Quakers Awarded Game After Protest Over Umpire Call
Philadelphia gains official victory as National League President Lynch reverses umpires ruling in the Giants game at Philadelphia park. A disturbance followed the forfeit, with Henry P. Russell filing assault and battery charges against umpire William Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brennan
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Philadelphia
Giants
Eld
Lynch
Thority
Phillies
Warrane
William Brennan
Henry P. Russell
Art Club of
Russell
Fragmentary report on a trampling incident
A partial OCR fragment describes an assault where a person was restrained and knocked down, then trampled. Details are missing, including names, location, and exact circumstances.
Ogden Benefit Dance Tonight at Columbia Gardens
Ogden opens this afternoon at 2 39 PM for the last home series of the season. Kitty Knight and his Ogden crew pace Missoula’s past week, Kellogg to play this afternoon, and Butte heads to Great Falls after. A big benefit dance at Columbia Gardens Pavilion supports the team for the final stretch with about 30 couples expected and hopes for 100 more tickets sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Kitty Knight
Ogden Crew
Tallenders
Missoula
Kellogg
Butte
Great Falls
Larry Duggan
Matt Barry
Columbia ‘Gardens
George of the Gardens
Twelve candidates chosen for Pan American team tryouts
Camp Perry Ohio September 2 twelve finalists selected by the American Rifle Association executive committee after two days of tryouts for the Pan American team. Names include Sergeant Schoefeld Lieutenant Downey Corporal Snow Sergeant Clark Sergeant Schriver Private Grace Lieutenant Bront Captain Wil Rough and Theodore Brentin arrived to represent Germany. Corporal Michael Fennessy of the Third U S Infantry accidentally shot while acting as scorer yesterday died tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio
American Rifle Association
Schoefeld
Massachusetts
Downey
Snow
U. S. Marine Corps
Clark
Marine Corps
Schriver
Grace
California
Bront
Texas
Wil Rifle Association
Rough
Theodore Brentin
German Rifle Association
Germany
Michael Fennessy
Co. M
Third
U. S. Infantry
Ellen wins second International fender boat race
In Marpionead Ellen American boat won the second race over Germany with Sprig and Cima finishing second and third. Wittlesbach and Serum trailed others while Angela TV withdrew as Great Western harness races were postponed by rain in Hamline Minnesota. Bohemia uses cinema to catch criminals with police photos shown in theaters.
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Marpienead
Mass
Ellen
Germany
Sprig
Cima
Wittlesbach
Serum
Angela TV
Hamline
Minn
Orn
Bohemia
Prague
No Credit or Pay For Teachers In Ida County
County board debated teacher pay for an institute week and decided no credit or pay would be given if teachers resign after attendance. A special meeting will announce assignments. several substitutes named. bids for coal rejected and old Washington school building removal bid not taken.
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Ti. A. Davee
Seayate
Burt Adams Tower
Anne Coleman
Mildred, Chamison
Mae Crowley
Mary Ford
Grace Gleason
Eisie Grunert
Lucillé Hartman
Elizabeth “Kelly
Washington
Seattle Riots and Their Real Causes Debated in Auditorium
Bruce Rogers alleged Seattle Times owner Alden Blethen conspired to spark riots to discredit rivals and win indemnity from the U S government. He traced links to Ballinger Pinchot and Hanford cases, blamed I W W labels for critics, and linked police, miners, and socialist headquarters to Seattle unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden J. Blethen
Seattle
Bruce Rogers
Rogers
Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
Judge Hanford
Hanford
Blethen
Scripps‘McRae
Th Hanford
Leonard Olson
Brethen
Wappenstein
The
Times
United
Dani Seattle
Rainier Club
T Daniels
Pennsylvania
Daniels
Gospel Mission
Motel Arrivals and Golf Sensation Reported
The item lists motel arrivals across Montana towns including Butte Dillon Anaconda and Helena with names such as Flynn Cooper Williams and Ludlum. It notes a golf result at Chicago where Charles Evans Jr. of Edgwater Golf Club posted 148 for six holes and a 71 on the par course, marking an amateur record alongside the day’s first sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Griffith
Lillian Morris
Dillon
Garden City
N. Y
Charles Evans Jr
Edgwater Golf Club
Chicago
New Color Flannel Fabrics at Low Prices
A sale listing textiles includes flannel in many colorings such as checks stripes and plain. Prices: 10¢ to 12½¢ per yard for various flannels including outing and heavy fleeced options. kimono flannel patterns. Passaic challs and Vieuna flannel in assorted colors. Texel cloth for children and women’s dresses at 17¢ per yard.
Ladies Hose Derby Ribment Black Rifle Style?
Readable text notes ladies hose with vertical derby rib and double foot in fine black color and outside size 40c value. Sale line mentions today at 290, likely price in local currency.
Sale of Seasonable Knit Underwear and Shoes
A sale featuring seasonable knit underwear for women and children in wool and cotton blends, tights and school unions in cream and silver gray, with prices up to 1.25 and 1.15 for various sizes. Connell's offers specials on shoes including $3.50 and $4 low shoes, all leathers, with guaranteed quality and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Connell
Cade
Golf match controversy at seventeenth hole ends in dispute
Paul M. Hunter of Midlothian Golf Club Chicago argued a rule violation after Culmer of the Florida Golf Club leaned on a club in a dunker on the eighteenth green. The United States Golf Association committee declined the protest and ordered the match to be played out tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Hunter
Midlothian Golf Club
Chicago
Culmer
Florida, Golf Club
Hunter
Daibes
The
United
Teasebat
Vans
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