Cleveland Falls to Chicago 3 2 in First Victory bid
In a May 31 game Chicago defeated Cleveland 3 to 2, Cleotte earned his first win of the season by relieving in the second inning after Cleveland loaded the bases with two out. Murphy's double and Collins' single produced two runs in the eighth, while Beore Ti. B, Schalk, Morte hit to contribute. Shocker and Nunama shared the battery as the league standings show varied results with several runs, errors, and positional plays noted.
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Lugging Match Won by Pirates in Pittsburg Exhibition
Six pitchers are used in a peculiar exhibition game in Pittsburg as the Pirates win the odd event. The contest features unusual pitching rotation and a mix of regulars and trial arms, showcasing experimental strategy.
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Yale and Harvard Rowers to Race on New Course
Yale and Harvard crews prepare for a race on a newly laid course in Housatonic waters. The match pits the two famed universities as they debut the setup, signaling a fresh chapter for intercollegiate rowing.
Six pitchers pace two mile Big Bunches race
The narrative describes a two mile race featuring two pitchers from St Louis and a heavy hitting lineup. Moore and teammates from Philadelphia are noted, with New York and Pittsburgh matchups mentioned as context. The article covers the postponement and weather impact on games including Yankee and Boston venues and Yale-Harvard rowing plans on the Housatonic river, highlighting conditions and spectator expectations.
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Standing of Clubs ex Lick and Dey Astley
The notice lists standings of clubs with names Licke and Dey Astley appearing among participants. No dates or affiliations are provided in readable text, but the fragment hints at a ranking table or summary of club positions. Further context is missing to confirm exact clubs or event.
Rally decides Grizzlies edge Washington State in five hit game
Montana Grizzlies rallied in the sixth inning to beat Washington State College 6 to 4, clinching the Northwest Conference baseball title with strong hitting. Moran and Spit were the Washington State battery. the win avenges an earlier loss and boosts Montana’s season. In Louisville, twelve top horses are entered for the Kentucky Handicap at Douglas Park, a mile and a quarter race with a $10,000 added purse.
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Ad Club of Butte Plans City Advertising Drive
The Ad Club of Butte discusses plans to promote the city through advertising and legislative effort. Proposed actions include urging a enforceable local advertising law, featuring the Truth slogan on store ads and envelopes, and seeking wider participation. Women membership discussed for next meeting as part of city advancement.
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Trials and fires mark Northwest sabotage case
Testimony in a federal trial outlines sabotage by a group known as Webblies in Washington State farms and rail lines. Witnesses describe ruined machinery, arson on thrashers, gunmen patrolling trains, and expulsions from the organization as organizers defend their actions as policy of sabotage to ruin employers.
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Butte Auto Dealers Form An Association
Butte auto dealers form an association to improve car prices parts service and gasoline quality for Montana motorists. The group plans to affiliate with the state Mon Auto Dealers Association and enroll monthly members from the Butte Auto Association with a meeting scheduled next Thursday.
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C. ¢ Kkenzery Bennett
H.W. Mercenelius
LA. Widdy
IM. Wheeler
Coal Week Slogan Urges Early Coal Storage
Mrs. Josephus Daniels wife of the Secretary of the Navy and a leader in a nationwide coal week project urges the public to store coal for next winter at the earliest possible moment in a letter to Dr Harry A Garfield Federal Fuel Administrator.
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The Horrible Handicap of Poisoned Blood
An old advertisement extols S B S or S Swift blood remedy as an antidote to inherited blood taints. It claims the treatment cures many transmitted poison cases, offers free medical advice from a chief medical adviser, and urges writing Swift Specific Co. 432 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Clever Farce Wins at High Auditorium
A local high school audience enjoyed a two and a half hour comedy, It Pays to Advertise, staged at the High Auditorium. Ronald Selway led as the rich son with strong turns by WH Morgan and Gardiner Howland, while Miss Gertrude Ryan received praise for directing and pacing between scenes.
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Kitchin Asked to Retract Words in Speech
Washington on May 31 Secretary McAdoo demanded Representative Kitchin of North Carolina retract remarks claiming publishers lobby influenced the administrations stance on venue legislation and post rate changes. Kitchin replied he did not think the secretary believed a lobby acted in a single direction but acknowledged influence by some.
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German American in Custody for Alleged Enemy Conspiracy
Ludwig Kann, Seattle wholesale hair goods merchant and president of Ling & Kann, was jailed after a complaint charged he conspired to leak information on American forces and defenses to the German government. The filing was by Assistant U.S. Attorney Bo L. Moore. Kann, a naturalized American born in Germany, faces bail terms pending further proceedings. Two German submarines of the cruiser class were reported sunk at an Atlantic port in the same May 31 bulletin.
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Submarines Sunk Near Gibraltar Reported by Passengers
Passengers arriving here today claim the sinking occurred May 17 and 18 near Gibraltar, possibly by Italian steamship action. Allied destroyers reportedly sank the U boats, with some passengers taken. The Italian liner was held at Gibraltar while the sea lane was cleared. Cable reports claimed a new German submarine had been destroyed, though later German admiralty notes said one boat was long overdue.
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