John Tener Resigns as National League President
John Tener steps down as president of the National League after serving as a strong leader during turbulent times. The former Pennsylvania governor leaves the commission, ending a notable era in baseball and signaling restructuring postwar.
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Jack Velock
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New York
Baseball
John Kinley Tener
National League
Tener
Pennsylvania
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National Commission
Saturday Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
Results from Cincinnati Pittsburgh Boston and St Louis highlight tense games with key pitching and batting. Notable performances include Brooklyn New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia St Louis and Jersey City matchups with several decisive scores and lineups across venues.
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Chicago
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleeland
Detroit
St. Louis Sae Enee
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
St. Loui
Cincinnati
Logging progress and community notes in Porkey journal
The Porkey column reports a completed log road crossing the creek and active lumbering with crews of Americans Italians and Austrians. It mentions the South Penn Oil Co taking over the Jordan house arrangements for Mrs Jordan and plans for residents moving, plus local travel bee sightings and a hospital visit from an aging father.
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Porkey, Pa
M. J. Kirchner
Oil City
Purcy Jordan
South Penn Oil Co
Jordon
Sheffield
Thomas Downey
Tidicute
Jordan House
Frank Staab
South Penn of Co
Peterson
Minister
Fools Creek
Clarion
Wm. Reed
Nebraska
Earl Henry
Silas Galbert
Kellerville
Rupert System
Collins
D. W. Downey
E. T. Downey
Titusville
Grand Valley
Russell
Frank Downey
Mayburg Social Roundup Shows Residents and Visitors
Mayburg notes a flood of visits as Edna Smith returns to Ridgway with friends. Samuel Cook plans to stay in Williamsport after visiting his daughter. Gust Leitchenburger relocates his family to Buck Mills. various locals visit relatives, attend reunions, or move between towns. An accident injures Oscar Young. many neighbors travel to Warren, Youngsville, Cherry Grove, and beyond.
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Mayburg
Edna Smith
Ridgway
Samuel Cook
Williamssport
Rhet Plyer
Gust Leitchenburger
Buck Mills
Bunouverts
Litchenburger
W. A. Hartman
Warren
Stephen Steele
Bessie Bean
Kellettville
Will Watson
Our Town
James Matha
Sheffield
Art Blum
Ed Mealy
Elmer Brennan
East Hickory
Oscar
Jay Catlin
Avanelle
Catlin
Fern Cliff Park
Fitzgerald
Russell
Oil City
George Walters
John Paul
Endeavor
Cherry Grove
Tressa Hendrickson
Hazel Carpinter
Youngsville
Hamfrid
Ernest Hendrickson
Lena Johnston
Evelyn Hendrickson
Carr
Franklin
St. Mary’s
Carlotta E. Horner
Beulah Brown
Washington, D. C
Newmansville
Herb Reed
Mary
Sarah
L. W. Hendrickson
Titusville
Carrie Hoy
Mayburg Supply Co
Wilda Deshner
Miss Hoy
Scott Wilson
Halton
Market snapshot of prominent stocks and crude quotes
A dense list of stock prices and rail and steel names shows varied moves. Notable items include American Can at 4, General Electric around 146 percent, U S Steel near 111 percent, Bethlehem Steel, Union Pacific, Studebaker, and White Motors trading amid broad sector activity. Wyoming crude quotes for Elk Basin and Grass Creek are also noted.
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American H. & le
E.selles
American Steel Foundry
American Woolen
Atchison Butte & Superior
Chicago, Mil
Hartford American Can
Cascane
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chile Copper
Colorado Gas & Electric
Crucible Steel Distillers Securities
General Electric
Northern Pt
Kennecott Lackawanna Steel
Mexican Pete
S.s
Midvale Steel
Ohio Cities Gas
Ceeseeses JF
Pennsylvania
American Cotton Oil
American Smelt
American Tel
Bethlehem Steel B
China
Cuba
Erie
General Motors
Nickel Marine
New York Central Bay Consolidated Iss
Railway
Steel Springs
Republic Iron and Steel «A
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Union Pacific
Union Cigar Stores
U. S. Ind Alcohol
U. S. Rubber
Dorty Run Social Roundup at Dutch Hill
Mrs J J Knopf returns to Springville after visits with relatives. Miss C Kibbie guests of Mrs Kate Luther. Mr and Mrs J J Lauffer and sons attend entertainment by E Johnson a blind man at Dutch Hill school house. Rev W C Beck of Warren speaks on Playing the Fool. Eye teeth still being cut noted as a regional improvement.
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Dorty Run
J. J. Knopf
Springville
N. Y
C. Kibbie
Stoneham
Kate Luther
E. Johnson
Dutch Hill
W. C. Beck
Warren
J. J. Lauffer
Ruth Knopf
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German Sympathizers Attack Troop Train Near Polk Street
Federal agents hunt German sympathizers after a troop train near Polk Street station is stoned. Several soldiers are hit but none seriously injured. Armed guards will escort troop trains to and from Chicago amid the incident.
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Chicago
Polk Street
America Amazes the Allies Speech by Lord Reading
London reports Lord Reading telling the American Luncheon club that America has amazed the allies by taking a splendid part in the war. He says the United States assures triumph for democracy and is ready to sacrifice everything for humanity if the cause is noble.
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London
America
Lord Reading
United States
Sunday Callers and Visits Highlight Warren Community
The report lists local residents making Friday and weekend trips to Warren and surrounding areas. Hazel Keil Lavina and Florence Wenzel from Dutch Hill called at the Speckmann home. Mrs John Keil of Warren visited her daughter Mrs John Lauffer. Mrs M Fehrman of Warren stayed with friends in the vicinity. H V Dalrymple of North Warren traveled by motor Thursday. W A Stanford visited Warren Friday. Mrs G Speckman and son drove to Sugar Grove for the funeral of Clarence Hoag of Jamestown New York, a son of Mr and Mrs J O Hoag of Dutch Hill. The Hoag family connection and local travel are noted amid the community activity.
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Levi Epstein
Sheffield
Garfield
Tionesta Creek
Tidioute
Wm. Mellinger
Nell Rupert
Mellingers
Thompson
Warren
Mellinger
Purey Jordon
E. P. Rayhorn
France
FE. L. Littlefield
Inity
Hazel Keil
Lavina
Florence Wenzel
Dutch Hill
Speckmann
John Keil
John Lauffer
M Fehrman
H. V. Dalrymple
North Warren
W. A. Stanford
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