McAuley in Waiver Talk Amid Pirates Trade Prospects
Central association star James McAuley faces potential waivers as Pittsburgh Pirates consider using him in a trade or returning him to the minors. The Des Moines Register and Leader report waivers sought on Dazzy Vance Buck Sterzer and McAuley, with other Western league players listed.
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James McAuley
Central Association
Fittsburgh Pirates
Andrews
McAuley
Pirates
Columbus
Gerber
A. A
Siglin
Waterloo
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Nationals
Des Moines Register and Leader
Altho
Dazzy Vance
Buck Sterzer
J. E. McAuley
St. Joseph
Jack Holland
Doc Jay Andrews
Altho Mensor
LeJeune
Aterror
Vance
Sterzer
Fred Clarke
Geers Aims for Two-Minute Pace and $116000 Season
Memphis report notes harness veteran Edward F. Geers seeks a sub two minute mile and over $116,000 in 1902 style earnings. Longtime driver believes top pacers can break two minutes. he remains the sport’s enduring figure, turning sixty four next week. The piece also covers Fort Dodge fans and baseball prospects, with Central Association chatter about Clinton, Mason City, and a possible six club circuit as the league debates franchises.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edward F. Geers
Esa H. Kay
Horse Review
Geers
Ames Committee After Star Coach
The Ames athletic council special committee has discarded many applications and considers combining two coaching jobs into one. If a single competent man is found to run Cyclone football and assist with spring training, the committee will recommend it to the council. The group awaits one final letter before acting.
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Ames
Ames Athletic Council
Athletic Council
Aiso
Paniaitipd
Walter Camp
Eleven White Sox slated for 1915 roster shakeup
Chicago reports a forthcoming American League rule change forces White Sox to release or trade many players. Ping Bodie likely headed to make room for new talent. pitchers and infielders face cuts as teams plan reallocations while Ed Walsh and Billy Sullivan may move into minor league management roles.
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Chicago
White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
Ed Walsh
Billy Sullivan
Sox
Bill Lathrop
John Collins
Demmitt
Roth
Felch
Chapelle
Ping Bodie
Slash
Bromwich
Brief
Baker
Eddie Collins
Buck Weaver
Joe Berger
Jimmy Breton
Jack Fourier
Russell Blackburne
Mason City considers former Galesburg players eager for hire
Rod Walsh of Monmouth, now with Clinton, met with Mason City delegates about managing the team. No action taken due to lack of authority. intent to discuss at a future organizational meeting. Central Association directors and guests praised Waterloo for hospitality during their annual meeting, with banquets and entertainment at Russell-Lamson hotel and a cordial end to the old Waterloo Marshalltown feud.
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Mason City
Galesburg
Rod Walsh
Monmouth
Clinton
Burlington Hawkeye
Central Association
Waterloo Blaseball Association
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Central, Association
Egan
Hayden
Waterloo Baseball Association
Waterloo Baseball Men
Wilford
Russell- Lamson Hotel
Marshalltown
Waterloo Association
Waterloo Commercial Club
Russell-Lamson Hotel
R. C. Thompson
Parkersburg News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Parkersburg reports Mrs Mont ford Wightman underwent appendicitis surgery and rests well at the hospital. Mrs Louise Rothe traveled to Sioux City to join an uncle for a California winter visit. Mrs Lamb and daughter Mrs Durfey of Cedar Falls visited Charles Gleason and sold a lot to Mrs Carl Ferguson for a spring home. Mrs Idella Card of Mason City attended RN installation with about 60 present. Mrs F W Wightman stayed in Waterloo over the weekend as Mr and Mrs Jos Knott returned.
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Parkersburg
Montford Wightman
Aplington
Louise Rothe
Sioux City
California
Lamb
Durfey
Cedar Falls
Charles Gleason
Funeral Notices and Local Death in Omaha Region
Funeral services for Henry Wistar were held at his mother's home after a pneumonia illness of ten days. He was 36, a carpenter. survived by mother, four sisters, and one brother. Body interred beside his brother Charles in Oak Hill. Local society notes include B. of A. installation and W.R.C. supper, with arrivals from Waterloo, Allison, Greene County, Britt, and Waterloo for related funerals.
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Omaha
Henry Wistar
Bunnell
Charles
George
I. C. Parker
Waterloo
J. Rose
Allison
Myers
Greene County
Emma Winsbar
Britt
Louis
Oak Hill
A. Y
JL. B. Hamilton
Chicago
J. A. Foote
Waterlrs
Ed. Myer
I. G Parker
Man of Shell Rock, W. H. Mason, dies after long illness
W H Mason of Shell Rock died Tuesday after weeks of suffering from a lingering illness. He moved to Shell Rock as a young man, worked in the woolen mill, farmed near Bristow, and returned to serve as mayor for six years. Survived by his widow, five sons, and two daughters. Funeral Thursday afternoon.
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Shell Rock
W. H. Mason
Raymond farewell parties and local social notes
Raymond set of social happenings includes a farewell party for the Benter family where an oyster supper was served and Leckliter sprained his ankle leaving the house. Ed Carroll Jr. celebrated his twenty first birthday with a surprise party. Ruth Fagan visited from Cedar Falls, and Miss Mary Wingert was honored at the Wingert home with a late midnight supper. Mrs. Bill Hobson is reported sick. Real estate transfers list several property dealings in Cedar Falls and Waterloo with nominal sums or noted transfers to banks and developers.
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Raymond
Benter
Leckliter
Ed Carroll
Jjr
Ruth Fagan
Cedar Falls
Gus Golinvaux
Bill Hobson
Mary Wingert
Chas. Wingert
Real estate transfers and national exchange meeting in Memphis
Real estate men transfer property in Waterloo with four noted deeds. The National Real Estate Exchange board and executive committee meet in Memphis on February 22 and 23 to finalize plans for the upcoming national convention in Los Angeles next summer. The Memphis association promises a southern welcome to visitors.
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National Real Estate Exchange
Memphis
Tenn
Los Angeles
Memphis Association
New York Forest Preserve Size and Value Reported
New York's forest preserve covers 1 825 000 acres and is valued at 30 000 000 dollars. England wages for telephones reduced by government ownership.
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New York
England
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DEAL
Fort Dodge
Depesters
Fort Dodge Messenger
James Wilson
Galesburg i
John, F. Ford
Riverside
Clinton Club
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Ned Egan
Ammes Committee
Iing
The
Philippines
Black Hawk Co
Joseph Cowan
Security Trust & Savings Bank of
E. Brown
Henry P. Rice
Walter Robinson
Riverview Development Co
Paul Davin
Riverview Addition
Fred J. Gibbs
W. J. Peverill
Shilliam’s
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
Trus
Palace Theatre
Julius Caesar
Rome
Mano
Isam Frank G
Ther
Plaza Theatre
Paramount Pictures
Ralph Mason Hix
Organtat
Tyrone Power
Keystone
Mutual
Kemble Floral CO
West Third Street
Fowler CO
Waterloo, Iowa
C. J. Miller Druggist
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
A. J. Busby
Mgr
Tai
London
By Ghorge RB. Sims
Guaranteey
Edison
Waterloo Electrica| Supply CO
Bridge Street
Majeatic Theatre Bhig
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