Too Much Pitching in Baseball Demands a Return to Action
A Massachusetts critic complains of excessive pitching and dull play. The piece argues fans crave dynamic fielding, hitting, and team action, urging a restore the nine lineup and more hit and movement on the field.
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Massachusetts
Athletics
Lapland
Employed Weeds Not Be Ousted By Age In Insurance Debate
In Des Moines on July 2 authorities clarified workmen compensation practices. Insurance firms do not require physical exams for older or infirm workers. Rates depend on payroll and industry hazard, not individual health. Both stock and mutual companies report no blanket discharges of elderly employees. The street railway and state officials discuss retention strategies and misimpressions about exam requirements.
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Des Moines
Joel B. Tutue
Dies Morges
Iowa
Tuttle
Lincorrect
Frank R. Kauffman
Georges A. Wrightsman
Schmidt
City Railway
Garst
Fall Shoes Stock Room Expansion At Ai Kd Store
Ai Kd announces a room expansion to accommodate large fall shoe stock. The update notes increased display space and new arrivals from major brands, inviting shoppers to explore seasonal footwear migration.
Enginemen Hear Railroads Ready to Strike
Reports from Sioux City indicate Western railroads are holding thousands of engineers and firemen in reserve in the East ready to replace Western crews if a strike occurs. The reserves, brought from Europe, are said to be experienced and paid salaries by Western lines. A committee from local Brotherhood lodges plans arbitration to test the issue amid rising living costs and stricter selection and safety demands.
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Sioux City
Western Railroads
Europe
Western Railroad
Signy City Division 82
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lodge 64
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
W. Jett Lanck
Cedar Falls Hotel Co Formed to Improve Facilities
Leading Cedar Falls business leaders back a movement for better hotel facilities. Articles of incorporation filed for the Cedar Falls Hotel Co with $50,000 authorized, $20,000 paid in. Burr hotel to be remodeled and enlarged. Directors named: H S Kilkey, H H Seerley, J B Robinson, T B Carpenter, J P Jepson, H A Jetmore, C Rowne. Officers: President H S Kilkey, VP H U Seerler, Secretary C J Connell, Treasurer Roger Leavitt.
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Cedar Faults
Cedar Falls
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