Utes Start Work On Wednesday In Porterville
Parterrille Feb 26 Wesncesday the Utes will start training in warmat Salt Lake trainer said on arrival Burke had been adrlamd that Vernkant will be here tomorrow Hannah and Shee l y appeared for work. Rew Castball diamond work finished at Municipal stadium noted as excellent. Clubhouse and gym arrangements made for squad, practice games with Porterville Orange Vickers San Joaquin Valley participants arranged Thursday through Monday, Cubs to meet later. Quine/Tommy Quins holdouts and late training rumors persist. Chicago Cubs hold first grind in Porterville with forecasted turnout dampened by wet grounds.
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Coast Leaguers Hit Open Camp In Wet Vernon Grounds
Open camp opened as southern California teams began spring training amid wet fields. Los Angeles and Vernon squads staged workouts at T1 as coast league clubs prepare for the season. Trade talks circulated with Chicago Cubs contact offers and possible moves involving Portland and Columbus players.
Two New Members of American League Umpires Staff
Chicago Feb 36 Harry McCormick and George Moriarity named the new members of the 1817 American League umpire staff. President Johnson announced the appointments. McCormick, a former National League player, spent last season in the American association. Moriarity played for Detroit in former seasons and managed the Memphis club in the Southern association. Also listed are Evans, Connolly, Owens, Dineen, Widebrand, and Nailin as completing the staff.
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Ohio Team Leads in Rifle Matches Clipped Text
Warrington February 27 Kinge Milla led in the club timed events at the National Rifle Elevation end of the fourth week. The piece notes a Michigan Agricultural college member and a rough score around 2,11, with references to intercollegiate competition.
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Soldier train leaves track after wreck in Sweden
A rainstorm caused a troop train carrying invalid Russian soldiers to derail between Werle and Boderbamp in Sweden while en route from Germany. The first car carrying 23 invalid soldiers exploded, but no passengers were killed. About 23 others died in the wreck. the exchange telegraph from Stockholm reported the disaster.
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Porto Rico urged to grow home crops for food supply
Governor GarcIa Yager convened Inland sugar and fruit planters urging cultivation of beans and other staples for home consumption. He warned war could cut New York communication, choking imports with prices high, while workers strike for $1 an hour and sugar centers face closures.
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Bamberger Seeks Tightened Prison Terms in Crime Cases
Governor Simon Bamberger urged state officials to file his interpretation of imprisonment terms for repeat offenders. The proposal would extend confinement or adjust sentences at parole or post conviction stages to ensure a second or subsequent crime leads to enhanced penalties.
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Laconia Disaster Reported From Consul Frost
Washington dispatch relays Consul Frost at Queens Town notice of the Laconia sinking after torpedo strikes on February 25. Among the dead are Miss Elizabeth Hoy of Chicago and Mrs Hoy. 267 survivors landed. 142 on shore, 234 missing with five drowned and eight, including the Hoy women, died of exposure at sea.
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Freight Rates Increase Across Routes to Pacific Ports
Washington February 27 The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized higher freight rates on ton and etro shipments from Chicago and Pittsburgh to Pacific coast terminals for export. Increases range from 40 to 44 cents per hundred pounds, effective April 1, applying to shipments to Japan China and Manila. The move raises overall costs by about 12 cents per hundred pounds versus New York routes.
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Commission weighs rate shifts to ease shipping costs
A commission considers aligning rates to reduce the disparity between Chicago and Pacific coast routes. The proposed 40 cent rate to the Orient via Pacific ports would be about $1.30, roughly five cents lower than Pittsburgh routes. Any diversion to Atlantic ports due to higher Pacific costs is anticipated by the commission.
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Finland Nearing Port After Crossing Atlantic
The steamship Finland of the American Line, sailing from Liverpool February 17 with 166 passengers, including many Americans, reported it would reach Ambrose channel lightship shortly after midnight and dock early tomorrow. It is the third American Line liner to leave England after Germany declared unrestricted submarine warfare. Passengers include Henry Vandyke, former American minister to The Netherlands.
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Religious Leaders Meet in Boston Conventio n Stresses Youth Training
In Boston Hostan Heb 27 a large gathering of 160 leaders opened the fourteenth annual convention of the religious education association. The three day event begins with preliminary sessions and an opening ceremony. The theme asks how youth should be trained to meet the changes expected after the war with several bishops college pastors and protestant leaders among the speakers.
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Legislative Proceedings Today’s Calendar Senate Bills and Orders
In the Senate a special order of business is set for 2 o clock today with Senate bill No 47 by Funk Inters and related motions. Also listed are Mouse DM No 16 by Hammond relating to Livestock Senate BNL No 124 from the committee on public affairs initiative and referendums and Senate bill No 5 from the committee on perspirations and claims relating to matters under discussion.
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Multiple Utah State Legislature Bills and Notices
A long list of senate and house bills and joint resolutions from the Utah legislature is summarized, including appropriations for the University of Utah metallurgy and archaeology research, county boundary topics, licensing and taxation measures, public land and school matters, and appointments. Entries note committees, bill numbers, sponsors, and purposes such as road building, park districts, auditing, elections, and state health and education items.
Bills Introduced in Senate Repeal, Water Power Clauses
Senate introduces Bill No. 169 to repeal law creating conservation commission and reference committees. Bill No. 160 by Funk draws from entry for power purpose waters of Logan River and passes under suspension. Bill No. 161 authorizes governor to appoint state geologist. Joint Resolution No. 20 seeks constitutional amendment on revenue and taxation. Calendar action noted.
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