Baseball scores from Chicago Boston Cincinnati and Brooklyn games
May 22 reports show Boston beating Chicago 7 to 12 after three innings while Cincinnati won 5 to 4 over Philadelphia. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in nine innings with Campbell and Melean on the batteries.
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Boston Beats St. Louis 2 1 In Open Nine Game
Boston defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 in a lively contest as May 22 reports show Boston scoring in the early and late frames while St. Louis was held to a single run. Gl O t to 47 Batterien-Glaze and Criger, Gra ham and Spencer
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Omaha shuts out Des Moines in Western League clash
Ragan limited Des Moines to scattered hits as Omaha dominates with a 6 to 0 win. Strong defense and timely hitting backed by good luck fuel the shutout in Omaha on May 22.
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Ragan
Des Moines
Six Denver Saloons Voted Out of Existence
Denver May 22 The official canvass of the local option vote completed today shows only six saloons will be abolished. There were 120 saloons in the precincts where prohibition was at issue. Antisaloon forces won five wards, mainly outside the Hiowns district.
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Masonic Funeral for Mitchim Victim in El Paso Case
In El Paso on May 22 the habeas corpus filing moved in district court over J F Mitchim's murder case of M M Harrell. Witnesses Dr Hugh W Krouse and Patrolman Wiliam Herd testified Harrell talked of a fight before his death and Mitchim fired. Harrell’s Masonic funeral service occurred this afternoon with a guard of honor. The body was sent to Oklahoma City.
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J. F. Mitchim
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Harrell
Wiliam Herd
Mitchim
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Extra Session Called for Philippine Legislature
Governor General Smith has called a monthlong extra session as the assembly finishes its work. Before adjournment radicals attempted to push a renovation favoring immediate independence.
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Western papermen testify before House committee
Western papermen testified before a special House committee investigating the wood pulp and print paper question. The hearing focused on the industry's practices and the state of newsprint markets as lawmakers seek answers.
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Washington
Mats
Western Manufacturers of News
Congress Rejects Ship Subsidy and Passes Various Bills
In Washington on May 22 the House rejected the conference report on the ship subsidy tied to the post office appropriation by a 145 to 156 vote, sending the bill back to conference with little chance of Senate concession. Democratic votes opposed the campaign contribution publicity bill and a House reduction amendment, while conference reports on pensions DC appropriation general deficiency military academy and Indian bills advanced.
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Disposition Recess Scheduled After Forced Rell Calls
A court adjourned proceedings at 6 14 with a recess until 11 o clock tomorrow to mull the disposition of the business in hand.
Senate Debates Commerce Rules and Hepburn Rate Delay
The open session ended after extended debate on interstate and foreign e commerce regulation. A 23 to 22 vote defeated the Foraker substitute for the Hepburn rate provision delaying the penalty date. Other topics included executive session, meat product canning labeling, and a conference on the post office appropriation with mail subsidy issues. The Senate adjourned at 4 20.
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Ballard's Snow Liniment Advertises Rheumatism Cure
A Witcorn is described as the sole term for a person crippled by rheumatism. The ad claims a few rheumatic twinges signal a severe attack and recommends Ballard's Snow Liniment to stop it. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by J. H. O'Riely Co.
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Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange Sells $65 Typewriter
The Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange promotes a $65.00 typewriter as the best value. Satisfied local users in Albuquerque will testify to the machine’s many superior features and reliable performance.
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Albuquerque
Mining Promoter Arrested in Federal Fraud Case
E Chapin Gard a Denver based mining promoter with offices in the Charles Building was arrested after being indicted by the federal grand jury on using the mails to defraud. He promoted mining interests in southern Utah claiming large past profits and operated the Rocky Mountain Mining bureau and companies including American Consolidated Mines and Buckeye Mining Milling and Smelting. He published The Great West a mining focused paper.
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Rocky Mountain Mining Bureau
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Cure head aches with Tallard's Herbine
A vintage ad promotes Tallard's Herbine to cure headaches by acting on the liver. It promises absolute relief and urges readers to buy from J. H. O'Rielly Co.
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J. H. O'Rielly Co
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