Glass B For Outslaws Atlantic Gets A Turn Down
Rival league delegates prepared for a decision today on the dispute over players jumping contracts and reserve lists affecting Trenton and Wilmington. Tri State provisions cover the contested issues as delegates close in on a ruling.
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Trenton
Wilmington
Tri-State
Tri-State League Granted Class B Status By National Association
The Nations Association of Baseball Leagues admitted the Tri-State League as a Class B member after arbitration. It preserves a ban on contract jumpers and blacklisted players from national leagues, while allowing reserve jumpers to remain with the Tri-State. President Powers warned Atlantic League rivals of risks if they pursue Trenton and Wilmington, and conditions require repayment of funds by players with outstanding contracts.
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Cat Penter
Witameport
Bob Ungleuch
Boston Americans
Washington
Powers
Cete
New York
Nations Association of Baseball Leagues
Tri-State League
National Commission
Cincinnati
Uageball
Outlaws
Atlantic League
National Association
Whiitington
Trenton
Board of Arbitration
Natorial Association
Tri- State League
Charles Carpenter
Altoona
A. W. Lawson
Wilmington
Del
Johnn Debbing
Carpenter
National Board of Arbitration
Hst
National Agreement
National Board
Warid
Tel-Stata League
Wilmington Felds
Isk
Atlantic
Girls Basketball to Open Season With High School Teams
Girls at local high schools form new teams and start play this Thursday as Western Regulars meet the Reserves. A tentative lineup lists Beggiara Alta Tengley Mina Ollet Fulton Garnett Murr Wilkle Dink Boltynting Riebardeon among others.
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Western
Kotten
Weatera
Beggiara
Alta
Tengley
Mina Ollet Mies Fulton
Garnett
Murr
Mise Wilkle Mins Dink
Boltynting
Misa Riebardeon
Tonopah Promoter Seeks Melod y Gardner Finish Fight
The Washington Post reports promoter wires from Tonopah athletic Club seeking preliminaries for a welterweight world title bout between Honey Melod y and Jimmy Gardner. If arranged, the finish fight would occur in Tonopah after the Gans Britt bout, late April. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad text follows.
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Tonopah
Gardner
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
Jan
Riley
Loudoun Hunt Club Chase in Leesburg
Loudoun Hunt Club foxhounds from Leesburg on Harrison estate cast for twenty couples and uncov ered a red fox. The field followed toward Morven and Selma farm, then along Potomac River hills before the hunt paused. Riders led by Westmoreland Davis and others from Middlesex Hunt included Higginson Chamberlain White Chichester Swart and more. Next meet planned at Hilersite on Wednesday.
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Washington
Leesburg
Loudoun
Harrison
Morven Estate
Selma Farm
Potomac
Potomac River
Westmoreland Davis
A. H. Higginson
Robert Chamberlain
Middlesex Hunt
E. B. White
A. M. Chichester, Jr
W. A Metager
W. C. Eustis
D. B. Tenant
G.al Zerega
L. C. Leith
Arthur Swart
Miss Swart
Corbin Castleman
J.C. Heflin
Middlesex Hounds
Hilersite
Season Opens in Capital with 154 Game Plan
The joint schedule committee of the National and American Leagues in Cincinnati announced a 154 game season for each team. Opening day is April 11 with rivals set in both East and West regions and schedules to minimize conflicting dates. Details include opening games in New York Boston Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia and Washington St Louis Detroit with dates to be finalized by league presidents.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National and American Baseball Feagues
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Pulliam
Johnson
National Commission
Sebring
Noted Athletes to Compete in Southern Athletic Event
Baltimore officials announce a star-studded entry list for the Fifth Regiment Armory games Saturday night. President Jamies E. Sullivan of the A U will referee. Among the athletes are Martin J. Sheridan, Melvin W. Sheppard, Ray Ewry, Lawson Hobartson, all famed in their events.
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Washington
Baltimore
Maneger Englander
Fifth Regiment Armory
Jamies E. Sullivan
Then
A. U
Englander
Martin J. Sheridan
Melvin W. Sheppard
Ray Co. Ewry
Lawson Hobartson
Two Noted Outlaws Near Lawton in Kiowa County Bid for Pasture
John L Sullivan and manager toured Lawton as plans emerged to place John L Sullivan and Frank James near neighbors in the Kiowa Comanche Wood Reserve next year. A bid from The Big Fellow, mailed from Comanche Ind, included a 50 dollar check. Nineteen tracts drew bids, top at 1750 dollars. Frank James disputed city reporting claiming it misrepresented his chances for pasture land.
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Far West
Lawton
Okla
Jan
John L. Sylvan
Frank James
Akely
Kiowa-Comanche Wood Reserve
Comanche
Ind. T
John L. Sullivan
James
The
Oklahoman
Boxers Vie for Wittyla-Dilly Title in Augusta Meet
The Augusta Athletic Club bids for the Wits yewla-Dilly welterweight crown offering 6 percent of gross receipts for a sixteen round bout. Benton Harbor is promoting a rising pugilistic scene as Tommy Ryan trains in preparation for his fight with Hugo Kelly in Rhyolite Nevada. Aurelio Herrera plans a ring return to prove he is no longer a has been and a Los Angeles dispute over recovered posted funds ends with Herrera reclaiming 2900 dollars while 500 goes to the Pacific Coast club.
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Augusta
Benton Harbor
Mich
Tommy Ryan
Hig
Hugo Kelly
Rhyolite
Nev
Herrera
Nelson
Los Angeles
Cadets Dismissed at VMI Over New Year Fireworks
Special to The Washington Post from Lexington Virginia reports seventy two third class cadets dismissed for taking part in a fireworks display atop the academic building during the January celebration. Two more cadets were dismissed for neglect of duty and the order suspends execution until the board of visitors meets. Dismissals allow for an appeal and apply to cadets from fifteen states.
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Washington Post
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Board of Visitors
Stevens
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Supt
Doyle
Cliss
White Squirrels Origin In Seaton Park Mystery Clear
The white albino squirrel that appeared in Seaton Park last month is traced to a Capitol page in Virginia. Sent from Missouri to a Kansas City man, the animal wandered to the Capitol grounds then settled in Seaton Park, feeding on peanuts and banana skins. A neighborhood rumor era ends as the lone creature faces uncertain fate.
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Omer
Little Virginia
Tommy Long
Kansas City
Muncie
Tommy
William J. Long
House of Representatives
Capitol
Uney
House
Potomac
Monument
Missouri River
Missouri Bottoms
Missouri
Capital
Begs for Convict Lover Release From Fifteen Year Sentence
A Providence woman pleads for clemency to free Marcus Crahan, a counterfeiter serving fifteen years in Atlanta. She claims marriage and reform will follow, citing letters to the White House and Justice Department. Crahan, known for passing copper etching bills at race tracks, was jailed after Secret Service tracked him at Delmar Park. The case hinges on presidential pardon prospects amid strong, hopeful letters. Also, a Providence watchman, Samuel Slater, aged seventeen years on the job, was killed by robbers at Glenlyon dye works Saylesville bleachery.
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Atlanta
Providence
R. I
Department of Justice
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White House
St Crahan
Delmar
St. Louis
Sheepshead Bay
Adams
Federal Court
R. 1
Samuel Slater
Glenlyon
Sayleaville
Former Westchester official Burnstine Found Dead in Yonkers
Sumner Burnstine a long time transfer tax clerk in Westchester surrogates office and once a Manhattan newspaper man, was found dead on Palisade avenue Yonkers early today with a revolver by his side and a bullet wound in his head. Coroner Wienendanger said indications point to self inflicted death though no motive is known. An inquest will decide.
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Yonkers
Jan
I. Sumner Burnstine
Westchester County
White Plains
Manhattan
Palisade Avenue
Wienendanger
Burdstine
Supreme Court docket and admitted practitioners list
United States Supreme Court term notes admissions of Fred Ficta of Boston and others, with attorneys Galen, Guen, Hedwine, McLoud, and Burdett. Multiple cases across Patent, Equity, and Criminal dockets set for January 8 to March. Adjourned sessions include numerous Nos. 141 through 389 and diverse firm representations.
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Justice McKenna
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Mccay
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Boston
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Victoria
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New York City
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Bayard
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Tenison
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A.W. Graves
Charles B Hodges
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Garner
Blackford Va
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Empire State Realty Company
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Harrison Ve. Harrison
Fowler
Guardian
Cummings
Consau
Vonderhelde
Leasnitzer Va
Padgett
Damurrer
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Areas
Real estate transfers involving Blundon to Sheets Gemeron to Behrend Copeland to Pisarty Dawyon to Perkins Drury to O Riley Miller to Shion Wardman to Stevens Staley Mattern and Herrman to Stevens Borden to Severson Wilder to Lewis list numerous lots blocks and trusts across Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Anacostia Kenilworth Randle Highlands and other districts with typical prices ranging from 10 to 60 dollars and various subdivision references.
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George B. Sheets
Blundon
James
Gemeron
Amnon Behrend
Oa Chichester
John S. Copeland
Fninigaret
Pis- Tarty
Bloomingdale
Horace B. Coblentz
James D. Cobtentz
Jequare
Chris €. Dawyon
John A. Perkins
Lewis
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plaine
Samuel A
May P Drury
John O'Riley
Thorpe
Pleasant Plains
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P. Drury
Savane
Harry H. Miller
Riley A. Shion
B. Miller
Maurice E. Yo
Thomas E. Jarrell
Charles D.meltaler
Washington Heights
Robert V. Rusk
Mama V. Rusk
Emma V. Rusk
Robert H. Simpson
William H. Schmidt
William Hl. Schmidt
Howard Stevens
Wardman’s
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National Capital Bank
Laura C Herfurth
Griswall
Kenilworth
Harvey"a. Taylor
Linnaeus
Savage
Diock
Handle Highlands
United States Resity Company
Maria Oblinger
Randle Highlands
Unite States Realty Company
Wilson Oblinger
Square
Jane M. White
Gifford A. Borden
White & Bros
Auib. Viata
Jennie E. Woodyani
Lviliem H. Severson
James R. Wilder
Arnold “T. Lewis
Harkness
Sub- Divinian
Oppose Gambling at Montgomery County Fair Adopted
A large temperance gathering in Rockville Md January 8 attended by churches missions and anti saloon groups formed the Montgomery County Anti Saloon League. Officers were elected including Alfred Wilson Bethesda and Benjamin H Miller Sandy Spring with many vice presidents named. The group urged county residents to petition locally to end gambling at the county fair and support prohibition efforts.
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Montgomery County
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Albert E. Sheeraker
Thomas J. Owen
T. R. Richards
R. A. Smith
R. EK. Moseley
T. Preston Lewis
Alfred Wilson
Bethesda
Augustus Stabler
Benjajamin H. Miler
Sandy Spring
Ind
Alfred C. Warthen
Kensington
J. E. James
W. Boyer
Thomas J. Peckard
Axa M. Stabler
C. Beall
Parke P. Flournoy
R. Bent Lex Thomas
BH. W. Walker
George R. Beall
W. W. Hodges
A. McK. Bowman
W. A. Maxwell
W. F. Menton
Palace Train for Florida from New York to St Augustine
The Atlantic Coast Line’s New York and Florida special passed Washington at 8 10 pm en route to St Augustine for the winter season. Ninety five passengers including prominent New Yorkers travel aboard a fast, electrically lit, steam heated Pullman train with dining and observation cars.
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New York
St. Augustine
George P. James
Atlantic Coast Line
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Richmond
EH. Donaldson
Pullman Company
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Petersburg
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Wilt
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Calla
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Fortune
Ts FM
Atlante
Birmingham
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Emrenaer Agen
Washington, D. C
Pastor denounces critics in Chagrin Falls church row
Special report from Chagrin Falls Ohio recounts the Congregational Church Society meeting where trustees report dissatisfaction over the pastor and withdrawal of financial support. Rev R W Burton condemned critics, sparking a heated clash and a planned resistance to further actions.
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Washington Post
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
R. W. Burton
The
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Pennsylvania Special 18 Hour Train Debuts on Key Corridor
The Pennsylvania Railroad launches the Pennsylvania Special, an 18 hour daily link between New York and Chicago. In its first year it reached Chicago 328 times on time of 365 trips, aimed at rapid transfers for business travelers. Washington riders depart 3 40 p m linking at Harrisburg to arrive Chicago 8 55 a m next day. The Chicago Limited from Washington at 5 45 p m offers superior service.
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