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Ah yes, US-based. I over thought that, and found similar newspapers carrying basically the same text description, and even attributing it to the International News Service.
 And yeah, I like how they followed through with the cropping (it was not a very well-framed shot to begin with - the guys look very un-photogenic). But I have also seen the full version published that month.
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He also built Wrigley Field and owned the Cubs.
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Ok, after *another* deep dive on the internet, I found another version of this picture. It has greater clarity, the pencil notation of the date, and a few other details that seem to indicate that this *new* one is the original T1. Please see the comparison - the new find is on top. The one I purchased is below.
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02-14-2023, 04:59 PM
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Again, without having the two to compare to each other, I have difficulty in identifying if a single photo *should* be clearer or not. But it does appear that both generations of photos were printed just days apart from each other, and both date back to Dec 1913/Jan 1914. And clearly my physical copy was used in at least some of the newspaper accounts.
I wish I understood the process more of how the original photo/negative gets from the photographer's camera to the newspaper, but I feel that perhaps this process is more nuanced than just flatly declaring it a Type 1 vs. Type 3. Perhaps more important to call it a *1913* T1 vs. a *1913* T3?
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