White Sox win one nose out in second
Chicago reports two corking games between the White Sox and Tigers at Comiskey Park. Walsh won 1–0 for the Sox in game one while Doc White allowed a 2–1 defeat in game two. Sheridan claims Sullivan stole home. crowd protests. Cubs and Pirates split for a separate tale with a 6–3 win for Chicago followed by a 13–3 Pirates rout.
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Chicago
Ill
White Sox
Tigers
Comiskey Plant
Walsh
Sox
Cubs
Pirates
West Side Park
Mabel
Pittsburg
Gunthers Defeat Fast Wilton Team In Close Contest
Wilton Ia June 1 Special The Gunthers of Muscatine upset the Wilton Independents 5 to 4 before a large crowd. Hubbard pitched well for Wilton but the Gunthers broke through with key hits, Whitmer and Edge sharing the late scoring in the sixth. Also the Wilton Slashers fell 6 to 5 to the Smallfield Maroons Davenport, a tightly contested game with two lead changes. Laurel Hill beat Bennett 12 to 1 after the doubleheader.
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Wilton
Wilton Independents
Muscatine
Hubbard
Pearl City
Whitmer
Edge
Gunthers
Whitmer, Edge and
Killion
Hubbard and
Wilton Slashers
Smallfield Maroons
Davenport
Maroons
Wilton—Murphy
P. Killian
Pousing
Jacobs
Smith
Kelilson
Teeple
Gary
Weierheuser
P. Davenport
G. Slechel
Slechel
Marten
Bruensing
S. Manget
Lyden
Jennings
R. Manget
Russell
Laurel
Bennett
Laurel Hill Boys
Ramblers Fall to Pleasant Prairie in Narrow Loss
Eis stars for Pleasant Prairie in an 18 to 6 defeat of the Muscatine Ramblers as crowds watch a listless game. Ramblers also beat the Turks 19 to 9 at Weed Park with Ruckles handling duties. East Hill Turks win both ends of a doubleheader over South End Stars 4 to 2 and 6 to 3. Teddy Bears beat Centrals 5 to 1 with Schreurs and Schmidt on the battery.
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Bert
Eis
Prairie Clippers
Muscatine Ramblers
Burgers
McGee
Petersen
Hopkins
McElroy
Ramblers
Weed Park
Ruckles
Clark
Rogers
East Hill Turks
South End Stars
Teddy Bears
Centrals
Schreurs
Schmidt
Gould
Callahan
Muscatine
Iowa Sets First Statewide Primary Tomorrow
Iowa voters will cast ballots in the first statewide primary by direct vote for all candidates. Muscatine polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., outside city 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Contest buzz centers on U S senator between Allison and Cummins, with smaller shows for county offices on both parties. Returns expected slow as each party votes separately and tallies are counted.
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Iowa
Muscatine
United States
Wm. B. Allison
Albert B. Cummins
Muscatine County
John G. Kammerer
John C. Coster
H. C. Asthalter
P. C. Hart
F. W. Esichoff
S. A. Berger
M. F. Cronin
J. P. Reed
Baseball results from multiple leagues with various scores
Cincinnati beats St. Louis twelve innings five to four in the American League schedule. Chicago and Detroit split a pair as Detroit lost. St. Louis defeated Cleveland. Western League games saw Omaha edge Denver by one in Omaha while Des Moines lost to Sioux City in eleven innings. Pueblo topped Lincoln, Cedar Rapids beat Clinton, Dubuque defeated Rock Island, Springfield beat Decatur, Bloomington tied Peoria, Burlington won over Ottumwa. Oskaloosa Keokuk rainout.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York Se
Cinc
Nati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston A
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit
Soc
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Bloomington
Omaha
Clinton Centra Assn
Sioux City
Denver
Waterloo
Lincoln
Jacksonville
Des Moines
Pueblo
Burlington
Quincy S
Keokuko
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Kewanee
Dubuque
Springfield
Cedar Capids
Decatur Eeevees
Rock Island Ois vi
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Rock Island
Decatur
Major League Baseball Matchups on Schedule
Pittsburg visits Chicago. New York plays Boston. Philadelphia meets Brooklyn. St. Louis faces Cincinnati. Chicago hosts St. Louis. Washington plays Philadelphia. Cleveland travels to Detroit. Boston visits New York.
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National League
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
American League
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Memorial day observances at Columbus City noted
Memorial day exercises in Columbus City drew a large crowd as G A R members led a cemetery service and a church program featured multiple speakers and a male quartet. Several local residents visited relatives, with trips to Iowa City and Muscatine for medical and family reasons. The death of Mrs. Shellabarger in Concord Township was announced and her remains were to be moved for interment.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
G. A. R. Post
M. E. Church
W. F. Hall
Harley Meeker
Clyde Barnes
Walter James
Verba Smith
May Larington
C. A. McWilliams
Farmington
C. J
Cynthia Hawes
Wapello
Simeon Limbecker
Chas. Estle
Leo
Iowa City
Chas. Pretz
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Chicago
J. A. Sprague
Ethel
Evelyn
Washington
Chas
Fred Carpenter
Mr. Pleasant
Jay Stapp
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Warren Letts
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for burns wounds sores eczema and piles with a 25 cent price. Claims guaranteed results and lists Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Havercamp
Alaska for Christ highlighted by Mulford talk
J G Mitchell Y M C A religious work secretary spoke on Alaska for Christ before Mulford Christian Endeavor Society. He described Alaska’s vast area and resources, Seward’s Folly, and the gospel as true enrichment while noting U S government aid to indigenous peoples. Locals Fred Millage and James Gerner households were noted in brief social items.
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Alaska
Mulford Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
J. G. Mitchell
Union
Mississippi
Georgia
Carolinas
Globe
Yukon
Seward
United States
Muscatine
Muscatine Man to Attend National Mystic Workers Convention
Henry Blessing of South Muscatine leaves for St Paul Minnesota to attend the National Convention of the Mystic Workers of the World. This marks Muscatine's first representation at the national meeting, with delegates chosen from few Iowa cities amid a signal honor.
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Henry Blessing
South Muscatine
St. Paul
Minn
The
Mystic Workers of the World
Muscatine
Slough
Grandview Avenue
Olga Reddink
Davenport
Musserville
Muscatine Girl 10 Appears in Concert at Local Event
Rosetta Wagner, Muscatine’s noted young musician, has attended Sherwood Musical College in Chicago for two years and will soon give a local concert in the city. Miss Wagner recently finished year two and friends anticipate her appearance within two weeks with other local talents on the program. South Muscatine Locals note visits by regional residents and students returning to duties after weekends.
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Rosetta Wagner
Muscatine
Wagner
Chicago
Sherwood Musical College
South Muscatine
George Turner
Near Cotter
Gertrude Ferry
Gladwin
Clifford Beal
Ilinois City
Alice Younger
Mason City
Henry Lake
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Jack Sheridan
Sunilivan
Fast Wilton
Wiltonites
Fenseless
al Pleasant Prairie
Central Association
Quincy
Oskaloosa-Keokuk
James Reaney
Albert Carpenter
J. D. Richards
George Miller
Independence
A. R. Acheson
Old Clifton
Harvey Meeker
Arthur
J. W. Pence
Letts
Meeker
Mr. Meeker
T. J. Johnston
S. G. Robertson
Paul Robertson
Albert Davis
Red Oak
Arnold Oats
Harry Hall
J. R. Smith
Mr. Smith
Lillie Norris
Fredonia
Nicho’s
Mary Marsden
Rev
George Wickwire
Siegel & Isaacson, Props
East Second Street
Bill
Home Journal
Bargain Basement
South Muscatine News
Y.M.C
Young
Mulford
Fred Millage
Indiana Street
James Gerner
Grandview
Mary Wilkins
Muscatine Man
Pres
lItems
Sherwood
Cal College
Cornelius Cadle
Muscatine Produce Company
Orange and
Third Streets
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