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New Britain herald., 1925-03-16
PennOCk Joins Yanks

New York, March 16.-Herb Pen nook, formerly of the Athletics and Red Sox, has arrived at the Yankee camp in St .Petersburgh, Florida, IS pounds under his weight of a year ago as the result of operations this winter.
 Pennock, left handler very neces- sary to the pitching staff of the for mer worlds champions, is said tc have failed in his efforts to obtain more money than his contract called for. He told newspaper men that he would sign today,
 Babe Ruth still has clipped fin ger, Martin Autrey d swollen ankle and Nick Cullop a temporarily use less throwing arm, Otherwise the Yankees are in excellent condition for the profusion of exhibition games that will be fought on al sides this week.
 Neither the Giants in Sarasota no' the Dodgers in Clearwater produced any news of interest yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-16

Chicago. March 16.-It was a costly to victory for the Cubs in their games with Los Angeles yesterday for they lost the services of Rabbit" Maranville for several months.
 The shortstop broke the bone Tn his right ankle when he slid to third base in the eighth inning.
 We couldn't have been hit in a more vital spot" said Manager KiI-
New Britain herald., 1925-03-16

ly every position 10 assist him in shaping his ball club.
 Here we have over 295 years of Master Mind" stuff in charge of the Boston Red SoX. Hughey Duffy and Jack Ryan are both past the 50 mark. Duffy looks after the out fielders; Ryan veteran catcher, handles the kid receivers and rookie pitchers,
 Lefty Leileld and Rudy Huls-
New Britain herald., 1925-03-16

New Orleans, March 16.--The Master Mind" has become an i'm portant factor in modern baseball, temporarily relegating Brute Force" to the rear Babe Ruth eX- Cepted.
 In the old days the manager was the first and last word on every ma jor league ball club. Today he has more assistance than q doctor has pills. He has specialist for near
New Britain herald., 1925-03-16

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New Britain herald., 1925-03-16
Sepators Must Step

Washington, March 16, - BuCky Harris Senators are ont to improve this week their somewhat meagre percentage in exhibition games to date. The weekend layoff giving the man opportunity 10 forget that nightmare of hits and runs with the Braves at Tampa Saturday in which they came out on the short end in both.
 The Columbus American associa- ton club was on the card for q game with the champions today at Winter Haven. But the opportunity for revenge on the Braves at St. Petersburg tomorrow loomed larger in their minds.
 Release Three Pitchers
 Three of the six recruit mounds men brought south v'th the Reds were internationally released by the Cincinnati club yesterday, They were Linneman, Eherwein and Clark The reduction leaves the team with ten pitchers.
 After 3 golf tournament on the Country club links yesterday, in which eleven of the Reds took part Manager Hendricks announced that golf is dead issue with the Gin cinnati club. "I have no personal objections 10 the game" he said land I have allowed it 70 20 on witt nothing said. hut I finl that some ot the players are talking and thinking more golf than baseball, and this cannot stand. I will not allow an! more tournaments.
 The Reds are scheduled 10 rla! the Baltimore club today witt Luque, Benton and May slated fol the mound.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-16
Lyrics

Personal fouls: Pite l, Malcolm . Leonard 2, Witkin 3, Cohen l Total 2,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-16

Mate hes Games
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
THREE WOMEN HELD UP
 ROBBED IN ONE NIGHT

Seattle. Jan. 19 (AP)-As Miss Eleanor Rutherford. the cashier of an Everett theatre. riding last night with twelve hundred dollars the days receipts of the Orpheum Theatre at Everett, car drove alongside and an armed man leap ed aboard and took the sack con taining the money, then jumped back as a confederate arrived and drove away with him. AS Mrs. Donald Geddes. the owner of the three movie houses in Ballard. ar rived at her home on Broadway in Seattle last night with the days receipts of her movie houses am bunting to i've hundred dollars, four men jumped upon the rum ing board of her car and seized the satchel containing the money and fled in an automobile in which q fifth robber is believed to have been hiding. Two men held up Miss Burrill Johnson. wholesale news dealer of Seattle last night and took her watch, but fled in her automobile when ii was dis covered that she had little money along with her.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
CHILD LABOR IS TOPIC
 IN STATE OF WASHINGTON

Olympia. Jan 19. (AP)- The State Agricultural coun- cil, representing the State Grange. the State Farm Bureau. Federal ion of United Dairymen, the State Co-Operative Egg and Poultry As sociation. Yakima Fruit Growers Association Northwestern Hay As sociation. Wenatchee District Co Operative Association. North Paci fic Berry Growers Association and others ended a two day session to- night and in a statement expressed "displeasure that the opposition to the child labor amendment had been credited to the farmers" It was decided that the sympathy of the greater body of the farmers in the state is for the amendment. The signers included J. A. Scollard of Chehalis. president and Presi- dent \. s. Goss of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
ONCE A MESSENGER BOY
 DIES MULTI-MILLlONAIRE

New York, Jan. 19, (AP)-Dan- iel Gray Reid, tin plate king. died yesterday from an attack of pneu- monia.
 MT. Reid was 67 years old and was one of the organizers of the tin plate company and director of many large concerns. He began his business life as messenger boy in bank at Richmond. Ind jana and had thirty million dollars and was a national figure when at the age of 41 he went into business in Wall Street.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
SHOWING THAT THE TIMES
 HAVE CHANGED SINCE '9S

Victoria, B. C.. Jan. 20 (AP)
 Special-The gold rush to the Cassiar field is expected to begin in April Tho Hudson's Bay Gem pany are shipping in giant cater pillar on the first steamer 10 travel the trails East and North from Telegraph Creek. The Cassiar Gold Mining Company are reported to have arranged for an aeroplane to fly from the head of navigation on the Stikine River to the Gold camp. The Dominion Yukon Tele- graph Company is opening an office it Telegraph Creek, and mail will be delivered weekly. Many radio sets are going into the new camp It took four months for the pros pectors to reach the Klondike from and eighteen from Ed monton in 1898, but it will take three days to reach this strike at Creek from Victoria.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
PIRATES EMBARKED AS
 PASSENGERS SEIZE SHIP

Hong Kong. Jan. 20, (AP)-The Chinese owned two-thousand ton steamer Hongkwa, flying the Brit ish flag, was seized Tuesday while five days out from Singapore bound for Hong Kong. by over thirty pirates who had embarked upon the vessel as passengers. The pirates cowed the officers of the steamer while the officers were at breakfast They then disabled the wireless and ran the vessel. forcing the crew to work under threats of death. into Bais Bay. thirty miles out from here. and escaped with much plunder yesterday,
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
NVEMi ESTABLISHES NEW
 WORLDS RECORDS

New York, Jan. 19, CAP -Nur- mi the phantom Finn establish ed a new worlds record for the two thousand meters race, making the distance in the time of five minutes and thirty three seconds. He led his three rivals by twenty five yards although the field was handicapped up to one hundr d and fifty yards. Ritola broke by twelve yards the worlds record for the five mile race making the dis tance in twenty four minutes twen- ty-one and four fifths seconds.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
TRANSPORTATION MEN
 HAVE PLANS FOR USE
 OF AIR CONvEYANtES

New York, Jan. IS, (AP)-The railroad steamship and express companies are ready to undertake air transportation as soon as the airplane or dirigible airship are brought to reasonable standards of perfection suitable for the needs and requirements for the different uses, according to the statements of witnesses at a session of the congressional subcommittee for the advancement of aeronautics.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
VNITED STsTES REMAINS
 FREE, EUROPEAN TANGLE

Washington, Jan. 19. tAPl- Secretary of State Charles Evan Hughes today formally stated that the agreement reached at the Con ference of Finance Ministers which is about to adjourn at Paris. i'm posed mo obligation. legally or morally" upon the United States. which the Secretary said. remains free as ever from commitments np- on European matters. The White House officials state that President Coolidge fully approves of Hughes statement.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
STAGGERING TOTAL OF
 TAXABLE INCOME IN T.. $

Washington. Jan. 19, (APl-The total taxable income of the Ameri can people and personal corpora tions was twenty eight billion three hundred million twenty thousand six hundred and seventy three dol lars in 1922. on which the Federal Government levied one billion six hundred and forty four million eight hundred thirty three thous- and five hundred and seventy six dollars. the Bureau of Internal Revenue reported today.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHICA
I WO ESKIMO CHILDREN OF WRANGEL COLONY
 REPORTED DEAD
Balance of the Party arr on Their
 Way to Nome via Seattle

Harbin. Manchuria. Jan. 20 - CAP Eleven Eskimos. including two women and five children who were taken from Wrangell Island bl the crew of the Soviet Red Oc~ tober, sailed yesterday for Dairen enroute to Seattle on the Japan ese ship Iyo Maru. One child died while at Vladivostok and an other at the Siberian Manchurian border while the Chinese Customs officers were holding them from entry pending word from Washing ton. The American Consulate and missionaries cared for them here.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
NEW TYPE iLs METAL
 PLANE IN APPEAR iNt r,

Washington. Jan. 20, CAP \ new type of American all-metal airplane, which has been under de velopment for some tine made it's first appearance at Boiling Field today. The machine is known as the Amphibian and is the first of ten which are being built for the Army. The machine made a sue cessful flight from New York to the Boiling Field,
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
IN THE SPORT WORLD

Chicago, Jan IS, tAP1- Pavo his seventh worlds record indoors. defeating Ray by half jap or nearly so yards in special mile and three-quarters race. The fans gave Nurmi tremendous ovation as he ran to the dressing room. kay finished nearly exhausted but recovered and congratulated Nurmi whose time was seven minutes, if ty five and two-fifths seconds, a fifth of second less than his new record at New York
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
SAILING DATES FOR
 NEXT SUMMER SET

Seattle. Jan IS. (AP)-The Alaska Steamship Company an nounced the sailing dates from Se- attle for the Boring Sea run next Summer as follows:
 S. s. Victoria, June 3. July 1. August IA, September 16. and
 S. S. Alameda, October s.
 The sailing dates of cargo boats are to be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
ROY OLMSTEAD AND WIFE
 AGAIN FIGURES BEFORE
 FEDERAL GRAND JCR

Seattle, Jan. 20, (AP)- Ro Olmstead and his wife, three s attle policemen and eighty-fi, others have been indicted by Il Federal Grand Jury charged wit conspiracy for the violation of tt prohibition amendment. Thirtee open indictments were returne against others accused of narcot' and postal law violations.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
SAYS BIG NAVY ADVOCATED
 PEEVES LAPS BADLY

Washington. Jan. 20. fAP)-- The big navy advocated in the United States. Frederick Moore. American Advisor to the Japanese Foreign Office told the Federation of Women's Clubs, is the cause of popular anxiety in Japan over the relations of that country with the United States. It is the popular feeling in Japan. he said. that the attitude of the big navy supporters is not only insulting but menacing,
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
s20, ,OOO ROBBERY IN SEATTL

Seattle. Jan. 20. (APt- .As Clat Seltz. the Assistant Cashier of tn Pacific Telephons and Telegrap Company, left the main office deposit twenty thousand dollars the bank. one man confronted hil with pistol and took the satch' containing eight thousand dollal in cash and twelve thousand i checks. while another man waite with an automobile. in which bot fed.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Washington, Dec. 19, (AP)- President Coolidge will await the action of the Courts on the oil cases before acting on the rec omendation of the navy general board on the promotion of Rear Admiral John R. Robinson, who approved the Elks Hills lease when he was chief of the Bureau of En-
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
MONDAY
 CTElEGRApHiC)
FORMER .ALASkANS WILL. HEAR PROGRAM As
 TT IS BROADCASTED

Seattle. Jan. IS, (AP)--Alas- kans and former Alaskans Tn this city are invited to the Terminal Sales Building Club rooms, the new night and special loud speakers will enable them to hear the Alaska program as 1t is broadcasted.. On the request of Nome radio fans. that Miss Gretchen Young be pro cured to sing, the young lady is being sought for that purpose.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
WILL. HUNT FOR LOST
 COLONY OF GREENLAND

Chicago. Jan. 20. (AP1- Donald Baxter MacMllan announced to- day that he would sail northward again in the roll of historian. giving his reason for making the trip. the belief that the Norsemen were the first white men to dis expects to visit the home of the Lost colony of Greenland" estab lished by Erie the Red in the year 9S0.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

"go. The dismissal was recon mended after Lindebere had turn ed over to the lquidators the bule of property valued at two hundred thousand dollars. while he received only seventy thousand from the hank The efforts to extradit ? Lindebere from California failed
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
SEATTLE JURY CONNECTS
 OWNERS OF WET FARM

Seattle, Jan. IS. (AP)-- Clar- ence and Anna High, proprietors of a farm near here where Sherfn Matt Starwich seized hundred thousand dollars worth of whiskey and champaigns in November, were convicted by the jury of unlawful j,0e9essiop of liquor.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
JOHN D. JR. GIVES TO
 JAPAN LIBRARY FIND

New York. Jan. 19, tAP)-John sum of one million. six hundred thousand dollars for the purpose of reerecting the library of the Imperial University at Tokio, de stroyed by the earthquake and fire oi 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
GRETCHEN YOUNG TO SING
 FOR ALASKA RADIO NIGH

seattle. Jan. 21. {AP)-Speci; On the request of people of Non Gretchen Young, former Nome N i'll sing for the Alaska Night rad, program tonight. Miss foGh promised to appear after she W. located through q Seattle P.-l ,Station KJRb radio announc ment.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Seattle, Jan. 20, (AP)- The Eskimos of the Wrangell Island Colony will arrive in Seattle in three weeks under the care of the Red Cross, and Chief Wagner of the Bureau of Education stated that they will be cared for and sent on to their homes in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
LOW Tt.MPERATCRES ARE
 RECORDED DOWN EAST

Boston. Jan. 19. North ern New England reported the low est temperatures last night in thir ty-seven wears. It was thirty five degrees below zero at Gardiner Maine, and thirty six below a' Barr. Vermont.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
MILL OPERATIN
 AT KENO HILL MIN

Dawson, Jan. 20, (AP)-Tl Treadwell Yukon Gold Company quartz mill is now in openation Keno Hill handling one hundrt tons of ore day. It is reportt that the miners have twenty tho sand tons of ore ready to mill
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Eugene. Ore. Jan. IS. (AP)-- Joe Maddock. head coach of the University of Oregon football squad not permit of him devoting his en- tire time to athletics, which was the desire of the faculty.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
FOR REFUND OF TANES

Washington, Jan. 20, fAPl-The House has adopted the Conference Report thus completing Congress ipnal action on the first deficiency hill carrying. among other things. an item of one hundred fifty mil lion dollars for tax refunds.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
CEN. LIE JEJNE TO HEAD
 MARINES ANOTHER TERM

Washington. Jan. 20, CAPl= President Coolidge has sent lo the Senate the nomination of Major Gen. John A. Le.Jeune, as comman- dant of the t. s. Marines for an other 4-vear period.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
TOMORROW
 FOR BILLY BARNETT

Funcra, services for Billy Barnett will be held at the Federated church Wednesday afternoon TEe orocessio will form st the nndcr- taking parlcrs at 1:45 and march to the church where the services Ill bc he!e. at goo o'clock. after
 the procession will return ?. the undertaking parlors.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

local packing plant was notified by Canadian attorneys that he had been left an estate worth a quarter of million dollars in Ireland and that his grandfathers title of Sir Lawrence O'keefe was also handed down with the estate.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Los Angeles, Jan. 19, (AP)-Jack Kearns. manager of Jack Dempsey announced that the two would go East in February seeking bout for the summer. Dempsey said there was nobody he would rather see succeed to the heavyweight title than Tommy Gibbons.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
BUYS ANCHORAGE PAPER
 AT OFFICIAL SALE

Anchorage, Jan. IS. (AP)- Winfield Elvin, Cashier of the First National Bank, purchased the Daily Times, a morning news. peper at Marshall's Sale for fore closing mortgage held by the bank for $3,900.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
AGAINST JAFET
 LINDEBERG DISMISSED

Tacoma, Wash. Jan. 21. (AP)- Judge Leath yesterday dismissed all thirteen indictments against Vafet Lindeberg of San Francisco. the principal stockholder in the Scandinavian American Bank Of Tacoma. which failed some years.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
INDIANS WELL PROVISIONED

Dawson, Y T., Jan. %. (AP)- Reports from Old Crow Mission are to the effect that the Indians in that section are trapping great number of foxes and that carbon meat is very plentiful. despite the exceptionally heavy fall of snow. many
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
AIR SERVICE WINS
 COLLIER TROPHY

Washington. Jan. 20. (AP)-The Collier Trophy for the greatest achievment in aeronautics by the Americans in the year 1924, has been awarded to the Army Air Ser vice as d result of the around the world flight.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

thur Haufschild was arrested tt day charged with the murder ( his three-year-old son. who WE taken mystcriously i'll week az and died from what was asce' tained to be poison. The child WE
 heir To q fifteen thousand do lar estate.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
T.. <. MARINE GUARD IN
 NICARAGUA BE RETAINED

Washington, Jan, 20, (AP)- The United States Government has authorized the retention of the Ma rine Guard in Nicaragua for per iod of from three to six months and not later than September 1925.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
HARLAN F, STONE IS
 APPOINTED TO BENG

Washington. Jan. 2f, (APp- After delay of two weeks, tt Senate Judiciary Committee unaf imously approved of the appoin [. s. Supreme Court.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Los Angeles. Jan. 19. tAP)- Jack Dempsey admitted tonight that he was through boxing unless someone fixes fight before he n.arries Estelle Taylor. film star, in May or June.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Society at the Geneva Opium Con- ference. died in that city of heart disease yesterday, at the age or fifty two years, according to dis patch from Geneva today.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
FATE TROTZSKY IN BALANCE

Moscow. Jan. 20, AP)--The fate of Leon Trotzsky, the Soviet Minister of War. is expected to be declared within a few days by the Central Committee of the Commun- ist Party, which began sittings tere today.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

St. Paul, Jan. 19. (AP)-Tommy Gibbons announced today that he would claim the world heavyweight championship if Jack Dempsey re- tires without defending the title.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
TWELVE FRIED IN
 TUNNEL COLLAPSE

Fresno. Jan 19, (AP)-Twelve are reported buried in tunnel which collapsed at Yosemite, east of Merced. Five bodies have been recovered.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL
 FOR NEW CUTIE

Seattle, Jan 20, (AP)-Di patches to the Seattle Times sa
 that President Coolidge signed u bill for the appropriation of nil hundred twenty-five thousand dc lars for the construction of ne Coast Guard Cutter to replace Il
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

New York, Jan. IS. tAP)-De- laney kayoed Tiger Flowers in the second round of a twelve round scheduled bout buy q short right uppercut.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
ss BELOW IN FAIRBANKS

According to 3 note received hN the radio men yesterday, the tenn perature at Fairbanks was 6S be- low at 7:30 in the morning.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
Naticc to Masons and o. F.. $

On account of the deep sorrow invading the home of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Barnett through the loss of their son Billy the entertainment scheduled for this evening has been postponed.
 COMMITTEE
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
TUESDAY
 p-ic

v c,.'ss OF SEATTLE
 DEAD AT GENEVA Vow Yo-k. Jan. 19. (AP)-Can- F wi"t'~ F Bliss of Seattle. +, 's tea proo'dent o1 the White .e~s sc"'et~, V the tinted States . thr --cmr'r' observer for tha'
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
FORMER QUEEN MARIA DEAD

Munich, Jan. 19, (AP)-Former Queen Maria Sophia Amel'a c' Naples is dead. according to nd -'res from Nanles yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
HOG sT1CKER GIVEN A
 FORTUNE AND TITLE

Austin, Mfnn., Jan. IS. (AP)- Larry O'Keefe. hog sticker at a
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
NOMINATION. OF STONE
 REPORTED FAvORABLY

Washington, Jan. 19, (AP)-The Senate Judiciary Committee today decided to report the nomination of Attorney General Stone favor ably.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

COMMITTEE
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-17
SOLUTION OF YESTERDAYS
PUZZLE

not until March Q that first word
was received of the lost youth.
Shortly after dawn of that day.
an cmaciated but game dog. his eyes
dull with fatigue, barely able to
keep his legs, scratched feebly at
the door Of the cook house.
1t was " Lcuty, DennesSey's 5 col
lie. which had remained with his
master on the wind blown divide
while Ugalda sought help. For nine
DAYS the dog had wandered with his
owner. and then, bereft ~ death
took the homeward trek for the
help that had never come.
Leuty' rested and was fed care
fully until he had recovered
strength. Then. nj the head Of
rescue party which had been baffled
for days, he led the way straight 10
his master : body.
1t was discovered that the sheep
man had been chilled in the storm
and had died slowly Of cold and
starvation while he wandered the
WiuGswept wastes with his dog.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-17
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