Discredit Story Of Two Week Romance In Limelight
Miss Flo Hall of Boston denied a two week courtship marriage to L C Cook, a discarded Muscatine baseball player, amid reports she inherited a $175,000 estate. An investigation found no license in Davenport or Rock Island. romance details remained doubtful as Hall prepared to depart for Boston.
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Flo Hall
Boston
Nersen
Muscaline
L. C. Cook
Muscatine
Davenport
Rock Island
Cook
Muscatihe
Miss Hall
Prince Arthur to Represent England at Archduke Ferdinand Funeral
Prince Arthur of Connaught will represent King George at the funeral of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. He travels with a senior British military officer and entourage. The funeral service is observed in Europe, reflecting royal ceremony and national mourning.
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Prince Arthur
King
Deoorge
Royal Muneral
Pree Lonsad
London
Connaught
Allmali
King Gorge
Archduke Trancis Ferdinand
Mrs Benynge Dies After Long Illness in London
Mrs Charles Wm Benynge of San Francisco dies at noon after a long illness. She passed away at the residence of her son in law Viscount Deerhurst, eldest son of the Earl of Coventry, in London on June 29.
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London
Charles
Wm. Benynge
San Francisco
Viscourt Deerhurst
Earl of Coventry
Local notices and ads mention July 4 store closures
Grocery stores will be closed all day on the fourth. The Frauen Verein of German Lutheran Zion's Church meets Thursday afternoon. Trinity Boys will travel to Tre Citias Thursday July 2. Dell Garlock, formerly of this city, visits Muscatine before heading to Galena, Illinois. Miss Carrie Breakenridge arrives from Nebraska and Barham, in for a short visit near Muscatine before returning to Fowler, California. Mr and Mrs Carl Barnard and others motor to Cedar Rapids to see the Muscatine Cedar Rapids game.
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Frauen Verein
German Lutheran Zion's Church
Trinity Boys
Tre Citias
Stearrey Sydney
Dell Garlock
Muscatine
Kansas
Galena, ML
Carrie Breakenridge
Nebraska
Barham, In
Fowler
Cal
Carl Barnard
CO. H. Sterneman
F. W., Bichoff
Cedar Rapids
Ten Thousand Dollar Blaze at Warner Lamp Works
A $10,000 fire at the Warner Lamp company plant in Wilton Illinois started when an engine backfired and spread flames through the factory. Workers fought the blaze with arc extinguishers but it was controlled by the Royal Department after arrival. Two employees Elmer Maurer and R B Worster suffered non serious burns. The fire largely hit the east end and south half of the building.
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Journal
Wilton
Warner Lamp Company
Royal Department
Elmer Maurer
R. B. Worster
Worster
O'Day Cubs split doubleheader. Reds win, Cincinnati tops Pirates spark
June 28 and 29 reports show Hank ODays Chicago Cubs losing game one 6 to 0 and game two 3 to 6, lifting Reds to victories and dropping Cubs from second to third. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in the first and 11 to 0 in the second, with strong pitching and key hits from Adams Corlinin McQuilan Coleman Koesiner Douglass Rowin and Gonzales.
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Louis
Hank O'Day
Chicago Cubs
Reds
O'Day
E. Secor
Fo Goo
Ieie
Smith
Bresnah Doak
Wings
Roda
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bettnefes
Adams
Corlinin
McQuilan
Coleman
Koesiner
Douglass
Rowin
Claris
Gonzalgs
Result of Saturday Contests in the C A
Waterloo reports a close baseball result with WatzeI's homer in the second. Thelte and Webs pitched in a duel. Keokuk managed a lone run as Ast and second frames halted scoring. Burlington beats Pathfinders with late rallies and multiple hits. Clinton Pilots take early lead, Haplin held in check as Smickson exits.
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Waterloo
Wwatzel
Thetle
Webs
R. H. Keokuk
Vwateriog
Batheries
Wahl and Sweet
Turtle
Ashland
Clinton
Haplin
Smickson
Elt
MorDecat Brown Beaten by Chifeds as Reds Rally
In Indianapolis a doubleheader featured Mordecat Brown badly beaten by Chifeds in the opener, a 7 4 loss after a first inning surge. The second game ended 7 3 with Kansas City and Indianapolis trading rallies. cushions flew at the umpire after the second game, and a spectator was challenged by the umpire.
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Mordecat
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianpolis
Kansas City
Rbatteries
Packard
Easterls
Falkenberg
Biard
Bariden
ROH. EL
Indianangls
Kangrs City
Kaisering
Rariden
Gallop
Harris
Stone
Dasterly
Baseball Standings From Yesterday's American and National Leagues
Yesterday's results show Chicago beating St Louis 2 to 1 in the American League with Detroit 6 and Cleveland 4. In the National League Chicago leads Cincinnati, St Louis 2 Indianapolis 6, and Kansas City 2 to 7.
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Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
National League
Cincinnati
Chignes Futtsburgh
St Touts
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
American League
St. Lowie
Washington
Federal
Baltimore
Callahan's White Sox sweep Browns in two games
Chicago buyers move ahead in a doubleheader at Comiskey Park beating Rickeyless St Louis 2 1 and 2 8 before 17000 fans. The opener saw heavy hitting with Big 33 slugging home a run and both teams making frequent pitching changes in the second game. Detroit tops Cleveland 4 2 as Blanding yields early runs and Morton closes. Other scores include Peoria Dubuque and Davenport in regional play with a busy baseball slate across leagues.
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Chicago
Callahan
White Sox
Browns
Comiskey Park
Euch
P. Noeither
Innit. R. I. E
Ang
St. Louls
Seostane Maye
Agnew
Car Wreck Near Walnut Street Crossing In Columbus Junction
Clair Clark and Miss Ruth Staff rode a Velie auto when brakes failed and the car struck a northbound freight at Walnut street crossing. No injuries reported though both occupants were shaken. Miss Ruth Clark leaves for San Francisco and California points for an extended visit. Chase's Orchestra to play at a barn dance July 1. Various local visits and notices follow, including Mrs. Jones Connor traveling to Davenport and several residents listed.
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Columbus Junction
Clair Clark
Chas. Clark
Missie Staff
Arry
Velie Auto
Tew
Walnut Street
Ruth Clark
San Francisco
California Pointe
Chase
Big Barn
George Jonas
Davenport
Harrison Bobs
Lawrence Murdock
Geo, Jones
Gertrude Mumm
Lone Tree
Jerry Klotz
Ed Kelly
John Humeston
Wapello
Edwin Mareyssen
F. M. Murraey
Carol McDaniela
J. C. Bell
TB. Tohnston
Hugh Boyd
John Somer- I
State agencies face no funds for workmen’s comp damages
Des Moines June 29 state institutions and local governments fall under the workman’s compensation and employers mobility act but lack a funding provision for damages. Departments such as agriculture employ many workers and could file claims in accidents, yet no appropriation covers these bills. The board of control, board of education, executive council and others have reviewed the issue but offered no plan.
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Des Moines, Jr
Department of Apriculure
Department
State House
Board of Control
Board of Education
Executive Council
President Wilson holds strike stance in Butte turmoil
Washington June 23 Associated Press reports President Wilson will take no action in the Butte Montana strike situation pending further developments. Federal troops will not be moved from Vancouver barracks to Fort Missoula for now, to be in readiness in case of trouble.
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Cassociated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Butte
Montana
Varcouver Barracks
Fort Missoula
General Ivar's Monroe Doctrine remarks trigger inquiry
Washington June 29 Brigadier General Ivar spoke at Governors Island Saturday night and was quoted criticizing the Monroe doctrine. The incident prompts an official inquiry as President Wilson asks Secretary Garrison for an explanation from the general.
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Washington, D. C
Ivar
Governor's Island
United States
Garrison
Wapello visitors and Cone residents shop local
J. E. Reaney and J. N. Joaneson visited Wapello for business while Georgia Heald Gladys Miller Callie Buser and Mrs W M McCormick from Cone were seen shopping in town.
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Warner Lamp
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Salien
Snyder
Pierce
Vaughn
Bresnahan
Tanlage
O'Toole
Kruttner
Aan Coleman
Kafura
Schneider
Clark
C. A
Marshalltown
Pathfinders
Spurrington
Battersen—Mestillay
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Richardson
Andreen
St. Louis
Brown
Federnis
Ald More Yoon
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Fink
Lange
Wilyan
Chapman
St. Louie
Ta Petrts
Chigako Wee
Lindianapolis
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Buffalo
Pittsburgehey
St.s Louis
Patterson
American Tobacco Company
SOX
Rickeyless
Benz
Faber
Stearn
Seanlk
Weisman
Baumgardner
Crossin
Tigers
Blanding
Morton
Bowman
Gell
Covereskie
Dauss
Stanage
Turse Iheagus
Danviie
Peoria
Dubuque
Quincy
Spritefield
Satuedat
Wilfed
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Bilis Bans Praia SL
Agenta Bupflt Roure
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