MACKLETS BEAT BROWNS IN PHILADELPHIA F mood
Philadelphia reports two games with Fane day winning pitcher, Browns loss, and a separate New York section noting Wood's homer helped Cleveland defeat New York 8 to 3. Also Boston beat Chicago 2 to 1, and a Chicagoan lieutenant buried with honors after a bombing over Germany. Flight-related news includes Minnehaha county drafting non essential farm workers and the death of Lieut Harold Higgins in England.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
New Haven
Conn
Harold Higgins
British
Royal Air Service
Samuel H S
Haven & Hartford
Five Its Off Sale Wow Lost Pet Chicago Vague
Fragmented notes from a Chicago and New York baseball sequence describe a July 15 game where New York won 4 2 to 1, aided by Toney’s third-inning hits and a wild pitch. Details on players Reeve Satiée Rariden Jacobus Allen and others appear garbled, with partial lineups and battery lists. A second game against Cincinnati is referenced with unclear scores and personnel, plus a Chicago-Philadelphia postponement due to rain.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cine
Boston
Louie
Brooklyn i
Cincinnati
Toney
Rae
York
Satiée
Toney, Jacobus and
Allen
TINFOIL MONEY HAS BEEN REGENED IN FRANCE
Corp Karl J. Harvey of the Second Field Battalion Signal Corps writes to Ed C. Sachs, manager of the Butte Public Stock Exchange, acknowledging funds from tinfoil sales raised by Roy Scotts of Troop No. 3. He notes receipt of 394 francs and awaits troop input on how to use the funds.
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Karl J. Harvey
Signal Corps
Ed C. Sachs
Butte Public Stock Exchange
Roy Scotts
Harvey
Labor behind government echos in Minnesota union pledge
A Virginia Minn convention at noon pledged lives and fortunes of union members to the federation effort. It urged abolishing private detective agencies classified as non essential, backed equal jury representation for organized labor, and sought wider rights from federal judges, the war labor board, and a Norfolk lockout impact in Twin Cities.
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Virginia
Minn
A_reso
Federation of Uzbor
Ase
War Department
Muel Gor
Oration Bar
National War Labor Board
Advertising pays Big Montana Mattress sale draws crowd
W N Turnbull Montana Mattress general manager and Leroy Grampa advertising chief say advertising pays. Sunday full page ad promised refrigerators and sweepers at very low prices. Monday followups noted a big silo of refrigerators sold and 55 to 60 units moved as shoppers braved rain, mostly women, filling Front Street entrances.
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W. N. Turnbull
Leroy Grampa
Tires Company
Grampa Tramps
Jury grants $500 to Lou Grosbeck in Nevada certificates case
Judge Lamb directed a verdict for the plaintiff after a jury trial over five $100 certificates of deposit. Grosbeck bought them from a man in Nevada, who had them turned over by D Mitchell. The Clark bank held the certificates, Mitchell claimed the money was lost in gambling. The court ruled Grosbeck an innocent purchaser and entitled to the funds. In a second item, B Lipsner resigns from the army to head the aerial mail service.
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Lou Grosbeck
D. Mitchell
Clark’ Bank
Kindness of Officers Fails Margie Knapp in City Court
Margie Knapp arrived a month ago with a tale of hardship and was aided by police and a city hospital, but after five days on a new job she quit and now faces 15 days in jail for city waxrane. Other cases include Lesich cleared of two suitcases in trust after an appeal, and fines for blocking traffic and disturbing Utah Avenue.
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Margie Knapp
Margi
Rens
Mike Sikiiich
Lesich
George George
Omer
Pete Harvey
Jiroad= Way
Main Street
Hin
Paul’ Cannon
Trate
Charles Carson
Utah Avenue
Carson
United States
Alfred Curl
Hutte
Cash
Roth
Porter Avenue car robbed by two masked youths
Conductor Phil Werle on the Porter avenue line reported two masked figures entering the car near the race track end and demanding money. The youths, believed to be teenagers, fled with about $1.80 after an exchange and a failed attempt to ransack Werle. Police located no robbers. witnesses recall a fleeing vehicle and distant gunfire.
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Phil Werle
Amherst Avenue
Porter Avenue
Werle
Englewood
Pakata
Silver Bow Street
Werlo
Oyer
Werte
J. R. Wharton
Shrife Jacke Hennetts
Pension of the Widow Canoge and Dependent Child Act
Edge Dwyer ruled yesterday that county pension money provided under the Dependent Child Act to support children cannot be attached by creditors. The judge held the funds are primarily for the children, even when given to another to maintain custody. A possible appeal to the supreme court may settle the issue.
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Edge Dwyer
Teo
Dwyer
Supreme Court
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