Indicted Becker Brings Rosenthal Case To Court
New York Aug 20 The grand jury returned a blanket indictment against seven men tied to the murder of Herman Rosenthal including Lieutenant Charles A Becker and others known by nicknames Lefty Louis Gyp the Blood Whitey Lewis Dago Frank and Jack Sullivan. Schepps testified to the plot. Becker’s motion to inspect grand jury minutes was denied. Seelig the gang leader surrendered to authorities and may testify for the state. investigators plan to probe police connections and stock dealings involving Becker.
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Bald Jack" Rose
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Local Crackers Fall Again to Barons at Rickwood Park
Aug 20 at Rickwood Ball Park Birmingham. Attendance 3,000. Barons defeat Crackers 3-2 in a high scoring affair with Almeida and McGilvray homering for the Crackers. Johnston steals two bases and scores, while Yantz, Prough, and Marcan contribute key hits. Prough homered? No, not in this summary.
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Slaton Seen Winning Georgia Governorship By Large Margin
The Georgian foresees John M Slaton elected governor by an unprecedented majority, carrying about 131 counties and 328 convention votes versus Hooper Alexander with 10 counties and 26 votes and Joe Hill Hall with 5 counties and 14 votes The reports stress unbiased accuracy and note Slaton’s dominance in most counties while Alexander and Hall run stronger in scattered areas
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Interesting Battle In Fulton County Itinerant Campaign
The eve of the state and county primary finds all candidates in Fulton confident and aggressive. The fight between Slaton and Alexander for Fulton’s six electoral votes in the gubernatorial convention is sharp but not bitter. The legislative contest and the contest for the succession to Judge Pottle continue on page two.
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Aged Salvation Army Leader Dies in London
The venerable head of the Salvation Army in London died this afternoon after a period of decline. He had been sinking for many days and his death was not unexpected.
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Woman Watches Fatal Duel of Suitors in Wilkesbarre
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Charles Williams of Hazelton died from a gunshot after a quarrel with rival suitor Edward Raebler. Raebler is jailed for murder and a woman who consented to the duel is also in custody. The two men met at her home and dueled at midnight with ten paces. Williams died from a brain wound and the woman’s identity was not released by authorities.
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Two Umpires Injured In Pittsburg Doubleheader
In Pittsburg, August 20, both umpires Owen and Brennan suffered serious injuries during the first game of today's double header with Brooklyn. Owen was struck in the chest by a foul tip from Jack Miller and doctors said his breastbone was broken. Brennan slipped on the wet field while attempting to rule a play at second, his right knee cartilage shattered. Both were transported to the Homeopathic hospital. Owen remained unconscious at last report.
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International League Rochester Baltimore baseball doubleheader notes
Reports from Rochester and Syracuse area games show Baltimore defeating Rochester 10 to 4 in one game with Vickers Petty Bergen Hughes Wilhelm and Jacklitsch active. A separate Rochester win by 3 to 1 over Baltimore features Shawkey McAllister Quinn Blair on the mound. Newark and Buffalo clash with Newark taking a 13 to 7 victory while Enzman Smith Fullenweider Beebe Hightower Schang handle the action.
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Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures This Week
The forecast calls for a fair night and Wednesday with rising temperatures. At 8 am 82 degrees, 10 am 85, noon 87, and 2 pm 90 with continued warm conditions.
Racing Entries for First to Sixth Selling Races
Entries list for six selling races at five and six furlongs and a mile distance including 3 year olds and up and year olds with assigned weights. Notable entrants include Robert Mitchell Lorenzo Monden Gibson Carmiel Decency Auto Girl Albert Jones Dr Neufer Queen Ruth Lady Hunt Wirmur Green Cloth Okonite Forge Mollie Richards Nifty Misse Senor Lorenzo Bill Finn The Fad Bellsnicker Yosolo Tillinghast Ramsy Shooting Spray Polk Salvage Orimar Lad Odd Rose Florence Kripp Saltigrade Jack Saxon Gore Engraver Acumen Milt Jones Startler Ben Stone No Quarter Force Briton Tube Rose Frank G Hogan Mary Emily Tim Judge Passenger Arba Smile Lelitia Lady Tendi Mandadero La Casadora.
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Races at Toronto and Butte list winners and entrants
In Toronto meets first race winner First-Radiation with Gertrude Maloney and others, followed by Second Sandman, Third Monkey, Fourth Socrates, Fifth Wessel, Sixth Rose ONeill, Seventh J H Barr, and Eighth Eva Padwick with fields noted. Also Ralph Lloyd, Incision, The Gardner, Judge Howell, Joe Gaitens, Carrissima among others. AT BUTTE features First Gibson with Geneva and Gene Wood, and Second J H Reed with Leo Harrison II and Clara W.
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