07 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Daily Times
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented reminiscence traces Maurie McLoughlin’s rise and fall in early 20th century tennis, contrasting him with legends like Wilding and Bundy. It notes his popularity, brief return after business pressures, and lasting impact on fans while detailing era peers and upheavals in the sport.
The report details a baseball game where McLougitin and Intec starred for the visitors with strong defense while the Jays struggled. Brooklyn fell behind as Abuxumier and Kearns delivered key hits and Keating’s blow through the Chicago lineup sealed a Braves win.
Fragmentary National League item mentions Poday Hinton and affiliations with New York and St Louis. Unclear details due to damaged text.
Fragmentary notes describe several American League and National League games with unclear team names and mixed results. Mentions of Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York Detroit Washington and garbled details hint at a broad score roundup without coherent outcomes.
Report notes a Coast League game with Los Angeles players and multiple battery exchanges. Names like Sonny, Milvez, Pection, Cage, Vossgh and Sture appear amid gameplay details and a 74 point reference, with mentions of Hanerice and Satherland.
The notice reports a $2,000 solicitation in Twin City for a South Idaho League season push. Graybeal Frank Mallison and Duck Stroud are named on the committee to handle funds, with plans to secure a pitcher and potentially reshuffle the lineup before Sunday. Manager Tyler Christianson comments on the money and possible club changes, while a promotional line urges readers to use the want ad.
A lengthy narrative laments the impact of white civilization on Fiji and its native peoples, describing changes in social structure, labor, and race relations. It notes missionaries, colonial policy shifts, and economic factors driving plantation work and migration, with references to Indian labor and intermarriage.
Government plans to restore earnings by placing veterans in suitable work via the U S employment service and a network of agencies led by Col Woods and reinforced by Red Cross Salvation Army Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board and others. Ex soldiers receive employment cards and vocational guidance to match trades and locations, with support from bureaus to cover needs until work is secured.
Government efforts under Colonel Woods coordinate reemployment for veterans. The aim is to place men who gained wages during training back into suitable positions, using existing jobs or alternative posts if needed. The program seeks to maximize earnings potential and support the wartime workforce.
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