Two Women Vie For Presiding Role In Club Politics
Delegates to the general federation of women’s clubs debate the presidency with Mia Carpenter of New York and Mrs. Pennibacker of Texas leading a spirited contest. Support shifts among states as Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New England factions align. A third contender, Georgia A. Bacon, gains a New England following.
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Ran Prancisco
Luna
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Theatar
Aire
Mia
Philip Carpenter
New York
Ite
Pinnibacker
Texas
Carpenter
New England
Pennibacker
Houth
Middle West
Ag & Caucus
Chicago
Minnesota
Edgar B
Byshed
Faribault
First
Soons
L. Fh.niconburg
Philadelphia
Ohio
Samuel G. Sneath
Oalo
Wirs
Georgia A. Bacon
Massayhugetts
New Wngiarndd
Degree of Honor Meeting Tuesday at Banner Lodge No 19
At Banner Lodge No 19 Nester of Honor held a session at the hall last oven. The notice indicates a scheduled Degree of Honor meeting on Tuesday in the local lodge, with activity noted by officials.
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Banner Lodge
Nester of
A. D
Hall
A& Pasubedl Nighager
Ay Krieg
Miteca
Mystery surrounds manager Krieg and scouting trip
Reports say Krieg disappeared after leaving the Muscats for a few days without notice. Roxie Walters is temporarily in command and declines to reveal the trip’s purpose. The team lags in personnel and speculation points to a shakeup as Krieg searches for material to strengthen the club.
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Krieg
von Gantain
Roxie Walters
Skrleg
Clu
Wallopers
Kriex
Local Twirler Liked in the Dakotas
Muscatine athlete described as a pitcher with a notable spitball delivery. The piece notes past residence in Muscatine, current home in Gardner Washington DC area, and mentions three losses in 26 games this year. An admirer quotes praise and reports a $60 monthly offer to keep him locally.
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Muscatine
Ab. Gould
Suman
Simon Pyres
Ruckles
South Muscatine
Gardner, D. C
Itueldas
Krieringy
North Wakete
Des Moines Meeting Talks On Loose Convention Roles
Mrs. Muir spoke on the loose convention work at Des Moines last week where she is a local order delegate. Newly appointed officers will be installed at the next reading on Tuesday July 5. The Industrial group will meet at Mrs. Charles Price’s home on West Fifth Street next week Wednesday July 3.
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Jug
Spectacular Battle Beats Central Association Champs
Ottumwa and Muscatine delivered a wild baseball tilt at South End Park with Ruhke Burch driving a quartet of doubles and several singles as Ottumwa stunned the champions 5 to 6. Key misplays by Burlington and standout defense by Colman and Masters fueled a dramatic late rally and a high‑scarred, error‑heavy contest that featured three stolen bases and a contentious eighth inning.
Muscatine Ottumwa Baseball Turf Uneven Scoring
Summary notes two base hits by Wagner M Anderson Masters Smibb and a multi error plagued game. Masters Walters Alperman Wise Hartt featured in fielding miscues while Buren Smith and Burch combined on the mound for Ottumwa. Muscatine tallied three earned runs to Ottumwa's one in a two hour ninety pitch contest officiated by umpire Glenalvin.
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Ottumwa
Wee
Wagner
Anderson
Masters
Smibb
Staion
Sases
Walters
Alperman
Wise
Hartt
Smith
Buren
Burch
Senno
Klein
Muscatine
Glenalvin
Anderson Fined by President After Umpire Conflict
Third baseman Art Anderson was fined 20 by President M for his clash with umpire Agar at Hannibal last Sunday. The discipline followed an outburst over perceived incompetence, with the sanction noted on Andersons day check.
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Anderson
Art Anderson
Agar
Hannibal
C. A
Roferson
Results Usteadly Baseball Scores Across Leagues
American League games showed Chicago 2 lost to St Louis 7 while Cleveland 7 beat Detroit 6. Philadelphia and New York were rained out with Washington and Boston also affected. National League results included Cincinnati 1 to Chicago 8 and St Louis 4 to 37 Pittsburgh 10 to 19. New York 2 beat Philadelphia 1 and Boston 0. Brooklyn 7. In the Three League standings Bloomington 2 beat Davenport 3 with Peoria 3 3 in Springfield 9 3. Danville 4 8 fell to Dubuque 3 2 in a thirteen inning game. Quincy 2 lost to Decatur 1 in ten innings. Muscatine 9 Ottumwa 6. Hannibal and Monmouth noted. Kewanee 3 Galesburg 6.
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Philadelphia
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Danville
Dubuque
Quincy
Decatur
Sports Tonight Fares and Card Games Note
GAMES FOR TODAY lists matchups St. Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington National League games Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St. Louis Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston Bahies Threatened by group courts of cards relieved by Dr King s New Discovery Havercamp s Prescription Drug Store 50 cents and 1 00.
Federation of Federations votes result withheld
Officers in St Louis report continuing negotiations after a referendum strike vote among federation members and railroads west of Chicago. Balloting completed today but announcement of results is deferred as efforts to adjust differences continue.
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Officers of Federation of Federations
St. Louis
Federation of Federations
Chicago
Railroads to negotiate by correspondence says Neill office may be solicited
Negotiations with the general many angers of the railroads will be conducted by correspondence and the office of the commissioner Charles P. Neill may be solicited. The executive committee which counted the ballots is scheduled to meet again August 10 at a place yet to be selected.
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Charles P. Neill
Button Factory in Maryland Prison
R B Scholton residing on Ceday street has gone to Baltimore to head the mechanical department of a button plant operated by Leo Hirsh in the Maryland prison system. The factory uses prison labor and is touted as a world first. Scholton will be joined by his wife in a few weeks.
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Ceday Street
Baltimore
Leo Hirsh
Thera
Scholton
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