Heilmann Leads American League Batting Race in 1923
The race for the 1923 AL batting title centers on Harry Heilmann of Detroit with a .600 average, while Glenn Myatt of Cleveland trails and Kenneth Williams of St. Louis leads in homers and runs. The piece also notes top NL hitters like Pie Traynor and Rogers Hornsby and lists leaders in various categories across leagues.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harry Heilmann
Detroit Siygeer
Glenn Myatt
Cleveland
Heilmann
Myatt
Kenneth Willams
St. Louis
Goven
Bebe Ruth
Cobb
Detroit
Burns
Boston
Veach
Speaker
S. Riera
Shingto
Jaminson
EB. Col- Mra
Miller
Rhiediphes
Williams
Riechle
BU Southworth
Bravas
Charley Grimm
Pittsburgh
Rogers Mishy
Cardinals
Zack Wheat
Brooklyn
Hornsby
Cy" Willams
Phillies
Sammy Bohne
Reds
Frisch
New York
Mueller
Gooch
Bottomley
Flack
Hartnett
Traynor
Philadelphia
American Association
Wright
Kansas City
Smith
Toledo
Bunny Brier
Carl East
Minneapolis
Comba
Localized Names List With Numbers From Omaha to Des Moines
A fragment listing numerous surnames and numeric values connected to distinct places including Omaha Des Moines Denver and Kingman. The readable sequence shows identifiers such as Wiloebita 388 Bonowicz 381 Lellyall Pulsa 479 and others with city references and mixed digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiloebita
Bonowicz
Omaha
Lellyall
Pulsa
Butler
Wienka
T. Long
Denver
Kingman
Dex Moines
Corriden
Des Moines
Lumb
Talea
Vets Aid Search for Missing Chattanooga Soldier Rex Hancock
Veterans join in brief search efforts for Rex M. Hancock, a Chattanooga resident and former private, reported missing and later found, with ongoing concern over his status as of the latest bulletin.
Veteran’s son found in state hospital after armistice wait
Mrs. Hancock learned on April 6 1923 that her son Ro ad is an inmate at Fort Sam Houston Texas hospital for the insane Jamestown Kansas City. Communication confirms he escaped March 31 1923 and no trace has been found. L J E Weiland manager of the Waterloo subdistrict War Veterans Bureau was invited to join the nationwide search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Transport Corps
Hancock
State Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Ospital For the Insane
Jamestown
K. D
Road
L J. EE. Weiland
Waterloo
War Veterans Bureau
Fragmentary Notice Touches Veterans and War Era Details
OCR reads as a mist of phrases about veterans groups, a tattoo, the phrase Good Luck, a 2S year old man, height and hair color, a reference to 250000 hospital patients in the country, and a Versailles palace treaty era note. The garbled text mentions Galerie des Glaces and a World War ending treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Bureau
Ile
Wnd
Galerie Des Glaces
Palace of
Versaillen
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Southworth
Braves
Hattie E. Hancock
Chattanooga
Teuno
Rex M. Hancock
Leaner Boardman
Frank Mayo
Rialto
Ots Skinner
Antonio
The
Strand
Harold Lloyd
Strand Theatre Company
Mable
Lloyd
Jlam
Bank of Italy
Spring
First Streets
Los Angeles
Loyd
Ons Wael of
Dore
Elaine Hammerstein
Conway Vosta
Phelps
Jefferson St
Goldwyn
Rupert Bae
Rupert Hughes
Hollywood
Studioland
Licanor Boardman
Frank Mayo Low Cord Mae Busels
Richard Dix
Barbara la Marr
Alicen Pringles
Marshal Neilan King Victor June Mathis
Eric von Stroheim Vwuge Ballin Fre Nidle
Kathryn Willams
Florence Victor
Jean Wersholt
Lillian Leighton
Mabel Ballin
Bessie Love
John Sampolis
Dagmar Godowsky
William Hi. Crane
Alice Lake
T. Roy Barmes
Johnny Walker
Claude Gillingwater and More
Chester Conkiln
Anna Q. Nilsson
Robert, Edeson
Milton Sills
Barbara, Bedford Valanche Sweet Belliort Dexter Raymond Griffith
Hobart Bosworth
Claire Windsor
Jean Haskell Zasa Pitts Patsy Ruth Miller
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