Red Sox viewed as favorites after reform in Hot Springs
Hot Springs Arkansas December 22 The Boston Red Sox long based in Hot Springs as a training camp are favored to win the coming American League race. Carrigan’s club benefited this year from Heinie Wagner’s illness and Smoky Joe Wood’s limited play while Grover Alexander Joe Bush and other All Nationals toured the South. Other notes discuss limiting Central Association rosters to thirteen with four pitchers and calls for rule changes at the January meeting in Waterloo.
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Ark
Hon. C. Mack
Boston Red Sox
Clan of
Carrigan
Heinie Wagner
Smoky Joe Wood
Wagner
Henrie
Scott
Lannin
Heinie
Grover Alexander
Joe Bush
Boston Star
Mark Hall
Detroit Tigers
Joplin
Mountain Valley Springs
Viali
Hugh Jennings
Aurington
Nec
Aurlington
Hmit
Central Association
Waterloo
Umit
Tom Hayden
Hayden
Galary Umit
Burlington
Tom
Boyle
Andrews
Kean
Mough
Bush
Bush Hall
Harvard Revisions Aim at Radical 1915 Football Schedule
Harvard announces a new nine game schedule with five new opponents Colby replaces Bates Mass Agricultural College takes Springfield YMCA date Carlisle replaces Tufts Virginia displaces Washington and Jefferson Cornell moves in for Michigan Princeton game moves to Palmer Stadium all others at Cambridge Yale Princeton Brown and Penn State remain on slate.
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Crimson
Cornell
Michigan
Carlisle
Tufts
University of Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Colby
Bates
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Springfield Y. M. C. A. College
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Pennsylvania
Palmer Stadium
Massachusetts
Agricultural College
Pennsylvania State
Wambsganss to Stick With Naps in Training
Cedar Rapids report says Dutch Wambsganss of the Cedar Rapids Bunnies, recently sold to the Cleveland Americans, will be one of only thirty players at spring training with the Naps. Manager Birmingham plans to keep a small squad of assets for the season.
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Wambsganss
Cedar Rapids Bunnies
Cleveland Americans
Chicago
Birmingham
Naps
Sam Antonio
Johnson contract dispute sparks Federal at Chicago
Chicago, Dec. 22. Charles Weeghman, president of the Chicago Federals, said Walter Johnson will play for the Federals next year or not at all. He claims Johnson signed with Washington Americans and will fight the case to the United States Supreme Court, calling their contract binding.
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Chicago
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Walter Johnson
Star Pubber
Washington Americns
Weeghman
United Sates Supreme Court
Johnson
Arm graft on wounded Prussian recalls WWI science feat
Parla December 22 Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute reports grafting the arm of a shelled Belgian war casualty onto a private soldier. After years of animal study he confirms the possibility of human limb grafts and cites the success as validating his theory.
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Parla
Alexis Carrel
Stockefeller Institute
Trumelel Faber
Belgium
Carrel
Jijs
M B A Sued for Heavy Damages Over Mismanagement
Cedar Rapids reports insurgents file in district court charging Modern Brotherhood of America officers with reckless mismanagement and excessive field expenses. Plaintiffs seek 200000 in damages, alleging false reports and extravagant spending while membership fell.
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Cedar Rapids
Modern Brotherhood of America
District Court
B. N. Bliss
Louis Curtis
James H. Hughes
Kutkel and
Dennis
Plaintiffs accuse organization leaders of waste and mismanagement
The plaintiffs allege funds were squandered on needless expenses and no proper vouchers or receipts exist for many payments. They say membership is falling while expenses rise and claim directors invested company assets in Oklahoma and Texas lands. They seek a receiver to oversee the association until the final hearing.
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Iowa
Capital Saloonists to Make No Fight
Des Moines liquor dealers head R W Wolverton says there will be no public effort to block the campaign to close the saloons after January 1. He claims the city council can refuse renewals on January 3 and the saloons cannot be forced to continue. The petition indicates majority support for allowing saloons to operate.
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Des Moines
Board of Supervisors
Woman Burned to Death After Fire Flares
In Council Bluffs Iowa Mrs Magele Warden aged 25 died yesterday from burns after attempting to rekindle a fire with oil when an explosion ignited her clothing. Her father was injured while attempting to rescue her. The case highlights a fatal accident from unsafe fire practices in the home.
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Council Bluffs
Dee
Magele Warden
For Good Little Boys and Girls Christmas Offer
A Christmas pitch urges readers to be good to receive Waterlo o Evening Courier gifts. The ad promotes a modern dictionary set priced at $4, redeemed with six coupons and a small expense, suggesting multiple copies as ideal presents.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Magnificent Bible Gift Promoted For Christmas
The advertisement touts a genuine imp leather Bible bound in gold with tarn Bible paper and readable type. It emphasizes a $4 carton packaging, a durable gift idea for all ages, and urges clipping certificates to receive a coupon.
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Wehoo
Matl
Sunday School Sends Flour to the Belgian
Universalist Sunday School held its annual Christmas celebration to raise funds for flour for Belgians. Children meet at the church for 4 PM rehearsal, supper follows, then the Christmas program with story telling and music. A small treat will be given to the youngsters.
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Universalist Bundsy School
Childre
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