Hatch Sets New Running Record in Milwaukee Chicago Run
Surviver Covers ii.7 Mile record run between Milwaukee and Chicago with 96.7 miles in 14:60:30 at an average about 6.44 mph. Previous holder Albert Corey set 91.6 miles in 18:87:00. J Subdeca beat century record in New York 17:36:14. Hatch left Milwaukee after a long grind, wearing warm garments.
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Sidney Hutch
Milwaukee
Chicago
Grast
Albert Corey
Amors
Hatch
New York
J. Subdeca
Chorie Rowell
Jeu Eroum
Aleven
Mutoh
Mayor Honn
Thompson
Missouri To Meet Rivals In National Gridiron Clash
Missouri Tigers, fresh from a decisive 12 to 0 win over Washington, prepare to host Ames next Saturday. Both Missouri and their rival Iowa State are contending for the Missouri Valley title. injuries and limited forward passing have shaped recent play as the Tigers seek their first major triumph over the foe in years.
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Columbia
Tigers
University of Missouri
Nera
Fawa
Iawa State College of
Ames
Missouriany
Timon
Roxultad
Tigork
Nyen
Minwouri Valley
Followara
Hava
Dn Yonra
Tors
Atraleht Uno Bucks Aod
Washington Iby Scot
National League weak says Tener on need to strengthen
John K Tener, president of the National League, declares the league must be strengthened after a weak season. He notes prolonged World Series games and poor ball in late innings, predicts changes next year, and confirms talks with Mary Hapstead and Johnny McGraw about MacGraw’s criticism of New York players after the final series with Brooklyn.
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N. Y
National League
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John KX
Tener
Tener Xaya
Bo Hovua
Hmit Haw
Tenor
Tonos
Honpatuad
New York Nationals
Jonny J. McGraw
Wilmoot Noro
MacGraw
Crooklyn
Republicans Plan Blue Grass Rally Night in Davenport
A Republican rally is scheduled for Saturday evening at Blue Grove, with notable attendees including Congressman Harry E. Huth, Hon. C.H. Mure, and former Davenport mayor Alfred C. Mueller. The event follows previous rallies in the Chin district and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Blue Grana
Eponkors
Egan Silent As To Coming Year For Muskies
The Champion Motel player Egan remains undecided about his 1917 plans as contract talks with the Muskies stall. General manager notes possible offers from other clubs while Pinkerton and others seek tryouts with Mobile and St Joseph.
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Taut
Pant
Wiorer Woodo
Set
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Muskies
Jender
Cubs to train in California next spring
Chicago, Oct. 10. Cubs stockholders plan to abandon Tamprax training camp for Pasadioun and arrange a California trip next April. The Tampa contract for games and player travel faces possible renegotiation as owners weigh replacing the Tampa venture with another club. Indianapolis American Radiation club may join to address the Tampa proposition and could release the Cubs from obligations if approved.
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Tamprax
Pasadioun
California
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Delayouy Ans
Pln
Xowson
Tampa
Cubs
Cuba
Waughman
Wanda
Indianapolia America
Jones Continues To Shift Lineup For Purdue Game
Jones sat out yesterday to strengthen the team for Saturday's Purdue game. Wyland moved from second string to center but failed to impress. Rent Wack, Duncan, Mondenhall, and Capt. Lian dealt with injuries as Town used Jones' new formation to steady defense and test freshmen against Purdue.
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Town City
Conolt Jones
Wyland
Bucker
Dincan
Mondenhall
Kerimmaard
Purdue
Lian
Town
Yones
Dillon Won't Make 161 Pounds in St Paul Bout
New York October 19 Sam Marburger manager Tack Dillon the Hoosier Whirlwind intends to meet Mike Gib hone at 161 pounds He will not agree to weigh lower Dillon had agreed to meet in St Paul on November 10 Promoter Harry Sherman expects final arrangements soon with the weight issue to be settled The bout will be staged at the Auditorium in St Paul.
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New York
Sam Marburger
Tack
Dillon
St. Paul
Jong Hoon
St. Pank
Germany-US rupture risk over renewed submarine warfare
The Nova Voornya reviews the German American situation and warns that a clear renewal of submarine warfare cannot be regarded by the United States otherwise than as a sure cause for a rupture of diplomatic relations with Germany.
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Witte
Germany
Crown Lornero
Petrograd
Col
London
Novao Vromya
United States
Cornhuskers Set for Oregon Clash with Oregon Aggies
Nebraska football under Coach Stewart departs for Portland to face Oregon Aggies in an inter-sectional test. Team, coaches, and 16 men travel by train with duties, practice, and rest planned. outcome highly watched as the Cornhuskers seek victory after recent preparations and a strong season buildup.
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University of Nebraska
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Bape
Londoy
Portland
Oro
Oregon Aggies
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Colehed
Th. Stewart
Corey
Nebraska Dteam
Doctor Stewart
Oroxon Agnes
Nebrrakana
Chan Plon
Missouri Valley
Hame
Avalianin
Roporta
Cornhuskers
Deaton
Stewart
Woolf
Yattin
Nobragkani
Pactic Coast
Nobrawiads
Drake Ready for Saturdays Game
Drake prepares for Saturday's contest with Washington University in St Louis at Saint Louis. The squad, bolstered by recent returnees and two new eligible players, aims to extend its unbeaten streak against Washington while facing potential injuries and adjustments.
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Washington Alveralty
St. Lewin
Pwo
St. Louia
Washington University
City Health Board Meeting Notes 1916 Muscatine Iowa
The City Board of Health convened in regular session with Mayor McNutt presiding. Monthly health report by Dr A J Weaver shows quarantines for paralysis and smallpox, deaths and burials, plus chicken pox complaints and sanitation notes. Street work and county road conditions discussed with County Engineer Halbitsky. plan for next year includes further drag and bridge work.
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Ottteo
Houlth
McNutt
Mombura
Aldi
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Young
Ald
von Krome
Carpter
Recorder
A. G. Genstanlehner
Rloner Alen
County Board of Supervisors
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van Krog
Carelod
A. J. Weaver
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Iowa
Maldon
St. Mary's
Ruting
State Board of Mealth
Todlote
Dumoloe
Sean Poole
Se Pyerpryel
A. D.aWeaver
Board of Superviors
Ry P. G. Halbitasy
Allen
C. J. Hockett
Muscatine
Board of Heart
Tawa
Binggell
Coynor
G. J. Hackatt
Horst
Henry Meter
4Th Street
van Kroy
Storrt
Proclamation of Iowa 1916 General Election Offices
Governor Clarke proclaims the state will elect President and Vice President electors and state officers on November 7, 1916. Includes offices from Governor to Supreme Court judges, with district and congressional positions listed and notice to sheriffs to enforce adherence statewide.
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LG. W. Clarke
Iowa
United States
Inge
State of
State of Iowa
State of Laws
J. A. Gathers
Judes
Supreme Court of
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E. Deemer
Auice Coed
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A.D
Wwe
Congress
Congreva
Congrevs
Concreax
Consrend
General Assembly
Town
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Porty-fiih
Fife
Siaty-Afxu
Dude
Ninth Judicial District
Thaning J. Guithrie
Twalfih Judicial District
F. Edwards
Muscatine County Proclamation Announces 1916 Election
Iowa Muscatine County sheriff RJ Willen issues a proclamation for the November 1916 general election. It lists elected officers including auditor treasurer clerk of district court sheriff recorder county attorney coroner and four supervisors, plus township trustees and town clerks. The notice, dated October 19, 1916, directs qualified electors to abide by the proclamation and prepare for the vote.
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State OF Iowa
Muscatine County
Iowa
Muscatina County
Stats
Omo Lyon
Anid County
Tueaday
Anid
Aled U
Towit
Witners
Dune
Alltean
Wilen
Sherif
Work on Gar-Barks Progressing Rapidly
Reports from W D Schuyler, superintendent of the C D & M Ry, indicate rapid progress on Gar-Barks. Grading to iron completed tomorrow, temporary track laid, concrete foundation begun, and barn housing under construction near Park Place Inc. Interurban service maintained. bridge transfers and gate adjustments described amid ongoing railroad work.
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W. D. Schuyler
Mr. Schuyler
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Tle
Schuyler
Madercelli Bridge
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Bethel Church Holds Quarterly Meeting With New Pastor and Elders
Bethel Church in Des Moines held a quarterly meeting with Rev. Ry Campbell, formerly of Rock Island, and presiding elder Rev. J Y W Feribee. Trustees I P Johnston, A C Brooks, O Powell, J Thompson, and T Lloyd were confirmed. The new pastor led a well organized session affirmed by church members.
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Divorce Petition Quoted On Desertion Charge
Geo W Dampater filed for divorce from Lavina Dampeter in district court alleging desertion since October 17 1924. The couple married in 1900. V & R Jackkan represent Dampeter in this action.
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Geo. W. Dampater
Lavina Dempner
Demputer
Ifo
Jackkan
Dampeter
Elliott Named Leader of Muscatine Orchestra
E Elliott, a member of the Muscatine Concert Band, will lead the high school orchestra this year. Principal Dr Je M W Frantz announced the reorganization of the Aventa School music department stating the ensemble will include six or eight pieces.
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Muscatine
Aga Tha
Je M W. Frantz
Aventa
Pha
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