Orange crop secured despite recent storm damage
In Los Angeles and across the citrus belt G Harold Powell of the California Prune Growers Exchange says the season's orange crop will not be shortened nor its quality worsened by the storm. Damage will be limited to washouts in individual groves, with no broader impact anticipated. Meanwhile Matt Mathewson declined to discuss terms or timing on a possible move to manage the Heool Wa Federal league club, citing ongoing considerations and a forthcoming decision.
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Ie Porte
G. Harold Powell
California Pratt Crowers Exchange
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Oller
Mathewson Backs Federal Offer in Turbulent Debate
In New York a garbled report shows Mathewson praising a federal proposition amid a heated exchange about governance and terms. The chaotic text references Brooklyn, federal authority, and residents weighing the offer, with scattered phrases about marriage, farms, and responses from New York and Los Angeles.
College baseball eliminated at University of Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Vel College baseball is eliminated as an athletic sport at the University of Nebraska after a recommendation by the director of athletics Stirhin. The decision reflects ten years of debate about baseball’s status in conferences where professional teams exist. The hearing also touched on Missouri Valley Conference matters and potential steps toward a new approach to athletics.
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Uiniversity of
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Misscouri Wales
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Lechal Caplin
Jowlgibde
New Rule Adopted for Christenings Text Fragment
Fragmented text describes a supposed new rule for christenings with scattered words and garbled phrases. It mentions sponsors, a bishop or priest, and unclear references to a rite or ceremony, leaving many details unreadable.
Syndicate of Auto Thieves Cracked in Confession
New York reports a confessed auto theft ring operating from San Francisco to New Orleans. Charles Jury, arrested January 22, pleaded guilty. Rudy says four thieves stole cars, stored them in city garages, and used insurer and reward schemes to profit, with agents nationwide shipping vehicles to New York for sale.
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Diellet Witorney
Oiffee Lellovex
Ue Orguulgell
Automoblia
San Francisco
Chicago
New Orleans
Charles Juvy
Swann
Rudy
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Thiurance
Hudy
Jesus
United States
Wilson Daughters On Amateur Stage At New York Hotel
Miss Margaret Wilton and Miss Tiquar Wilson, president’s daughters, appeared on the amateur stage at an elegant New York hotel in the masque Sanc tury. Margaret opened the prologue while Dieanor played Ornis the bird spirit. The piece promotes wildlife conservation with bird dances and folklore dances followed by supper in the ballroom. It had earlier been performed in Cornish New Hampshire under the president’s wife patronage.
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New York
Margaret Wilton
Tiquar Wilson
Margaret Wang
Dieanor
Ornis
Stuumrr
Cornish
N. H
Margaret
Heanor Wilson
Young Wife Acquitted Amid Turbulent Trial in Queens County
Marie Masso,16, who had recently graduated grammar school, married at 12 and became a mother, was quickly acquitted by a Long Island City jury. The case centered on an alleged murder of her husband with testimony about her infant and circumstances after the baby’s birth. A youthful defendant faced cross‑examination as the verdict brought an abrupt end to the Queen's County court hearing.
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New York
Marie Masso
Wag Ley
Long Island City
Queen's County Court
Weird Ter
Dive
Masia
Tony Ma Blo
Unclear league talk hints at free agents and bargaining
Fragmentary text suggests discussions about free agents and possible bargaining with the Federals or accepting an offer from the New York Giants. Names and precise details are missing, making the outcome uncertain and the context unclear. The snippet implies a player or official referencing alternatives and negotiations.
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Gut Hadsey
Je Therntore
Liberty
Federals
Gilmers
New York Giants
Postoffice Labor Bureaus Proposed for Employment Registers
Washington February recommendations for establishing post office labor bureaus to run registers of job seekers and aid unemployed. Powell der suggests coordinating with unions, supervising private agencies, inspecting emigration payments, and opening pilot farms near immigrant stations to screen farmers before entry.
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Washington
T. V. Powderly
Department of Labor
Powderly
Division of
United States
Sharkey Must Serve Prison Team Headline
New York boxing figure Tom Sharkey is ordered to 30 days in the Tombs and a $600 fine for running a disorderly saloon on East Fourteenth Street. Justice Cohalan refused a certificate of reasonable doubt. Goshute Indians Achieving Success report from Skull Valley notes self sufficiency and new dwellings.
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Om" Sharekey
East Fourteenth Street
Cohalan
Sharkey
Valdez Creek Mining Outfit Prepares For Busy Season
Alaska report notes Valdez Creek Consolidated Mining launches a 300000 dollar season with 32 horses and 250 tons of freight due February 11 to reach Valdez Creek by April 10. The outfit carries provisions for 40 men, 10 tons hydraulic gear, and three hydraulic giants for a full season of work at gravel par daily.
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Valdez Creek
Alaska
Valdes Creek
Great Ore Trains Along Ely Nevada Northern Line
Reports describe ore trains moving along the Nevada Northern route near Ely, carrying ore from Liberty and Ueela pits of the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company to Copper Flat. The text notes the line on the north side of the city and references Robinson and Meyanke, with mentions of a clock and growing need.
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Hemich Kky
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Hin
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Otore
Areka
Liberty
Ueela
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Coper Company
Aide
Swatily
Toony Robinson Tatyon
Copper Haulage Through City On Historic Rail Line
The Ely Expositor estimates that to remove only pure copper from ore carried via the Nevada Consolidated line would require 192 trains of 4032 cars, assuming ore 1.7 percent copper. In all, 13,561,359 tons of ore moved through the canyon on 11,301 trains with 237,321 cars.
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Nevada Consolidated
Ely Expositor
Miss Anne Martin Elected President in Reno
Miss Anne L. Martin of Reno was reelected president of the Nevada Equal Franchise Society at the state convention. Fourteen vice presidents and other officers were chosen by unanimous ballot.
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Anne II. Martin of
Réno
Nevada Equal Franchise Society
Nevada divorce law tested in Carson City writ action
Proceedings to test the constitutionality of the Nevada twelve months residence divorce rule were begun today in the Carson City district court. A writ of mandamus seeks to compel Judge Moran of Washoe County's second district to clear the case and require reasons why he should not act.
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Nev
Nevada
Carson City
Moran
Washoe County
Worthington versus Worthington case residence challenge
The case tests seven months of residence before an order. Alfred Worthington sues Cecelia Worthington. The defendant lives in Santa Clar County, California. The filing signals an early hearing for 1H.
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Alfred Worthington
Cecelia Worthington
Santa Clar County
California
Detectives pursue Southern Pacific train hold-up bandit
San Francisco Feb 21 detectives comb the city for a marked bandit who robbed a conductor on a Southern Pacific train between Turlingame and San Francisco. He forced the conductor to open the baggage car, took $45 and jewelry, then rifled the express safe and fled before dawn. The amount stolen from the safe was not disclosed.
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Cal
WG Express
Espress Company
Southern Pacific
Turlingame
Frank P. Cox
HH. Cairns
Foster
Wells Furgo
British enterprise lacking in China
London reports complaints about the absence of British enterprise in China. The article notes concern from various officials and business groups over limited British investment and influence in Chinese markets.
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China
London
British Legation Says Britain Holds Back on Contracts
Correspondents claim many concessions in coal iron and oil have been secured by American Japanese Russian Trench and Belgian syndicates while Great Britain stays aloof as no port is available to handle business contracts.
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London Prpers
Great Britain
Illinois swimmers invited to meet in San Francisco
Illinois Athletic Swim team is invited to attend a soon upcoming meet in San Francisco. Duke Kahanamoku of Honolulu the world champion and other noted swimmers are invited to participate. Also a report from Pocatello notes Dr J C Arnant has died and will practice medicine there with his family moving.
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Illinois
San Francisco
Cal
California
Pocatello
J. C. Arnant
Downey
Laeath
Recital by Barratt and Sumner Peterson Delights 400 Fans
In Pocatello this February a recital at the D and Ebrch featured Professor Albert Barratt, bass, and Madame Fdna Sumner Peterson, pianist. The performance was an artistic success in every feature with an audience of more than 400.
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Pocatello
D, & Ebrch
Albert Barratt
Fdna Sumner Peterson
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