Marlboro Wins Rubber Match 3 2 over Marlborough in Crowd Drench
Marlboro defeats Marlborough 3 to 2 in the rubber game at John A Crowe park as Wilder stars on the mound and Bulger drives in the winning run. Heavy attendance, 2,506 established a new record for the venue amid close calls and sharp fielding.
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Marlborough
Maynard
John .A
Big Lea
Marlboro
W. Fran
Muirenen
Aeayhard
Wilder
Springfield
Wat
Muirensi
Maynard team fielding and batting records in Marlborough series
Official scorer notes Maynard batting led by Frank O'Brien at 500 and Wilder at 415. Chudker batted 750 in one home game. Nine players are rated as fielding 1000 including regulars and subs across games.
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Maynard
Frank O’brien
Wilder
Chudker
Maynard Annual Convention Delegation To Represent Local Unions
Delegation of textile workers including A Smith and Walterite will travel to Baltimore Saturday to present united labor interests. The creation of a Labor Department is noted as a key week, with a uniform price bill for spinners in American Woolen Co mills established after multiple talks with mill officials.
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Labor Department
Sen
Cai Smith Fey Ee
A. Smith
Endley
Walterite
Theodore Wollerschied
Weavers Union
Baltimore
American Woolen Co
Coe
Ihterard
Assabet Mills
Athe Mneliefthia Department
Eddington
Ignatius
Ulty
Saar
Discharge Record for Fort Army Quartermaster Corps
In a terse wartime ledger entry dated August 5 a discharge was ordered for a quartermaster of the corps. The document notes executive action and references the 4 C8 unit.
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Shecelet
Miss Jennette Taylor Tours Paris During Three Weeks Visit
Miss Jennette Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Gavin Taylor Walnut Street received a letter from Paris outlining a three week stay with the American University Union in the big cities she visited.
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Jennette Taylor
Gavin Taylor
Walnut St
Paris
American Univer- Union
Bedford Woman Convalescing After Illness
A Bedford resident Mrs. Cunningham is convalescing from a recent illness. A morning event titled going on a mike eat excursion starts at 10:30 and returns by 4 pm.
Army plane captures mascot fox in Argonne forest
An army aircraft on Thursday afternoon captured a red fox mascot seen with the 83rd company during wartime activities in the Argonne forest. The incident highlights morale efforts amid ongoing operations.
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Gam Devens
Ee Company
Argonne Forest
Enterprise
AOS
Barn Fire Destroys Structure in Stow Owned by Thomas Bell
A barn on the Scott place in Stow belonging to Thomas Bell was destroyed by fire discovered about 9 30 PM. Charles Matheuman narrowly escaped driving his ten car out before flames reached it, suffering burns to hands and arms. Loss included three pigs 20 bushels of potatoes farming implements and automobile tools. Fire unit from Maynard responded with nearby help as water issues hindered containment.
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Matheuman
Bernas
Scott
Stow
Thomas’ Bell
A&a
Dodge
Charles Matheuman
Maynard
Caerede
Wetherbee
Hyde Park Coe
North Carolina Soldier David Sharpe Receives Treatment
Unclear readable lines indicate David Sharpe M P in North Carolina being treated for a medical condition or injury. The fragment mentions a 26th camp and Borden Weatt, but details are incomplete.
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Oteen
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Sharpe
Ie -Atricken
Peleffi
David Sharpe
David’ Dhatye
M.P
Borden Weatt Eieeed
Commonwealth and States Stylized as Covenants in History
Massachusetts Pennsylvania Virginia and Kentucky are officially styled commonwealths though no special status exists beyond tradition. The note reflects the historical usage and lingering stylistic choice across these states.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
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