Mayor's Opinion on Theater Collapse Shapes City Action
At a city council meeting Mayor Corby released a communication on the Lulu theater collapse, blaming undue haste over faulty material, urging reconstruction of building ordinances and closer oversight with the building inspector and fire chief. The council referred the matter to the building committee with full authority.
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Alderman O'Leary
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Ex champion of world to appear at Thornton bowling
Ex champion of the world Thoynean alley event at Thornton features Fird Strom, two-time champion in the 1880s, facing Rheenaggy Ellis under National rules. Local results include Van Wills 268 178 17, Sheehan 403 total, and McKinley 403.
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Nutt Beaten by Indians in Root Farm Showdown
Reported by Associated Press, the Indians shut out the Miners in a late season contest. Key names include Butlerin, Roosevelt, Megara, Clat-Bo, and Ripley as teams clashed in a tightly fought game with decisive defense and a final score notched by the Indians.
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World sprint star fails to place at Jamestown meets
Dan Kelly of Chicago A C and W J Hart of Chicago A C compete as top sprinters in a Jamestown exposition meet. Kelly later wins the broad jump, while John Flanagan breaks the hammer world record. crowd relations mix with injuries as judge John Walsh is struck by the hammer.
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University of Oregon
Charles Parsons
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
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Olympian club leads in field events and hurdles
W Gilmore of Olympic club takes third with 49 feet 615 inches, while Dia iene records 129 feet 1 inch in distance. John Jal ter wins 220 yard hurdles. Purest Stillheon of Multnomah club clocks 16 2/3 seconds in 12d yard hurdles. Smithson competes despite an injured sex.
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Chicago Moves Up in Standings With Two Wins
In a doubleheader for the American League Chicago swept St Louis, gaining ground behind Philadelphia. Second game featured strong pitching and solid fielding as Chicago won 8 6. Batteries Powell Bailey Spencer Smith Armbruster for St Louis and Chicago pitchers were noted. Washington defeated Boston, extending their win streak to five. Boston’s home run surge highlighted by Geiger, Bengey, and Schvecie fell short. Detroit beat Cleveland 3 1 in a pitching duel, Mullin allowing three runs as Jons and Marke contributed for Detroit.
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Chicago and St Louis play to darkness in suspended game
National League action from Chicago and St Louis ends after seven innings due to darkness. The scoreline shows Chicago blanks St Louis with pitchers Tan McGlynn Marshall for Chicago and Leever Gibson for St Louis. Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in a seven inning game delayed by field conditions.
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San Pranciro Defeats Los Angeles in PCL Action
In San Francisco today the Pacific Coast League game saw San Pranciro beat Los Angeles. Details mention local stores UL Fi San Francisco and Rogers Buns and Eager, with unclear context for the score or lineup.
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San Pranciro
Los Angeles
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Rogers Buns and Eager
On the Race Track
AP recap of a mudded program with several track events and placings. Caller wins with Gite Straus second and Guardian third. Fond Heart and Whip Top follow. Ben Fleet and Walrata take places. Blue Bowls wins with Fontaine second and Montgomery third. multiple times listed for each event.
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Coal Famine Strikes Mades Region Activity Warns Shortage
Philadelphia reports dire coal conditions as the Mades region suffers a growing famine risk before winter. Water supply strains intensify in the anthracite area while labor remains below normal and operators draw on stored stock to meet demand.
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