National League Slurs W.T. Po Clubs Records and Scores
League standings show New York 81 35 .699 atop the NL with Brooklyn 61 62 .451 Phila 86 44 .600 Boston 50 64 .438 Pittsburg 62 54 .634 Cincinnati 48 74 .993 Chicago 63 65 .534 St Louis 43 76 .352. Game notes list several doubleheaders with line scores and batteries for each venue.
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W.T. PO
W.L. PO
N. York
Brooklyn
Phila
Boston
Pittsburg
Cin'ti
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland Dominates Yankees In Rough Defeat
Cleveland easily defeats New York as McConnell suffers a brutal game, pulled for Fisher in the seventh after heavy Yankee hits. Fisher allows three hits and one run. Score lines and battery details follow for the Cleveland and other AL clubs.
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Yankees
McConnell
Naps
Diamond
Fisher
New York
McConnell, Fisher and Sweeney
Blanding and O'Neill
Presbyterians Defeat Baptists in Sunday School League
The Presbyterian team beat the Baptists 4 to 2 to move ahead in the pennant race. Morgan pitched well for the Baptists while Orme’s squad played solid defense. Key third inning runs came on an Orme infield grounder, Hogan’s second inning double, and Lyne’s double after Phillips’s single.
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Baptist
M. E
Presbyterian Lads
Baptists
Presbyterians
Morgan
Orme
Lyne
Hogan
Barclay
Phillips
American Asso'n CLUBS Standings Update
In the American Association clubs standings at Indianapolis Columbus St Paul Milwaukee Minne Toledo Louisville Kansas City, entries show win loss records and winning percentages with city pairings listed. Indianapolis 9 Columbus 12 and St Paul 6 Milwaukee 8 are noted among results.
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W.T. PC
W.L. Pe. Milw Kee
St. Paul
Minne
Toledo
Louisville
K. City
Columbus
Ind
Lis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Nurse Accused of 4000 Illegal Operations
May Simmons, a Philadelphia nurse, ran four apartments and allegedly performed about 4000 illegal operations over four years. Witnesses say she confessed to many, usually about a thousand annually. She is jailed on charges connected to the death of Meredith A. Dukes of Selbyville Maryland, with infants reportedly burned in furnaces and others disposed of in sewers.
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Philadelphia
May Simmons
Frank Paul
Meredith A. Dukes
John L. Dukes
Selbyville
Simmons
Paul
Chiropractor Offers Free Examination in Ohio Office
A. B. Shinn advertises a drugless chiropractic and Oxyopathy service at 606 Wheeling Avenue, claiming one of the best equipped offices in Ohio. Free examination available from Aug 1 for one month.
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Ohio
A. B. Shinn
Wheeling Avenue
Cashier Bound Over In Sugar Grove Bank Case
John R. Bowen cashier of the Sugar Grove bank, now in receivership, was bound over to a grand jury in $12,000. Mayor court heard that Bowen exceeded authority by making unsecured loans totaling $6,541.25 beyond the $100 limit, with only his own note as security.
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Lancaster, C
John R. Bowen
Sugar Grove Bank
H. M. Anderson
Bowen
Vincent admits frauds in signed petitions for referendum
Walter B. Vincent of Cincinnati told state officials that thousands of names and many petitions for a referendum on the workmen's compensation act were manufactured and delivered at the Ohio capitol. He and employer Charles Kibler allegedly ran about 40 petitions through a notary public mill, using carbon duplicates to forge signatures on two petitions.
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Columbus
Walter B. Vincent
Cincinnati
Ohio Equity Association
Graves
Hogan
Capitol
Charles Kibler
Vincent
Italian couple jailed in Marion on white slave act charge
Lena Buonanno, claimed wife of Simona Buonanno, an Italian baker from Montreal, is jailed with Alfredo Serro who she says fled Montreal with. Serro faces charges under the Mann White Slave Act for transporting the woman to the United States. Mrs. Buonanno remains detained as a witness.
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Marion, C
Lena Buonanno
Simona Buonanno
Montreal
Canada
Alfredo Serro
Marion
Serro
United States
Mrs. Buonanno
Jewels and Cash Stolen From Algonquin Hotel Vault
In Dayton Ohio on August 25 jewels and cash totaling 5000 dollars vanished from the Algonquin hotel vault. The items belonged to Mr and Mrs W H Burnham of Los Gatos California. A bell boy who arrived from Cincinnati disappeared at the same time.
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Dayton
Algonquin Hotel
W. H. Burnham
Los Gatos
Cal
Cincinnati
Woman Faces Serious Charge in Kenton Trafficking Case
Lima Ohio August 25. Bessie Giglin 19 testified to police about an alleged resort run by Mrs Myrtle Backstein 41 of Kenton. Backstein was arrested charged with trafficking in girls after the girl said she was brought from Kenton to Lima.
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Lima
Bessie Giglin
Myrtle Backstein
Kenton
Backstein
Davis promoted as special counsel in Ohio AG office
Columbus Ohio Aug 25 Frank Davis Jr of Clermont county rises to the post previously held by Charles C Marshall on the attorney general staff Marshall becomes special counsel for the public utilities commission James Ed Boulger of Chillicothe fills the vacancy created by Davis promotion
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Columbus, C
Frank Davis, Jr
Clermont County
Hogan
Charles C. Marshall
Attorney General
Public Utilities Commission
James Ed. Boulger
Chillicothe
Davis
Bankers Seek Revisions to Owen Glass Currency Bill
Leading bankers meeting in Chicago agree on amendments to the Owen-Glass currency bill and appoint a seven member committee to push changes in Washington. They demand a central repository and oppose government issued currency bank notes.
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Chicago
Congress
Washington
Pennant Clash Looms In Cambridge Sunday School League
The Baptist and First M E teams clash Saturday afternoon August 20 for the pennant on the Cambridge Sunday School Baseball League diamond. Umpire Kennedy calls play ball as Morgan faces McKinney in a pivotal contest with both teams tied for first and potential exhibition if a foe fails to appear.
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Cambridge
Baptist
First
M. KE
U. P
M. P
First M. E
U. B
Baptists
First M EK
Plea to Turn Marjorie Into a Mouse
A mother’s repeated warnings during a pillow fight give way to an emergency plea from five year old Marjorie. She kneels by the bed and asks God to turn her into a mouse to hide under the bureau before bedtime.
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Marjorie
Federal Aid and Trust Dissolution Debate
Mantell says the bank was worth more than ten millions, while Dunlop notes the government dissolved his trust revealing a larger value than previously imagined. The exchange focuses on asset valuation and the impact of government action.
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Mantell
Dunlop
Lowes Colored Memorial Band Plays to Big Bloomfield Crowd
The Lowes Colored Memorial band from Cambridge entertained a very large audience at the Bloomfield picnic on Thursday and will headline a two day engagement at a later date.
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Lowes’ Colored Memorial Band
Cambridge
Parole Hearing Recommended for John Blankensop
Notice announces that John Blankensop, prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary, has been recommended for parole consideration by the Warden and Chaplain. An application hearing is set for on or after October 11, 1913, with W. J. Dolan, Chief Clerk, dated August 26.
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John Blankensop
Ohio
Ohio Board of Administration
Big Days at Ohio State Fair Set Next Week
The State Fair schedules daily events from Labor Day through Friday with free admission for women until 5 pm on Monday and free days for children. Highlights include Hilli ken Day bean dinner, Columbus Day exhibits, Governors Day appearances, Grange reunion, and Legislative and Press Days.
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Ohio State Fair
Big Grange
Grange Hall
State Fair Race Week Promises Fast Tracks and Daring Feats
The State Fair races bring three daily heats with the Kings of the Turf entering. Forty thousand spectators are expected at the grand stand as special attractions and feats of skill entertain between heats. The piece urges bettors to leave enough for fare home after a likely dead certainty.
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Grand Stand
The Silver Ticket at Ohio State Fair
A silver half dollar dropped in the Ohio State Fair coin box becomes a unifying token at the gates. The piece of currency supposedly makes all entrants equal in access from governor to farmer, operated on appendicitis or not, and grants admission the first week in September.
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Ohio
Ladies Free Day At Oho State Fair Opens Sept 1
The Oho State Fair will open its gates to ladies on Monday September 1 with free admission. A strong opening program is planned and a Women's Free Rest Room staffed by trained attendants will be accessible on a convenient grounds location. Ladies from rural and urban areas are invited to attend.
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Ohio Telegraph & Commercial School
Barnesville
Oho State Fair
The Ohio State Fair Opens September First
A commemorative notice extols the Ohio State Fair as a progressive, educational, and morally upright exposition. It highlights livestock breeding, farming innovations, and farm machinery, praising the event as a Congress of Breeds and a showcase of agricultural advancement. President A P Sandles invites Ohio residents to attend Columbus.
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Ohio
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