Wage Board Formed To Consider Railroad Pay Demands
The joint wage board of railroad corporations and 16 unions, chaired by J I Whiter of the Pennsylvania railroad, will examine workers wage claims. The bi partisans will reuse records from wage adjustment boards and focus on specifics. Union leaders deny demands would add a billion dollars to operating costs.
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Washington
Joint Railroad Wage Board
Whiter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gata Om
Railroad Administration
Davis Cup Committee Meets in New York for Plans
The Davis Cup committee held an executive meeting in New York on March 22 to discuss plans for the Davis Cup matches and related administrative matters for the international tennis competition.
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New York
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief Ad
An old style apothecary ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for rheumatic pain stiffness and neuralgia. It claims relief for sore joints backache lumbago and swelling and urges readers to buy the product at local drug stores. It emphasizes rapid results and invites immediate use.
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St. Jacobs
Committee to decide on sending representatives to the English ship event
The committee will announce its decision later on whether representatives can compete. The wording suggests a pending vote or ruling affecting participation in an English associated ship event. No further details provided.
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Enim
High Scores Regist Hag O by American Bowling Cong
High scores in individual and two man events were posted at the American Bowling Congress. Ch Jacobson and H W Paul of Des Moines tied for top in the two man division with 1212. Hank Marino, a former ABC champion, scored 666 in the singles, finishing eighth. Swinsey of Des Moines had 664 and sixth in singles. J Winscharter and W Schroeder led in all events with 1541 and seventh.
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Tress
Prorta
Mare
Ch Jacobson
HW. Paul
Des Moines
Hank Marino
A. B.C
Swinsey
Ll. Ee
Chicago
J. Winscharter
W. Schroeder
Miss Eleanor Goss Wins Tight Mitten Match in New York
In the closest contest yet this season Miss Eleanor Goss of New York defeats Mrs. Ethel Sutton Bruce of Los Angeles with a 6-3 score. The match showcased steady serving and sharp returns from both players.
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Eleanor Goss
New York
Ethel Sutton Bruce
Los Angeles
Mittens
Bes, Bade
Baby revived after declared dead dies in hospital return
San Francisco March 20 Baby Harry Frietzche two days old was carried in a suitcase to an undertaker after being reported dead and revived on an embalming table. He died today after being returned to a hospital.
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San Francisco
Cal
Harry Frietzche
Liberal hints at plans for an uprising in Parliament
Liberal hints at plans to press Premier Llosa George in the House of Commons on Monday. The Associated Press report notes the London Times cites intent to motion or raise the issue in the Commons.
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Lostion
Mareh
Clenent Mdwaeds
London Tones
Llosa George
Ommons
United States to Attend Golf Meet in Britain
The United States will be officially represented in Great Britain at the Royal and Ancient meeting. Delegation sails May 22 for London, with George H. Walker of St. Louis, president of the United States Golf Association, leading. They will confer on the standard hull question and later with the Royal and Ancient committee at Muirfield on a proposed rate change.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Great Britain
Lonaun
Iressa
George H. Walker
St. Louis
United States Golf Association
Pon Peel
London
A. D. Croome
Hull
Muirfield
United States Hockey Team Accepted for Olympics
The American Olympic committee announced the United States hockey team’s entry for Antwerp. The squad will sail April 7 or 10 and arrive for practice. Entries from Canada, Sweden, Norway and possibly Denmark were also noted, with all hockey and figure skating to be held on artificial ice in Antwerp.
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Associated Press
United States
American Olympie Committee
Antwerp
Canada
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Chicago Beats Penn State in Intercollegiate Championship Game
The University of Chicago defeated the University of Pennsylvania 28 to 24 tonight in the first of three games for the national inter-collegiate basketball championship. The second game will be played in Philadelphia on Wednesday and the third at Princeton if necessary.
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Associated Press
Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Larinceton
World's Champions Beaten by National Team Exhibition Card
Cincinnati Nationals defeated Indianapolis Amer Assn in an exhibition game at St Peters burg. Batteries: Reuther Gerner and Atariden for Cincinnati and Allen Adams Crum and Henline for Indianapolis. Score details are partially garbled in the OCR.
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Cincinnati Nationals
Indianapolis Amer
Reuther, Gerner and
Atariden
Allen, Adams, Crum and Henline
Wichita Falls Box Score Report
A terse score report from Wichita Falls shows New York Nat defeating Boston Americans 5 to 2 with batteries credited to Douglas Benton McCarthy Smith Karr Marl Borrow Leasure and Devine. The fragmentary text lists team abbreviations and player names without full context or dates.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
New York Nat
Cats
Boston Americans Ss
Douglas
Benton
McCarthy
Smith
Karr
Marl
Borrow
Leasure
Devine
Athletics 1 7 Cards 13 at M'Allien Texas
Scores show Philadelphia Americans 17 to 3 over St. Louis Nat 2 to 0. Batteries listed include Perry Bighbee Naylor Perkins Bolden May Goodwin Shulz and Clemons.
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M'Allien
Texas
Hh.ts
Philadelphia
St. Louis Nat
Perry
Bighbee
East versus West tennis ties at two all in Berkeley
Women's tennis competition between the East and West teams at Berkeley was tied two games apiece today after several matches. The summary notes ongoing play and balanced competition as the event proceeds.
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Berkeley
Cal
Government Asked About Irish Rising Plan and UK Links
The article questions if the government knows of a rising planned in Ireland for Monday and simultaneous uprisings in Liverpool Manchester and Glasgow. It also asks whether the navy has seized a German arms and ammunition consignment and if the German secret service backs the plot. Also notes market cash prices for poultry.
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Rovernment
Ireland
Liverpool
Manchester
Glasgow
Navy
Germany
Jamaicans Seek State Control of Liquor Traffic
In Kingston on March 17 the Jamaica government formally introduced legislation for state control of liquor traffic. The measure faces opposition as unnecessary. Governor Sir Tuestie Probyn, opening the legislative session, also proposed a 50 percent duty reduction on cotton and wool.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Tuessie Probyn
Foeer
British Empire goods enter Jamaica trade diversion
Fragmentary note discusses goods produced in the British Empire entering Jamaica and argues it would divert trade away from the United States to the United Kingdom. The text references empire commerce and the potential impact on U.S. trade relations.
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British Empire
Jamaica
United States
United Kingdom
Electric Locomotive Dominates Steam in Midwest Rail Tug
A recent railroad test in the Midwest pits the newest electric locomotive against two steam engines. The electric unit delivers a decisive victory, showing superior power and performance on the same track and load.
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Middle West
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