Exciting Yet Poorly Played Game Ends 4 to 2
National League results show Philadelphia defeat Cincinnati 4 to 2 and Chicago routed Brooklyn 10 to 2. St Louis beat Boston 4 to 1 while New York edged Pittsburgh 5 to 3. American League games include Chicago 2 over Cleveland and Philadelphia 4 over Detroit with New York 3 over St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Baseball Standings Highlight National and American Leagues
National League leaders New York 68 42 .618 and Detroit 67 43 .609 top the circuit with Pittsburg 66 45 .595 and St Louis 64 48 .571 close behind. American League shows New York 37 74 .333 and Boston 53 69 .435 amid balancing figures for Chicago Philadelphia and other clubs.
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W.l.pe
New York
Detroit
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Louis
Washington
Rocklyn
American Ass
Ft. Wayne
Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Zanesville
Milwaukee
Terne Haute
Bi, Paul
Wheeling
Murray's pennant gap nudged by ten inning win
The Reds and Phillies played a tense ten inning game before about 3,000 fans. Osborne and Titus sparked the Phillies with timely hits while Corridon held the Reds in check until the final frame. A double steal and two sacrifices produced the winning runs in the tenth.
Scoring details in Reds game end of inning confusion
Magee and Bransfield scored on Doolan's fly to Kane. Dooin forced Osborne and Corridoh forced Dooit. In the Reds half Lobert Ganzel and Mitchell died at first. Score: not provided.
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Murray
Corridon
Reds
Ganzel
Jake Volz
Jake
Quakers
Osborne
Volz
Long Bob Ewing
Ewing
Bob
Phillies
Titus
Kane
George Schlei
Magee
Bransfield
Huggins
Lobert
Doolan
Johnny
Itchell
Paskett
Deoolan
Dooin
Grant
Booin
Schiei
Hulswitz
Hulswitt
Doomn
Dooln
Knabe
Schlei
Wita
Schlier
Wborne
Sid
Mitchell
Raskert
Jeff
Rumfeld
Corridoh
Dooit
Phillies Alter Batting Order Ahead of Reds Encounter
Cap Ganzel moved to fourth and Paskett dropped to sixth as the Phillies set a new batting order. They plan a road trip to Hamilton and Pittsburg to challenge the Pirates, while Corridon allowed four walks but escaped costly damage. President Pulliam watched the game as the Phillies showed mixed form on a trip that hinted at fading championship rhythm.
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Cap
Ganzel
Paskett
Corridon
Titus
Daniel
Johnstone
Hulswitz
Grant
Murray
Paskert
Volz
Osborne
Phillies
Jake
Harry C. Pulliam
Pulliam
Mr. Herrmann
Giants Jer k Third Game From Pirates
New York clinched the best of three series with an 8 to 5 win over Pittsburg to take sole first place. Maddox and Crandall pitched well, but Pittsburgh left runners on base. Bresnahan and McGraw were ejected for disputing a decision and Wagner was out at the plate twice.
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New York
Wagner
Pittsburg
Maddox
Crandall
Bresnahan
McGraw
O’day
AB. R. Bh.po.a
Ad Homas
Ef Leach
Ease Clarke EL
Cenivccedens
Bisics Betes Invares
Abhatichio
Storke
Rene Eeereee
Wilson Poe
Gibson Crreeseeeeeesegere
Teeni Maddox
Wilsch
Abbatichio
Doyle
Tenney
Barry
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Rigler
Chicago Beats Brooklyn 10 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 10 to 2 as Bell escapes early trouble and is relieved by Khucker. Reulbach pitched well for Chicago, while Jordan homered for Brooklyn. Scoring details and line scores reflect a lopsided victory with multiple errors and standouts like Sheckard, Hofman, and Tinker.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Bell
Khucker
Reulbach
Brook
Ab.h.o.a
Hofman
Alperman
Sheckard
Schulte
OjJordan
Steinfeldt
Oj Lewis
Lumley
Jordan
St. Louis Defeats Boston 4 to 1 in Fourth Victory of Series
Clever baserunning and sharp fielding spark St. Louis to a 4 1 win over Boston, limit Boston's scoring with Lush's pitching. Lindaman relieved. Murray and Dahlen with two-base hits lead the offense as St. Louis earns its third win in four games.
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ST. Louis
Boston
Lush
Ab.h.o.a E
Ab.h.c.a.e
Shaw
Becker
Charles
Bates
Murray
Oj Kelley
Konetchy
McGann
Delahanty
Alitchey
Byrne
Hien
Reilly
Sweeney
Hannifan
Lindaman
Iton
Bos Ludwig
Graham
jChappell
Bowerman
Corner
Torrone
Dahlen
Chappell
Rere
Byee
Herrmann Raises Vital Question On Two League Closing Days
Reds president Herrmann asks if postponed games can be played between October 4 and 7 to allow two closing days. The query involves Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh as pennant contenders and will be decided by National League directors.
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Herrmann
Reds
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Mr. Pulliam
Esquire
West
St. Louis
East
Aug. Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Pulliam
League
Columbus 6 St. Paul 2 in American Association game
Columbus bunched hits to run their win streak to four over St. Paul. Lunds tally and key contributions by Friel Kruger Congalton Odwell Wrigley and others helped Columbus plate multiple runs. Hall Dunleavy Hess and Hess worked on the mound with Columbus taking the decision.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Columbus
Greeeee St
Columate Geier
Friel
B. Mey’s
Kruger
Davis
Hall
Congalton
Odwell
Dunleavy
Laughlin
Kihm
Wrigley
Hess
Tiemeyer
Nee
Noonan
Wheeler
Raidy
Halil
Kane
Minneapolis Triumphs 2-1 as Lattimore Errors Costly
In Minneapolis August 25 two singles plus Lattimore's costly error gave the home club a 2-1 win over Toledo to close the season. Wilson and Lattimore contributed offensively while pitchers Wilson and Latimore held the rivals to few runs.
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Minneapolis
Lattimore
Toledo
Wilson
Manske outduels Haila as Milwaukee errors doom home squad
Manske outpitched Haila but timely Milwaukee fielding errors at the plate drain the home club. Four Milwaukee runners were thrown out, and Louisville wins 4 1 in a game tagged by defensive miscues and late scoring on Robinson’s error and hits by Quinlan and Hughes.
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Milwaukee
Manske
Haila
Stanley
Robinson
Quinlan
Hughes
Miln
Ab.h.o.a-E
le Rob'sorfs
Per Brown
Iperroine
Bateman
Oj Stanley
Randal
OjLandreth
Manusch
Oj Swacina
Flynn
Oj Stovall
McCor’k
OjQuinlan
Beville
Oj Hughes
Halla
Hoth
Chesney
Louisville Buchtterbagia
Brows
Staten
Louisville
Halia
Kerin
Owens
Indianapolis Triumphs 3 1 Over Kansas City in Baseball
Indianapolis defeats Kansas City 3 to 1 as Marquard limits locals to three hits. Key plays include Brashear driving in a run with a three-base hit and Hooke hitting a home run. Brandon and Egan handled pitching duties for KC, with Marquard fanning nine.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Marquard
Bush
Dav’ Son
Brashear
Hooke
Brandon
Egan
Carlisle
Livingston
Davidson
Carr
Coulter
Alexander and Wright Reach All Comers Final in National Championship
Frederick B. Alexander defeated William Clothier 7 5 7 5 6 4 to advance, while Beals C. Wright edged Nat Emerson in a demanding four-set struggle 6-2 4-6 7-5 6-3. Umpire A. L. Hoskins noted Wright’s late surge and Emerson’s net pressure in Newport’s all comers lawn tennis championship.
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Commercial Tribune
Newport
R. L
Frederick B. Alexander
Beals C. Wright
Dwight F. Davis
Allen Winter Wins Readville American Trotting Handicap
Readville Massachusetts August 25 Allen Winter driven by Lou McDonald, an Indianapolis stallion, captured the $50,000 American Trotting Handicap in a field of thirty two. The victory sparked talk of a new era in harness racing as Sweet Marie and Prince C. also filled top money spots in a drama filled final. The race featured multiple heats and an electric signaling system for judges, with Allen Winter finishing five lengths ahead at the wire.
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Readville
Mass
M.H. Reardon
Indianapolis
Allen Winter
Lou McDonald
Sweet Marie
McDonald
Alen Winter
Prince C
San Francisco
Geers
Teasel
Andrew
Hedgewood Boy
Marvellett
Secon
Lerby
Bervaldo
B. G
Tramp
F.hodes
Jay Ky, Sreg
Brusie
Peuveciaewan Dessa Tease
Geeray Iver
Dewitt
COROT
Ralph
CDOT
Daniel
B. Cbrbey
Ak Warner
Denonia
Gimette
Paron
Kinstress
Invader
Bud
Peter Delta
Br. G
Snow
Pease Hbe Bee
Cebor Bor Ie
Ciccteccces & ‘Xim
Ch. G
Shenk
Shaawa Tie Itedakweene del Coronado
Canadaka Se Febecca G
Baron Aldona
Wilkerson
Vencetta
Munic
Beatrice Bellino
Gold Burr
Fred c
Wilkes
Farley
Alice Wap Vetppesedes Pececsae Nest Seabeuseea
B. S
Zombro—Omeka
Cek
Ralph Wick
Altmont Brunswick
Luella
Con
Vie Sickens
Huntsman
Enola
Helen
Prince
The
Peter Delto
Hedgewood Ay Elig
Chittwood
CB Wect
Teccisiccsco
Black Lock
Bik
Andrews
Baron Grattan
Gallager
B. Gi
McEwan
Marvelletta
L.om
Are Baron
Meshommio
Zaza, Blk. G
Payne
Nancy Pres
B. mi
McCarthy
Itocnne
Murray M
Durfee
Hearst Bows Out of San Francisco Iroquois Club
William Randolph Hearst released a letter to the Iroquois Club saying he is pleased yet surprised by the request for his resignation. He questions what they call themselves a Democratic party and declares there is no true Democratic party but a Bryan faction. He resigns with goodwill, joking that they keep up with their mule.
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San Francisco
William Randolph Hearst
Iroquois Club
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Cleveland Beats Phillies 3 2 In Rain Drizzle
Cleveland records a third straight win over Philadelphia in a rain dampened game. Key hits by J Clarke and Lajoie highlight a 3 2 victory as Berger allows seven hits and Vickers four in a pitching duel at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland Today
Chevetard
Gag
Hartsel
Bradley
Nichols
Seolen
J. Clarke
Davis
Lajoie
Cleveland
Berger
Vickers
Evans and
Sheridan
Chicago defeats Boston 2 to 1 extending streak
Chicago pushes its consecutive win run over Boston to four with a 2 to 1 victory. Arrellanes and Walsh pitched well as Chicago scored the go ahead run in the seventh on W Sullivan's hit, Gessler error, and Tannehill single.
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Boston
Chicago
Arrellanes
Walsh
W. Sullivan
Gessler
Tannehill
Manning Outpitched Howell In 3 1 New York Win
Manning outpitched Howell as the New York Giants beat St Louis 3 to 1. New York scored two runs in the fourth on Ball s single and held the visitors to scattered hits. Final line shows Manning and Howell with key two base hits by Hartzell and McIlveen. Umpire Cornolly.
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New York
Manning
Howell
St. Louis
St. Lee
Y. Sree Stone
Conroy
Hartzell
McKveen
Heidricks
Chase
Ferris
Hemphilim
Wallace
Laporte
Schweiter
Mcllveen
Schweitzer
Williams
sNew
Dick Roller wins Knickerbocker Handicap at Empire City
At Empire City N Y on August 25 Dick Roller led from start with Erbet and Footpad trailing, then wore down to win by two lengths in the Knickerbocker Handicap about six furlongs. Erbet beat Footpad for place as other races fill card with stakes and selling events.
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Empire City
N. Y
Dick Roller
Erbet
Footpad
J.lee
Jin
Lawton Wiggins
J. Lee
Arondack
Smith
Star Thistle
Miller
Siskin
Civita
O. U. Kid
Gliding Belle
Grania
Elmer Boy
Lady Bute
Ross Fenton
Billy Bodemer
May River
Nimbus
McDaniel
Don Enrique
Dugan
Firestone
King Cobalt
the Squire
G. Burns
Royal Tourist
E. Dugan
Balbus
J. Butler
Tony Bonero
Wool Sandals
Zienap
Ibs
Gilbert
Notter
Torbellino
Wise Mason
Homecrest
Catherine Simpson
Cymbal
Bergen
Black Oak
Milford
Butler
Dark Night
Black Mary
Laughing Eyes
Miss Delaney
Rockstone
Garner
Miss Lida
George G. Hall
McCarthy
Charley, Prince of Castile
Lad of
Langdon
Bonnie Bard
First Race Selling Six Furlongs for Three-Year-Olds and Up
The card lists weights for six races including a six furlong selling for older horses with Robin Mood and Golly Ding at 111 pounds and Gold Proof at 114, a one mile handicap selling featuring Monocle 117 and Grimaldi 116, and other stalls with noted entrants across two-year-old and four-year-old events plus the Melrose Stakes.
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Robin Mood
Golly Ding
Gold Proof
Besom
Sir Toddington
Notasulga
Biskra
Monocle
Grimaldi
Colonel White
Aster d
Tramp Fast
Prudent
Ruble
Star Thistle
Sir John
David Warfield
Short Cut
Eschau
Bay Queen
Bonnie Kelso
Alaskan
Garland
St. Withold
Ethelda
Lasata
Old Honesty
Bad News
Sally 1
Killiecrankie
Moquette
Brother Jonathan
Trash
Sally
Dainty Dame
the Wrestler
Still Alarm
Okenite
Tipping
D’arkle
Lacy Karma
Comedienne
Lord Stanhope
Woodcraft
Black Oak
Castle Wood
Milford
Golden Shore
Zanesville Beats Terre Haute 8 to 6 in Central League
Terre Haute completed its games at Zanesville without a win, falling 8 to 6 as Williams McCarty, Cooperider and Fischer contributed for the locals. The Central League contest saw Zanesville pull away after a 3 run first inning and maintain the lead through the remainder of the game.
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Zanesville
Terre Haute
D Des Terre Haute
S.reeeee
Williams McCarty
Cooperider
Fischer
Wheeling Edges Evansville 2-1 In Tight Game
Wheeling defeated Evansville 2 to 1 in a closely contested affair. The Wheeling lineup totaled five runs on six hits while Evansville managed one run on six hits. Batteries were Jérger and Huston for Wheeling with Malloy Reiss Dunn and Grefe behind Evansville.
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Wheeling
Evansville
R.H.E. Wheeling
Bivansville
Jérger
Huston
Malloy
Reiss
Dunn
Grefe
Dayton Defeats Grand Rapids 1-0 in Low-Scoring Duel
Dayton edged Grand Rapids 1 to 0 in a late August game at Grand Rapids. The game featured solid pitching and defense with Warner and Breen pairing for Dayton and Yingling and Richardson for Grand Rapids. The tally came in the final innings as Dayton claimed a second consecutive victory over the same opponent.
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Grand Rapids
Dayton
R.H.E
Warner and Breen
Yingling and
Richardson
Ft Wayne Beats South Bend 4 to 2 In Eight Inning Return
In South Bend on August 25 Ft Wayne overcame South Bend 4 to 2. Final line shows Fort Wayne scoring four runs in the crucial middle innings while South Bend tallies two. Batteries were Alberts and Fieman for South Bend, Hammond and Reynolds for Ft Wayne.
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South Bend
Ft. Wayne
R.H.E. South Bend
Wayne
Alberts and
Cleveland Man Wins Laconic Niagara Tennis Matches
In Niagara on the Lake Ontario on August 26 the international lawn tennis tournament yielded several results. C W Wick of Cleveland defeated Howell of Boston 6-0 6-1 in men's handicap. Renshaw of Ottawa beat Dinnen of Toronto 6-3 6-8. McEachern of Toronto toppled Nash of Cleveland 9-7 6-2. Prescott of New York beat Slocum of Pittsburgh 6-1 6-3. In the men's open singles second round Baird of Toronto won over Reggio of Harvard 6-1 4-6 6-3. Johnston of Boston defeated Large of Buffalo 6-1 6-2.
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Wick
Howell
Boston
Niagara
Niagara-On-The-Lake
Ontario
Reggio
Harvard
Johnston
Large
Buffalo
Washington Detroit game postponed due to rain
Rain delayed the Washington versus Detroit baseball game on August 2 in Washington.
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Washington
Detroit
Grand Rapids Club Sold to South Bend Leader
Grand Rapids Central League Club changes hands as owner Phil Arnold of Louisville sells to Bert Arms, president of the South Bend Club. The sale was completed by wire this afternoon in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Phil Arnold
Louisville
Bert Arms
South Bend
Zust machine arrives in Moscow after Paris race setback
The Zust machine, a contender in the New York to Paris automobile race, reached Moscow today severely in need of repairs.
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Moscow
Zust
New York
Paris
Rider completes 1300 mile bicycle trek with 90 pounds on bike
Henry Wolford, 21, of Galena Indiana, arrived in Cincinnati after riding about 1300 miles since July 20. He carried ninety pounds on the bicycle in addition to his own weight and averaged over fifty miles daily from Louisville to Canada. Wolford plans a world tour and is a barber by trade with past Cincinnati work. He incurred few minor accidents and wore out tires during the journey.
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Henry Wolford
Galena
Ind
Cincinnati
Wolford
Louisville
Canada
Hamilton
Actors Ready for Charity Baseball Game in Newport
Actors from George M. Cohan's Minstrels and York and Adams' Playing the Ponies prepare a fundraiser baseball game at Wiedemann Park Newport next Tuesday. Parading teams will march from Grand and Walnut theaters with Cohan's Minstrel Band leading. Umpire is William Alexander and Honey Boy Evans captains the Cohan nine.
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Actors’ Fund of America
George Cohan
Minstrels
York
Adams
Wiedemann Park
Newport
Cohan
Grand
Walnut
William Alexander
Playing No Ponies Company
Honey Boy” Evans
Cohan Nine
Yale Football Coach Tad Jones Set for Yale Spotlight
Tad Jones, Yale football player slated to become head coach this fall, arrived home in Ohio after visiting Denver. He will depart for New Haven in ten days to assume duties, while his brother Howard Jones will coach Syracuse this fall. The Colorado engagement rumor remains unconfirmed as Jones declines to discuss it.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Tad’’ Jones
Yale
Denver
Jones
New Haven
Howard Jones
Syracuse
Tad
Colorado
Joney
United States rifle teams swap places in Camp Perry contest
At Camp Perry Ohio on the first day of competition fifty teams battled for the National Trophy. The United States infantry team rose from fourth to first with 2757 points while the Navy team moved to second at 2746. Massachusetts slid from second to seventh as 200 yard skirmish and 1000 yard slow fire shape final results tomorrow.
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Perry
Camp Perry
United States Army
United States Infantry
Navy
Massachusetts Tam
Philadelphia Cricket Players Defeat Durham County Team
In Sunderland on August 25 the Gentlemen of Philadelphia defeated the Durham County team. The Durham side was all out for 41, and Philadelphia won by 106 runs with quick wickets and a dominant performance.
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Philadelphia
Sunderland
Durham Corunty
Gentlemen of Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Burns Seeks Johnson Bout After Sydney Win
Tommy Burns says he is eager to meet Jack Johnson in Sydney after defeating Bill Squires and negotiations for a match are under way.
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Sydney
Australia
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Jack Johnson
Baseball scores from three city pair matchups
Scores report from Memphis-Memphis 5 Montgomery 1 and Little Rock-Nashville 5 Little Rock 3 and Mobile-Birmingham 7 Mobile 5. A New Orleans vs Atlanta doubleheader opened with New Orleans Atlanta 1 and New Orleans later 1 in eight innings due to darkness.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile-Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Patrolman and Shoonist Battle at Vine Street Saloon
Patrolman Ward confronts Jacob Ness at 1900 Vine Street Saloon. Ness fires a revolver but fails to explode. Ward wrestles for the weapon, is struck, and Nes s is knocked unconscious with a club. Ness charged with carrying concealed weapons and disorderly conduct. Ward unharmed aside from a minor injury.
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Vine Street
Jacob Ness
Ward
Ness
Mules Escape Constable's Pursuit at Mt Healthy
Constable Naylor of Wyoming chased two mules and a young heifer, recently bought by Charles Rabenstein from Perry, near Mt Healthy after dark. The animals caused a near midnight pursuit, finally roped in at dawn with farmer help. The case before Squire Woodruff was postponed to the next evening.
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Constable Naylor
Wyoming
Mt. Healthy
Charles Rabenstein
Perry
Naylor
Squire Woodruff
Cincinnati Men Arrive for Advertising Clubs Convention
Seven hundred delegates are expected for the fourth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America in Cincinnati. Prominent ad men arrive on special trains from New York Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville Chicago and St. Louis. A daily paper The Signs of the Times will be promoted by Cincinnati Club members.
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Kansas City
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Smith
Queal
Cincin
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
St. Louis
Signs of the Times
Cincinnati Club
Savannah
Indianapolis
Thomas R
Basham
Gibbs
James Rodgers
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