Muscatine Tops Burlington in Rough Midwest Tilt
Muscatine defeats Burlington 4 2 in a rugged afternoon game. Key moments include a crucial third inning rally and strong effort by Muscatine starter Masters. Harrell and Bromley sparked offense while Dye and Humes matched hitters with solid relief work. Koons’ late double helped seal the win.
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Bromley
Lowther
Jack
Harrell
Porevaan
Umes
Bromiey
Sours
Bills
Bours
Bila
Paraman
Harmon
Ov Dye
Humes
Dye
Masters
Wild Pitth
Suscatine
Bennington
Maagazine
Burlington
Time of Fame
Pleming
A. B
H. P.O
Tallis
Foreman
Lawthers
Button
Theea
Roba
Imines
Muscatines
Monmouth Struggles Amid Small Crowds and Doubts
Monmouth faces serious prospects as attendance dwindles after a rough opening for the Browns. More than 7,550 fans filled the park on opening day while Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa drew smaller crowds. The Monmouth Atlas notes a disappointing turnout and a parade that failed to materialize as planned.
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Monmouth
Bert Hough
Brownles
Galesburg
Hannibal
Central Association
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Browns
Cedar Rapids
Monouith Atlas
National League, American League baseball results listed
Baseball results across leagues include Cincinnati over Chicago 8 4 Philadelphia 1 New York 0 Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 St Louis 9 Pittsburgh 7 in the National League and Chicago 8 Detroit 5 in the American League Gloveland 8 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 4 New York 2. Other scores cover Central Association Monmouth Cedar Rapids Whierloo Kewanee Ottumwa Keokuk and college and university matchups Harvard over Vermont Michigan Wisconsin Bucknell over Virginia Princeton 6 1. National League schedule Cincinnati at Chicago St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn American League Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at St Louis Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York
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Danville
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Mascaline
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Cedar Rapids
Whierloo
Kewanee
Ottumwa
Keokuk
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Vermont
Micigan
Bt. Joseph
Woyola
Catholic University
Washington
Bucknell
Virginia
Princacon
Marcouw
J. ¥. Pavwall
Detrate
Cleveland
Browns and Packers Retain Clean Slate
Monmouth May 2 Browns outslugged the Bunnies 18 to 2 in the second game of the series. Morris of the Browns broke his ankle sliding into second in the seventh inning, likely ending his season. The Browns’ infield again teed up runs as Waterloo topped Kewanee 13 to 4 with ten runs in the sixth inning, driven by bunts and errors. Ottumwa beat Keokuk 2 to 1 in a Pope League game to take two straight.
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Til
Quiilelder Morris
Browne
Browns
Mitchell and Wingals Toyce and Woerth
Waterloo
Kewanee
Ill
Kuwenee
House
Swett and
Ryan
Ashley and
Jolerst
Secu Indians
Ottumwa
Ottumiwen
Keoluk
Keokuk
Dean and Lint
Frost and Jenkins
Columbus Junction to Have Big Entry
Columbus Junction high school will send several athletes to the track and field meet at Muscatine on May 11. Candidates are undergoing a thorough training course as Muscatine expects about 200 athletes at the meet.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction High School
Muscatine
Suit to Force Payment of Rentals Involving Great Weete Company
The Great Weete Company faces a suit for judgment on rental arrears claimed for four years for leased city ground and a Front Street strip used by a warehouse. The petition cites a 1908 lease at 1.40 per unit and notes the lands and buildings have not been in use for years.
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Weete Company
ROSS
Algo
Front Street
Chestnut
Pine Streets
Iina
College President Unable to Appear at Service
The First Congregational church Sunday service changes due to illness of Dr. J A Maraula president of Que college Cedar Rape jda. Moon's Sunday Evening choir leads with a musical program. Florence Glenn assists with the spoken part. The program includes preludes meditations solos duets and quartets by local choirs with Miss Glenn and Mrs Graves performing.
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J. A. Maraula
Que College
Cedar Rape Jda
Florense Gletin
Maraona College
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Bartlett
Irs
Graves
Quarver
Julia Hinhausan
Will McQuesten
Massid
A. Erb
M. P. Golt
Solo
Mra
J. W. Staphesson
Florence Glenn
Offertory
Schuhert
Wider
Maseys
Lee Grecoway
G. BR. Chase
Mrs. Awg Graves
Gabriel
Tello
Mr. Greenway
C. W. Porner
Miss Glenn Postlude
Hin Feste Burg—Luther
Cobb Reinstated and Fined by Baseball Commission
Chicago May 2 Ty Cobb was formally reinstated in organized baseball and fined fifty dollars by the national commission. The decision, while upholding reinstatement, criticized Cobb for his actions during the holdout period and commended Detroit for its recent stance while censuring its former passive policy.
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Chicago
Ty Cobb
National Commission
Nerg
Detrai Ata
Cobb
Nolding
Staud
Commission
Cloak and Suit Makers Meet in Toledo
The twentysecond semi annual convention of the National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Association opens in Toledo at 10 this morning. The tariff and garment welfare dominate discussions with a design committee from Chicago Cleveland and Toledo preparing preliminary work for the industry. The report is due Saturday and its adoption will set styles nationwide.
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Toledo
National
Friends Conference Opens Three Day Session
A three day session of the quarterly Friends church conference opened this afternoon with representatives from West Branch Bloomington Springdale and Muscatine attending. The initial meeting was brief as overseers held a short conferee. Rev J M Miles of West Branch will give the first sermon this evening. Meetings continue tomorrow from 10 o'clock to 7:90 o'clock in the awaiting.
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The
Friends Church
West Branch
Bloomington
Springdale
Muscatine
J. M. Miles
Latchaw Named in Divorce Action
John R. H. Latchaw former president of Wilton College is named as defendant in a divorce action filed in Muscatine county district court by his wife Zella Latehaw. The suit was filed this morning and papers were withdrawn. grounds are unknown. Latchaw came to Wilton from Munice Indiana, purchased and governed the Wilton college briefly and is now in Chicago Illinois.
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John R. H. Latchaly
Wilton College
Distriet Court
Muscatine County
Zella Latehaw
Dr. Latchaw
Wilton
Munele
Ind
Chicago
Kansas University Exposition Opens With State Capitol Message
Lawrence Kan May 2 Opening the first biennial Kansas university exposition Governor Hodges unfurled a large scroll delivering a message for the layhawker fair Beginning the event the exposition showcases student work in classrooms and acts as a miniature world's fair with booths run by student organizations Mel Cookfield hosts continuous athletic contests over the two day fair amid a sea of flags and bunting
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College
Lawrence
Kan
Dutton
State Capitol
Topeka
George W1
Hodges
Mel Cookfield
Wickersham Pushes Alaska Rail Bond Plan
Delegate Wickersham urged the Senate Territories Committee to back Senator Chamberlain's resolution for a government bond of 35 million dollars to build 748 miles of railroad from Southern Alaska ports to the interior. The May 2 Washington report notes the proposal aims to establish a naval base in Alaska.
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Wickersham
Washington, D. C
Alaska
Senate Territories Committee
Chamberlain
Alaskan
Knight Templars to Hold Services for Ascension Day
Commemorative services will be held by Do Molay Commandery No. 1 of the Knights Templars on Ascension Day. The graves of departed Templars will be decorated at Greenwood Cemetery, followed by an afternoon program of addresses and features. Final arrangements to be announced later.
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Do Molay Commandery No. 1
Knights Templars
Greenwood Cemetery
Company C Rifle Team Opens Season Practice
Captain Rory Olwmer will supervise the first practice shoot at the life range Sunday as the Company C marksmen prepare for state trophies and the annual regimental shoot at Des Moines. Rev. F. Mahle of Peoria will speak at the German Methodist Episcopal church quarterly meeting, with reports of the quarter's work.
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Rory T. Olwmer
Life Range
Des Moines
Mahle
Spek
F. 1. Mahle
Peoria
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Laurel Bell Birthday Party and Social Visits
April 29 report notes Mr and Mrs Albert Kelley and children from Whiter attended Beury Meyers home for a Sunday visit. About forty guests gathered to celebrate Anna Jasperson s eighteenth birthday with dancing and conversation. Mrs Brite Johnson and children of Davenport visited her parents Mr and Mrs H Einfeldt. Miss Gradge Cummings visited her sister Mrs W L Herr at Wilson on Saturday.
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Gnure
Albert Kelley
Beury
Davenport
H. Einfeldt
Mise Gradge Cummings
Ynepesister
Mye
W. L. Herr
Wileson
All the world shares a high desire for peace and good
A concise quotation from Elizabeth Towne urges that every good thought adds to a silent power for peace, health, love, and joy for all humanity, including oneself.
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Elizabeth
Towne
Wedded in Davenport Miss Lilian Kruger and L Wesley Sheppard
Society notes report the Davenport ceremony Thursday afternoon at three o'clock uniting Miss Lilian Kruger of Illinois City Illinois and L Wesley Sheppard of Muscatine at the Methodist Episcopal church. The couple will reside at 512 East Second street as groom's parents attended from Muscatine. A dinner party followed at 12:30 today hosted by Mrs. Gla Cro at 26 Le Roy street with guests from Wilton West Liberty Arden Cedar Rapids and other relatives. The first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John O'Brien was celebrated at their Oak Street home with about twelve relatives.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Lilian Kruger
Henny Kruger
Illinois City
L Wesley Sheppard
Ju. Sheppard
East Second Street
al. Cole
Methodist Episcopé Church
Second Street
Gla Cro Just
le Roy Street
William Hull
Gedar Rapids
Cavers
Bert Duncan
Wilton
Hugh Thompson
West Liberty
Richard Potter
Arden
Faneles
Aruations
General Strike Hits New Jersey Counties
A broad labor strike began in four New Jersey counties as several thousand General Laborers’ union members failed to report for work. Leaders say about fifteen thousand will be out by Monday seeking higher wages from 1.75 to 2.50 per day. The walkout mirrors the six workers’ strike now in its third month, with riots reported in West Chester County and on Long Island.
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Paterson
N J
New Jersey
General Laborers’ Union
Silx
International Union
West Chester County
Long Island
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