Schwartje Dominates as Patriots Top Twins 6 to 1
Herman Schwartje pitched a one sided win allowing four hits over nine innings striking out 13 as Winston defeated Greensboro 6 to 1 at Prince Albert Park. Howell’s near homer and a freak bounce led to a late rally but the Twins could only muster one run.
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Winston
Herman Schwartje
Clancy
Patriots
Schwartje
Prince Albert Park
Meons
Herman
Twins
Patriot
Howell
Bartell
Stuart
Fisher
Greensboro
Williams
Hewell
McDaniels
Welch
Howard
Battels
Bartels
Schwartie
Edwards
Hunter
Blackburn
Weather and crop outlook from national bulletin
The latest national weather and crop bulletin notes drought relief in the northeast but continued rain shortage in the southeast. Winter wheat shows rapid development and good condition, early spring wheat growing well, corn planting in good soil except eastern districts, southern states east of the Mississippi needing replanting, cotton hindered by drought, and most tracks damaged by rain scarcity in the southern states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi River
Senator Simmons and Col Pearsall Leave for Seven Springs
New Bern May 6 Senator F M Simmons and Col P M Pearsall have gone to Seven Springs to rest for several days. Accompanying them are W W Leinster and J F Tayloe of Washington. Simmons is much improved since departing Washington after recent activities.
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New Bern
F. M. Simmons
Col. P. M. Pearsall
Seven Springs
W. W. Leinster
J. F. Tayloe
Washington, N
Simmons
Washington
Warlick Reelected Mayor in Quiet Newton Election
Newton voters chose George A. Warlick as mayor. Aldermen elected were Ss. D. Houk, FE. D. Gamble, and R. P. Caldwell. School board members named were W. C. Feimster and Dr. J. A. Young.
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Newton
George A. Warlick
Ss. D. Houk
FE. D. Gamble
R. P. Caldwell
W. C. Feimster
J. A. Young
Citrolax Promises Quick Relief and Clean System
An advertisement touts Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It claims to stop a sick headache almost at once and to provide thorough cleansing with no pain or nausea and to keep the system cleansed sweet and wholesome.
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Mann Drug Co
Adv
Jack Frey Sharpin Sixth to Top Bulls in Asheville Clash
In Asheville on May 6 Jack Frey kept the Bulls ahead after the first inning to seize the final game of the series 6 to 3. Both Frey and Fortune each fanned eight and walked four as Asheville offense stalled after a rocky start.
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Asheville
Jack Frey
Bulls
Corbett
Frey
Fortune
Roth
Dayton
Yesterday's Scores From Carolina to Detroit Slated
Yesterday’s games in Raleigh and nearby cities saw Raleigh 9 over Charlotte 2, Asheville 3 over Durham 6, Winston-Salem 1 over Greensboro 5, New York 1 over Philadelphia 2, Boston 1 over Washington 0, and Cleveland 1 over Chicago 0 with St. Louis 2 over Detroit 5 in 1 inning.
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Raleigh
Charlotte
Asheville
Durham
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Carolina
Awe
Virginia
Petersburg
Newport News
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Rocky Mount
Suffolk
Boston Ee Ee
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See
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Federal Club
Kansas City
Newark
Baltimore
Buffalo
Chicago and Boston Dominate in Snowy Standings Day
Chicago blanked Cincinnati 5 0 and Philadelphia led New York 4 2 while Brooklyn lost to Boston 1 6. Pittsburgh and St. Louis faced cold weather as the day’s sports notes wrapped up.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh-St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Rain Affected Games
Weather conditions caused wet grounds in multiple games. Newark and Pittsburgh reports unclear due to rain. Baltimore led 4, Chicago 3 after ten innings with Brooklyn 0 and St Louis 3. Buffalo and Kansas City also affected by wet field conditions.
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Newark
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Buffalo- Kansas City
American Association Scores and Rain Delays Noted
Indianapolis leads Columbus 5 to 3 while Louisville edges Cleveland 5 to 4. St. Paul wins 7 to 4 over Milwaukee. Minneapolis to Kansas City game postponed due to rain.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis-Kansas City
Virginia Scores Reported by City League Standings
Portsmouth leads with 6 points, Petersburg 1, Newport News 9, Rocky Mount 2, Norfolk 2, Suffolk 0 in regional standings compiled from local matches.
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Portsmouth
Petersburg
Newport News
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Suffolk
Regional Scores Darken Atlantic Rivalries
Chicago area teams posted results in a string of games with Atlanta and Birmingham opening night, little rock at Memphis, Mobile at New Orleans, and Chattanooga at Nashville yielding varied margins and suspenseful finishes across the slate.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Local Baseball Scores From Night Of Eleven Inning Game
Albany 11 Columbia 5 and Columbus 3 Savannah 1 in an eleven inning contest with Macon 1 Charleston 0 and Jacksonville 3 Augusta 2.
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Albany
Columbia
Columbus
Savannah
Jacksonville
Augusta
Macon
Charleston
College Football Scores Across Venues
At Ashland Randolph Macon 6 Hampden Sidney 5. In Williamsburg William and Mary 2 Richmond College 1. Amherst Brown 6 Am hierst 1. Annapolis Navy 7 University of Pittsburgh 2. Washington Washington and Lee 5 Catholic University 112. Swarthmore 1 Pennsylvania 3.
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Ashland
Randolph Macon
Hampden Sidney
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Richmond College
Amherst
Mass
Brown
Amhierst
Annapolis
Navy
University of Pittsburgh
Washington
Washington and Lee
Catholic University
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Optimistic Outlook for Knit Goods Industry Convention Opens
Philadelphia May 6 The National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers opened a three days convention reporting optimistic conditions in the knit goods industry. Domestic dye manufacturers are expanding to meet American hosiery industry needs.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Hosiery and
Rowan Negro Gets Twenty Years For Stealing Horse
In Salisbury Superior Court Judge Shaw sentenced Reuben White a Black man who pleaded guilty to horse theft to twenty years in prison. The owner recovered the horse within hours. The report notes possible sentence change if White reveals what happened to the harness.
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Salisbury
Superior Court
Citizens
East
Spencer
Howard
Bueck
M. P. Overcash
Russians Press Back in West Galicia Front Collapse
Berlin reports from May 1 that the southern wing of the Russian army in West Galicia was broken along a 24 mile front. Gorlice was the only Russian stand as Germans and Austrians advanced, destroying Gorlice and capturing many Russians. Prisoners cited hunger and heavy losses while German casualties were small.
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Associated Press
Berlin
London
Galicia
Tageblatt
Gorlice
Zeitung Am Mittag
Bank Condition Report for Commercial National Bank
The report lists assets and liabilities including bonds and securities pledged, cash in vault and reserves, legal tender, and deposit figures. It records totals for subscriptions to stock of Federal Reserve, United States deposits, time deposits, and rediscounts with the Federal Reserve bank, signed by cashier V. A. Idol and officials.
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U. S
U.S
Federe Reserve
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Governor Rye Vetoes Tennessee Capital Punishment Bill
Nashville May 6 Gov T C Rye vetoes the bill abolishing capital punishment saying it would raise crime and mob violence He also vetoed the anti tipping bill leaving penalties and enforcement unchanged in Tennessee authorities note
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
T. C. Rye
Tennessee
Turkish Regiment Annihilated in Dardanelles Fight
A Mytilene dispatch to Havas states an entire Turkish regiment was annihilated in night fighting at the Dardanelles and that 1,000 captives were transported to Tenedos.
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Associated Press
Paris
Mytilene
Havas
Dardanelles
Tenedos
Locomotive On North Main Car Line Shifts Cars for Railway
A peculiar looking vehicle was seen moving on the North Main street car line just after noon. It proved to be an electric locomotive recently completed by the Southern car company for the Carolina and Yadkin River railway. It was being taken to the railway yard to be used in shifting cars.
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North Main Street
Southern Car Company
Carolina and Yadkin River
C. and Y. Road
Washington Tax Notice and May 13 1915 Special Train
Tax notice warns all taxes due by May 20 1915 by order of the Board of County Commissioners. Special train will run Salisbury to Washington May 13 arriving 7 55 am returning May 15 at 9 am with first class coaches only. Tickets valid both ways on the special train. round trips priced from listed stations. contact Southern Railway or D P A R H DeButts Charlotte NC. Notary Public commission expires September 27 1915.
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Raleigh
Gittings
Robinson
Charlotte
Capitals
Hornets
Christenbury
Mack
Kearnan
Osaka
R. H. E. Cmoriours
Cies
Havener
Perkins
Board of County Commissioners
Salisbury
Washington
Iwll
Virginia
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W. Lindsay Garrett
Dispatch
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A. J. Idol
R. BR. Ragan
W. Bradshaw, J. Elwood Con
L. Ragan
Notary Public
J. L. Parrish
D. S
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H. A. Moffitt
D. E. Kearns
D. C. Sidelofp
Bank of Commerce
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Reidsville
Burlington
Thomasville
Ashboro Er
Siler City
Gibsonville
Southern Railway
R. H. DeButts
N. C
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