Moline Seeks Central Association Franchise Agency Backs Bid
The Moline Mail reports strong city support and finances for a Moline entry into the Central association as a franchise prospect. President Justice favors Moline, Clinton also pursues a berth, and boosters push a bid before the season opens. The piece highlights Moline’s location, population, finances, and fan interest as key factors.
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Moline Mail
Central Association
Monemouth
Kewanee
Moline 10
Moline
M.eai Justice
Agayin
Darlington
Justice
Clinton
Muscatine
Rock Island
Davenport
Moliné
Dental Association
CAGE MAY COACH TOOSTENS
Indian Tah according to a report among Indiana University alumni. Pat Pass and committee members expect Page to be the next coach at Indiana State as authorities weigh the contrast with other candidates.
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Cage
Toostens
Indianapalis
Indsie Unives
Pat Pass
Tydhisa
Iowa Meets Minnesota Tonight In Nine Basketball Showdown
Jow City opens the Hic Nine region with Iowa hosting Minnesota at the local gym tonight. Both teams feature new players and unsettled form with Grissel likely to start and Lawler from Minnesota possibly out of condition. Officials are Schommer and Hackete, while crowd demand tests venue capacity as tickets surpass last season.
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Jows City
Minnesota
Iowa
Yawkeyes
Kent
Grissel
Schulte
Chesebro
Northwestern
Lawler
Gopher
Gaime
Schommer
Chicago
Hackete
Ames
Whder
Northwestern Indiana game features Whittle brothers and Sharp
Three former West High stars Harold and Glen Whittle along with Nathan Sharp starred in the Northwest Indiana exhibition. Northwestern defeated Indiana 49 to 33 in Evanston as H Whittle scored eight baskets and Trather led Indiana with six.
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West High
Northwestern Indiana
Harold Whittle
Glen Whittle
Nathan “Sharp
Whittle Brothers
Sharp
Northwestern
Minnesota
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Northwestern University
Indiana University
Evanston
H. Whittle
Trather
Indiana
Hinshaw Eyes Game Preserves Near Des Moines Forks
Humboldt January 19 E C Hinshaw state fish and game warden spent time in Humboldt examining plans for a Des Moines river forks game preserve about 3100 acres with no hunting on the land. He favors a county preserve program up to 400 acres per county and notes quail and prairie chicken abundance aided by mild winters.
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Humboldt
E. ¢. Hinshaw
Des Moines
Frank Gotech
Hinshaw
Chicago Defeated Hawkeye Quintet In Big Nine Showdown
Chicago overwhelmed the Hawkeye five 34 to 7 in a Big Nine clash at the Purtlett arena. Noreren Stull and Tes Jardien starred with sharp passing and scoring as the hosts used size and speed to control the game and secure the decisive victory.
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Chicago
Purtlett
Iine
Page
Hawkeye players lead scoring in uneven Maroons challenge
Schneider delivered two beat baskets for the Hawkeyes while Fields and Jacobson added one each. Field and Von Lackum each cashed five free throws. The Maroons appeared appreciably larger than the Gold and Black men in the contest.
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Schneider
Fields
Jacobson
Field
von Lackum
Hough May Lead Three-Club Distillers Bid
Bert Hough, manager of the Monmouth Browns, pressed Peoria officials to back a deal that could place him in charge of the Distillers this season and bring the entire Monmouth team to Peoria. Hough, a prominent minor league manager, said he would write to secretary Powell after failing to reach Peoria directors. Powell would consider Houghs proposition like any other, with terms undisclosed.
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Peoria
Monmouth
Kewanee
Central Association
Burlington
Bert Hough
Monmouth Browns
Distillers
Hough
Drake Defeats Teachers College In Season Opener
Des Moines Jan 19 Opened season with fast offensive play Drake University defeated Teachers College 24 to 12. Bulldog captain Tupper led scoring and battled pivot Clapper of the visitors who disrupted many Drake attacks. The home team showed strong second period rally and promise for the season ahead.
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Des Moines
Drake University
Teachers’ College
Tupper
Thomas
Clapper
Morri
Morri says he has not resigned from Illinois Central. He plans a possible leave of absence for health and clarifies rumors of his departure are false. He was in Chicago when the report circulated and returned to Dubuque to deny the resignation claim.
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J.T. Morrisey
Illinois Central
Morrisey
Dubuque
Chicago
Mr. Morrisey
Dlinois Central
Floating church to serve Puget Sound island communities
Seattle shipyards are asked to bid on building a 50 by 11.6 foot floating church named the Robert G. Seymour for the American Baptist Publication Society. The craft will carry a 16 by 11.5 foot cabin for services, with keel laying on January 28 conducted by Rev. Dr. Guy Lamson of Philadelphia.
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Seattle. Wash
Seattle Shipbuilding Companies
American Baptist Publican Society
Puget Sound
Sound
Robert G. Seymour
Guy Lamson
Philadelphia
Nebraskas football schedule rumor denied by coach
Nebraska coach Ewald Stiehm denies a report that Nebraska and Michigan Agricultural College would meet October 24 in Lansing. The Nebraska athletic director noted correspondence with the Michigan institution and a telegram offer, but Stiehm said any game would have to be played in Lincoln.
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Nebraska
Aggies
Lincaln
Neb
Michigan Agricultural College
Lansing
Ewald Stiehm
Michigan
Stiehm
Lincoln
War Chief's Move Angers Veterans
Chicago January 19 Veterans of the United Spanish War Veterans condemn a War Department thrift measure charging 50 cents for service medals. The circular dated December 5 1912 allows former officers and soldiers in civil life to buy medals from the mint, though many veterans who were discharged before 1905 are excluded and some have not yet claimed medals. This action is seen as a shift from previously free awards.
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Chicago
United Spanish War Veterans
War Department
Department
Congress
United States Mint
Philadelphia
T. A. Coyne
Philippine Camp No. 63
Fourth United States Infantry
Secretary of War
United States
George Andrews
George W. Gibbs
West Adams Street
Philippine Camp
Utah
Peg O My Heart at Waterloo Tonight with Peggy O Neill
Amusements page notes Oliver Mor osco presents Peg O My Heart at the Waterloo tomorrow evening with Peggy O Neill in the title role. Cast features Fraser Coulter Olin Field A T Hendon Joseph Vanner and others. seats on sale. In Old Dublin Friday at Waterloo stars Fiske O Hara in a romantic drama about Irish sporting gentry with a yacht race for a royal trophy on Dublin Bay.
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Peg
Oliver Morosco
J. ‘Hartley Manners
the Waterloo
Peggy O'Neil
Laurette Taylor
New York
Cort Theatre
Fraser Coulter
Olin Field
A. T. Hendon
Joseph Vanner
Roland Hogue
Jane Meredith
Martine Sabine
Karra Kenwan
Dublin
Focal Theatre
Waterloo
Fiske O'Hara
Augustus Pitou
Scanlan
Olcott
Ireland
Land of the
Dublin Bay
Iowa traveling men report 50 000 member milestone reached
Iowa State Traveling Men's Association announces 50 299 members for the year, a gain of 8 048, with benefits paid totaling 389 816.84 and total payments since founding at 3 318 012.08. Net year end balance stands at 165 299.97 as J W Hill presides. By law amendments consider restricting naming secretaries by familial relation.
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Tes Moines
Iowa State Traveling Men's Association
A. W. Rader
Association
J. W. Hill
T. M. Langan
Waverly Beats Oelwein 86 to 44 In Friday Game
Waverly defeated Oelwein 86 to 44 in a Friday basketball matchup. Local items note residents’ visits, travel, illnesses, and community events, including hospital updates and social calls in Waverly Iowa.
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Waverly
Oelwein
Ed Kaufman
Denver
Hessel Koight
H. A. Connor
Fort Dodge
H.F. Lusephop
Waterloo
John Kelley
Herbert Reinecke
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Laird
Edna M. Kelley
Schultzmeyer
M. J. Johnson
Kata Harmer
Clarksville
Waverly Friends
H. G. Nichols
Margaret
Harry Betsinger
Sheli
Local Travel Association Holds Balloting for Officers
The group discussed changing payment terms to quarterly and limiting indemnity for member injuries from war or riot. George W. Smith and others greeted attendees as balloting opened at noon for vice president Will Tone and John Lugenbelg with five directors to be elected among a slate including Barrowman, Bowie, Needham, Blanchard and others.
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George W. Smith
R. A. Cavanaugh
George Switzer
Illinois Travelers
W. H. Butts
Western Travelers’ Association
H. B. Hedge
Henry Reigelman
Iowa State
Will E. Tone
John F. Lugenbelg
Robert A. Barrowman
James M. Bowie
Thomas J. Needham
John A. Blanchard
John Allen
BD. C. Newquist
David A. Andrews
James L. Hunt
M. §. Cohen
Ernest M. Hughes
John D. Carpenter
Harry K. Briggs
Missing Spokane Magnate Clark Believed Safe Despite Disappearance
Spokane dispatch reports F. Lewis Clark, a wealthy Sioukonkene figure missing after bidding his wife farewell at a Santa Barbara station. His hat was found on a beach a mile north of the city. Authorities comment on the case while noting his large land holdings and a Hayden Lake estate valued at about $500 000.
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Clark
Goodby
San Francisco
Spokane
Wash
F. Lewis Clark
Santa Barbara
Cal
Solo Kene
Hayden Lake
Idaho
Unhappy creditors meet over Colonial Land case in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa creditors of the Colonial Land and Holding company gathered in the Referee Longueville’s office. Trustee Herman Ternes reported limited prospects with assets appraised at 169000 and crop failures could yield less than 25 cents on the dollar. Widows and others with ties to the defunct concern faced long waits as the trustee continues affairs for another year.
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Dubuque
Colonial Land and Holding Company
Peter Kiene & Son
Longueville
Herman Ternes
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ternes
Werson
Supmer
Two Boys Frozen in Manitoba Woods
The bodies of Herman and Harold Jamie son, sons of a ranch owner near Swan River, were found in the woods after perishing in a northern Manitoba blizzard while they went to cut wood and became lost.
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Winnipeg
Man
Herman
Harold Jamieson
Swan River
Manitoba
Grocer Launches Cash-Only Halsted Street Shop
M. E. Shook of the city opened a new grocery on Halsted street last Thursday. He will sell only to cash purchasers who deliver their own goods and hopes to cut costs by eliminating delivery and bad debts.
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M. E. Shook
Halsted Street
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Stomach Upset
Thousands suffer from stomach upset. Olive Tablets by Dr Edward’s claim to restore liver and bowel function and relieve indigestion without griping. Purely vegetable blend with olive oil, sold 10 and 25 cents per box by The Olive Fablet Company, Columbus Ohio.
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Edward
The
Olive Fablet Company
Columbus
Ohio
AH Druggiste
Spokane millionaire believed to have died by own action
Santa Barbara California January 19 That F Lewis Clark a Spokane Washington millionaire missing since Friday night is believed to have died by his own action by jumping off a pier here.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
F. Lewis Clark
Spokane
Wash
Hyomei for catarrh and chest ailments advertised
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a quick, safe remedy for catarrh head colds sniffles bronchitis laryngitis or croup. It promises instant relief and urges trying the $1.00 complete outfit with money back refund by Wangler Bros Go and wide druggist availability.
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Wangler Bros
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