Utah Artillery Gridiron Loses to Navy Training School
San Diego reports Utah Artillery gridiron team losing 24 to 13 to Navy Training School. Navy dominated after early drive, crowd of about 15,000 watched in Balboa Park area. Proceeds from the game went to a local organization. parade through downtown followed.
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Twenty Weeks of Baseball Plans For Northwestern League
Spokane and Seattle eye a roughly twenty week season in 1918 with Portland and Vancouver leaders governing dates and marketing. Judge McCredie forecasts schedule work after circuit alignment, and Vancouver’s status could shift home dates to keep teams active. The plan anticipates balanced travel and home games, with rising ball costs prompting higher fencing and stricter contracts.
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Horsemen pledge $300000 to Red Cross in 1918 drive
Louisville and Lexington reports note Thoro bredmen's association rep L Melibera pledges $300000 to the American Red Cross for 1918. A committee of Kentucky racing officials and breeders, including T H Tathott and Catesby Woodford, to report January 5 on a plan likely taxing race tracks a portion of gross receipts to support the appeal.
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Mings 1 la alec expected that all rack employers
Mings describes a plan requiring all pari mutuel workers including officials jockeys trainers clerks and others to contribute part of their earnings. Attendance and subscription targets are set to raise about 2700 dollars daily over 110 racing days with the burden falling on stakes paying tracks. The drive for enrollment sees horsemen aligning with the Red Cross as a loud talk about funding and support continues. A church meeting in Downs reports 100 percent participation among owners trainers and hands.
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U S Plans Large Freight Shipment to Sweden
Stockholm reports that negotiations with the United States concluded successfully. An agreement calls for 11,000 tons of essentials such as coffee oil and rugs to reach Sweden by mid February. The development follows a Swedish foreign office notice.
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Marines Defeat Camp Lewis in Rose Tournament Title
Mare Island Marines defeated Camp Lewis 19 to 0 to win the service football championship in the Rose Tournament crowd of about 28,000. Receipts of the event go to the Red Cross. the game featured Marines’ strong line plunges and two place kicks by Agibrose. Camp Lewis scored the lone touchdown early in the second quarter. Officials included W. S. Keltholt as referee and Dean Cromwell as umpire.
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Death of Carey Streetal Former Singer Manager in Tacoma
Measires announce the death of Carey Streetal formerly manager at the Ogden offices of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. Streal died in Tacoma Washington Friday night. His body may arrive in Salt Lake City for burial tomorrow. He was 52 and survived by his wife and two sons Gordon Street of Salt Lake City and Austin Street of Indiana. He had been transferred from Ogden to Salt Lake City then to Tacoma on July 1.
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Poultry tale and assorted snippets from Deemer piece
Readable fragments relay a Paul Deemer poultry tale about a mother hen reuniting with two daughters, a scene that tugs heartstrings. The clippings include brief quips on war and marriage, with a Washington Star sidebar promoting classifieds and ads.
England seeks new diplomats amid ambassador retirements
A London report confirms British Ambassador Spring Rice will retire to Washington while one or more posts, including Paris and Petrograd, may see replacements. The Daily Chronicle urges fresh, business-minded appointees and critiques aristocratic bias. Sir George Buchanan's possible return and Lloyd George's approach are discussed, with older successors noted.
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New Forestry Education and Publicity Chief Appointed
GE Nussell named head of the U S forestry offices education and publicity division. He will assume duties around January 10 from Ephraim Utah, succeeding Fingnell who will stay until a successor learns the role. The duties include school and college cooperation and publicity with trade bureaus and newspapers.
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Billy Sunday’s Black Eye Controversy Sparks Debate
A fragmentary note references Billy Sunday and Deuterbaugh in Atlanta over remarks about the Kaiser. The text hints at a confrontation and a “closeup” of a Diack a70, but details are unclear.
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Cossacks Defeat Bolsheviks Fire Conflicts Rise
London dispatch reports Cossacks occupying Aleven with little resistance and Bolshevik garrison dispersed. Battles extend across Ekaterinoslav Stavropol and Rostov while prisoners of war increased. Trotzky and Romanian actions cited as tensions rise between Bolsheviks and neighboring powers.
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Charles H. Sloan Seeks Senate Seat in Nebraska Race
Omaha January report says Clarien H. Joan announces Charles H. Sloan as a Republican candidate for the United States Senate to succeed Senator G W. Novels. Sloan pledges harmony with the Republican party and support for a vigorous policy program.
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New York Garbage Plant Destroyed In Vi** Explosion
A violent explosion shattered a New York garbage plant on Staten Island, destroying a facility that handled citywide garbage reduction under a large contract. The blast caused extensive damage and raised questions about safety and the loss of a major waste processing site.
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