Cleveland claims Leong Lee in Coast League dispute
Jan 11 Judge McCredie received word from Garry Mortram chair of the une Howal commission that the Cleveland Club via President James Dunn claimed outfielder Leong Lee. Cleveland contends Lee was transferred to Des Moines then Portland and argues a ruse by the Marshalltown club. Lee prefers the Coast League and wrote to the judge. McCredie plans to hold Lee as a Portland regular while resolving the dispute. Stumpf, Oakland, and Spokane pay issues surface amid Northwest League meetings in Seattle.
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Portland
Judge McCroite
Garry Mortram
Une Howal Commission
Cleveland
James Dunn
Lee
Des Moines
McCredie
Cleveland Hai
Herrmann
Itl Alge
Bock
Leo
Central
Hap Hir
Kenneth Ponner
McCreichex
Marshalstown
National Commisson
Geneon
Ft Inok
McCredic
Elalor
Lea
Pittsburg
Bil Bhuself
Spokane
Oakland
Stumpf
Wdge McCrodin
Seattle
Alexander Placed in Class 1 Draft by Nationals
Chicago January 15. Graver Alexander premier Nationals pitcher and Killifer catcher, purchased from Philadelphia for 30000, placed in class 1 draft. Weeghman unofficially advised, Alexander at home in St Paul Neb gives card, ready to move. transfer decision rests with baseball officials.
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Chicago
Alexander
Killifer
Tnlongo Nationals
Wen
Charles IT. Weeghman
Weeghman
Hia
St. Paul
Neb
Philadelphia
St Wan
Clilifer
Mesander
Omasua
Orover Alexander
Na- Honals
Hall
Fays
Alexander Thia
Starker
Jerry Downs And Berry In Session At St Francis Club
San Francisco January meetings discuss manager prospects for the Sacraments Club with Jerry Downs and Henry Berry in conference. talk centers on contracts, potential staff, and February deadlines as players' statuses loom.
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San Francisco
Jenry Berry
Jerry Downs
St. Francis Doulne
Ball Park
Jerry
Sar Peanelsco
Herb
Charley Tick
Belgg Ee
Roy Corhan
Ile
Hon Reavy
Hoy
Maongora
Senate bill backs migratory bird protection pact
Washington Jan 15 A Senate bill to give effect to the convention between the United States and Great Britain to protect migratory birds was favorably reported to the House today by the foreign affairs committee. The convention already has been ratified by the Canadian parliament.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Great Britain
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Dancing at the Royal Club in Buffalo
The Buffalo Club advertised dancing nights with Crawford's enlarged orchestra, inviting patrons to enjoy an evening of pleasure. A bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court to declare the Sluftalo Baenvatl Annuas- Ment company insolvent, with creditors from Garden City and Chicago listed, citing a claim around $45,000.
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the Royal
Crawford
Buffalo Club Gan
Bupfalo
N.Y. Dan
Gredt
Sluftalo Baenvatl Annuas- Ment Company
Phe
Dotin Lannin
Garden City
Tol
Thay Hoseton Hed Sox
Rand, McNally & Co
Chicago
McRonald & Re 18 Co
Duftata
Rodgers Arrives in Sacramento to Organize Coast League Team
William Rodgers arrived with his wife and two citdres to begin assembling a local Coast League club in Sacramento. Fans met him in Woodland, then at a hotel he spoke of building a competitive roster, eyeing players from Portland and the Northwestern League and planning to hire catchers, infielders, and a strong pitching staff.
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Sacramento
William Rodgers
Bargers
Woodland
Fj Rodgers
Mte
Credio
Portland
Charley Meare
Hia
Dtu
Tig North
Ske Waler
Honolulu
Protland
Gua Fisher
Walter McCredle
Gedeon
Cal
Lowe
Willign J McParland Dies in Tremonton Boiler Incident
Willign J McParland a 16 year old from Ogden died in Tremonton after a slot engine explosion while clearing stumps near Wichhawan. He was one of three young men injured. another later died and a bird worker is in critical condition. McFarland born January 1902 in West Weber, son of Martin A. and Margaret Robb McFarland. Funeral plans pending at Lindquist mortuary.
Placed In Class Gin by County Exemption Board
Fifteen men placed in class 4, three in class 3, two in class 5 and one to cines dro. Appeals from several named individuals were not received. list includes Archis D. Slilier, Stephen Parry, Joseph T. Haul, Nowell E. Jones and others.
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County Exemption Board
Farmer Bachman
Eden
James Ensbyight
Slaterville
Ornes Puller
Roy Francieco Snyder
Huanesvile
James Calpas
Wilson
John BL Shipley
Burch Crock
End Miller
North Deks
Napoleon Hand
Karrisville
Christian Bowhnuis
Benjamin H. Richards
Cines Dro
Pravtony E Classidea
Archis D. Slilier
Harrisville
Stephen €. Parry
Joseph TF. Haul Novik Ogden
Nowell E. Jones
Twreng
Second Street
Great Lakes Camp Seeks Swim Title as Parry McGillivray Leads
Motional star Parry McGillivray, now at Great Lakes naval training station, aims for a title as star rivals Herman Jaubis and Bayard McClanahan join other top swimmers. The competition promises a close trim at the camp as they vie to place first.
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Parry MicGillivray
Great Laken Naval Training Station
Deaf Team Victorious In Erratic Local Basketball Game
The Deaf school team defeated Standard 24 to 13 in a surprising home game. Details are fragmentary with scattered names and notes about players and a separate rifle club meeting and officers.
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Mnewp
Collowa
Dost Sehaal
Gora Ree
How to boost production of country through irrigation
Prof G W Iscaclann of the Utah Agricultural College reports from the eleventh annual convention in Chicago that agricultural engineers will boost national welfare by improving housing and sewage, expanding irrigation, drainage, and land under cultivation. Recommendations stress extending cultivated land, restoring fertility, and using better machinery to increase crop output with a larger labor supply. Conservation and drainage to reclaim nonproductive lands are highlighted, with emphasis on avoiding soil wash and water waste while meeting emergency food needs.
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G. W. Iscaclann
Commttes
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Utah Agrcultural College
Alrventh
Chicago
Utah
Jnal
Sarolean
Fence Cornera
Tie Ramiways
Maye
Wolern Rang
H. Newell
University of Ti- Be Jé
W. L. Powers
Oregon
United States
Ig F. Livingston
University of Wieconsin
Tyrol
B. W. Lehman
University of Missouri
Advances in farm machinery and electric power for field work
Reports from university researchers highlight improvements in gas engines for plowing and farm tasks and experiments on electric power use in sericulture. The Utah Freemasons hold their annual communication with election of grand officers and a banquet after a day of sessions and installations.
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T. W. Ghace
University of Nebraska
Wan
J. B. Davidaau
University of California
Maeons
Utah
Servation
George T. Odell
J. EB. Carver
Smilsge
F.C. Lehrimm
Wasatrh Inge
Mount Morlab
Argenta
Acacia Lodge
Wife of former Czar's wife insane in Tobolsk
The former empress of Russia, per German papers, has become insane and is confined to a sanitarium at Tobolsk Siberia. Her condition is reported hopeless. She accompanied the former emperor Nicholas Romanoff when he was moved from Tsarska-Selo to Tobolsk. Utah. Popular Plays and
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Czar
Amsterdam
Jac
Russia
Germain
Tobolsk
Siveria
Shey
Nichalis Romanoff
Tsarska-Selo
Aerial Raid On Germany Targets Thionville Steel Works
London reports a daylight raid over Germany on Monday targeting steel works at Thionville between Metz and Thionville. About a ton of bombs dropped on Thionville area and another half ton on two large railway functions near Netz. Anti aircraft fire and searchlights were heavy. all aircraft returned.
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London
Germany
Thionvaux
Tixemburg
Metz
Netz
January Offerin ee at the AL AA
A January program at the ALAA theater features a varied lineup including The Zeppelin's Last Ring and The Spirit of Seventy-Six. Showings include Elie Ferguson in Roze of the World, Cog stances in The Monee Magn, and a set of Sennett and Arbuckle comedies with Traf. Samuel Whitaker credited for token and photoplay, plus James Montgomery Plage's new aviaton and a $20,000 service advertisement.
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Judeon Air Dalate
Zeppelin
Saris Whureday
Titt Hart
Tha Wolre
Elie Ferguson
Jack Picktorg
Tahnadge
Traf
Samuel Whitaker
Mument
Sennett
Arbuckle
James — Montgomery Plage
Funeral services for Senator Brady in Washington
Funeral services for Senator Brady of Idaho, who died last Sunday of heart trouble, were held here today and at home in Portello, pending by a special congressional committee. Cremation of the body will be followed by the removal of the advisor from the former senator's home.
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Washington
Brady
Idaho
Aidor
Poratello
New Record Set by U S Destroyers in Pacific Run
The navy department announced a new endurance record for destroyers, traveling from a Pacific to an Atlantic port in nineteen days fifteen hours at an average speed of 19.16 knots. A record pace in destroyer construction was also noted, with a cited build time of fifty one weeks.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pacific
Am Atlante
Officers' Families Must Stay at Home in Navy Policy
Washington Jan 16 Secretary Daniels forbids naval officers establishing new families near the ships they serve so domestic matters do not detract from their official duties. This order aims to keep officers close to home for stability and efficiency during service.
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Washington
Daniels
Directors Elected by the Ogden Publicity Bureau
At the Weber club annual meeting last night, Ogden Publicity Bureau directors were chosen. Clarlen H. Burton and C. E. Kaiser automatically became president and vice president as the Weber club hosts, with new directors named: A. By Mgelow, FR. E. Bristol, &. &. Jensen, W. Uf, Shearman, Jourph Scoweratt, or HLL, Terrington and 1 Me VWarrs.
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Ogden Publicity Bureau
Weber Club
Clarlen H. Burton
C. E. Kaiser
Mgelow
FR. E. Bristol
Jensen
W. Uf
Shearman
Jourph Scoweratt
Hll
Terrington
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Great Lakes
Terry McGillivray
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Moab
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Monb Rifle Club
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Deen
J. P. Miller
Will Geenson
W. R. Wheat
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T. B. Mellenthin
ALAA
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