Baseball Tournament Opens in Glenwood With Double Header
Heavy rains cleared dust as Glenwood hosts a six game series with Junction Hastings Malvern to follow. Umpire White of Plattsmouth and official scorer Robert LaChapelle provide live Tribune coverage. Glenwood totals 14 hits with two home runs by Gadura and Synek and two 2-baggers by Synek. Final lines show Glenwood 14 Hastings 9.
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Glenwood
The
Junction
Hastings
Malvern
White
Plattsmouth
Robert LaChapelle
Tribune
Gadura
Synek
Pickerel
Copple
Dogs Balloon Ascension Ends Tournament Celebration
The final event of the tournament celebration features a balloon ascent Saturday afternoon in which two dogs will ascend. Officials expect the stunt to close the festivities with a dramatic finish.
Glenwood triumphs in 14-0 baseball opener over Hastings
Large crowd attends Glenwood vs Hastings opening tourney game. Glenwood dominates with Doran and Copple on the mound and strong hitting from Dopple Badura Lynek and teammates. Hastings errors aid Glenwood’s 14 run spread as Greenwalt’s early warning fly catches stand out. Struck out totals favor Glenwood 12 to 4 with fielding miscues on Hastings.
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Glenwood
Hastings
Doran
Mayfield
Dopple
Badura
Lynek
Greenwalt Pubin
Copple
Shay
DuVal
Melarland
Malvern Downs Junction in Second Game of Series
Malvern 10 Junction 1 in a Malvern win paced by early two innings errors by Junction. Bentley and Masters pitched for Malvern with Cross and Smith for Junction. Malvern had 11 hits to Junctions 2 including two doubles by Johnson and Bennett. Bunts featured as a Malvern tactic.
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Malvern
Pacific Junction
Bentley
Masters
Junction
Cross
Smith
Johnson and Bennett
Malverns
Malvern Triumphs Over Hastings In Baseball Clash
In a morning game Malvern defeated Hastings 12 to 3 after a tight 2 to 2 tie through seven innings. Hastings pitcher McFarley and catcher LaChapelle faced Malvern’s Clark and Masters who composed the Malvern battery in the win.
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Malvern
Hastings
McFarley
Bob LaChapelle
Clark
Masters
Glenwood Malvern Tourney Ends In Spectacular Fashion
Weather kept away dust as Glenwood and Malvern clash ends with a high scoring finish. Cross the Junction pitcher shows skill while Laur ie Talles, oldest spectator, notes the excitement. Synek Belts a long homer seen as perhaps Glenwood’s best yet on the new grounds.
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Lauiie Talles
Glenwood
Cross
Junction
Malvern
Tabor
Synek
Buck Starr
Slastings
Steele
Baseball Board Brings Real Play By Wire to Rochester
A new device mirrors every ball by ball action on a bulletin board, linking to the ball ground by wire for rapid passes of plays. Installed recently in Rochester, the system follows all players on the list with Frank Plaster at first base and Ted Cross pitching among a large roster including Hugh Waite, Henry Crippen, and Roscoe Shay. Managers include B. E. DeLashmutt, G. H. Baxter, and Walter Marshall. many players serve as substitutes or fielders across positions on the National game roster.
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Rochester
N. Y
Pacific Junction
Frank Plaster
Chris Anderson
Ted Cross
Hugh Waite
Henry Crippen
F. Smith
Ernest DeLashmutt
Marvin Moore
Klindt
Myers Larson
Harry Russell
BE. D. DeLashmutt
Gladden and Fazell Wed in Glenwood Ceremony
Matrimonial news reports Joseph W. Gladden of Tabor and Lily Fazell of Malvern married at Glenwood on Wednesday afternoon with Justice F. G. Day presiding.
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Joseph Wi. Gladden
Tabor
Lily Fazell
Malvern
Glenwood
Justice F. G. Day
Ramblers and Randolph Win Big in Week Baseball Action
Results show Omaha Ramblers 7 Shenandoah 4 and Randolph 10 Imogene 7. Fans unable to attend the neighboring city game will welcome the new in- local coverage and score notes.
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Omaha Ramblers
Shenandoah
Randolph
Imogene
Clty
Oil Hints Found In Glenwood Well As Locals Speculate
John Ebaugh at the Glenwood edge uncovers an 85 foot well with a thick oily surface and petroleum odor near the rope and bucket after the lower portion caved in a year ago. He seeks oil experts to assess potential productive quantities and hopes for a payout. The piece also notes Union Pacific is testing motor cars with a Denver run of 576 miles in 16 hours 84 minutes, faster than standard trains.
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John Ebaugh
Glenwood
John
Ebaugh
Tabor & Northern
Union Pacific
Omaha
Denver
Odd Fellows Picnic At Pacific Junction Draws Crowd
Rain delayed start but sun brought a large turnout for the Odd Fellows picnic in Pacific Junction. Grand Warden White spoke, with welcome by W. Gregg, plus contests, races, tug of war, and a ball game pitting fats against jeans before a 98-member, nine lodge gathering.
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Odd Fellows
Pacific Junction
Chain Gang
Tabor
W. B. Gregg
J. BR. Graham
I’. FH. Davis
Strahan Lodge
J. A. McCurdy
Malvern
J. Coleman
Glenwood
A. Ring
Gertrude Evernham
Albert Edwards
DB. T. Younker
Ernest Purcell
Will Murphy
Messers
Cheyney
Redwards
Younker
DeMoss
Maxwell
Wastings
Ach Lodge
Miles
Hastings
Henderson
Strahan
Tlusdale
Silver City
Fats
Jeans
Supt. Moore
Harry Cheyney
Surrounder
Fred Fair
Whearass
Edwards Will Murphy
Qesee-ee A Harrison
Purcell
T Younker
CB Graves
Mendenhall
Help Wanted At New Glenwood Canning Co
Employment notice seeks men women and boys with good wages call at once. Season opens Tuesday August 27 1207 at New Glenwood Canning Co. Try the Tribune for job work.
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New Glenwood Canning Co
Postcard of Bancroft lynching shocks Nebraska
A photographer near Bancroft captured stills of the Higgins lynching and, hours later, the ghastly images were made into postcards sent from the Bancroft post office. A card reached Glenwood on No. 6 to Clarence Genung sent by Bert Babbitt, showing the crowd on the bridge and the removal of the body.
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Nebraska
Bancroft
Higgins
Iis
Glenwood
Clarence Genung
Bert Babbitt
Veterans reunion draws 94 registered in Mills county
The Times reports a Mills county old soldiers reunion last week at Silver Cuy with 94 veterans registering. Census of 1905 showed 2387 veterans in Mills county: Infantry 189, cavalry 43, artillery 4. Major W. R. Wall of near Henton Station, age 81, was the oldest veteran and the sole Mexican War survivor, with Civil War service rising from First Lieutenant to Major. He shared a campfire tale about a chicken story.
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Silver Cuy
the Times
Mills County
Infantry
Cavalry
Artillery
W. R. Wall
Henton Station
Co. I
8Th Indiana Infantry
Co. B
9Th Indiana Cavalry
Burglars Fight with City Marshal at Silver City Store
A late night at the Silver City soldiers reunion saw City Marshal Kurtz confront two suspicious men at Frank Pullman’s rear door. One fired on the marshal. he returned fire as the pair fled east. Mrs. Sawyer reported a burglary on their home with rings missing.
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Silver City
Omaha
The
Bluffs
Kurtz
Frank Pullman
C. W. Sawyer
Five boys found guilty in Burlington wreck attempt
The five boys who tried to wreck Burlington passenger No. 3 were found guilty in the District court at Chariton Tuesday. Two were sent to the state reform school, while the younger boys were released on parental promises to keep them from mischief.
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Burlington
Lucas
Chariton
State Reform School
Bootleggers Nabbed During Glenwood Ball Tournament
Deputy Sheriff Dalton intercepted two bootleggers amid a Glenwood ball tournament. Scott Robinson aided a chase as the pair fled west, with nine bottles of whiskey found on Fred Davis and Harry Shaner, residents of Omaha. Davis was fined $50 and jailed 16 days. Shaner was released after Davis claimed sole ownership.
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Sherriff Dalton
Glenwood
School House
Deputy Dalton
Mr. Dalton
Scott Robinson
Scott
Sheridan
Winchester
Rgan
Fred Davis
Harry Shaner
Omaha
Davis
Shaner
Squire Day
Old Settlers Picnic Includes Sessions at Carnival Grounds
The Old Settlers of Mills Fremont and Pottawattamie counties plan a Friday next week Sept 6 picnic aligned with Council Bluffs carnival events. Two sessions on carnival grounds with a basket dinner at Manawa, 10:00 am start and 2:00 pm session. Speakers include Rev Henry De Long Secretary W Supp Hon Ed Mitchell and others.
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Mills
Fremont
Pottawattamie
Council Bluffs
Manawa
Henry de Long
Association
W. I’. Supp
Ed Mitchell
Sidney
John Y. Stone
Spencer Smith
L, YT
Genung
William , Maton
Iowa Banker Alleged in California Timber Land Frauds
Des Moines financier B F Allen longtime local banker is connected to California timber land frauds exposed by Lincoln Steffens in the American Magazine. He reportedly went to Los Angeles in 1876 for health and served as forest superintendent, during which period alleged government timber land losses occurred.
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B. F. Allen
Des Moines
California
Lincoln Steffens
American Magazine
Los Angeles
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Red Johnson
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Marty Bentley
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Henry Schroeder
Conrad Copple
Harry Mayfield
Frank Badura
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