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big national' fight in Vermont, where

the state election takes place in Sep-

with the absolute authority of a nign however, short lived.

official In the Detroit club, as well insurgents were defeated and

as with the knowledge Imparted by a Leconte took refuge ln the German

number ot Tiger players. The deals at Cape Haitien, later be

have been pending for the last four t from the lgland under Ger.

weeKs, ana as iar uau. no nmtr.tlon. Leconte returned

weeks ago the slate had been fixed. aucceeded in over-

The fear of causing disorganization in slmo He was a mulatto,

both clubs to be affected has kept the betweeQ 40 and 50 years of age and

Detroit and Boston owners irom giv- beonged t0 tte iegai profession.

Ing the usual publicity to a cnange

of this character.

Johnson is said to have volunteered

the information to his cronies, among amounted to 400 persona.

them Charles UomisKey, tnat ne

would depose Jennings. The strike

of the Detroit players this season

over "Ty" Cobb's suspension and Jen.

nines' naciflc stand in the matter, to

gether with his leanings toward the i

player's side of the controversy, only

tended to show Johnson that a man

with the interest of the league more

at heart Bhould direct a team so pop

ular as the Detroit aggregation.

Frank Navin, the president, was

given a quiet tip to get rid of Jen

nings. Navin is a strong executive

and a far seeing baseball magnate. He

saw that 18-year contract Johnson

has as president of the American

league Btaring him. in the face, and

quickly made up his mind to side with

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Las Vegas optic. (1912). East Las Vegas, N.M., 1912-08-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92070417/1912-08-08/ed-1/?sp=5

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Las Vegas optic, 1912-08-08.