National and Minor Leagues Pause Before Peace Conference
The National and Federal leagues delay final terms as American League delegates prepare for talks. Officials Edward Barrow and John K Farrell will attend the conference on behalf of the minor leagues while the National Association plans a 1 30 AM session tomorrow.
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New York
American League
Chears
Dyruseion
Waile
American Tague
National League
Federal League
Tener
Na Fional Teacne
National Assortation of Minor Leagues
Amateur Champion 18 Professional Now Amateur Champion 18
Officials from national and federal leagues reached an understanding during the day. Key figures included Garry Wermann of the national commission James H. Gaffney of the Boston Nationals and W. F. Iver owner of the Philadelphia Franks Gibbons of Chicago. Gibbons claims the bantamweight title as the bout progresses to a full professional middleweight match at 8 o'clock tonight.
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National
Federal League
Sinclair
Garry Werrmann
Rommissiog
James H. Gaffney
Boston Nationals
W. F. Iver
Philadelphia Ne
Franks Gibbons
Chicago
Now & F
Callahan Named Pittsburg Manager in National League
Pittsburg reports President Barry Dreyfus announced that James J. Callahan former Chicago White Sox manager has been appointed manager of the Pittsburg National League team to succeed Fred Clarke. The one year contract followed Callahan’s Chicago tenure and Dreyfus left for New York to report on a peace plan involving the major and Federal leagues.
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Pittsburg
Barry Deyfuen
jJames J. Callahan
Chicago
Manger
Fred Clarke
Callahan
Ita
Chicago White Sox
Befps
Clarence ‘Rowland
Dreyfusg Ieft
iNew York
Tomorry
W Tradera
Decalla
Yokel and Turner to Meet in December Wrestling Bout
Promoters announce Yokel and Turner will wrestle at Salt Lake theater with a 49 percent to promoter share and 60 percent split between wrestlers. Turner rides in from Ninghan to finalize contracts while Yokel trains for peak form.
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Baki Lake
Fred Crabbe
Mike Yokel
Joe Turner
Romine
Plata
Salt Lake Theater
Turner
Ninghan
George Nicholson
Tia
Mike
Granite Team and Murray to Play
Salt Lake Dec 17 With the Granite class not yet over Coach Willard Ashton will begin elimination trials at Granite Gymnasium. About thirty candidates vie for the Med and Blue team as the result of the series. The coach plans a practice game and may lead his squad to meet Pleasant Grove next Friday. Vanderbilt Cup Race slated May 3 at Sheepshead Bay speedway for a 300 mile event.
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Salt Lake
Granite
Willard Ashton
Granite Gymnasium
Senthat HU Creat High School
Mure Tay
Ashton
Chicago
Sheepshead Fay Speedway
Wim
Removal of Club Cannot Be Made
Chicago, Wee ti Charles We Mur' phy, former president of the Chicago Nationals, warned that transferring the Cubs to the North Side Park or Chicago Federals faces obstacles. He noted an eighty year lease on the West Side park valued around $700,000 and suggested Taft holds a ball interest in the grounds. If moves occur, rental arrangements under the present lease would be required.
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Chicago
Wee Ti
Charles We Mur’phy
Chicago Nationals
Cubs
North Side Park
Chicago Federals
West Side Gall Park
Murphy
Taft
Nationals
West Side Park
Johnston Line Changes Hands in Ferry Trade
Liverpool reports Furness, Withy & Co has acquired the remaining Johnston Line shares from the Johnston family and will take control, detailing 17 vessels with a gross tonnage of 77,000. The move follows their existing large intere st in the steamship line.
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Liverpool
Der
Furness, Withy & Co
Johnston
Steargtrn
Thoroughbreds From Europe Arrive for U S Breeding Push
Forty imported thoroughbreds arrive aboard the steamship Minnehaha from England and France, among the largest since a decade. Noted buyers include W H Whitney, F R Hitchcock, W J Coe, and Arthur B Hancock of Paris KY. Wrack and other stock join breeding efforts at Kentucky farms. foals and yearlings from Whitney and Mackay consignments poised to influence American racing.
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New York
Horace
England
France
Clarence
Mackaya Normandy
HP. Whitney
Francis R. Hitchcock
W. J. Coe
Arthur B. Hancock
Paris
Kentucky
Wrack
Robert la Diable
Samyr Suite
Isinclaxe
P. Whitney
Buntieh
Miami
Mackay
Allumeur
Maddler-Striken-Light
Eiake Wine
Nyack
Uncle Sain Claude
Tock Band
Meddler
Mackayaire
Former Du Pont Employee Jailed in Salem
Salem N J December 17 authorities of Salem county continued to investigate the record of John Sadunba a former Du Pont Powder Company employee at Carney s Point He is under arrest on a technical charge of larceny Magistrate Harris D Smith said the planner was regarded as a duplicitous person Explaining no formal Du Pont complaint was filed in connection with any plot to damage its property Brodoba was arrested yesterday after small quantities of explosives and a pair of gloves used by powder workers were found in his room The magistrate noted the prisoner had prior larceny and burglary convictions and carries several aliases.
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Salem
N. J
Salem County
John Sadunba
du Pont Powder Company
Carney’s Point
Harris D. Smith
du Pont Company
Boith
Brodoba
Prioner
Greeks Change Headquarters Move in Balkan War
Paris correspondent reports that after troops withdraw from the Saloniki border area the Greek army headquarters shift to Kozhani near Monastir. The third corps advances to Catarini while the fifth reaches Nigritane. engineers and one artillery regiment stay at Saloniki.
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Paris
Havas Mapatch
Athens
Saloniki
Berbian
Kozhani
Monastir
Catarini
Nigritane Regiment
Willard Charged With Omitting Taxable Property
Richmond December 17 Joseph Willard American ambassador to Boath is accused by public accounts auditors of omitting intangible property valued at 1 713 500 from his tax returns The charge arises from alleged loans to finance the Richmond and Rappahannork railway The case will be reviewed in circuit court Accused mem ar raigned Provo December 1 Information charging burglary in the Fourth district court today led to the arraignment of Ralph Lawrence and Andrew Hanty
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Richmond
Joseph Willard
Boath
Public Accounta
Prince William County
Provo
Distriet Court
Ralph Lawrence
Andrew Hanty
Bank official and defendant enter pleas in stock deal case
Harvey Cluff was appointed to defend with pleas set for 10 o clock tomorrow. C. D. Seymour pleaded not guilty to an Information charging he secured $250 from J. G. Johnson in a glass factory stock deal. A demurrer to the Information was filed.
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