davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Cor
small property vacant lots or au-
tomobile, my Carneaux lofts. With
proper care will net owner $4,000 per
month. Call Black 1856 after p. m
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03
[lR)ss:s5@S
eor society Editor Call
slack FOG or 1910.
,s,r-;ed Yesterday.

Married Yesterday.
carriage ceremony was performer
a.nrdav afternoon at 4 O'Clock by
yes'I pev NJ. e. Nethercut in his par
Ias so 90 for MI. R. E. Pottorf and MISS
s 'n,;.n Mnmaw, both Of Gary, Ind.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

FOR RENT-No. 1929 Concert, cot
tage with four rooms and bath, gas
and electricity; small family; $1,000
per month. John Tumelty.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
WANTED

WANTED-Between Aug / and Is, 20
rent five or six room house In
quire at 1907 William street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

WANTED-To loan money on furni-
ture, pianos. live stock, ETC., on
easy Payments. Strictly private.
keokuk Loan Co., over Millers shoe
yl0Te.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

WANTED-Eng CINE lathe. Robinson's
machine shop, ia South Tenth
street. Phone Red 765.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

WANTED-Situation as housekeeper.
Address &C." in care Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

WANTED-Young lady to assist in
kodak finishing department. Zim-
mermans studio.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

WANTED-Boy with wheel, one who
wishes to learn telegraphing. Good
wages. Western Union Telegraph Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-03

Misunderstanding; mems shirts
speciality. Black 1902.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
JOCKEY AND HORSE
 KILLED ON TRACK
Jack Sullivan and Rory -O'MOre
 Meet Death at New Orleans

New Orleans Feb. 1o.-Thc grim reaper made q visit to the Fair Grounds yesterday and snulred out the life of Jack Sullivan, a local an- prentice boy, one of thc Holn gcst and best liked of his profession. The Iuu was killed during the running of the third race, in which lac had a leg up on Rory O More. property of his contract CmploNcr, James w. McClcl- land.
 There was ten Swear olcls in the race. Ace of Trumps provided the carly pace. followed by AIula ridden by Wide. and Flying Witch. with ColtiIetti up. Approaching the final three Xtccnth pole Alulu oEcrhu ltled the leader and bore slightly toward the rail post as Coltiletti on Flying Witch sought to take advantage of a slight opening on the rail.
 The lilly. stumbling, on the heels Of Ace of 'Trumps, fell. tossing Coltilctti over her head and under the fence. In the dust cloud which arose behind came Rory O More, falling over Fly ing Witch's .prostratc form and through the fence. He cast little Sul- livan high ovci. his head into the in ncr field. A crowd rushed toward the spot to find the lads skull crushed and Rory Q More dead of n brokeh neck. COletilctti arose un- hurt
 SulliNan'S body was removed to his parents home in this city. News con veyed to his employer who has been confined to his room at d local hotel for the last fortnight. affected him deeply, for the lad Was proteGe.\ rather than an CmplOye. The stew ards ordered Alulas number withheld after she had passed the final post in front. After deliberation they placed AlliVan first, Ace of TrumpS second and Repeater third. Widan. while not held guilty.o of criminal in tent. was ordered to cancel the re- mainder of his days engagements and was suspended automatically through his mounts disqualification.
 The youngsters nerves We're over rought and he left the track in a highly nervous state.
 Sullivan first came into fame his ability To exercise Etcr- nal. which he rode in all his trials last wear. He rode his first winner in Waters meet al Jefferson park dur ing December.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
THREE. l EXPANDED.
Circuit Will Consist of Eight Instead
 or Six Clubs.

Chicago, t'cb. 10.--Thc Three 1 league was expanded from q siN-cilp to an ciSht-cluD league yesterday at the annual meeting Of the OrSanizH lion. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. and Rock island Illinois. were given franchises Applications also came from Cairo. Ill.,; Hannibal. Mo-: Quincy, H.: Racine. Wis and naduCah. Ky.
 The league decided 10 play l SchCG- ule of .14O games. opening April 70 Tho opening games will be at pco"'A. Tcrrc ua1,tc, t:vansviII" and Bloom lnGton.
 Al Tearncy was reelected prcsi- dent, secretary and treasurer for term Of five years, and J. J. ClcarN was elected president for a iik" term. The 1919 pennant was awarded to Bloomington.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
HINKLE WANTS S0X
Cleveland Boxing Promoted Makes Harry Erazcc An Offer For Boston American League Franchise.

Chicago. Feb. 10.-- Matt liinklC. Cleveland boxing promoter yesterday negotiated Nilh Harry Frazcc for the purchase of the Boston American League club, but the deal last night was said to have fallen through.
 Frazcc indicated that hC Was open to an offer, but declared he would sell the club only under the condl ton that the owner support JacOh Rupnert of the New York Americans, and Charles ComiskcN, president of the Chicago White SoN. in their war against Ban Johnson, president Of the American league.
 HinkeI said his offer Was q straight business pI oposition, and that he did not care to enter into d baseball WnI, No price was named by Hinkel.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
LEONARD AGAIN
 OUTPOINTS DUNDEE
Lightweight Title older Proves
 Too Fast for SCOtCh-WOp

Jersey City, \. J.. Feb. 10.--Several thousand fight fans saw Benny Leon- ard, lightweight champion of the world, outpoint Johnny Dundee in an eight round bout at tho Fourth rcgi- nent armory in Jersey City last night. It was their eighth meeting and as on previous occasions Leonard proved his superiority as a boxer.
 Jimmy Burns of Bridgeport opened the entertainment in sanguinary fash ion by stopping Young Reilly of Broolllyr7sin'rtsesa fifth hround. Reilly took q severe beating without q mur- mur- The boys are bantams
 Chief Haf Tone, a.Seneca Indian from Buffalo, outpointed Charlie De Bates. a Belgian. in a we'll contested six round bout. The Indian carried the fight to his man throughout. They are middleweishts. s-rs.s a 7.
 Johnny Buff of Jersey City, who re- gently was stopped by Mickey Del mont reinstated himself in the good graces of his Jersey friends by out pointing Willie Spencer of Providence in d six round bout. Buff tried hard for d knockout but Spencer was elu- siVc
 Spider Roche San Francisco light weight imported by Billy Gibson. sig nalized his debut in the East by beat ing Willie Burke, a Brooklyn light weight in the semi-tinal bout of eight rounds. Burke took q hard beating from start to finish. but was on his feet at the close. Roche is a cool per- former and free hitter. but lacks knockou force Roche is far from cha m pionship class.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
Canadians to Take Part
 In Antwerp Olympic Games

Toronto. Feb. 1U.-Plans for the participation of 'an;tdian athletes in the Olympic games at Antwerp next Sunti1er ar" rHpidlH maturing. The Canadian olympic committee has de cldcd t0 offer the position of rowing coach to Joe Wright, providing some equitable arrangement can be made with the University of Pennsylvania N here he is under contract for the coming sea son. Walter It Knox. for mer star athlete has been appointed coach of the track and field team and other coaches will be selected later.
 Trials for the ice hockey and skat- in teams will be held soon and try outs for the swimmers, cyclists oars men and other divisions will follow later.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
S65OOO FOR SPORTS
prton Hepburn, Middlebury. Fl. Ecs College Money to Develop |nlctiC$.

Edlcbury. Nt.. Feb. 10.--A gift F5.o00 by X. Barton Hepburn of York to Midd)cburN college for |,rourd%cmCnt of major athletics been announced by President NJ. Thomn~. Mr. Hepburn was |Iatcd from Middlchury in 1871. Fncomc of the fund is to be eN- |sd by a committee of alumni and |n-s. In q letter explaining his
 Nr. Hepburn said:
 N major athletics mean foot land baseball. t'ootl~l us it is played did not exist at the time
 E at aIiddebury. Other games |succced baseball and football ;Ls |goes by. This fund being for all desire to grant 70 it's aduinis- ln sufficient discreti 3uary lcew;.N st carry out my idea Of nppcaA
 D the athletic instincts Of young have always had sr,"t respect he old Roman aIuse of sound in q sound body. I believe in |cal culture. and particularly F. in successful athleticS.'
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
YOUNG TO COACH CRIMSON CUBS.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. t0.-Dr. William F. Young. former varsity catcher at Harvard. has been appoint ed coach or this years Crimson freshman baseball team. He was first string catcher in his senior year and before entering tho service two years ago was successful as coach of the Winchester High school team. Claude E. Davidson. former third bascman for Brown university, ;.nd who played with Washington late last year after previously having been WitH the Athletics, Cincinnati, St. Pan ..nd New Haven. will assist SluttcrN with the Harvard scrub team
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
RUTH WANTS BONUS.
Says Red Sox Should Pay Him at
 Least StJ .IOtt

Boston. Feb. 10.-"Babc" Ruth who is in town attending to his cigar business, expects toe go to New York "Wednesday. He says he has no fault 10 Hnd with his treatment by the Yam kce owners. but says he believes the Rcd SoN should pGy him at least S15,- 900 bonus on account of his drawin c power here in Boston last Ncal.. tst.ls
 The heavy Hitter predicted he would exceed his homo run. record of last wear, with the assistance of the. short right field at the Polo grounds. F
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10

Albany. Feb. l0.--SCnator James J. Walker. introducer of the Army. Navy and Civilian Board bill for iCSalizinG boxing in New York state announced last night that hearing on the measure has been fixed for Tuesday, February i7. Major A. DrcNCl Bid dlc and CfutZon BorGlunl. the sculptor. are among those who will come to ask he legislature to pass the hll. II is apparent that some form of boxing bill will be passed at this session.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
HOST OF ONRsMEN AT HARNARD

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. lO.-Morc than sixty oarsmen reported to Bill Haincs coach of the Harvard varsity crew. at the NcwclI bOathou>H yes ter,lay. The coach outlined the work to he done this season.. To morrow the big squads will be broken up into crew squads. It iS expected that more than l30 fresh men will he working "n the ma chimes at the Weld boa house within two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
hATEUR TOURNEY | OPENS WITH BANG
erdl Hundred Fans Given Fine
 Show on First Night

IholeSome bumor lnterspersed
 u number of good boxing bouts rtained several hundred fans at opening of the Connecticut Ama- Boxing tourney, under the dircc- of the Pleasure A. C! in Turner last night. Boys in the bantam, her and lightweight classes fur led the show and will box their -finals this evening following XprcliminarieS of the wcltcrs. mid and light hCaNieS. Among the ies for tonight arc the Hartford, Edcn and Torrington contingents
 arrived last night too late to Iicipate; Les l.ockery, bantam Int champ Of last years tourney, Philip Boncfant, he we'll known
 athIetc who iS entered in both middle and light Heavyweight les
 pnest John Willis. Joe Ryan and es we're Edward $. Emmons Ep J. Bratton and William J. Far l assisted by Referee Willis. Art under whose direction the bouts Srun off. acted 'is announcer. N RCal Bear Cat.
 was predicted, the chief enter ITS Of the evening were '"rhe in Bearcat' and k. .. Rocco. two ants in the 125 pound class. and ! those boys Jeff sthe ring the q was conyulsed with laughter. Pig introduced the "Bearcat" as FallenSer for the crown of Pete nan. Their bout was unQuestion-
 the funniest ever stage in this and it was the unanimous deci- of the judges that they went
 At the close of the battle the rcat" consented to be interviewed made the following Statement for Ecation.
 would have knocked out Rocco, I couldn't get my second wind" Edy Bernard. of New Britain. and Harris. of Waterbury, opened the hey with 9 Underground bout at anlweishi, After the second q had been on a.minutc and 15 ltls, Andy threw up the sponge Joe was declared the victor.
 entirely new punch was eXhibit-
 the seCond bout when Joe Bles- bf Hartford. ran toward George h. of Waterbury. and when with riking distance stopped to strike Hove against the mat and with a gTft motion headed the mitt di- k at II wins jaw. George had d on Joe. according to the judges ion.
 e Garren Of Waterbury,. Outpoint- Bill sBoran of New Britain. The boy hau the first round but mar escaped knockout in the other lightweight, bout brought Bill en of New Haven and Marty Luc-
 of this city together. Bowen by far the more clever of the two carned q decision.
 l Potash, of thiscity. quit in fav-
 Harry F'lahcrty, of Waterbury, 1:4o. The Waterbury boxer was head of Potash in every branch e sport.
 privanelI, If Bristol. :I proLcSe lobby Reimer. was easily bea ten Joe Bulgarian. of this city. Ed n displayed the best form of tho ng.
 X Fine Bout.
 battle seldom rivalled in the pro bnaI preliminaries brought, Joe sIro and Kid Oster together. The battled hard and some stinging were landed on both sides. They meet again tonight. the judges hg dccrced the bout to be 0 local fcatherwcisht Kid Pres Ind Hugo Carlson went to a draw. on is q Portuguese. '
 O. Baba and Joe Narena, the er New Britainfte, and the lat If Hartford, closed the evenings
 by battling 10 a draw. The two rounds were Baba's but so
 was Iarcna $ win in the third. ] he easily got a draw.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
tosInopOlitans
OIsOn'S Pet
NALGAR ILL: BOUT DELAYED.

CcVcIalFd, Ohio, Feb. 1U.-Thc eight round bout between Johnny Kilbare. fea herwcight champion Of the world. and Benny NalSar of New York. scheduled at Newark. x. J.. for Feb rll;trN l6, has been postponed untif February 25. .Advices to Kilbane Neste"daN Iiatcd that Nalear k i'll with Influenza.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
MCLEAN HAS ALIBI
Chicago Slatcr Claims Wrong Signal Was Given. Sending Him or the
 Proper Coursc-ro fry for Records

thriStiania. Feb. I0.-Robert Me -ean cf Chicago. who lost the worlds Ice skating championship Sunday to Oscar Mathiesen of Christiania, stated yesterday that his mistake in takin" the wrong course in the 10000 meter race was caused by an official giving an Incorrect signal. Because of this Mclean and his manager declined to discuss the cham pionship races until the moving pictures of the events prove where the fault lies
 The supporters of Mclean claim that his sprints following his mo- mentaIy stoppaSc at the outset of the long race, when he calized he was on the wrong course, exhausted him. Mclean plans to so to Stock holm where he vii try to lower some Of the worlds records
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
SOCCER SCANDAL. ABROAD.

London. Feb. IO.--The Football st>- sociation committee Investigating the recent. Portsmouth Bristol IioN"I < Southern league game tound that two players of the former club had divided $15U paid to them by hoo'>naEcr. Both pia CTS have hecn permanently NI.Slr1tir0
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
GOING TO \NrWEl;o.

San Francisco, Cal.. Feb. l0.- William NJ. Johnston of san Francis co, national singles tennis rhampion announced today that he had aC- cepted the invitation of the United States Lawn Tennis association |" represent this country on the courts at Inc OINlnpic cannes.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
ATHLE.TIIS NS. tNRUlN .\I.S.

St. Louis, l+ct. 1".--Thc Philadel- phia Americans will pta> the St, Louis Nationals sixteen exhibition games iu their spring training trip. il Was announced here today. All will be played in March, and with the exception of one game in Okla holnil. Ill will be in TCNaS.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
ETB.\LL TONIGHT.

The Industrial basIl etb ball league will hold forth at the Y.- NJ. C. \ to- night when two games will be played. Tn the opener Landers, Frary X Clark will tackle Russell & Erwin and in the good night game FafnirS and the Stanley Rule S5 Level lives win be the contestants. Dancing will follow the a mes. e=z .-s-z
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
NORMAN ROSS VICTORIOUS
Wins 22O Yard Swimming Cham-
 pionship of Victoria. ~.

Melbourne, Feb, 10--Norman Ross. the American swimmer yesterday defeated F. l.. Beaurepaire. in a close race for the 220-yard swim: ming championship of Victoria. The time Was 2:2S 1-5, which is d new Australian record for the distance.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
TRAVELLING PERPETRATORS.

LAVerpooI. Feb. IS.-A travcIinE division of the industrial court, ap- pointed for the purpose of dealing with differences between employers and employees. is reported to be doing good work. One day it was at Crcwc, the following day at Sheffield, the next day at Liverpool. where disputes were fully considered and promptly settled.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
sl2,ooo FOR SOCCER PLAYER.

Glasgow. Feb. 1U.-Georse Brcws- ter. the crack center halfback of Aberdeen, has been transferred to t.Ncrton for $12.00U. which is a rec ord plice for d scottish l@eNuc playa7
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10

March 6. and the New England inter- collegiate at Springfield, March 1s and 20.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
WILL. OPEN SEASON MAY II.

Detroit, Mich. Feb. lO.-The Mich- i2an- Ontario base yaIl league adopted q schedulr opening M"> II and clos ing Septemb"i n, with Michigan teams ir the Ontario cities.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10

for the first time. as follows: Norwich at Northfield, Vt. Feb. II: Springfield
 Y. M. C. A. college at Sprin g1ield.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10

WRESTLING FOR DARTMOUTH.
 Hanover. N. H.. Feb. 1e.-Three meets have been arranged for the Dartmouth wrestling team which in troduccs the sport into local circles
New Britain herald., 1920-02-10
SCIATIC PAINS
 QUICKLY RELIEVED
Keep SloaD's, the Worlds Lini-
 nent handy to allay aches

THOUSANDS of men and women.
 when the least little rheumatic
 ''crick' assails them, have Sloan's Slninent handy to knock it out Popular third of a century ago - far more popular today.
 That's because 1t :e so wonderfully helpful in relieving all external aches and pains - sciatica, lumbago. neural ga. overstrained muscles, stiff joints, weather exposure results. A little is all that is necessary. for it soon pcne- iydteS tst!hont rubbing to the sore spot, Leaves no Inuss, stained skin, cloggcd pores. A bottle today is wise pre-. caution. Keep It handy.
 All druecistS- SSC.. 1O, $40
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

What wzady this? 1t the of direct
with the living artist which Thomas A. Edison has developed
demonstrate that the Official Laboratory Model of his phono
graph will exactly by the artist and
that his Re Creation of singers from his wonder
full monograph positively be distinguished from the
when both heard in direct
result Them demonstrate that Edons photograph has
absolutely limitations Victor Young made
liar with the piano. 1t truly
achievement Of the great wizard Edison epoch
music.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

LICE VERLET pma soprano of the Paris Grand
Opera extraordinary recital last night the Temple
Theatre, Lewiston, Idaho.
Miss Verlet walked the stage and stood beside stately
cabinet She began Romeo ct Juaee The audience
Immediately yielded the spell of her beautiful Then
denly there sta subdued of perpx
ed rubbing eyes, Miss Verets continued fill
with undmnhed proof thabu her
lips had become absolutely sient-your told you that
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

original duplicate of the wonderful
Temple Theatre and you quickly,
furnish you with engraved certificate igned by Vee
certifying that duplicate quality
she used her amazing comparson also that will
precisely the
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01
Hears Famous Soprano

with RECREATION by Edisons phonogaph
could tell the twoa
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-04-06

Oshkosh-S Sash and door factories
and other industries here are feeling
seriously the effect of what appears to
he a general car shortage. They say
goods for shipment are piling up and
they cannot get cars.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-04-06
4. c. TAYLOR Honored Again.

When the farm economists recently
gathered TO make recommendations
upon matters Affecting the business
side Of farming they chose two former
Wisconsin. men, II. G. Taylor CT Dane
county and w. F. Handschin Of Mari
nette county. TO direct the work of
their organization for the coming year.
Until he joined the staff Of David F.
Houston. secretary Of agriculture, Mr..
Taylor was on the faculty Of the Wis
consin college Of agriculture. Mr.
Handschin has been the state leader
of county agents in Illinois for several
years.
Mr.. Taylor believes that the prob
lens that this country viii have to
face in the future are going to be eco
tnornic In nature rather than policical.
He Laws the blame for 'land booming
AT the door of careless buying. with
prices up and more money than Usual
in pocket, many farmers were so anx-
ious 10 buy land that they paid in
flafed prices for IT," he explains. How
much better IL would have been if
these farmers had applied a little Of
that money which they have spent Law
ishly for land 10 improving their stand
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-04-06
MEN ARE IN MAJORITY
WOMEN VOTE OF THE U. S.
SMALLER THAN MALES.
883,566 Ballots-Men Have
2e,577, $50.

Washington, March 30.-Ballots cast
by wGnen in the coming presidential
election will fall short of the poten-
tial mems vote by over 100000, pro-
vided the suffrage amendment is rati-
fed and state registration laws enact
ed in time to permit women all over
the country TO participate, according
to estimates by the National WOman's
party.
With the 1910 census as a basis, the
wOman's party estimates the number
of men eligible to vote at 29,577, $50,
and the possible woman voters at g.
$50, 566.
In 1916, however, the actual vote
cast for all various presidential can
didates was 1S,52S,743, emitting bal
lots thrown out for cause, which
leaves more than 100000 possible
votes unregistered.
If as large a proportion of the men
voters remain Indifferent in the COM
ing election, women political leaders
here say that the eagerness of women
to exercise their newly acquired priv
ilege may more than offset the dispar-
ity in numbers between the sexes.
In five of the states, moreover, wOm-
en- of voting age outnumber the men.
Massachusetts has the greatest pre-
pOnderance of woman VOTERS" with
5S,264 more women than men. North
Carolina is next, with a woman's ma
jOrity of 15,2SS, and South Carolina,
with 10,307, is third.
In Rhode Island women of voting
age Outnumber the men by 1896, and
in Maryland by 1902.