Merchants Greys Fall To Griswold In Fans Day Loss
The Merchants' Greys lost to Griswold amid pitcher shortage and miscues. Hawthorne sparked a first inning single then two-base hit, while Atlantic capitalized on walks and errors for three runs in the fourth and eighth. Griswold relied on hard hits and errors to score. Attendance was light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Greys
Griswold
Atlantic
Hawthorne
Thorne
Clarke
Cauught
Gillett
Perryman
E. Wright
Mott Cons
Atantic
Griswott
Marchant
Gillettis
M Wright
L & UO Pickens
Berry
McCuskey
Wymsen
Clark
Moats
Pp Scott
M. Wright
Hills
Groves
Mc-Clusky
McClusky
McCloskey
Taylor
Colts and Jewels Play This Evening at Sunnysile Park
The Colts and Jewels square off this evening at Sunnysile Park resuming play after a weekend recess. Local fans are urged to attend as teams aim for a decisive showing.
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Lines & Preston
Colts
Col Jewels
Sunnysile Park
London Footman Faces Fatal Harm Case
A seven year old boy drew up a plan for abuse and murder to be carried out by Kenest Walker a London footman The plan allegedly included waiting at doors luring the boy to a shed hitting him and restraining him Walker later reported the alleged scheme to police detailing steps and timing for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londes
Kenest Walker
Cigrle Uiyls
Walker
High Btanding Mrs Sande Brit If you don t anb scribe
Conversation in a rural town paper reflects pride and concern over obituary records and the pressure to be listed. Mrs Reedy asserts that inclusion is inevitable and necessary to avoid suspicion of a fake entry, highlighting local anxieties about public memory.
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Mrs. Sande
Mra. Reedy
Colurabus
Bate
Fragmentary note hints at a tenous exchange and safety doubt
A damaged transcription notes a potential exchange and ongoing concerns about safety. The text mentions a line and time references, with readers uncertain about the situation at night. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment implies caution and unresolved risk.
U S Princess Elizabeth Tschernitschew Seeks Incael tin Status
Princess Elizabeth Tschernitschew claims her husband was killed by Bolsheviks and travels to Washington to prove an incalelike status. Fire department notices announce a special meeting Tuesday at 4 00 P M and a funeral procession for Brother George F Lang on Wednesday at 1 30 P M.
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Princess Elizabeth Tschernitschew
Washington
Louisville
Jay
Brother
George F. Lang
Pillory Wins Belmont Stakes at Belvedere Park
Pillory, ridden by Jockey Co. Mills, won the Belmont Stakes at Belvedere Park in 2:18 4-5 after a fast pace set by Snob EH. Snow She II, Plea, and Pil- Jurvaia Lew alternated in tight contention. The winner earned $30,700, with $2,000 to the breeder and additional sums noted for others in the race.
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Pillory
NEW Folk
Villory
Mary Pound Jockey Co
Belevant Park
Snow She II
Worn Seen
Plea
Snob EH
Ray Day
Pil- Jurvaia Lew
la RT
Walsor
Snob
Pancho Vista Sails to United States in Boxer Bid
A Manila 106 pound boxer Pancho Vista plans a United States arrival to pursue competition. The item notes the varied state of sports in urban chatter, including bowling seasons ending and golf ambitions, with references to Dempsey and Princeton crew.
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Pancho Vista
Manila
United States
Walnut hurler blanks Malvern in strong showing
Walnut’s Lester Pouwers, the team ace, dominated Malvern on their field striking out twelve. A lone Malvern chance ended when Hansen made a one handed running catch. Next, Walnut hosts Shenandoah, aiming to showcase strong form after two prior losses.
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Walnut
Ty News-Telegraph
Lester Pouwers
Malvernsteam
Malvern
Hansen Walnut
Rath Knocks His Sixth Home Run in Yankees Win
In St Louis on June 12 Babe Ruth hit his sixth homer of the season for the Yankees against the Browns. His third inning blast with one on cleared the right field wall into Grand Boulevard. The Yankees won 14 to 0 amid a tense game with several disputes needing police and umpire intervention.
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Rath
Yankees
Browns
Sit. Louis
Babeuth
Amelia
St. Louis Browns
Wade
Grand Boulevard
Carpentier Declines to Meet Greb in Fall
New York, June 12 Georges Carpentier French champion declines offers to fight Harry Greb during the summer or fall claiming he is too busy. He has signed to meet Mills in Paris in September and Bennett in London in October.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Iinim
Dexcamps
Greb
Rickard
Carpentier
Ili
Mect Milles
Paria
Bennett
London
Coblenz series and baseball notes from the era
A compact summary of late 19th or early 20th century sports and social snippets: France facing the United States in Coblenz where $4 to 75 stakes are mentioned. The Cubs used twenty players against Brive with Marquart hitting, the Reds stopped Jimny Johnston after a 20 game hitting streak. The Yankees scored seven runs in the seventh off Sutherland, Detroit. Carpentier held twelve rounds with sparring partners at a Manhasset camp. Uncle Eben jokes on working hard and fairness.
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France
United States
Coblenz
Cubs
Brive
Gat
Marquart
Reds
Jimny Johnston
Brooklyn
Yanks
Sutherland
Detroit
Carpentier
Manhasset
Children Hold a Pet Show at Local School
A pet show staged by Los Angeles school children featured chickens and horses among the exhibits. Youngsters displayed their family pets and proudly demonstrated merits to spectators, including a trained poultry rooster. The event reflects the community’s interest in animal shows.
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Los Angele Seool
Ban on Dandelion Wine by Federal Authorities
Newark reports a ruling by Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes, publicized by Collector Ferguson. White dandelion wine cannot be legally manufactured for family use, pending final determination on whether dandelions count as fruit, vegetable, flower, or weed for household permit purposes.
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Newark
U.S
Haynes
Internal Revenue
Ferguson
Washington
Ferumson Guld
Burne and English Poetry Selection Notes
A fragmented notice references Burne and English poetry, mentioning a collection of English songs and verses. The fragment suggests observations of poetry read while traveling or walking, noting tenderness and authenticity versus affectation.
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Burne
Tully
Furtlan
Burns
Nebraska Men Praise Atlantic Bathing Pool Visit
A four man delegation from Oakland Nebraska visited Griswold and Atlantic to inspect bathing pools. They found Atlantic pool larger and more inviting with a concrete basin, clean water, and a park setting that promises future improvements.
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Nebraska
Oakland
Neb
G. Carston
Knoparber
Griswold
Atlantic
Ifhey
Noted Chicago Press Builder Ill With Stroke
J Goss of 611 East Sixth Street Chicago and head of the Goss Printing Press Company of Chicago is seriously ill at his Glencoe home after an apo plectic stroke. He is between sixty five and seventy. He helped launch the firm some thirty years ago turning it into the largest of its kind with branches in Europe and South Africa. He is the last surviving of the three Goss brothers involved in the business.
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J. 8. Goss
East Sixth Street
rendant—Kane
Sam G. Goss
Goss Printing Press Company
Chicago
Glencoe
Goss Brothers
South Afria
William
Sidlied
Second Auto Victim Dies in Hodges Murder Charge
Stanton Iowa June 12 Austen Anderson died from injuries suffered when James R Hodges of Red Oak drove into a burning auto as Mrs Anderson was burned to death. Anderson had tried to rescue his wife after stopping to talk to a neighbor. Hodges remains jailed in Red Oak charged with second degree murder in a sensational accident that left the car wrecked and fuel exploding.
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Anderson
Spite wall planned between church and home in Paducah
In Paducah Kentucky the construction of a so called spite wall between Mrs Mattie Norvell s residence and St Paul s Lutheran church parsonage of Rev G Goerich is to start immediately A temporary restraining order was dissolved by Judge J L Price as the petition shows Palatine has an adequate remedy at law and trustees declined to enter into an agreement pending trial at the May term of the circuit court The trustees prefer to build the wall to gain privacy and to avoid tearing it down while the court addresses ownership of the lot in question
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Paducah
Mattie Norvell
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
G Goerich
J. L. Price
Palatine
Ito
Suis
Istor
Plagne
Dickens Noted As One Of English Authors Best Dressed
The Daily Express in London notes Charles Dickens as perhaps the most gorgeous dresser among English authors. It cites his habit of paddling to the office of Household Words with his editor, wearing a bright waisted coat and a vivid scarlet tie, creating a striking impression.
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Dickone
Gorgeous Aitirg
Saya Beecomber
Daily Express
London
England
Dickens
Office of Household Words
Condensers in wireless sets explained with fixed and variable types
The article describes fixed condensers using alternating tin foil and waxed paper, and variable condensers with sliding or rotary plates. It explains construction steps, tolerances, and how condensers tune receivers, noting fixed types work with many small sets while variable types offer finer, adjustable tuning.
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
Card thanks those who helped during illness and death of Mrs. A. Spry. Includes A. Spry, Mr. and Mrs. Wand, Mr. and Mrs. Lahman, Claude E. Spry, and others. Mentions a letter to the daily press about farmers efficiency and a quoted note from Wallace's Farmer. Ends with suggestion to try a News Telegraph Want Ad.
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A. Spry
Cc. A. Spry
Sdm Wand
Claire Lahman
Claude E. Spry
Btr
New York
Forensan Tit Hig Atone
Wallace
Ford Touring Car and Truck Prices Listed in Detroit
The notice states Ford touring car price at 345 dollars f. o. b. Detroit and Ford truck priced at 430 dollars f. o. b. Detroit. The message repeats with garbled punctuation but conveys the same price figures and origin.
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Detroit
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