National League meeting in New York with two new presidents
Sporting and Athletic News reports a National League gathering in New York to approve a playing schedule for the coming season plus a playing rules revision. Forey D Haughton and Charles Speechian are named as new club presidents, with committees reconfigured. The Cleveland club situation caused postponement of a scheduled meeting, and Brooklyn’s Etienne Brookyn manager will push draft rule refinements to aid second division clubs.
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New York
Rastvall Club
Nevers
Bexss
Walford- Astoria
Cleveland
Athers
Tener
National League
Forey
Haughton
Boston Braves
Charled
Speechcian
Chicago
Atocks
Cubs
Haughloot
James F. Gaffney
Bul Weeghman
H. Thocine
Etbette
Thooklyn Club
Drooklyn Marrate
Geveral Mither
Prince Gacar Wounded in 1914 At Vir Ico Nelgton
Prince Gacar sustained injuries at Vir Ico in September 1914 and was reported to have a heart affliction. He returned to duty in November and ongoing splinter injuries continued. Dr Adolph pairs war rabblee proposes an antitoxin cure, claiming effectiveness against a rising disease.
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Prince Gacar
Vir
Ico
Nelgton
Ile
E& Long Line
Ife
Adolph
War Ibralee
Cone le Kiehhorn
United States Department of Agcieniture
Greek and Russian wrestlers duel in Grand theater bout
Salt Lake City February 1 a major wrestling bout is advertised at the Grand theater featuring the Greek champion versus a powerful Russian grappler both top heavyweights. promoters aim to attract a large crowd with training partners and dramatic preliminaries as local Greek followers push for a rematch and a later bout with the Jackson Hide hermit.
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Salt Lake
Orand Theater
Cononarca
Mildiewelaht
Konstentine Komanult
Nussfap
Catruratus
Balt Lake
New England
Butch
Crapplera
Tralalog Quariita
Mike Yokel
Hassian
Jackson Hate
Thin Soul
Grand Theater
Intermountain
Federal suit against organized baseball dismissed
Chicago Feb 7 The suit by the Federals tearie against organized baseball alleging antitrust violations was dismissed today by Judge Kenland Landis on motion by the Federal League. The withdrawal follows the peace agreement ending the dispute between major and outlaw leagues. No objection to dismissal was raised by Baltimore Federals counsel and the case was closed after full argument on the record.
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Chicago
Feders Tearie
United States Circuit Court
Ken¢aan St. Lan Idle
Newtomera
Fas Daltimore
Baenhall
Thac
Bia
Landis
Stuart &. Janney
Baltimore Federals
Swarts
St. Louis
Harry P. Webber
George W. Miller
Baseball on Ice At St Nicholas Rink In New York City
Two scenes of baseball on ice test at St Nicholas Rink in New York City. Top picture shows the squeeze play with Morris Wood, world champion professional speed skater, at left and Don Baker, leading amateur skater, at right. Lower image depicts Wood sliding home as Cravat Hamilton football star acts as catcher.
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St. Nicholas Rink
New York City
Morris Wood
Don Baker
Wood
Cravat
Hamilton
Interrupted peace talks spark retrenchment debate
The report discusses proposals to reduce spending as a protest movement grows in momentum, with hints that supporters want to increase defense or cultural budgets. It notes past adoptions and warns that further cuts could affect minority groups and military support, amid broader wartime uncertainties.
French Aviator Brings Down Fifth Adversary
Paris reports Sergeant 1 of the French flying corps who has downed a fifth German during a brisk engagement cited for exploits. He reportedly travels at ninety miles per hour and accounted for four machines in one day. A December duel over the French lines drew cheers from comrades.
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Paris
Glass of Salts Kidney Remedy Advised for Urine Troubles
An old advertisement promotes four ounces of rad Salix to neutralize acids and waste, claiming it cleanses sluggish kidneys and relieves bladder irritation. It touts a grape and lemon juice salt as a remedy, marketed as inexpensive and harmless, used as an effervescent water drink to prevent kidney issues.
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Wystett
Tregular Eatera
Treat
Nam Lecture At The Weber Club
A meeting of people interested in Utah citizen training camp principles will be held tonight at the Weber Club. The public is invited. President W. H. Watts said the club cannot take part in planning the service aspects of features to be presented.
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Weber Ctub
W. It. Watts
Military 54 and Preparedness Lectures Tonight
Lectures tonight feature Captain Wallace of the New States Army and Lieutenant Gat of the United States Navy. The event begins at 6 30 o clock and aims to avoid conflict with a regular inspection of the Mutts Guard Company of Orden. Invitations are extended to Spanish American War veterans former regulars militiamen and local rifle city members to attend.
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Elty
Ciel
Wallace
Nnw States Army
Gat
United States Navy
Varius
Reserve seats for High Thorne's Minatrels Hippodrome
Reserve your seats for High Thorne's Minatrels at the Hippodrome. Tickets are 10 cents, with two evening showings.
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Highthorne
Navy Measures Move Through House Amid Naval Expansion
Wambledon February 6. Congress pushed two naval bills seeking to strengthen the fleet. One would add about 200 midshipmen to the entrance academy at Annapolis near July, the other calls for railroads of the war fleet at New York and Mare Island for battleships numbers 43 and 44. Speaker Champ Clark led the push, backed by Representative Mann, and the measures passed the House with one dissenting vote. Emil Seidel, former Milwaukee mayor and 1912 Socialist vice presidential candidate, will speak at the Methodist church tomorrow night. Admission 25 cents.
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Wambledon
Ory
Addy
Acnapolie
Raulppine
New York
Mare Islas
Champ Clark
Representative Mann
Party Inen
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Socialis Lcket
Methodist
Enormous Waste in U S Forests Reported
Weabington February 5 A Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce bulletin on lumber by products reveals massive waste in the United States lumber industry. Waste amounts to 10 to 20 percent of timber cut or about a billion and a half cubic feet annually. Sawmill waste runs into billions of cubic feet, with only about 220 feet of lumber used from every 1000 feet that stood. Tomorrow at Alhambra single showing of The Cowardly Way.
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Weabington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
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