One Man Holds Many Jobs In East Cleveland
J H Stamberger serves as village marshal and fills multiple roles in East Cleveland. He also acts as chief of police, humane agent, plumbing inspector, sewer inspector, sidewalk inspector, fire department head, and public health officer, all while drawing a salary of 115.2 per month amid a 3000-strong town near Cleveland. Sylvester notes his wide authority and the uneasy balance between official titles and real duties.
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Maccabe Pushes New Rules to Curb Foreign Competitors
Joseph B. Maccabe, newly elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States, outlines aggressive plans to boost AAU membership to 500 clubs and to enact rules restricting foreign athletes and prohibiting American amateurs from traveling abroad without official sanction. He also backs prohibiting AAU member clubs from maintaining professional or disqualified teams and urges associations to persuade clubs to suspend such teams for the season.
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Sullivan to Fight Broad in Fifteen Round Featherweight Bout
Kid Sullivan of Washington and Kid Broad of Cleveland square off at Eureka Athletic Club Friday in a fifteen round featherweight bout. Weight disputes nearly canceled the match with Broad pressing for catch weight but agreeing to 130 pounds after talks. Broad is a seasoned fighter and Sullivan, though newer, is regarded as a skilled contender likely to provide a hard battle.
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Sunday Recreation on Sundays for Boys in Scranton
In a St Peter's Cathedral sermon Bishop M J Hoban urged permitting boys to play on Sundays. He criticized bans on Sabbath recreation, stating boys mining six days a week may enjoy baseball and football if they are good. Bloomington report notes Indiana�s Bamse set indoor pole vault world record at 15 ft 6.25 in.
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Fire injures Lizzie Cabell at 1422 D Street NW
A 60 year old Black woman Lizzie Cabell suffered severe burns to her back and head when her dress caught fire at home on 1422 D Street Northwest about 5 PM. Firemen extinguished the flames as neighbors helped. She was taken to Emergency Hospital in stable condition. The incident sparked local concern over fire safety.
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Jesse Brown Cup Two Year Old Stakes For Nationals Breeders
The Washington Jockey Club announces two new two year old stakes to be run at Benning for Virginia Maryland and District of Columbia bred juveniles. The Jesse Brown Cup adds 1000 in prize and 250 cup for the breeder of the winner. The Washington Nursery adds another 1000. Entries close February 22 at midnight. Large Maryland and Virginia entries loom from Barbarity Stables H C Hall and other breeders. Graziallo leads a strong Benning track class as spring meetings near.
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James Hall
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Alexandria News in Briefs from Mount Vernon land sales and local events
Joseph Roberts remains hospitalized in Alexandria after a pistol wound and pneumonia linked to a Christmas Day incident. Land sales in Fairfax County include 533 acres to J K Norton at 2050 per acre and eight and a half acres to Fairfax Bethel Baptist Church trustees for 918 per acre. Additional property on Alfred street sold for 305 cash. Local social and business notes cover Mrs Gaillard's serious hip fracture, Mrs Laupheimer selling stock, and various residents visiting or staying in Alexandria. The Alexandria Aerie of Eagles No 871 reported ten new applications at a meeting, with guests noted at the Hotel Rommel and surrounding social updates.
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Warrenton
Rommel
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Philadelphia
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Charlottesville
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Duke Street
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Boston
Harvard President Eliot Defines a Democratic Gentleman
Martin notes in the Metropolitan Magazine that Harvard President Charles W. Eliot told new students in Sanders Theatre to be gentle in speech and demeanor, attentive and non vain, valuing superior persons, avoiding laziness, and becoming a strong, hardworking public servant in a democratic society.
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Baptist Lyceum Pushes Colored Textbooks in District Schools
The Second Baptist Church colored Lyceum adopted resolutions to introduce histories of colored men and women into District public schools. A committee led by Lieut. R E Toomey will meet with the board of education to discuss the reform. Speakers included Fra n Heath and Maria L Jordan urging broader education to inspire higher ideals.
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Crisis for Negro Race as Booker Washington Calls for Education and Industry
Philadelphia reports Booker T Washington urging the Negro race to develop both mental and manual skills to meet southern needs. He warns without industrial progress, whites from other regions may supplant Black workers, and emphasizes land, homes, food, and education while urging unified efforts from educators and ministers. Introductory remarks by Prof Rowe and Robert C Ogden accompany the address.
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Speakeasy raid arrests in Christian Court district
Annie Meakin and Benjamin, described as colored and calling a white man, were arrested last night in an alley between F and G streets southeast for operating an unlicensed bar. Several gallons of whisky and gin were seized.
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