open instant probe into Official Bulletin transfer
George Creel, ex head of the Committee on Public Information, demands Attorney General Palmer launch an immediate investigation into charges by the Joint Committee on Printing that the Official Bulletin was improperly transferred to Roger Babson. He contends Smoot knew there was no transfer and accuses him of framing Republican charges.
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Harts Defends Paris District Rule Before House Panel
Brigadier General Harts continued his defense of the Paris district administration before a House investigating committee noting that cruelty charges at military prisons may have been exaggerated by those seeking to exculpate themselves. He argued prisoners were never satisfied and truth was distorted.
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Howat Bitter Attack on Gen Allien in Kansas Speech
In Kans along with General Allien during a speech in Girard on April 12, Alexander M. Howat, president of the Kansas mine workers, attacked General Allien in a heated address to miners. He alleged mismanagement and urged unity among workers to demand better conditions and actions from authorities.
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Johnson proposes 80 percent excess profits tax for soldier bonus
Washington April 12 Representative Johnson Republican South Dakota introduced a bill to re enact an 80 percent tax on excess profits to fund a soldier bonus. The plan would tax profits for 1919 1920 and 1921 and also levy stock dividend privileges. Johnson estimated potential revenue of 1 billion dollars.
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French Premier Millerand Answers British Note on Occupied Cities
Premier Millerand replied to Britain's sixth note regarding French occupation conditions. He assured the British ambassador that evacuation of recently occupied cities would occur simultaneously with restoring the pre intervention state.
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Memorial asks U S to exclude Turks from Europe
Washington April 12 a memorial presented to President Wilson requests that the United States exclude the Turks from Europe and take a larger share of responsibility for the welfare of subject races of the former Ottoman empire, urging action toward relief and protection.
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Methodist Bishop Heads SS Committee Memorials to Lead Officials
Committees of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America were chaired by Bishop William F. McDowell of the Methodist Episcopal church. The panel presented similar memorials to Vice President Marshall and Speaker Gillett, urging action on church concerns.
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Dalrymple A V staff heads to Marquette for grand jury probe
Chicago April 12. Five members of Major A V Dalrymple prohibition commissioner's central states staff depart for Marquette Michigan to testify before the grand jury about Iron River prohibition squabble. Dalrymple to follow tomorrow. Wanted three experienced shoe and furnishing goods salesmen top wages apply to Mr Robinson 241 Main Ave East Tuesday.
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Widow Viscount Wolseley Dies in London
Dowager Viscountess Wolseley widow of the famed field marshal and former commander in chief of the British army died in London on April 12.
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