Bucs Collect 17 Blows Off Three Tossers
The Pirates defeated New York 13 to 4 in the windup game of the series as Carmen Bill Uvoived the Gianta to seven hits and Paul Waner starred with a triple and two doubles driving in two runs and scoring three. The series featured a long seventh inning rally and a large crowd, with Waner among the standout hitters and Clarkson yielding most of New York’s runs.
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Pittsburgh
Carmen Bill
Hi. P. Warner
Grantham
Wright
Harris
New York
Hel
Clarkson
Clerkson
Henry
Greenfield S
Pillman
Quigley
Wilton
Tims
Lords Pointing To Pitcher Roots For Browns
Norman F Brown profiles Charlie Roots as a rising pitcher for the St. Louis Browns. Roots, from Middletown, built a solid minor and major league track record with the Angels and Cubs, posting an ERA around 2.82 and 127 strikeouts in recent seasons while proving effective against the Reds. Cavins leaves for Washington to head education research.
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Norman FE
Brown
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Charlis Root
Charlie
Browns
Roots
Middletown
St. Lows
Los Angeles
Hoot
Angels
Cubs
Root
Election Ordered in Town of Osborne
The newly incorporated town of Osborne near Clendenin will be governed by women. Circuit Judge Hudgony appointed Viola Singer Martha H. Deshong and Nora Carroll to conduct an election within 60 days to choose a mayor recorder and five councilmen. The town covers about 128 acres adjacent to Clendenin.
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Osborne
Clendenin
Hudgon Y
Viola Singer
Martha H. Deshong
Nora’ Carroll
Duns 8
Deata
Embbrace
Woman Injured in Auto Accident Near Oakland Walk
Mrs. America Burford, an elderly Oakland Walk resident, was seriously injured when struck by J. O. Lane, 19, of Guthrie, at Charleston Street. Police say she stepped from between parked cars into the Brebane car’s path. she was taken to Mountain State Hospital for bruises and lacerations. Lane was arrested on reckless driving charges with bond set at 8500.
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America Burford
Oakland Walk
J. O. Lane
Guthrie
Charleston Street
McLane
State House News and Fire Report From Kanawha County
State workers claims processed by the workmen's compensation board affecting 337 workers. Education officials and a Jackson county delegate visited the state department. Eight notary commissions, mostly from Lewis county, granted at the secretary of state office to several individuals. A fire report cites twenty one fires in Kanawha county during spring, mainly from careless smokers and campfires. Damage totaled 473 dollars with 169.9 acres burned. firefighting costs reached 91 dollars and 22 cents.
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Lewis County
Secretary of State
A. H. Hamrick
Swandate
Clay County
Jennie M. Kercheval
State Camp
Weston
J. G. Bauey
Curtis Taylor
Kincheloc
P.M. Groves
Roanoke
A. A. Jonitt
George G. Hickman
Mullenn
Wyoming County
Mre
L. G. Reese
Burttington
Cabell County
Kanawha
Sémaon
Detroit Beats Red Sox for Third Straight Win
Detroit takes third in a row against the Red Sox, tying the score in the ninth before finishing 10 to 5. The Tigers extend their win streak as pitching and hitting click in unison to seal the victory.
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Detroit
RED Sox
Bostox
Tigers
Tle
Detrait
Wartter
Gebelnger
Manish Cf
Pothergill If
Ruble
Peepee
Helimon
Tavener
BRAK
Esdensee
Braslere
Collins
Bwizgo
Ueterr Ae Wells P
Cmcmadus
Reese
Perceevensee
Boston
Fotarock
Toblart Waee Tree Ag
Carlyie If
Jolmar Etl Co
Nesveres
Shaner
Siseserene & Ag
Shen
Wells
Gebringer
Hellmann
Myer
Blue
Todt
Carlyle
Rothrock
Shea
Geb
Carbide edges State House 4 3 in twilight game
Carbide defeated State House four to three in a twilight league game at South Charleston yesterday. Pitchers, batters, and umpires are listed with names including Boswell Gil lsspie Stoner Ruffing Lundgren Wingard and others. Time reported as 3 00 with observers Zyans Hildebrand and McGowan.
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Carbide
State House
South Charleston
Boswell
Gillsspie
State House Herald
Pat
Carbide State
Myer
Tevener
Gehringer
Tavener
Moses
Detroit
Boston
Basa
Collins
Lundgren
Wingard
Ruffing
Care ‘Yell
Wells
Stoner
Noe
Wingfield
Muffing
Garlyle
Balk
Loring
Zyans
Hildebrand
McGowan
Bume
Voteless Women Had Ballot in Past Era
Paris reports on past attitudes to women voting with quotes about France’s earlier suffrage and recounts historical figures Mirabeau Robespierre and Napoleon opposing female political equality. It notes women voting in southern provinces 600 years ago and a shift after the Revolution.
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Paris
France
Frasche-Comte
Mirabeau
Robespierreere
Napoleon
Pastor Resigns After 28 Years at Smallest English Church
Batbston, Eng. After 28 years as pastor of St. Mary's church, noted for seating only 40 as England's smallest. Rev F W Atkins has resigned from the post.
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Batbston
Eng
St. Mary's Church
England
Hey
F. W. Atkins
Rotarians End Luncheon With Health Talks And Exercises
Mrs Louise McIntire spoke at a weekly Rotary luncheon urging exercise and healthy living as she led Rotarians through a series of movements. She quipped about aging and stressed keeping the body fit, noting even older members can benefit from activity.
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Louise Mcintire
Redpath Chautauqua
Ne de Tae
Mra
McIni
Charles
Atlantic
Paris
Eraine
Sind
McIntire
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State Department of Education
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WWR
Tide Water
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation
Elm St
Toledo, Ohio
State House News
Twe Ott
Atate
Gordon
Colored Boys Industrial School
Lakin
Roy Hulbert
Jackson County
House of Delegates
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Ome
Dale Ray
Chicago
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