Boston Regains First With 18 Inning Victory Over New York
Frantic crowd of 16 000 watches Boston edge New York 3 2 in the opener then the second game ends 1 1 after 9 innings as darkness halts play. Jim Tannehill and George Winter excel for Boston while Elberfeld and Conroy pace New York in a tense doubleheader at Huntington Avenue.
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Winter
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Lachance
Freeman
Stahl
Criger
Farrell
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Elberfeld
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Holy Jumpers sect accused in bigamy affidavit
Florence Lynch a San Bernardino girl swears the Holy Jumpers enforce bigamy by renouncing past marriages and selecting new spouses from sect members. She says her parents followed this rule and that her father beat her and pulled hair before she became a prisoner of the group.
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Holy Jumpers
Barney Oldfield to Again Race Autos
Aut olimbarney Oldfield, injured in a fatal fairground crash, left Missouri Baptist Sanitarium for a hotel. He hobble s on crutches and may walk by week end. Manager travels to Nashville to arrange races, signaling Oldfield may return to racing despite earlier retirement.
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Barney Oldfield
Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
Fair Grounds
Oldfield
Nashville
Bud Deshon Dies After Operation at Corey Hill Hospital
Bud Deshon of Winchester and former Malden resident dies at Corey Hill Hospital following an operation. A 30 year old traveling salesman, he was active in amateur theatricals and part of the Cadet show and Malden stage productions with W. B. C. Fox and others.
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Winchester
Malden
Corey Hill Hospital
W. B. C. Fox
Proverb Correspondents at Close of Contest Arrangements
Henry Lyons and others detail ordering and pricing for Proverb Correspondents contest publications. They note acceptable coupon forms and emphasize not to flood with duplicates. W H Welch requests extension for distant contestants in New England to submit their answers.
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Daily Post
Starry Davis
W. H. Welch
South Penobscot
Mr. Welch
New England
Boston Post
P. O
Boston
Mass
New Amsterdam Book Company
New York
Macmillan
W B. Kelly
Draper
Pickett
Ray
Hsher
Henry George Bohn
London
H. G. Bohn
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