HAWKEYES PREPARE FOR CORNELL GAME
Iowa football drills focus on avoiding injuries ahead of the Cornell match. Coach tones down contact, guiding 90 minute session on the Hawkeyes field. Lineup shows Docker at center with Leighton returning and several veterans in guard and end roles as the team adjusts for October play.
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Journally
Iowa
Hawkeys
Cornell-lown
Jonvxk
Docker
Waterloo
Showink
Theca
Honay
Record Crowd Expected for First World Series Game
A massive turnout is anticipated as the first World Series game is set to draw the largest crowd in history. Officials report advance ticket demand, with plans to expand seating at Brooklyn’s Princeton Park to accommodate about 27,000 fans.
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Pnnovall
Proakdent J
Boston
Uckots Lannin
Uma
National Commission
Aescuan Pulos
New York
Drookelyn
National League Pan
Ebbottt Ford Long
Wayers
Buatnesa
Brooklyn Nooxford
Bowton
Grand Centra
Nore
Brooklyn
Swo
Carpantord
Brooklyn Field
Monte
Toxo
Wmpires
N.Y
Hughes Tint
Birooklyn Club
Candiate
Omaha Western loamite cramplexe defeats Louisville in title game
Omaha Nebraska October 6 Omaha Western loamite cramplexe beat the Louisville American Association champions 11 to 7 to win the minor league championship series. The game was played in the morning with North and Krueger, Middleton, James, and Williams as battery.
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Omaha
Nob
Omaha Western Loamite Cramplexe
Loulaville American Auxociation
Louieville
North
League Slated to Reprimand McGraw
New York Oct 1 The National League will not on the accusation of Joan J McGraw that the Granty stated down in the crucial game.
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M’graw
New York
Learue
Joan J. McGraw
Granty
Champs Finish With Victory In Dramatic City Match
In a tense baseball feature from Brooklyn and Chicago, the Sox clinched a city title with a 7-6 win over New York and a strong performance by Appleton and Anderson. Attendance reached 28,899 as Brooklyn and Chicago clubs posted notable totals and commission shares.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Sox
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wMtah
Appleton
Ueto
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Anderson Woo
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Mt. Oo
Lobart
Loolan
Amy
Ruut
iKolly
Kocher
Taluys
Poe
Roy
Anderson
Wiilie Sox
Collins
Ty Millon
Eee Og Weaver
Cotlins
Ob Morkle
Oldnelson
Stengel
Melwoh
Viet
Johmston
Hickman
Wosge
iGutwhaw
Tornin
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Tamara
Mowrus
Gott
Olwon
iMoyerts
Millar
Waliams
Wilson
Yerkes
Volder
Ae Wortman
Ae Wortman, A Ooe
Packard
Tosreau
Totula
Peoria May Get Berth In Western League
Peoria, Ill may join the Western League after a franchise decision announced by club owner Jehu Savage. Savage stated the team cannot continue as is and expects a final change within about fifteen days.
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Topeka
Kansan
Pooria
Tul
Poon
Kansas City
Aant Savage
Yale Frowns on Paid Coaches for Players
Yale's special committee report calls for abolishing athletic coaching by highly paid experts. Signed by chairman Robert N. Cornly, the document urges Yale to develop teams from its own resources without external professional coaching.
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YALE
Tavxoducad
Hayou Comm
Yata
Robert N. Cornly
Anserte
Lavan's late triple lifts Browns past Cardinals in rout
In St Louis, John Lavan hit a season's lone triple to drive in two as the Browns rally from a 2-1 deficit. Oakland fielding miscues and timely hits by Lavan and Beacher fueled a 9-2 win over the Cardinals before about 4,000.
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Safors J
Colina
Mann
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Faber
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Packard
Weaver
Nowr
Torry
Anor
Williams
Flack
Safer Packard
Mannn
Barca
Batly
Mabor
Pabard
Collins-Noss
Hitch
Inj
Thing
Byron
Widebrand
Fevana
Orth
St. Louis
BieIn
Ieagee
John Lavan
Browns
Cardinile
Rumler
Bohne
Tala
Rune Ware
Lagan
Smith
Pratt
Horneby
Rollar
Tia
Groom
Milfer
Singla
Austin
Halo
Spyder
Board Meeting of YMCA Band Scheduled Tonight
The YMCA band meeting was scheduled for tonight but deferred due to key members absent. Secretary J. By Menaul announced the change and details at the YMCA.
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Wibo
J. By
Menaul
Inter Collegiate Rivalry Debate Prompts Reform Talk
Fragmentary quote discusses rivalries among inter collegiate athletes and calls for measures to eliminate conflict until a dawn of reason. The text is unclear and offers no concrete events or named entities to specify.
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Janily
Old Kentucky Plug Chew Appeals to Taste and Aroma
Old Kentucky tobacco chew offers a mellow fruity flavor with a strong tobacco taste. The copy extols its sun ripened Curley leaf, hand-stemmed and pressed into plugs, claiming it preserves juices and pleases critics, urging buyers to get a plug from their dealer today.
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Old Kentucky
America
Kentucky
Thirteen Speakers Set for Sweatland Institute Session
Thirteen speakers will discuss topics of interest to Sweatland Institute members at the afternoon session in B. A. hall on October 46. The program includes J. W. Merrill and A. J. Wood among others, with music, prayers, and talks on crop rotations, pork production, dairying, cattle feeding, baby chicks, lighting, and agricultural schooling.
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Sweetland of
B. A. Hall
J. W. Merrill
Iostrumental Studio
Hazel
Gladys Miler
Millico
Wood
Hoopes
Cule McClean
C. A. Bartlett
Solo
Emma Goldsberry
A. J. Eckhard
Silago
Altalfa
P. B. Sako
J. F. McClean
Chas
Sheppard
Salo
Mia Nellig Rico
Wil Sauer
Promt
MANY PONDS Seined of Fish This Fall
Deputy Game Warden Burke and Warden A N Tattore Kon of Burlington report the seining of numerous ponds in Skung and Green Bay valleys. Fish shortages from spring flooding reduced pond yields, yet future river fishing may improve. Wardens faced heavy work this fall with abundant fish imprisoned in pools and ongoing efforts to restore conditions in affected districts.
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Burke
A. N. Tattore Kon
Burlington
Skung
Green Bay
Bankers Laugh At Democratic Claim on Federal Reserve Act
A historical note discusses bankers in Davenport arguing that the Federal Reserve Act averted a financial catastrophe when the European war began. It contrasts Aldrich-Vreeland act emergency measures of 1909 with the later Fed Act enacted in 1918 and placed in effect in 1914, noting a treasury emergency in August 1914 involving 482000 in currency.
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Divenport
Darriet Coptas
Olle James
Thie
Coutry
Secretary of the Treasury
McGraw to Manage Giants Next Year
New York reports confirm John J. McGraw will continue as manager of the New York National League club next season. Secretary John T. Fonter states plans for next year have been discussed with President Hempstead, and McGraw hopes to lead the team to a pennant. The contract runs another year, despite rumors of change.
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New York
XN. C
John J. McGraw
John
Fonter
McGraw
Soatary
Crooklyn
Shakesneare
Singer Secured At Sweetland Church Revival
The revival meetings at Sweetland M. E. Church will gain momentum with the arrival of W. Reynolds of Marengo Iowa, secured as singer by Rev. Mocw. The pastor reports growing interest and expects a stronger awakening in the area.
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Sweetland M. EB
Reynolds
Marengo
Mercer County Veterans Meet Delivers Political Rally
The Mercer County Sellers and Gailor’s Association met in Aledo Wisconsin on October 1. W J Graham of Ledo Republican candidate for Congress and J Falhoun of the GSA spoke. A dinner followed and plans were laid for a broader Mercer County Wilson club with officers from several townships to be named.
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D Speck Services
Aledo
Warnunt
Mercer County
Gailor's Association
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W. J. Graham
Ledo
Congress
J . Falhoun
Gs A, i
Minols
Aereer County
Odd ‘Tollows
Associaton
Wilson Luw
Wilson Club
W. Banltinghouse
Aledowanehonen
Homer
Miéhel O'Dayux Trenaurer
Bach
Ber
Naw Bosto
Michael Shanahan
North Heydorron Township
Rivoli
John F Petrie
Rekind Grove
Samen
Greenwood
Sua
R. He Amkeyars
Jake “Hiner
Quio
Grove
Fred Oliver
Perryton
Tot Harmins
Ablogdon
Bert
James Greey
Millersburg
Frank
Local Notes From Mt. Zion And Nearby Towns
Mt. Zion visits with S. D. Foster family while Hall Estile Floyd McCullough and kin travel. Several Allen and McCullough relatives shown visiting, plus Elton Allen new proprietor of John English barber shop. Galesburg player injures back in football. Perry’s Rinney out with spinal injury after practice.
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Floyd McCullough
Lye
Mt. Zion
S. D. Foster
Ming Mina Allen
Columbus Junction
Elton
Wother
Mra
Ellen Allen
Gerald
Min Alen
Bertha McCurdy
Georgin Dieald
Anna Winefred
Owen
Ira
Amos Owen
Elton Allen
John English
Georgia Heald
Mises Bina Allen
Gertha MacCurdy
Ansa
Winifred Owen
Ann
McCulough
McCormack
Muscatine
Chas
Dyche
J. McCornick
Columbus City
Hin
Will
Floyd
McCullough
Forester
Nowa City
Orono
Natitute
Mascntine
Anna Mets
Va Grider
Grace Babbitt
Aliss Conrad
Clarence Meek
Ia Meek
Dew Mohies
Coneaville
Abdell. Sr
Manca
David Settlemire
Galesberg
Tniured
Galesburg
Caporti
SY. N. Rinney
Perry
Jackson
Mia
Abbott
Urandaw Way
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