Oshkosh Fond du Lac Series Opens in Disaster
The article reports the first game of the Oshkosh Fond du Lac series turning disastrously against the local team. It lists schedules for Wisconsin Illinois and national leagues, naming many cities and matchups, reflecting a busy period in baseball coverage.
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Fong du Lac
Oshkush
Brec Hart
Bockford
la Crosse
Madison
Green Bay
Wausau
Chicago
Boston
St Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Ketchel Papke bout nets two team profits and fame
June 6 report from Milwaukee details the Ketchel Papke fight earnings totaling 28,224. The fighters shared 60 to 40 percent with Ketchel winning 7,640.84 and Papke 6,093.76. Papke felt downcast, Ketchel celebrated with a College Inn banquet, while both anticipate a rematch. Papke heads home to Kewanee, Illinois, vowing more big matches in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Ketchel-Papke
iSan Francisco
FAM
Papke
Katchel
San Francisco
Ketchel
Hila
Ikea
College Inn
California
Jimmy Coffroth
Joe O'Connor
Jim O'Connor
Bob Dougherty
Sim Gimbél
Toda ‘Morgenroth
George Phair
Joe Himatinger
Harlan Yea
al Bright
John Koerner
Harry Stout
William Alsonway
Dave Hyman
Howard Marblestone
Senator Gore Seeks Sight Restoring Treatment in DC
Washington June 6 after twenty five years in public life Senator Thomas Pryor Gore of Oklahoma is in an institution in Washington for treatment and operations aimed at restoring his sight. Recovery would be a wonderful boon to the noted senator who has long endured blindness and political strain.
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Gore
Okaihomna
Washington
Senator Gore Eyes Hope For Eye Restoration Breakthrough
Eminent specialists reviewing Senator Gore’s case express good reason for confidence in restoring at least one eye’s function. Gore remains philosophical, not overly hopeful, saying a successful operation would be a blessing, but failure would not make him any worse.
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Gore
Laborers Must Stay Sober in Construction Camps
Victoria B C June 6 announcement by the provincial government that no licenses will be granted for sale of liquor in construction camps along the Grand Trunk Pacific. Hundreds of applications have been refused. Beyond moral grounds the policy aims to cut policing costs. no licenses will be issued at Prince Rupert either.
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Associated Press
Victoria
B. C
Grand Tromk Pacific
Prince Rupert
Pogilist Eddie McGoorty Faces Jack Morgan in Indianapolis Bout
The Oshkosh pugilist Eddie McGoorty meets welterweight champion Jack Morgan of Indianapolis Tuesday in a high stakes bout at the state fairgrounds in Indianapolis. Morgan, a runner by training, has fought 53 matches, with 31 knockouts, and is managed by Thomas Carroll. Both sides expect a hard contest, with Morgan seeking victory as a stepping stone toward a championship title and McGoorty aiming to prove he can beat the toughest challenger. Morgan will also race against time at the state fairgrounds today.
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Olympia
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Amateur Athletic Union
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Trube
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New York
Eddie ‘McGhorty
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Morgan
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Ambassador Tower to Leave Berlin in June Farewell Tour
Berlin June 6. Imperial chancellor von Buelow will receive farewell from Charlemagne Tower the retiring American ambassador. Foreign Secretary von Schoen and wife host a dinner at the foreign office. Emperor William to receive Tower in farewell audience. Tower to Potsdam for imperial inspection and be guest at the new palace. Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm and Princess to bid farewell. Towers to depart Berlin for France after visits. successor David Jayne Hill likely to reach Berlin. Emperor to sail to Wellgoland and Cuxhaven mid month, then yacht voyage to Scandinavian waters.
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Associated. Press
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Brazil Moves to Combat Tuberculosis Scourge
Washington June 6 A Brazilian campaign costing 3 250 000 aims to control tuberculosis in major cities led by Consul General George A Anderson The plan includes mandatory case reporting public treatment isolation hospitals hotels sanitariums colonies and food inspections to curb spread and improve living conditions for the vast population
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Associated, Press
Washington,d. C
Brazil
George A. Anderson
Republe
Rio de, Janeiro
Soldiers Get Chicken Defined as National Holidays
The War Department defines the phrase national holidays used in army garrison rations, tying it to days declared legal holidays by the federal government. It includes New Year’s Day, Washington’s Birthday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Sendrar Duserrance
Washington
Verdict Set Aside In Life Insurance Perjury Case
New York June 6 The appellate division of the supreme court set aside the verdict against Walter R. Gillette former vice president of Mutual Life Insurance Company who had been convicted of perjury in the life insurance investigation He was sentenced to six months in prison.
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PF Istociatea Press
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Walter R. Gmette
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Supreme Court
Gillette
Auto turns somersault in Brunswick Germany report
A German auto accident near Brunswick reports Lieutenant Cofemander and Lieutenant Johann Fritzsche killed. First Lieutenant Himanhorst and the chauffeur named Eicker were severely injured. Details are incomplete due to damaged copy.
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Associated!’ Press
Brunswick
Germany
Suel Aulomoodie
Cofémander
Johann Fritzsche
Udenténant
Himanhorst
RACING CRASH KILLS FOUR CYCLISTS IN VILLAGE
Four Kiel cyclists were killed when a chauffeur, trying to avoid them, slammed on brakes near a smul village. Lieutenant Fritzsche, a noted sportsman and autoist, had entered the Princes Henry cup race. an aeronautic inventor planned to test a military plane on June 26 with the emperor present.
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Kiel
Fritzsche
Eimperor Wiliam
Discipline in Berlin and the German Way of Life
Samuel G Blythe in Everybody's describes Berlin as the most governed people on earth. He notes strict daily rules, penalties for even minor infractions, and a culture that seeks authority. Residents follow rigid schedules for chores and behavior, finding comfort in predictable routines.
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Berlin
Samuel G. Blythe
Roosevelt Dam In Arizona Vast Structure Under Construction
The Roosevelt dam near Phoenix, part of the Salt river project, will contain 330000 cubic yards of masonry, stand 280 feet high with a top length of 630 feet, and form a reservoir twenty five miles long and over two miles wide. It will be the world’s largest artificial lake with 1300000 acre feet of storage and a maximum depth over 22 feet.
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Arizona
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Reclamation Service
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Trenrl
Lemenager
American Review of Reviews
Soo town blends frontier lore with modern visitors
A summer visitor aboard a grand lake steamer views a town on the Soo locks where Lake Huron islands and La Perier area hosts Inland half breeds in tribal dress. Willow ware canoes appear amid a bustling Street scene as dog teams and wagons mingle with shoppers, showing a curious mix of past and present in Michigan.
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Soo
Fronterifs
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Walter
Ouulag Magazine
The Collegiant and the Public in a College Parade
Harper's Weekly notes amid college disputes over a night gown parade after Wheaton College defeated Greenville in an oratorical contest. The piece mocks modest Wheaton residents and the fuss over the victory, contrasting with Eastern athletic fervor.
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Harper's Weekly
Dorothea Mackellar Poem Fragment in Appletons
A fragment of Dorothea Mackellar poetry appears in Appletons lines speak of rain and distance. The speaker imagines two lovers alone, the earth and sea between them, and urges closeness despite the dull rain. The passage conveys intimate longing through natural imagery.
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Appleton
Attendant Dogs in War Use in Ambulances and Scouts
A description of how dogs are trained for medical and reconnaissance roles in modern warfare. It notes German voluntary efforts with 2000 members, outlines ambulance dogs scouring battlefields for wounded and missing, and recalls Austrian maneuvers where dogs located thirty eight overlooked wounded within twenty minutes. Each dog carries brandy or soup and a bandage roll to assist rescued soldiers.
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Red Cross
W. S. Fitzgerald
St. Nicholas
A Grand Family Medicine and Patent Remedies Ad
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J. Bauman & Co
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