Baseball Standings and Yesterdays Scores in Western and American Leagues
Yesterday's results include New York 10 Philadelphia 2 and Washington 3 Boston 1. Standings show New York 36 25 .590, Boston 87 28 .569, Cleveland 38 29, Washington 36 31, Chicago 29 81, St. Louis 30 34, Detroit 25 34, Philadelphia 21 40. GAMES TODAY list St. Louis at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Philadelphia, Boston at Washington. Also advertising farm loan rates at 6 percent by Woop and Savery of Atlantic, Iowa.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Luis
Roosevelt Defends Self in Dakota Barroom Fight
In Roosevelts first Dakota summer he confronted a dangerous bully in a small cow town bar. Two gunmen threatened him to set up drinks. Roosevelt rose, landed a quick punch combination, and the assailant fired twice but missed. The bully collapsed and was carried out, then left on a freight train and vanished.
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Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Four Eyes
Quick
Phord
Grim funeral as 53 circus victims buried in one grave
In Chicago a grassy Weadlawn cemetery held more than 1,500 mourners for 53 coffins lowered into a single grave after the Haggenbeck-Wallace circus wreck near Gary. Clergy led prayers as flowers covered the coffins, with notable tributes from George M. Cohan and E M Ballard.
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Chicago
Weadlawn
Gary
Johnston Myers
Immanuel Baptist Church
Dr. Myers
William Cahill
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Riverside
Joseph Coyle
Coyle
Kate Coyle
George M. Cohan
E. M. Ballard
Opposition to Language Order Disappearing in Iowa
United Press reports Governor William L. Harding faced initial opposition to his war language order. Nebraska and other state councils of defense sent letters while Bohemians and other foreign-born residents gradually accepted the policy, with a prominent banker praising the step as Americans act through language, customs, and actions. An advertisement on bilious attack prevention by Chamberlains Tablets closes the column.
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United Press
Des Moines
William L. Harding
Towa
Nebraska
Council of Defense
Iowa
United States
America
Lincoln
Harding
Boy Scouts to Have Military Maneuvers
Davenport Iowa announces planned military maneuvers for local Boy Scouts. The report notes the program will be implemented hereafter, reflecting a shift to organized drill and discipline within the youth group.
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BOY Scouts
United Press
Davenport
Hoy
Wilken Monument Works Order from News-Telegraph Ad
An old notice urges readers to place orders with the Wilken Monument Works for extra copies of the News Telegraph, noting affordable prices and general availability. The fragment emphasizes widespread distribution and accessibility of the publication.
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Wilken Monument Works
News-Telegraph
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Man OF
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Goodrich Seritue Tires
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Aeseae
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