Lajoie Out Indefinitely After Injury From Unglaub
Napoleon Lajoie, Cleveland manager, is sidelined indefinitely after being spiked by Boston captain Bob Unglaub. The wound on his left instep required ice and rest, with doctors estimating at least ten days before a return, forcing Charles Somers to act as manager.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland
Bob Unglaub
Boston Americans
Charles Somers
Bradley
Witty Tumult Over Baseball Umpires and Global Gossip
A satirical rant ridicules umpires and immigration in baseball lore. It mocks players, managers, and gamblers while weaving in erasable references to foreign workers and international players. The piece also teases distribution of seats and theater of sport economics.
Death Better Than Farming Ends in Burlington Superintendent's Suicide
Michael D. Breen a 58 year old married father of four and farm superintendent in Burlington near Woburn hanged himself Wednesday morning. A postman investigated the scene while townspeople had tried to cheer him with social events but Breen remained despondent and morose noting two years of discontent since taking the job.
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Michael D. Breen
Breen
Burlington
Woburn
What Shoe Company Paid to Fight Bill
The United Shoe Machinery Company spent 4540 to oppose the anti monopoly lease bill. The expense was disclosed in official returns filed yesterday with the Secretary of State.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Whitney Managers Groom Ex Senator as Merger Defender
The meeting centers on the merger issue with Mr. Whitney facing questions from Mr. Keefe as Sullivan and Schofield push the campaign narrative. Whitney pledges to stay in the race if Massachusetts Democrats back his leadership while Schofield defends the merger plan and labor votes are cited by McNary.
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Schofield
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Keefe
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Kelcher
McNary
Mr. Quincy
Keefe
Sullivan
Bartlett
Massachusetts
Democrats
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Lodge
Yacht Owner to Appeal Boston Yacht Club Ruling
Willard J. Scott, barred from Boston Yacht Club races for the Dorehen and Aspinquid II mixup on June 17, plans to appeal to the Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts. A. W. Finlay, owner of the Dorehen, will join the appeal, raising questions about Y R A authority over club executive decisions and open races. Yachtsmen discuss whether the ruling affects open events and how the midsummer series standings interact with Y R A percentage. The case, described as unique in local racing history, hinges on precedence and potential cross-effects.
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Willard J. Scott
Boston Yacht Club
A. W. Finlay
Dorehen
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Boston Y. C
Hull
Scott
Dorden
Boston
Mr. Scott
Political prophecies and rain hinder Democratic rally
The crowd of 350 in Worcester heard Henry M Whitney of Brookline named for Governor and George A Schofield of Ipswich for Lieutenant Governor. Ex-Congressman McNary led as Schofield served as chairman while Whitney spoke on tariff and reciprocity amid rain and heckling from E F Keefe of Everett who pressed on merger and labor questions but was silenced by the crowd.
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Jim Mellen
Worcester
Henry M. Whitney
Brookline
George A. Schofield
Ipswich
McNary
Mr. Whitney
Dog Saves Girl From Death By Train In Pittsburg
Oscar Voegtley of McKeesport owns Jennie the collie who saved 6 year old Mary from being struck by a Baltimore and Ohio express on a crossing. The dog pulled the girl to safety just as the train bore down on them.
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Little Girl
Pittsburg
Jennie
Oscar Voegtley
McKeesport
Little Mary
To Arms for Peace A Husband for Lily Pinckney's Twins
A list of feature pieces and serials including To Arms for Peace and A Husband for Lily Pinckney's Twins by Hudson Maxim and Harrison Rhodes, plus The Cock Lane Ghost and The Uprising of the Matabeles by Col. J. Y. F. Blake. Also serialized Car of Destiny by Williamson duo.
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Lily
Hudson Maxim
Harrison Rhodes
Sewell Ford
Cock Lane
H. Addington
Col. J. Y. F. Blake
C. N
A. M. Williamson
Germs Take Center Stage In Sunday Post Feature
The Sunday Post highlights a prominent germ with a specially taken photograph to emphasize its significance. The piece frames the germ as a focal point for readers.
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