Minor Alliance May Be Formed For Minor League
Chicago January 25 The Three I League and Central association leaders meet after warnings that redistricting is needed to save several clubs. President Al R Tearney of the Three I and J F Ford of the Central call for a Chicago meeting within 10 days to decide future boundaries. Central League remains unchanged for this season.
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Chicago
al R. Tearney
J. F. Ford
Fort Dodge
Palmer House
Grand Rapids
Tearney
Ford
Central Baseball League
E. W. Dickerson
Central League
Mich
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Northwestern Beats Iowa Team in Patten Gymnasium
Northwestern defeats the Hawkeyes 24 to 15 at Patten gym. Captain Underhill leads the Purple with two early baskets and a free throw, Bannick scores 13 for Iowa, and Northwestern pulls away after intermission as substitutes see action.
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Chicago
Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Murphy
Patten Gymnasium
Underhill
Purples
Northwestern
Bannick
Iowa
Purple
Town
Lapt
Baunick
Benumelt
Food Exports Fall Off 43 Millions During Past Year
Washington report shows U S food exports declined by 43.9 million dollars last year totaling 745 million, with breadstuffs down while meat and dairy rose. Wheat and flour fell sharply, beef and pork volumes varied, and oils and gasoline exports rose with large crude and residuum fuel increases.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
10 Dog Trains Start on 522 Mile Race
Morris Manitoba January 23 news notes the 10 dog trains in the 522 mile Winnipeg to St Paul race starting from Morris after overnight rest. Leaders hope to reach the border today and maybe Grand Forks tonight. One contestant Orris West withdrew before Morris due to difficulty. Mortality rate of Americans over forty five cited by statisticians as aging trend.
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Morris
Man
Winnipeg
St. Paul
Grand Forks
WN. D
Orris West
The Heavens in February by C. B. Brainin of Columbia Univ Obs
Jupiter shines as the evening star and Saturn climbs toward the meridian this February. Venus and Mercury appear as morning stars with Mercury at western elongation on the 11th. The Lion Leo is mapped with Regulus Denebola and Gamma Leonis, while the Milky Way bends north to south across the sky revealing star clouds and dark areas dubbed coal sacks. A new theory links dark patches to dark nebulas and a flattened universe model explains the Milky Way as a vast star band around the cosmos.
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Fupiter
Coak Sacks
Jupiter
Saturn
Castor
Pollux
Procion
Sirius
Orion
Venus
Mercury
Leo
Regulus
Denebola
Aldebaran
Taurus
Cepheus
Cassiopeia
Perseus
Algol
Auriga
Capella
Gemini
Grion
Isargo Navis
Milky Way
Teachers 10. Play Dubuque Teachers 10. Play Dubuque
The Hawkeye conference race tightens as State Teachers prepare for a clash with Dubuque college. Dubuque, led by Leitch, seeks to extend a strong season while State Teachers hopes to rebalance standings after a recent tough loss.
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Dubuque
Hawkeye
Darias
Dubuque College
Upper Iowa State Teachers
Fayette Institution
Cedar Falls
No Money in Movies, Asserts W. A. Brady
William A. Brady testified before a New York legislative committee investigating the moving picture industry. He said the business is almost broke and there is no money in it, noting his World Film Corporation invested about $1,000,000 in six months while most funds were not his own. He warned the sector had expanded destructively.
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New York
William A. Brady
The
World Film Corporation
Brady
Comppany
Food not men Germany needs more food, not troops
Berlin reports total German forces at roughly 9 million at war start, with about 2 million dead or missing and 7 million still available. It notes reserves could sustain years of fighting, while stressing shortages in crops and distribution, especially potatoes, grain, and priced imbalances caused by wealthier groups.
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Berlin
Whretess
Jah
National Zeitung of
Germany
National Zeitung
Rich
London
War Road Bureau
Adolph Batocki
Food Regulation Board
Herr Batocki
Roumania
Food Office
German Papers Doubt Wilson Peace Scheme Fronted
European papers question President Wilson’s plan for permanent peace and sanitation. Der Kreis Zeitung and Morgen Post weigh risks and warn of delays, while Dr Bernard Pernburg calls Wilson’s message far ahead of current sentiment. A note on small cotton color varieties from Antisten, Alabama closes the report.
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Gibraltar
Suez
Panama
Wilson
Kreuz Zeitung
von Meitke
Dernburg
Bernard Pernburg
Feolonial
Morgen Post
Kaiser's Son May Be Peace Envoy
London dispatch from Amsterdam reports Kaiser Wilhelm sends his third son Prince Adalbert on a secret mission to Latin and Constantinople. It is believed the trip aims to secure peace. Prince Adalbert is expected to report back to headquarters.
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London
Tolispatcher
Amsterdam
Kuisurtus
Princes Adalbert
Latin
Constantinople
Adalbert
Inquest Ordered Into Calkins Deaths After Tragedy
Garoner orders an inquest to view the bodies of Mrs. Calkins and her 1-year-old adopted son. The coroner’s jury will convene at 9 a m in the coroner Smith office. Subpoenas issued for witnesses as relatives and others prepare testimony. Mrs. Calkins wrote four notes and arranged belongings before death.
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Ife
Calkins
Vermont Street
Wother
Yager
Paul
Tory
XN. M. Beekly
James Bender
Chris Cavanaugh
Petersen Bros
Smith
Lawson's Daughter to Be a War Nurse
Mrs. James Fuller Lord the second daughter of Thomas W. Lawson sails for France to serve as a war nurse. She is accompanied by Miss Ruth Hose of Marshfield Massachusetts who has trained as a nurse.
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New York
James Fuller Lord
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
France
Lord
Ruth Hose
Marshfield
Maxs
Vegetable dyes made in States from moss and lichens
A new dye factory at National City, California by Lower California Cheateat Co plans large scale vegetable dye production from orechilla moss and lichen along the Lower California coast. Led by George Wiffext, the venture aims to end dependence on German and European dyes by supplying domestic markets with cheaper, parity quality dyestuffs. The project envisions a fleet operating between Magdalena Bay and National City to harvest moss, with contracts from East mills for the next decade and significant local and regional economic impact.
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National City
Cat
Lower California
Cheateat Company
Prowises
New York
Mme
Cbs
United States
Gariunuy
Murane
Lower
California
Europea
George Wi Ffext
Hoyle
Nuyw
Moores-Hale Company
Tower California
Europe
Woolen
East
Ehilla
Gibbons Asks Veto of Immigration Bill
Baltimore Maryland January cardinals statement urges President Wilson to veto the immigration bill. Gardinal Gibbons says the literacy test would harm desirable immigration and hopes Wilson will veto as previous presidents have done.
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Gibbons
Baltimore
Gardinal Gibbons
Wilson
Cardinals
Congress
Kiss Her Poetic Judge Tells Man Sued by Wife
San Francisco court drama centers on a poem sent by Superior Court Justice Thomas Graham to John Schuler, a divorce defendant, addressing how to avoid conflict with his wife. The verse, mailed yesterday, answers a court question and adheres to form.
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San Francisco
Cal
Kies Her
Surge
Thomas ¥. Graham
Superior Court
John Schuler
Streetcar Patons Discuss Service Changes With City Officials
Streetcar patrons and city officials meet at Mayor Law's office to discuss morning service changes. Officials pledge cooperation while riders press for more frequent cars during peak hours. Representatives from all city areas plan to attend and voice views on improving triple service.
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W. R. Law
Law
Strontcar
Luerarvlee
Cate
WHHL
Arcessary Ly
Waverly News Roundup and Local Elections
Waverly reports I pneumonia illness in B T George of the Fifth ward and notes the Waverly Athletic Club volleyball team defeating Y M C A of Charles City. Voters read a Q A plan for a new high school building with a special election looming to authorize bonds of 135000. Various local visits, anniversaries, and hospital news accompany the community bulletin.
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Waverly
B. T. George
Fifth Ward
Waverly Athletic Club
CF Bunyard
J.J. Waquer
Carl Jonecker
John Batterman
Albert Beebe
Walter Krumholz
Charles City
Y. M. CL. AL
Lst
Stanley Rh. Smith
State University
Phnllis Negardt
Des Moines
Theodore
Stauffer and Hartman's
F. I. Tage
New York
Boston
Will Foster
Mirs. Foster
Ns. W. Medders
Waal
C. 1R
Russell
TR. Isane
Mauls Parcochini School
Tethyols
James Rockefeller
Mgr
Ribeces Paulson
Irene Reich
Neat
Theodore Kellar
Merabis
Kellar
Bremer County
Pretterick
Simon
George
Heney Schroeder
Meter
Schroedermeter
Wilhelm Schroedertoder
Mary
Spring Creek Township News and Accidents
In Spring Creek Township Fred Lange injured his hand while shelling corn, needing ten stitches and ongoing medical care. The Bert Jenkins sale drew a good crowd and satisfactory prices. Mr. Hopkins and family plan to move to Brandon on March 5 to work in a livery business. Mrs GKB Buner returned to Mora Minnesota after attending her mother-in-law's funeral. Leon visited OJ Lange's home and learned of a serious accident involving his hand. The Lange family mentions daughters Ruby and Ruth.
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Spring Creek
Jag
Fred Lange
Fry
Bert Jenkins
Hopkins Ami
Hrandon
March
Hopkins
G. KB
Buner
Mora
Minn
Leon
O. J. Lange
Cain
Win
Ruby
Ruth
Wedding Anniversary Celebration Attracts Neighbors
The text notes Mr and Mrs Charles Oren celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary with 26 friends at their home. A funeral service for an infant child of Mr and Mrs Stelty Wit was held at Viensant Wilt church, led by C. We Scott, following a death linked to Whoopie cough. Additional plans mention Mr. Wid Mesdoin Wather and Money Teurs hosting the Larkin club on Wednesday January 21 at Oyster SUNY Wak Bev.
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Stelty
Scott
Red Sinanty
Charles Oren
Miem
Oyster Suny
Larkin Clu
Washburn social notes reflect local visits and book purchases
Miss Theresa Schimetder of Waterlan spent Sunday with trends in this globully. School No & has received 106 books purchased from the sofa of Our Library. Miss Pauline thiry, who works at Waterlon gratted her Parents Sunday. The Home etrele with meet with Mrs. We Michel Wednesday, Jug. 22. August Hirtsufer, of Waterlon, was 4 Visitor at the Stolmel home Wednesday. Whiie Dirkes returned Tuesday nell from a week's visit in Illinois. Sturry Youngblut and Emil Cirach have Tturned from Oklahoma where they Wavy Roen for the past month. TM. it is another view of the grip.
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Washburn
Theresa Schimetder
Waterlan
Pauline Thiry
Waterlon
We Michel
August Hirtsufer
Stolmel
Whiie Dirkes
Illinois
Sturry Youngblut
Emil Cirach
Oklahoma
Roen
Danderine Promises Beautiful Hair for Women and Girls
An advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims easy, inexpensive results including soft, glossy, fluffy hair, new growth within two weeks, and a lasting scalp cure with daily use in a dramatic period voice typical of vintage ads.
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José
Knowlton
Denderine
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C. 8. Brainin
Columbia University
Ize
Isatvan
Coe
Leitch
Upper Iowa
Normalites
W. A. Brady
National “Eitung
Batocki
Antisten
Ala
Akaiser
Trince Adalbert
Garoner
Lawson
Umapurnia
Orochilta
Moss
D.dd
Wangler Bros
Writish Isles
Spring Creek Township
Gomoves
Victrolas Victor ‘Records
Stroebel Music House
Fieth Street Fhone
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