Aneury Games of Baseball at Fajr Grounds
A fragmented report from yesterday depicts a baseball game at Fajr Grounds with Greenwell pitching and multiple players such as Beckers, Sand los, Thorn, and Campbell contributing. Leading scorers included Capahiania, Aleching, Tarrkach, Bernatein, Lapker, and Mfarstal with several notable fielding plays and a double play noted.
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Svenlse
Beckers
Ty Beanie
Gore
Brekery
Dagzlers
I. Greenweld
Heckel
Thorn
Tollows
Rockens
Fendisande
Greenwell
Stent
Campbell
Blewarty
Becknte
Watson
Brown
Larken
Williames Hoferie
Northwestern League Standing Summary
In the Northwest League standings dated July 7, Al Portlatit leads with 45 points, followed by Jind i Tavona at Sewite with 3, and Taewma 2. Benita TH.
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Northwestern League
al Portlatit Vangonver
I Tavona
Sewite
Wid
Taewma
Benita TH
Ogden Athletic Association Plans Wrestling Card May 22
A meeting last night outlined a wrestling program at the Ogden gym with Jack Jarbertson of Ogden vs George Steif of Lewiston for the main bout. Training facilities to be established at the Marlon Hotel with a promised match against Ike Yokel if Jarbertson wins. Also notes about recent form and potential opponents.
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Eftlee
Mauger
Frank Terry
Vcadeon
Ogden
GW. Grea Tral cv Presient
Col. Cale
Atee Presilent
Hide
Teeter du Treneurer
Ae Mayes
Weares Tary
Kelly
Dimnetern
Rant
Davis Cup Team Calls Contestants for Trials
New York May reports list 10 players to compete for places on the Davis Cup team training calling a wide pool. Includes top doubles champions from last year and additional invited players, reflecting selection for the international competition.
Court Decides Patents Case In Davenport Suit
A Davenport court today ruled in favor of the Beton doef company in a $300,000 patent infringement suit brought by the Pressed Steel Company and the Guaranty Trash cam tour of New York against Better dort Aste company of Movenport. Judge Seat Me Pherson presided in the United States district court.
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Davenport, Ta
Era
Pressed Steel Company
New York
Axa
Better Dort Aste Company
Movenport
Beton Doef Company
Judeye Seat MePherson
United States
Oan
Five Men Named to New Federal Reserve Board
Five men from major financial centers Boston New York Chicago Birmingham and San Francisco were chosen for the Federal Reserve Board to guide the new currency system. Names include Richard Olney former U S secretary of state and lawyer Adolph Miller economist from California banker Warburg from New York and Mills from Birmingham with others. confirmation by the Senate was not yet scheduled.
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Wanbington
Atuy
Wilson
Federal Reserve
Richard (Ney
Boston
Ptale
Atterary Aner
United States
Cleveland
Pank M. Warburg
New York
Kuhn, Loeb and
Seery Turly Lane
Monty
Senate
Oliwy
Pursons
White House
Olney
Isodd
Wheeler
Mir Warburghina
Mandhig
Nety
South Mills
Ne. Miller
Ong
Whitey
Ald Stodenc
Ft Wianen
Dent
Wwe
Warbuis
Harding
Bushiers Iit
Oinist Aid
Milter
Main
Rebarney
Ging
Biel
Phe Ditter
Trifernt Reservn Board
Giney
Doavit
Trust Company
Tedleval Reserve Bank
Hania Wthoriams
Muhh Sodaeal Reserve
rrAhira Hoddasrty
Dred Nab Phish
Cotton
Tenoral Regerye Wanke
Federal Reserve Innis
Pusiremeyer
Eenathen Federal Avvisery Gontied
Monere
Olney Declines Appointment to Federal Reserve Board
The article notes Olney declines appointment to the Federal Reserve Board of the new banking system. It references capacity of the board to define paper eligible for discount and discusses formal address to President Wilson regarding the appointment.
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Wilson
Wach Felarat Ergree Bank
Reserve Lanka
Natice
Olney
Dusen
Mays
Richard Obney
Fedeal Reserve Board
O'Shaughnessy Loses Baggage in Mexican Trip
New Orleans reports say Nelson O'Shaughnessy former American chargé d affaires in Mexico City and Mrs O'Shaughnessy lost nearly all their baggage from a special train bound for Vera Cruz after passports were obtained. The couple went shopping for wardrobes before the group planned to depart for Washington.
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New Orleans
Nelson O'shaughnessy
Mexico City
Vera Crow
Mrs. O'Shaughnessy
Waslington
State officials alarmed by crossborder response reports
State officials alarmed as provisional reports indicate widespread concern over a major general mission across multiple regions. Telegrams from Brazili A minister to Messee City and consuls in Tampira and Monterey relay official reactions to the unfolding event.
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Winhington
Conandubu B. Sillinet
Potosi
Bee Works
Injury payments exceed million in Wisconsin report
In Madison Wisconsin May 1 payments of compensation to injured workers exceeded a million dollars for the month. The industrial commission reported the totals amid the state’s labor unsettled mood and mentions of election activity in nearby Minnesota and electoral board members.
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Madiiaon
Wis
Agnesi
Industrial Commission
County commissioners oppose Wy Whin Power, mayor publisher
County leaders publicly challenge publisher Whin Power in a local mayoral contest. Officials note policy and governance concerns while the publisher campaigns for the mayoral seat amid community debate and electoral notices.
Guadalajara Quiet Americans Safe in Mexico City Message
Reports from Washington say Americans in Guadalajara are safe and demand for evacuation has eased. The Brazilian minister in Mexico City notes no danger, while State Department continues to monitor the situation amid disputes.
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Washington
Taman
State Department
Moxico City
Funston Sends Night Message Amid Pocatello Deaths
Washington dispatch summarises a message from General Funston about defense planning near a pumping station. The report notes no changes in couch lines and mentions a pumping station defense maneuver without extending lines. Ellen and Hunter die in Pocatello.
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Washington
Mar
Vate Uris
Cartison
Funston
Fevue
Mining board adjourns to May 18 for protests on assessments
fragmentary notice describes adjournment of a mining board meeting to Monday May 18 to hear protests over assessments. It mentions telegraph, telephone, and railroads among parties involved, with figures of stakes and payments allegedly worked out this week.
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Chivery
Cgpin
Colt
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