04 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
1
An OCR fragment mentions a New York item about shipping from a facility tomorrow, with references to a person named Ty Jamon Bitler and a price around 48.01. It notes a delivery sequence and a season plan for racing and exhibition preparations in a rooming context.
The American League owners met to discuss league matters including the 1918 playing schedule and the possible abolition of the draft. President Johnson's secretary announced no immediate action on abolishing the draft, with a decision likely in the coming days. Several league members attended while New York and other cities were represented at the meeting.
A fragmented account outlines friction and lineup debate as team figures including Sillinke Fey, Tennant, Matarkey, and Minow face aging concerns and selection pressure. Mentions wary management, attendance at fall practices, and the push to keep core players in peak form while balancing long-term strategy.
Fragmented report discusses pitchers and players in a local baseball scene. Mentions names like San Jose, Bat Lake club, and Wicterbury team in a tense regional league context, questioning how pitchers will perform against strong opponents.
Schedule announced shows 114 games from April to October with key matchups including Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia. Details list dates for doubleheaders and holiday games in May July and November era, noting reduced conflicts and Chicago leading the circuit.
Fragmented text shows mentions of Second Warners ire defeated and various garbled names. Most specifics are unreadable. no clear date, place, or outcome is established beyond a loss for the Second Warners and scattered names.
An article fragment reports Turner requesting a meeting with Harbertsen. It mentions wrestling figures, a telegram, and references to matches around February 13 and a potential championship context. The text includes garbled names and unclear actions but centers on a planned confrontation or discussion between the two wrestlers.
The Went Side team, led by Stantis and Moe, fought hard but fell 47 to 28 to the East Side squad. Anes A and Mhito starred for the winners as Coach Milton's men stretched their lead while Mineralia and Granite traded spots near the top of the standings.
The Ulab Coal team faced Neel of the Con Sneedind Haskatbul in a fast paced game. Native Guard controlled the pace early, leading 18 to 11 at one point and finishing with a hard fought 18 to 12 score.
The garbled note details transactions around Grand Rapids in the Central league, including purchases of players from Michigan State league and various team movements. It references Milwaukee and other clubs, mentioning names poorly read, with unclear outcomes or dates. The text appears as a partial OCR snippet with numerous typos and missing context.
Fragmentary sports notes mention offers of fifteen thousand dollars and fees, a player possibly accused of aiding another, and a tumbling sequence of teams including Pittsburg and the Braves. The text is garbled with unclear names and events, but hints at transfer talks, conflicting loyalties, and ongoing pursuit of a star in a volatile league.
Chicago Feb 3 The leagster of the Topeka franchise likely will move the team after a meeting of Western league moguls next Saturday. President O Neill said four entities are involved with a possible relocation options include Joplin Kansas City and Kushar City with one keeping Topeka.
Chicago, March decision looms in United States District Court as Judge Landis prepares to rule on the Ichgie case. The trial focused on alleged anti trust actions by allied operators in the baseball world and related proceedings.
In Munch Davaria on February 4 the European railway schedule center began its annual meeting to fix services for the 1915 summer. Delegates from German and Austro Hungarian state and private railways, plus several foreign nations, attended as the session opened with remarks from the minister of railways. The freight rate near normal levels and a rise in cargo restrictions were discussed, with further measures anticipated in the coming period.
The Chicago race saw winners from Switzer land and Praticesca Worri of iaty claim first with 65 points completing 804 miles and 2 laps to beat the world record. Jim Moran Samion and Rerute McNamara from Austrada finished AB points, while Alarense 4 cum Jalales and Frank Carey of Austari finished third with 44 points.
An official veteran referee from the Ryordine Chon of Leidon in Eraland has been agreed upon for a match featuring Jack Johnson and Willard. The March 6 date is announced by the promoter as part of a legal notice.
A Treasurer named Walker appears connected to a Savings Bank case in Connecticut. The fragment notes a June date and mentions a bank official involved in a parole issue, with limited readable context.
Auguate Ga Feb 4 Dr A B Culberson a physician of Evans Ga was shot dead today by a posse of citizens who had been watching him since a light according to reports. Culberson was charged with attacking a young married woman, daughter of a prominent class of Martine.
Dawnon New Territory reports no word from Arctic explorer Stefansson in budget notes. Northwestern mounts bring dispatches from Arctic coast dated December and March, with no confirmation of his status or return, while unrelated fragments mention a fire drill and a college incident.
The House weighs President Withan’s veto of the immigration bill as allies and foes rally for a two thirds vote to override. Supporters claim momentum while opponents warn of political risks amid tense party divisions and procedural maneuvering.
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