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Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

The Gateway scored so many tele- graphic scoops" during the past week that their actual number has been lost track of.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09
PALM SUNDAY

Services at The Sacred Heart church Sunday at 10 a. m. First bell at 9:3O. Blessing and distribution of The Palms. General Communion Sunday. FATHER A. J. MARKHAM.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

Picture Framing. Schallerer's Alas ka Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

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New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
WILD GEESE" AT LYCEIM

Tonight is the last night of the showing of Wild Geese" and The Return of Boston Blackie." Belle Bennett starring in Wild Geese" claimed by New Britain critics to be he best picture seen hereabouts in the past three years. Wild Geese" from the famous novel besides Belle Bennett, has a strong cast of stars such as Russell Simpson. Eve Southern, Donald Keith, Jason Ro- bards. Anita Stewart, Wesley Barry and others. "The Return of Boston Blackie' also offers entertainment for everybody. The cast includes Raymond Glenn. Corliss Palmer and Strongheart.
 Wednesday night. Blanket Nite," many beautiful blankets given away to patrons. The two pictures, start ing this Wednesday. are Alias the Lone Wolf" with Bert Lytell and Lois Wilson. The companion feature Of fers "Ragtime." John Bowers ana Marguerite De La Motte.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
MAJORS TO FIGHT
 DRAFT AGREEMENT
Dallas Pact to Be Bone of Con- tentioD at Baseball Meeting

New York, Dec. 13.--tP)--Horald- =
 ed strife hanging over the minor and and major leagues as the result Of the Dallas draft pact threatened
 to break out into bitter feud to- day as magnates of the Junior cir cults prepared to carry their issue before Baseball Commissioner Kene- saw M. Landis.
 Sentiment voiced by big league owners indicated they would be an- tagonistic 10 the Dallas draft reso lution which nullificd the modified draft agreement entered into by the International league, American asso ciation. Pacific coast, Three T" and Western leagues.
 While no official announcement was forthcoming after the steering committees conferred with Com Landis, informal expres- sions were made by National and American league officials that they had been too liberal with the minors,
 It was pointed out that big league clubs paid fancy prices for stal. players developed in the minors un- der the modified draft arrangement. The full draft would permit the majors to take their pick from all but the modified" allows the minors to demand big prices for their players.
 Herman J Weisman, president of the Eastern League. one Of the com- posars of the Dallas resolution. along with W. G. Bramham, president Of he south Atlantic, Virginia. and Piedmont league, meets with Com Missioner Landis today,
 Routine business was before inc \allonal league at its 5Srd annual session today. The American organ zatlon. with President. l.. S. Barn 'rd in the chair for the first time, Issembles tomorrow.
 With the arrival of the baseball men, trade gossip cropped out in abundance with chief interest point 70 at what club will land George 'isler from the Browns Phil Ball of VI. Louls is ready to barter while ne senators, Tigers and Indians are .ngl1ng for the Browns star. Detroit { las anush and Blue to trade ac- ordlng to reports.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
GEORGE SISLER
 MAY BE TRADED
Phil Ball Reported Ready to Accept Highest Bid for Star

New York, Dec. 13 UP)-A trade which would take George Sis Ter, some seasons ago rated as just about the most useful bali player in the American League, away from the St. Louis Browns. was in the air today as major league magnates, managers and majorities settled down 10 the second day Of the an nual winter meetings.
 The National League opened rs meeting at the Waldorf Astoria. with little except routine matters 10 dis Cuss, but il was an impending trade ln the junior circuit. involving inc former star Of Phil Balls club. winch most intrigued the interest of the baseball world.
 Ball was reported ready 10 send Sisler 10 the highest bidder, aud tho rumored trade for the erstwhile most valuable player overshadowed the formal affairs of tho day.
 President John Heydlers report presented 10 the club owners of tho National League. dealt with pros. perity.
 The league, Heydler said. had en- loyed the presence Of more cash c1lS- toners within its turnstiles than ever tetore during its 5@ years of exist ence.
 The steering committee. composed Of Col. Jake Ruppert. Phil Ball. Bill Naeck. and Barney Drayfuss. among others had spent a five hour ses- sion discovering the way to a peace tul outcome Of all the troubles of organized baseball. as far. al least. as the major leagues We're concern ed.
 Just what response the major l~agues were to make 70 the chal- eng" Of the minor regarding the draft rules remained undecided. Be. tween themselves, the two ma for cir cults were friendly as ham and eggs.
 While the National League own CTS were busy at the Waldorf. ruu- ming through the formalities of the annual meeting. with bit Of chat ter here about the three umpire sy>- tenn and a bit there about new regulation to prevent syndicate la aseball. Phil Ball, Connie Mack. Billy Evans, new business manager Of the Indians, Comiskey on behalf ! of the White Sox. George Moriarity /, of the Detroit Tigers and others of l the American League were going ' around and around the old trading | post--every ear cooked for a season. 1 able bargain.
 Evans, frankly. was in the market | for center fielder. with preter- ence for Harry Rice of the Browns. Connie Mack would not have refus- ed an outfielder himself.
 The Sisler trade. however. was tho hottest piece of gossip. Ball let it be
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
KENTUCKY GOVERNOR
 GRANTS 129 PARD0NS
Executive Stays Ip Night Before His Retirement Signing e. Nrits
 Giving Freedom to Prisoners.

Frankfort Ky, Dee. l3 R-Gov- ornor William J. Fields who retires
 from office today following the in- auguration of Judge Elem D. Samp- son, was busy until the early morn Ing hours preparing and signing CT pardons. communications and restora- tons which Ire granted yesterday.
 Fourteen men serving life sen- fences for murder and one man sen fenced 10 die in the electric chair were included in those granted elem tncy. The total number of pardons eranted in Kentucky since Novem- Der was brought to l2o by the ac- ton of the chief executive.
 Included among those whose sen fences have been commuted was J. B. Todd. of Muhlenberg county, Ky, who recently wrote Louis A. Cuvil- Ter. New York. general counsel and chairman Of the National Constitu- tional Liberty League of America that he was serving a life sentence at Eddyville, Ky, for having in his possession q half pint of whiskey. He was indicted as a habitual crim- inal while in jail on the liquor charge.
 Todd's sentence has been com 'ntted to two years.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
BY kIRKE l.. SIMPSON

Associated Press Staff W'riter) Washington, Dec. IS. tRA-Mai. ! Gen. Mason M. Patrick. chief of the
 army air corps. who for six years has stood near the center of the
 storm of controversy in aviation.
 stepped into g. calmer area today
 when he retired from active service
 for age.
 The Judgment passed upon his
 work for those six strenuous years by his colleagues oi the old army and the young air corps alike is that he leaves behind him mutual understanding and sense Of team play between ground and air sol diers to further the single objec- tive Of national defense toward which all are striving in q degree that six years ago seemed impossi- ble for realization,
 What General Patrick will do with the time now apt to hang heavy on his heads--for he is still a vigorous. energetic man at 64- he has not decidede. Eight months or more will go to relaxation and rest from the grueling desk work and requirements of his office that have kept him hurrying about the country on inspection trips. Beyond that. he told The Associated Press, he has no definite plans. He hopes to go abroad later 10 see at first hand the aviation developments. both military and commercial, oth- CT countries are making.
 Y have no thought of ahatinc my interest in air developments" he said. "I could not. I hope I may find means 10 be helpful, even in retirement, to the limitless future Of transportation by air"
 With General Patrick's retire ment, the oldest qualified aviation pilot not only Of the army, but in the United States-perhaps in the stricken from the active list. The general himself makes light of his accomplishment in that