St. Louis Loses to Philadelphia in tight Series game
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 9 to 7 in a late inning comeback as both starters faltered after five innings. Rhein, Dyer and Farrell left the mound for St. Louis while Ring labored for Philadelphia, with Blades forcing a decisive play with the bases loaded in the ninth.
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ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Rhem
Ring
Bera
Cardinals
Gally
Blades
Rhein
Dyer
Cfarrell
Wilson
Detroit Sweeps Boston in Four-Game Series
Detroit dominated Boston to complete a four game sweep with a 6 to 1 victory. Holloway pitched well until the ninth inning when command faltered and Doyle relieved. Stokes made a key unassisted double play with one out and two on. Heilmann contributed a double and a triple, driving in one run for Detroit.
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Detroit
Boston
Bay
Holloway
Doyle
Stokes
Tavener
Heilmann
Ani
Taylor to Succeed Local Church Pastor
Tha Rev. G. M. Taylor will succeed Rev. B. E. Warren as Castor of the Church of God at Florida street and Sixth avenue. He will deliver his initial sermon at 12 o'clock Sunday morning July 12. Taylor has left Charleston Electrical Supply after seven years to devote full time to the pastorate.
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G. M. Taylor
B. E. Warren
Church of God
Florida Street
Sixth Avenue
Taylor
Charleston Electrical Supply Company of
Charleston
Paat
Detective Case Hearing Today In Monarchs Case
Preliminary hearing set for Lenora Smith and Ralph Tincher on charges including larceny embezzlement forgery and conspiracy. Smith Detective agency listed for 10 o clock before Magistrate J A deGruyter. Bonds posted at under $2000 for each defendant. Misa Smith former secretary to Clyde H Smith faces related counts. Government report notes 17000 firms now shipping to foreign markets, triple the decade ago figure.
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Lenora Smith
Ralph Tincher
Monarchs
Smith Detective Agency
J. A. deGruyter
Misa Smith
Clyde H. Smith
Tincher
Antraud
Alimony Named for Mrs Knox
Washington July 10 The District of Columbia supreme court approved a temporary alimony of 138 per month for Philander C Knox Jr to support his wife Mrs Knox custody of two children awarded under the agreement reached by opposing counsel.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Philander C. Knox, Jr
Pennsylvania
Jner
War on liquor runners nets multiple arrests in raid
Federal and city officers led by Prohibition Agent A. J. Cohen raided near Court and Dryden streets. Four men were arrested as alleged leaders of a local bootlegging ring supplying liquor for months. A car and a still were seized and further arrests expected as investigators name Ta. Taylor, Robert McIntosh, Lt. Westfall, Lt. Roy Jarrett, W. M. Thomas, and Werare Brown. Bail set at $1,000 for Wilkins. Ray and J. A. Blankenship also jailed for a moonshine operation.
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Court and
Dryden Streets
Federal
A. J. Cohan
Wyner
Lmw
Ta. Taylor
Robert McIntosh
Frank Westfall
Roy Jarrett
W. M. Thomas
Werare Brown
Tores
Agent Cohen
United States Comemissioner
Joseph Ruffner
Ba Wiliam
Fry Street
Wilkins
Ray
J.A. Blankenship
Rome County
Reward Offered for Bank Officer Joseph Ward
A state offer of 500 dollars was issued for the arrest of Joseph Ward, missing assistant cashier of the Bank of Benwood, who disappeared with his wife after bank examiners arrived. The bank later was found in unsatisfactory condition as investigators traced Ward driving to Cleveland by taxi, with fear he may have fled the country. A former Derwood resident later swore Ward and his wife were seen in Los Angeles about three weeks prior.
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Joseph Ward
Bank of
Derwood
Ward
Los Angeles
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