Muscatine Muskie Drama Dims Cubs Crowd at South End Park
In a crowded South End ballpark about four thousand fans watched Frank Soyle's Sterlings surge ahead of the Cubs. Danny Harrell's three-run blast in the fourth inning sparked a stunning rally, lifting Muscatine to a big early lead while Cubs errors and misplays allowed the comeback to take shape.
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Cubs Face Muskies in Charting Exhibition Bout
In a crowded box at the Chicago venue, Curtis and Yhelin lead the Cubs against the Muskies. Marrell and Micabeil anchor the infield while Bromley Zimmerman Soler Riser and Clymen contribute in the batting lineup. Rau Gackert and Needham see pitching action as the starter Hart Juayenda fields.
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Gackert
Wilson refreshed by 3 days of rest
President Wilson appeared healthy and in good humor after a three day rest as he met about fifty Washington reporters. He discussed the pending public printer nomination and said he had practically decided on the Industrial Commission personnel and might send the names to the senate this week. He noted a diplomat appointments plan and a Mexico ambassador but would wait for conditions to warrant recognition. Changes in the civil service commission would follow the senate investigation. Thaddeus Austin Thomson of Austin Texas was nominated as minister to Colombia.
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Cotton crop condition report May 26 nationwide status
The May 26 condition of the U S cotton crop stood at 79.1 percent of normal with state by state figures released. Wrightin North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Mississippi Texas Arkansas Pennsyvania Missouri Oklahoma Cathorala show varied readings, reflecting diverse growing conditions across the states.
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Local Baseball Tragedy Delays Muscatine Game
A Muscatine area baseball game was delayed after a player, Kearng N Teneo-Wa, 22, died from injuries after being struck by a pitch at home plate. The incident halted play, with Cedar Rapids delayed arriving until 7 AM and Muscatine field officials arranging revival efforts. Umpire M Flynn, famed in local circles, oversaw the game. Continued on Page Six.
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Free Sugar Stirs Tariff Debate in Senate Speech
Senator Fransceil of Louisville charges that a free sugar schedule violates the Baltimore platform and would hurt legitimate industry. He cites sugar interests and claims refiners employ thousands while a sugar trust would raise prices after elimination of competition. Committees urged to rush tariff work as they resolve material deferral and agricultural duties.
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Wile Liame’ Sub-Remiltrae
House Committee Posts Filled In Democratic Party
Washington June 4 selections for house committee assignments announce Pepper as chair of war arms and industrial arts committees Connolly to military affairs Kirkpatrick for pensions weights and measures and enrolled bill Tavenner Illinois to good roads printing expenditures Justice department seat Selections show Carter Glass as chair currency committee with four preexisting members nine new democrats join good roads chair Shakleford Missouri Hurkes Georgia wins education committee chair for the chariot cup and Labor committee undergoes large change with Lewis Maryland as chair Maher New York ranking member effort continues.
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Day in Congress Reports Open Hearings and Appointments
The lobby investigating committee began open hearings and finance subcommittees advanced tariff schedules. A judiciary committee noted a bill allowing chief justices to reassign federal judges to circuits other than their own. House convened at noon and adjourned for the memory of Representative George Hoc uix. Speaker Clark named committees to attend the funeral as Democrats caucused on appointments.
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Court Discharges Kansas City Editor in Contempt Case
Missouri Supreme Court unanimously discharged William R. Nelson editor and owner of the Kansas City Star from contempt of court charges. The justices ruled the Star article, while not literally or substantially true, was highly contemptuous yet published with no clear intent to scandalize. The decision followed a lower court finding Nelson guilty of contempt for reporting on a divorce case.
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Migsquri Supreme Court Today
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Hreuit Dudgs Guthrie
Wero
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Cis
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Taclaan County
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Partley
Kansas City Court of Annals
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C. G. Crow
Rangan City
Supreme Court
Crow
Gorrest
The Almighty Dollar And A Hole In It
A fragment discusses currency value and consumer spending, warning against careless purchases and inflated prices. It notes a growing class of thrifty readers who seek value and prudent planning, recommending the advertising pages of The Journal for information and guidance to buyers.
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TNE Journal
Omer Yellaine
Cubs War Correspondent Tells What Cubs Think of Muscatine
Cubs reporter describes the Muscatine visit as a chance for the Cubs to gain a successful road victory. Evers, Archer, and Zimmermann feature in plans as the team eyes an August return game amid plans for a button company intrigue and melon patch anecdotes.
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Doctor Hart
Qub
Williams
Hawkeye Button Company
Biller
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Narvis
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Kang
Avery
Muskies
Mr. Boyle
Prohibition Candidate Eugen Chafin Visits Muscatine
The visiting Prohibition party candidate Eugen Chafin addressed a large Muscatine crowd on temperance and anti liquor efforts. He argued constitutional amendments require broad support and urged national legislation to achieve nationwide prohibition amid local interest and a Y.M.C.A. gathering.
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Observes 235th Anniversary of Boston Artillery Celebration
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Boston marked its 235th anniversary with a grand celebration attended by veteran regiments from New England the old guard of New York and the state fencibles of Philadelphia joining the Ancient Artillery company in the event.
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Alfred Austin, Poet Laureate, Dies at 77 in England
Alfred Austin, British poet laureate of 1896, died at Swinford and Manor Ashford Kent aged 77. A barrister, critic, novelist, and war correspondent, he published poetry from age 12 and wrote patriotic works. His autobiography appeared in 1911 and his notable titles include Saracivolora, Prince Lucifer, and English Lyrics.
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Alfrey Austin
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Whitelaw Reid
Weather note from Muscatine Iowa forecast
Increasing cloudiness with probable showers late tonight or Tuesday. Cooler Tuesday in the northwest portion tonight with moderate winds. Temperature at Muscatine at 7 am is 66 degrees. River stage at Muscatine today is 10 feet. Sunrise at 4:16, sunset at 7:22, moonrise at 2:30 a.m.
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Senators deny improper influence in tariff lobbying
Washington reports begin as senate investigators question lawmakers about tariff lobbying. Senators Ashurst Borah and others say they talked with manufacturers but did not accept or solicit improper influence. One named lobbyist was McMurray tied to Indian contracts. President Wilson declines to testify.
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