Quinn Seeks a Berth with the Bees in Los Angeles
A garbled report from Los Angeles indicates Quinn seeks a spot with the Bees amid team turnover and manager Isalck’s push for a positive environment. The piece mentions Vernon infield chaos, Meusel at final and Mitchell moving to third, with trades and possible signings proposed by Essick as Cincinnati and Patsbore discuss moves.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Duck ‘Quinn
Tiger
Ayagon
Isalck
Wilth
Jack
Salt Lake
Esslvk
Ulril the Tiger
Tranea
Vernon
Deley Meusel
Mitchell
Caliahontan
Moore
Slion
Oaley
Snodgrass
Abby Vaughn
Besick
Wil Bo
Associaton
Essick
Cincinnati
Patsbore
Heriaun
Dreyfus
Lo Lier
Towers Law
Broadway
Olla
France
Peter Grin Blandridge
Thoman Seaton Ane Snonting
Piyerd
Weber College Hoop Schedule Mirrors League Start
The Weber basketball squad plans their first league game on January 18 at Cache with Weber and Davis County teams set for a busy schedule through February. The holidays saw rigorous practice as the squad readies for the season under coach Male Watson and local reports note crowd excitement around boxing anecdotes and Tris Speaker notoriety in separate items.
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Weber College
Arists
Davis County-High
Male Watson
Fast Lake
Cache
Weber
Mavis
Box Tittter
South Cache
Dox Elder
North Casha
North Cache
Box, Elder
Davis
Tebruaky
Hox
Box Elfier
Narend
North Gaeke
Weber Koopatere
Fragmentary tale of a boy and pictures of Mr Speaker
A garbled account mentions a boy named Melplag enok and a ministerial figure referred to as Mr Speaker. The scene hints at a camp meal and a promise to cook aboard a Speaker’s liner, with a protagonist Broke and a feature of Haraness, tied to a signed item and a child’s reaction.
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Zea
Speaker
Big Six to Try a Comeback in Baseball Return
New York reports basketball and baseball notes as Bix Ble is set for a comeback with the Big Six. The piece says he believes several good games remain and hints at joining the earnings season. Christy Mathewson, noted veteran, contemplates helping manage the Giants and Reds pitchers shift as spring plans unfold.
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New York
Christy Mathewson
Thouigh Tio i
Matty
Giants
Gindaials
Fo Ines
Revie
Shimwe Signa
Crath
Lee Reds
Mushowsoh
Wingo
Newcomers Arrive for Salt Lake Ring Matches
Two new fighters join the scene in Salt Lake City as Jack Gillis from the Pacific coast and Helute Schuman from Benver aim to fight here. Gillis, a lightweight, plans a bout with Young Alpert while Schuman, a featherweight, seeks a match with Young Azeveda amid a list of past opponents and recent draws dating to Denver and Cheyenne New Year’s Day.
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Salt Lake
Jack Gilis
Pacific Coast
Helute Schuman
Benver
Gillin
Young Alpert
Schuman
Ike
Young Azeveda
Gills
Ollila
Danny O'Gran
Jolse
Great Falls
Charley Milgrift
Halley
al Schroeder
Wice
Denver
Joe Flynn
Frankie Murphy
Jimmy Hanlon
Led Watson
San Diego
Kid Dalton
Los Apgeter
Rehwman
King Leopold
Harry Cramer
Ant Ray Darden
Cheyenne
Coast net men seek title play in San Francisco
Pacific coast tennis players push for National Lawn Tennis Association to reconsider suspending championship events. They argue early wartime action harmed interest and that resuming or reconsidering discontinued sports will aid player development and public support. Army leaders and the president urge programs fostering younger athletes while avoiding depriving older players of fitness benefits.
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Mia
United States
Inez
Bicycle racers crash at Bonnevilla Park mishap
At Galt Lake on January 7, bicycle racers trying to avoid a collision with two big vehicles at Bonneville Park collided. One rider named Anns Ciaw sustained injuries while another rider, aged around 7, suffered unspecified hurts.
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Galt Lake
Bonnevilla Park
Anns
Bicycle Consolation Race Ends in Crash and Injuries
Clawson, Walker, and Greenly entered in four consolation bicycle races for a trophy when Walker and Greenly led and collided, sending them down. Clawson, who was behind, avoided the wreck by crashing through a board fence, injuring his head and body. He was taken to the emergency room, treated, and sent home the next morning. Walker and Greenly escaped with scrapes. Christy Mathewson to visit army camp Mobile Alabama. will entertain soldiers with a checker tournament and lectures at Camp Sheridan.
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Whingsrea Clawson
Ray Walker
Laula Greenly
Tor
Walker
Grenalg
Clawson
Ropar’s
Cate
West Second Soull Street
Grennig
Clonnan
Christy Mathewson
Army Camp Mobile
Als
Montgomery
Matherson
Solillers
Lecluces
Lloyd George Speech Earns Wide Praise in War War News
London reports Lloyd George’s war speech praised across papers. The Weekly Dispatch calls it a courageous plea for unity amid danger. The News of the World commends the dexterity of the speech and its call for sacrifice for the causes for which Britain has bled. The Sunday Times lauds the phrases showing the voice of the British people. The National News notes the speech strengthens resolve against German aims and the Labour audience, while The People credits the premier with advancing democratic unity and clear aims for the Entente alliance.
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London
Diapateh
Labor Party
Sunday Times
Agra
National News
Jabor Thanewa
Amt
Prazeau
Dchida
Lloyd George Speech Shapes British War Aims In London
London reports describe David Lloyd George's Saturday speech as more reasonable and responsible than earlier statements, while James Ramsay MacDonald and Hyndman critique its claims. British and German views diverge on future peace terms, with observers noting diplomatic art and the danger of prolonging conflict.
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London
Prapvier Lloyd
George
James’ Ramsay MacDonald
Maar Eaathe
Glasgow Laday
Mr. Macdonald
Henry M.tyadman
Great Britain
Eatia
Hyndman
Wilani
Tepenca
Haienzallerna
Europe
Ele
Turkey
Terkey
Nie
Pais
David Lloyd George
la Liberia
Germany
Llosa George
Rhine
Ramania
Mayor replies to charges by Wolfe in Salt Lake
Mayor Ferry rebukes infant attorney general James Hy Wolfe for alleging lax enforcement of drink laws. He argues enforcement remains steady, citing more liquor seizures by Chief White and Utah officers. Wolfe claimed prohibition law is not enforced. Barry counters with data on seizures and cross-state liquor flow. Authorities sought authority to patrol beyond city lines but request was denied.
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Wolfe Balt Lake
James Hy Wolfe
Salt Lake
Poller Department
Izan
Ferry
Wolfe
Berm
Salt Laker
Jayne
F. Parley White
United States Oftetaln
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Barry
Bell Lake
Heeky Imla
Dawn
Keen competition in Sunday shoot Balt Lake Gun Club
Sunday shooting at Balt Lake Gun Club drew a large crowd with ideal conditions. Hain was high gun at 48x60 and dominated events, while Ford and Sharman led in shoots with near perfect scores. Welch, Wharton, and others claimed titles in various contests and visitors from Ogden and Wire showed strong form.
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Balt Lake
Jai
Ifton
Bonacoros
Hain
Ft Stord
Katseer
Hengren
Boom Shont
Ford
Jitter
Gallacher
Sant Sharivan
Nain
Fox
Lutl
Toy Hengren
Sam Shornah
Welch
Sam Sharman
Dale
Wharton
Aries Ad Doon
Sharman
West Atttehell
Tal
Sherman
Pox
Vitt
Thres Pointe
Hier
Ferd
Non
Cowah
Gallagher
Rying
Harney
Ny Hengren
Bond
Mond
Rain
Bax
Ealdey
Dacefits
Taylor
Mme
Doon
Ogden
Menelves
Geurge Apes
Wire
Xey
Mie Club
Sever
Training for the Officers Camp Training for the Officers Camp
Orders from the War Department appointing men of the Union Army to officer training camp. The list includes Utah Sergeant Major Wil Stam Kelter Thomas B Ashton and others from Ohio and New York. Names and ranks such as Sergeant Alvin Serr, Percival Young, Raymond Davis, Karl Schwett, and Mayion Tanner appear. The article notes participants from agricultural corps and national army training.
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Bingers
Alvin Serrand
Percival Young
Cornoral
Jabward
St, Brown
Sergent
World War II Army Names in Idaho and Nevada Units
A long list of soldiers and officers from various units and locations is cataloged, including sergeants, corporals, and privates, with ties to Idaho, Nevada, and surrounding areas. Names such as John William Wright, Loo Wy Kelly, Charles A. Piolsroty, and Edward V. Bock appear alongside unit references like the 846th machine battalion and 048th flored artillery, reflecting a local regimental roll call or memorial roster.
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B. Water
Ralph Wid Mays
Prank WY
36Let Infantry
The
University, of Idaho
Russell Lronnan
Kellogg
Sarggtat Werlell Dy Allen
Taentella
Frank M
Tkineon
Hatso
Charles Arttfominma
Nelao
Hany MM
Shelver
Lenora
Pergeant Carl Nyman
Roy W. Raton
Carson City
Lester JL. Thankin
Currie
Lielo J. Salby
Reo
Tealians Deceived in War Report From New Jersey
An edited dispatch recounts claims that Tealians were misled by Allied and German moves near Atlantic coast fronts. It cites Innes Whitmire, a Union council member, discussing conversations with a former Hotlink officer and urging peace talks as the Allies seek an end to hostilities.
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Willightstown
N. J
Innes Whitsare
Saliers
Whitmire
Europe
Hs Union
Hotlink
I News
York Countysetor
Ted
Hellero
Deserted troops warn of Austrian readiness for drive
In a fragmentary dispatch, sources claim Italic and Austrian actions threatened by German influence. Reports mention deserters moving toward Shovnlian and foreshadowed orders to shoot at advancing units. Newspapers hint at deceptive homefront propaganda and public anxiety about women and children amid Italian and French actions.
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Waitlins
Mio
Shovnlian Axtoy
Voriows
Italy
Pes Panera
Whitmarn
Italien
Hélie
Massive salvage operation planned for war materials
London reports a huge salvage scheme to recover and repurpose unused French war material. An army of experts will oversee collecting goods such as cropper steel and other commodities to supply Britain, reducing U S imports. The program aims to be systematic and long term, requiring substantial labor and equipment.
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London
France
United States
Lonpoge
Franco Po
Oni
Ten Thousand Food Substitutes Arrive in Germany
Amaterdam dispatch reports ten thousand food substitutes introduced in Germany following a statement attributed to Professor Suckenack. The list includes artificial butter eggs salad oil fancy milk coffee tea sugar tobacco and caviar. Some substitutes are claimed to outlive the war and become regime staples for consumers.
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Amaterdam
Germany
Suckenack
Germini
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