Southern Idaho Baseball League meeting to discuss plans
A Thursday evening meeting at the chamber of commerce will explore the formation of a Southern Idaho Baseball League. Secretary W. S. Wight announced the invitation after a letter from C. S. Moss, league secretary treasurer, requested it.
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Southern Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Q Sretary
S. Wight
Tiate Chamber of Commerce
C. S. Moss
The
Jeague
Filer
Twin Falls
Pocatello
World’s Motorcycle Records Set at Daytona Beach
Certified records were established by L. E B. Parkhurst on Daytona Beach for one, two, five mile and one kilometer events. The mile in 34.89 seconds at 101.1 mph reclaimed the record from Australia, with two miles in 3:12.65, five miles in 3:02.732, and one kilometer in 21.64 seconds.
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Associated Press
Daytona
Fla
L. E B. Parkhurst
Australia
Parkhurst
Bickel Wins Narrowly In Washington Field Baseball
An 18 to 17 comeback win by Bickel over Washington on the Washington field after a tight affair. Strong hitting in the late innings sealed the rally as Bickel overturned a Washington lead.
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Washington
Bickel
Frazee and Ward Ordered Into Court Over Red Sox Stock
Boston Feb 16 The superior court issued a temporary injunction restraining President H W Frazee and associate Hugh J Ward from disposing of any stock in the Boston American base ball club drawing dividends. The action is on petition by Joseph J Launin former owner of the Red Sox who says Winzee and Ward failed to pay a 262000 note due November 1 1919 in connection with their purchase.
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Associated Press
Boston
Superior Court
H.W. Frazee
Boston American Baseball Club
Hugh J. Ward
Joseph J. Launin
Red Sox
Winzee
Ward
Great Western Circuit Races Dates Set In Multiple Cities
Dates and purses for the nine city Great Western circuit races were announced in Chicago. Total purses amount to 132000 with Milwaukee leader Richard White elected president and W F Smellinger secretary treasurer. Races span August to September across ladhorpe Sedalia Davenport Kankakee Springfield Des Moines Milwaukee St Paul Omaha. Each association must add 7000 or more to qualify for membership. The American Trotting association congress will meet in Chicago tomorrow.
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Chicago
Richard White
Milwaukee
W. FF. Smellinger
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Paul
Omahe
American Trotting Association of Congress
Plan of Finance Chinese Extensively
Washington reports bankers from the United States Great Britain France and Japan are prepared for a loan of about 20 million dollars to China as a temporary advance to meet urgent government needs. Thomas W. Lamont travels from New York to China to represent American bankers while Britain and France delay their portions until conditions at home are set.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Peking
China
Thomas W. Lamont
New York
Compulsory Arbitration Proposed for Railway Labor Disputes
Carl I. Gray president of the Union Pacific railro ad supported compulsory arbitration of railway labor disputes in a Denver speech. He spoke at a dinner in his honor hosted by the Denver Civic and Commercial association, urging government action to return railroads to their owners.
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Denver
Colo
Carl I. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Wadsworth Jr. arraigned by safes in Chicago
The League of Women Voters condemned Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr of New York for misrepresenting his state and party in opposing suffrage. It praised New York women and urged a single standard of morals, venereal disease control, and stronger laws to protect minors and the mentally defective, plus mental exams for children and women on boards of public institutions.
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Chicago
The
League of Women Voters
James’ W. Wadsworth Jr
New York
United States Senate
Wadsworth
League
Social Hygiene Committee
Valerie Pureker
Hardford
Conn
Suffrage Exhibit Linked to 1848 Seneca Falls Meeting
A fragment mentions a committee report on food supply and demand endorsing Kenyon Kendrick- Anderson bill to control packers, with Swift and Company’s L W Wells, Mrs Helen Gardener announcing an suffrage exhibit. It recalls the first suffrage convention in 1848 at Seneca Falls and a mahogany table where the bill of rights was written.
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Kenyon‘Kendrick- Anderson
Bill
L. W. Wells
Swift and Company
Helen Gardener
Washington
Seneca, Falls, N. YY
Delegates Represent All Parts of the State
A fragment notes that delegates from all parts of the state were present. The terse line hints at a gathering where regional representation was emphasized, with no additional context or names provided in the readable text.
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