Sox Ought To Win But Pitchers Fail In Phillies Game
Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 3 as bad seventh inning pitching cost the Sox. Bodie homered for Philadelphia, Schang and Houck contributed, while Bush was relieved by Houck who closed out the last six frames. Cleveland defeated Washington 6 to 4 as Mitchell’s good pitching held, with Hughes weak in relief.
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SOX
Philladelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bodie
Bush
Houck
Schang
Cieotte
E. Murphy
Russell
Stmseli
Oldring
Collins
Baker
Fin
Weaver
McInnis
Chase
Rwe
Sone
Beott
Rens Houck
Washington
Augus
Cleveland
Mitchell
Hughes
Schaefer
Engel
Rhe
O'Neil Hughes
Henry
Detroit Beats Boston In Tight Baseball Series Tie
Detroit wins the latest game 6 to 2 at Boston as Cobb drives in three runs with two hits. Taonard pitched well but Detroit hitters found baserunners in most innings, while Dates provided strong relief. Batteries: Dauna and Stanage for Detroit Carrigan and Leonsed for Boston.
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Boston
Detroit
Taonard
Cobb
Dauna
Stanage
Leonsed
Carrigan
New Beauty in Lineup Beats St Louis 6 to 2
New York reinforced by their new $18,000 infielder Fred Maisel won another game from St Louis 6 to 2. Caldwell pitched great ball for New York holding the Visitors to three hits. The Yankees scored three in the second inning to clinch the win. Funeral notices for John Murphy Richard Voqust Thomas Shovlin Jord Watson and others are listed with dates times and locations. Card of Thanks from James Todd and family expresses gratitude for floral offerings.
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York
New York
Fred Maisel
St. Louis
Caldwell
Yankees
Peter Shovlin
Weet Street
Thos
James Todd
Fragmentary chanty garble from Peckinpah and peers
A fragmented, garbled passage mentions Ken Winn, Peckinpah and Garden Nored, and figures like Cooleian and Willams. It references a swearing base, a pistol or battery theme, and multiple names including Levenz, Gardner, Alexander, Caldwell, and Sweeney amid unclear events and dates.
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Laveen
Peckinpah
Garden
Cooleian Ftednor
Willams
Renna
St. Louie
New “York
Leverenz
Tramgardner
Alexander
Caldwell and Sweeney
Larned Seeks Return To Form At Meadow Club
William Larned, seven time American tennis champion, is among Meadow club singles field entries in Southampton. He faces F B Don in his first match and hopes to regain form to enter the national Newport tournament. He plans to doubles with Beals C. Wright and competes against a strong roster including Griffin Dabney Cannon Bundy McLoughlin and Clothier.
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Southampton
N. C
William Larned
Nestor
Meadow Club
Amer
Fbdon
Newport
Beals C. Wright
Long Attack
Clarence J Grifin
California
Alfred Dabney
Boston
J. 8. Cannon
Kansas City
Thomas C. Bundy
McLoughlin
William McKim
Princeton
Karl H. Behr
George M. Church
Frederick C Inman
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
William C. Johnson
William J. Clothier
William Zinn
Larned’s
Myers Gets Share of Boston Purchase Money
The National Base Ball Commission ruled Ralph Myers of the Boston club is owed 90 dollars from Spokane for a one third share of a 120 dollar purchase price. Myers already received 60 dollars for services. the commission will deduct his 90 and forward the rest to Spokane.
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Myers
Boston
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Ralph Myers
Spokane
Commission
Brother Shoots Brother Near Drain Ore Fatal Gun Incident
In Oregon a 2-year older brother was killed by his younger sibling at the Mooney home five miles north of Drain. Reported as an accidental shooting, the youths were alone and handling guns believed unloaded. The elder was killed after the younger fired. Local authorities investigating. The Western League standings list Topeka 6 Omaha 12 Lincoln 4 Des Moines 9 Wichita 3 St. Joseph 5.
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Pacific Coast
Ieague
Portland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Venton
Oakland
San Francisco
Northwestern Lincun
Lont
Vancouver
Seattle
Victoria
Tacoma
Spokane
Denver
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Topeka
Wichita
Lincoln
Mooney
Drain, Ore
Jeuneer Brother Death From Severe Injury
A report describes Theteun tearing a large hole in the left side of the Alkiomen of the Jeuneer brother, causing instant death. Details are sparse and the incident is not fully documented in the accessible text.
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Theteun
Jeuneer
Secretary Garrison Visits Fort Missoula in Bitter Root Valley
Secretary of War Andiey M. Garrison plus Major General Wood and officials inspect Fort Missoula and tour Bitter Root valley. At a Palace hotel dinner, he urges transforming the small standing army into a trained reserve via a three year enlistment, signaling concern over defense needs and noting Fort Missoula’s plans remain undecided.
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Andiey M. Garrison
Wood
United States Army
Aleshire
Schendie
Fort Missoula
Bitter Root Valley
Palace Hotel
Minsoula
Commer
Garrison
A. H
United States
Mies Soule
Impeachment Call Over Sulzer Funds Report
The document accuses Sulzer of campaign fund misdeeds tied to Roger Griswold Co and Frederick Colwell. It cites a $12,035 stock trade and a $100 check from Sulzer to political accounts. Total currency movements linked to Sulzer between nomination and inauguration reach about $43,950.
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Sulzer
Roger, Griswold & Co
Frederick Colwell
Flarmers,Joan and Trust Company
Governor insists loan was not speculative account
In Albany last night the governor said his stock exchange dealings were not speculative but a loan. The firm responded with a statement confirming the transcript shows the account was a loan, with collateral adjustments when equity dipped. It notes the collateral delivered left about $6000 equity at the then market price, deemed ample to protect the loan.
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Albany
Stock Exchange
Frawley Committee
Olcott
Melville B. Fuller
Victoria club negotations for new team disclosed
Beattie August 11 reports negotiations started last month for a Victoria team. Word from the press last night says the Vic have been doing well the past ten months and the present owners decided to retain control while aiming to organize the club’s future.
Missoula County Nets From Timber Sale Bid
Missoula county stands to gain from a timber sale by the forest service of the Solo national forest. The deal involves a large volume of dead and denser timber with bids around $2 per thousand feet by Mann Lumber company of Henderson. Net benefit to the county is estimated between $60,000 and $60,000, with 35 percent to county uses, 28 percent to general funds and school, and 10 percent for cooperative road building.
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Standam
Missoula
Missoula County
Forest ‘Service
Solo National Forest
Mann Lumber Au Dany
Henderson
General Reeds and School Fund
California closes saloons after 2 am under new law
San Francisco reports saloons closed at 2 am under the new California early closing statute. Police found many proprietors willing to comply, but some down-town cabarets considered opening after 2 am were stopped by authorities. Full enforcement began last night with reports of lost door keys and rusted locks delaying access.
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San Francisco
Tle
California
Warships ordered to remain south in Mexican trouble
Wireless reports say the armored cruiser Pittsburg headed for San Diego with refugees is ordered back to Guaymas where it will stay with further navy instructions. The Glacier remains at Guaymas indefinitely. Rebels force Huerta’s forces to concentrate at Guaymas for a stand, risking attack and potential sack of ships and refugees aboard Pittburg Glacier and Buffalo. Refugee workers from Southern Pacific aboard.
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San Diego
Cal
United States
Gulf of California
Pittsburg
Guaymas
Ream
Navy Department
Glacier
San Francisco
Guayimas
Huerts
Pedro Ojeda
Pittaburg
Buffalo
Southern Pacific Railroad
Empasine
Relief in Washington over Mexican crisis under Lind envoy
Washington officials expressed relief as Frederic Gamboa voiced faith in U S judgment and that Mexico disputes would soon be resolved. President Wilson stressed peace and friendliness with Mexico while John Lind arrived to guide official talks. Captain Capehart reported Americans are not in danger as Mexican authorities shield life and property amid boundary tensions.
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Washington
Mexico
Frederic Gamboa
United States
Hogan
Wilson
Mexico City
John Lind
Lind
Mr. Lind
Captain Capehart
Michigan
Vera Cruz
Chidad
State Department
Phoebe Heart
Lfe
Britons Resent U S Recognition Comment Sparks Debate
London Aug 11 The British government rebukes American press criticism of Britain recognizing President Huerta, denying any misconception or supposed influence of financial powers. St. Strait Aug 11 Over 200 business leaders attend a banquet for Howard Elliott retiring head of Northern Pacific and J M Hanaford incoming president with remarks by Elliott Hanaford and Mayor Keller.
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London
Ssrisn
Great Britain
Huerta
Butte Briefs Sketch Coast Trip and Local Notices
Dick Smith Karl Richards and Jack Rooney depart for Seattle Vancouver and other coast points to relax for weeks A businessmen class forms at Granite and Arizona streets gymnasium under Professor Hoch as director Stone fined 26 for carrying a loaded revolver claiming memory lapse police pursuit warns of a wholesale massacre rumor Real estate transfers include various lots lodes and townsite interests totaling small sums and partial interests in several properties
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Dick” Smith
Karl Richards
Jack Rooney
Seattle
Vancouver
Young Men's Association
Granite
Arizona Streets
Hoch
Columbia Gardens
Butte
William Stone
Booker
Stone
Helena meeting debates direct legislation measures
Helena dispatch reports leaders of the State Non-Parson Direct Legislation league drafting bills on metal license taxes water use and electric plant funding. Committees head by Joseph Kirschwing discuss a graduated copper tax and a possible $250,000 annual yield as bills seek final drafts for a late week league submission.
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Helena
Joseph Kirswing
Jin du Great Falls
J. Bo Annin
Lumbus
J. A.dixon
Joseph Kirschwing
League
Trustees’ Control of High School Ventilation Denied
Helena dispatch notes Attorney General D M Kelly advised Beaverhead County's lawyer that school boards cannot decide ventilation for high schools. He cites state code giving power to the board of health and notes existing regulations carry force of law. Any deviation by a board would face possible demolition or legal consequence.
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Helena
D. M. Kelly
R. S. Stephenson
Beaverhead
Board of Health
Aviator and Pupil Killed in Local Crash In Aur
In Aur a tragic air crash claimed the lives of an aviator and a pupil. Details remain unclear as investigators sort through the wreckage and identify the victims.
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Undertakers
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Sherman & Reed
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Lan
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Joseph Richards
Miana Street
Butte, Mont,ana
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Larned
Western League
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Hastings-on-runson
Henry Dietrich
Elliote
Butte Briefs
Trevisiion
W. J. Sullivan
McParland
John F. Konen
Lil Stephens
Floyd Bushnell
Butte L Investment Company
Charles R. Leonard
Kate Harrington
Emmett
Lawher & Kemper
John A. Link
Thomas J. Lamphire
Columbia Lode
Mark Laxton
William York
Rocker
James Finlay
Herman Rundblach
Feorne
Ition
Orie
Santa Marie
Richie
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Hereford
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Derness
Dudley
Mendel
Case
Otto Dr. Jossen
Ethel Williams
Jossen
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