Phillies Win Pennant Triumph Over National League
Charles If Crowell lauds Pat Moran and Grover Cleveland Alexander as the driving forces behind the Philadelphia Phillies pennant, praising Moran’s decisive managing and Alexander’s pitching mastery. The feature highlights Cravath Luderus Stock and other key players, noting Moran’s strategic substitutions and the team’s season-long rise from a tail-end lineup to champions.
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Lyons
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Chicago Nationals
Charlie Dooin
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Nebraska
Bill Klein
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St. Louis
Huggins
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Quakers
Reds
Herzog
Cubs
St. Paul
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Galesburg
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Indianapolis
Syracuse
Philies
Mosquito Bite Targeted Muhlenburg Fullback
A Muhlenburg College fullback was bitten at training camp and developed blood poisoning. Doctors feared arm amputation but treatment succeeded, and the player is expected to return to hope to play before long.
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Muhlenburg College
Muhlenburg
New Gopher Assistants Named Rosenthal and FitzGerald
The Minnesota university athletic board of control appointed Voleslaus Rosenthal and John FitzGerald as assistant football coaches to Doctor Williams at a board meeting.
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Gopher
Voleslaus Rosenthal
John Fitzgerald
Williams
Minnesota University Athletic Board of Control
Whiskey vote and South Carolina generals progress noted
Dispatches from Columbia report Thomas H. Peeples elected vice president of the Association of Attorney Generals at its San Francisco meeting. The piece covers rifle team preparations for Jacksonville national contest, a pension law memorial, and praise for the National Guard’s improvements after recent inspections.
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Thomas H. Peeples
South Carolina
Association of Attorney Generals of the United States
San Francisco
Peeples
Webb
California
West
Wilson
Folk to Speak at Kings Mountain Celebration
Rev. Manning invited to deliver an address at Kings Mountain celebration on October 7. Invitation extended by W. O A. Ridenhour, president of the memorial association. Governor declined. Former Gov. Folk of Missouri to deliver principal address.
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Kings Mountain
Manning
W. O A. Ridenhour
Memorial Association
Folk of
Missouri
Extension work at University of South Carolina gains attention
Extension work attracts favorable attention at the University of South Carolina. Letters of commendation from prominent persons have been received. The plan is pushed rapidly as opportunity allows with three university professor addresses planned in the next two weeks. Dr Need Smith of the English department will speak at the Monaghan fair in Greenville and on October 2 at the New Century Club.
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Univesity
South Carolina
Need Smith
Greenville
New Century Club of
Columbia
Hearing on Praw Bridge Soon
The Carolina, Atlantic and Western railway seeks permission from the war department to build bridges across the Ashley, Stono, Mdisto and Ashepoo rivers while constructing from Charleston to Savannah. A public hearing will be held at the Customs House in Charleston at noon on October 7 to allow comment on potential navigation obstruction.
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Charleston
Savannah
War Department
Aahley, Stono
Mdisto
Ashepoo
Custom House
Cheraw Opens New Canning Plant for Local Industry
Cheraw advances a new canning industry with a plant planned to yield 9,000 cans daily. If demonstration proves successful, the facility will expand to process other vegetables and sweet potatoes, boosting local trucking and economic activity.
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Cheraw
Econniy Loma
Solons Study Public Printing and Joint Report Expected
The senate and house printing investigative committees met at the state library to discuss coordination and a joint report to the general assembly in January. The attorney general’s office ruled a Charleston brewery cannot sell to dispensaries after prohibition results are declared by the state canvassers.
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Senate
House
Catherine Data
General Assembly
Charleston
State Board of Canvasers
Fred HH. Dominick
John Marshall
Charleston County
Officials Discuss Militia Affairs In South Carolina
Lieut. B Taylor of the U S Navy inspector and instructor of the South Carolina naval militia visited Columbia for a conference with Adjutant General W W Moore to review militia affairs. The adjutant general reported 14 new escort wagons from the War Department for the National Guard, with over 30 wagons already stored at the state armory.
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South Carolina National Guard
United States Army
Charleston
Greenville
J. M. Graham
U.S. A
J. M. Cummings
S. A
W. Or. Kendrick
Allen DB. Kempfel
Adjutant General
War Department
W. W. Moore
B. Taylor
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New Enterprises Chartered in South Carolina
The Pacolet Building and Monumental Quarry Company of Pacolet in Spartanburg County is chartered with capital of 46000 dollars. The Campbellnel Company of Charleston is chartered with capital of 10000 dollars. The Stephen Thomas Company of Charleston is chartered with capital of 45000 dollars. The Simpsonville Realty Company is chartered with capital of 35000 dollars.
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Lieutenant Nicholls Killed in France
William Montague Nicholls second lieutenant Royal Artillery son of Judge and Mrs. George W. Nicholls of Spartanburg and brother of congressman-elect 8 J Nicholls was killed in action in France in the fighting between Allied and German forces. A dispatch from London Sept 30 confirmed his death and noted Lord Kitchener’s sympathy. He had left the United States Naval Academy to join England’s service after swearing allegiance and earlier was wounded in March, later returning to front. Efforts to recover his body were sent to the British War Office with aid requested from the state department. Montague Nicholls was known as Navy football quarterback in 1911.
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William Montague Nicholls
British Royal Artillery
George W. Nicholls
J. Nicholls
Congress
France
British War Office
W. M. Nicholls
Lord Kitchener
Nicholls
England
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
London
Leutenant
Royal Artillery
Belgium
Lieut. Nicholls
First National of Sumter Offers Cotton Loans at Five Percent
The First National Bank of Sumter becomes the first in the state to advertise cotton loans at five percent interest. An advertisement notes regional reserve banks have rates as low as three percent to subordinate banks, and the bank says it can lend to farmers on cotton at five percent and still profit.
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First National Bank
Regional Reserve Bank
Vwirst National Bank
Interesting Case Settled in Gaffney Libel Suit
The libel case J. H. Buke versus Ed Hi. DeCamp, long pending and widely followed, has been settled and withdrawn by mutual consent. Buke sought $20,000 damages over a Gaffney Ledger publication he alleged libelous.
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J. H. Buke
Ed Hi. DeCamp
Improvements Begin at Orangeburg Postoffice
Work has begun on upgrades to the Orangeburg postoffice building. Postmaster A D Webster is described as a hardworking leader in efforts to make the Orangeburg postoffice among the best for service convenience and comfort.
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Orangeburg
Denmark Chzen to Publish First Issue
Denmark's progressive mayor Dr H J Faust aided by editor F Narl Bradham announces the Denmark Chzen will print its first issue on Thursday October 7 from the press Bradham a Ridgeland native and experienced newspaper man joins the community to launch the weekly.
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Denmark
H. J. Faust
Greenville Textile Show Aims at Boston Exhibit
Greenville hosts the Southern textile exposition November 26. The event grows from a 1913 plan by the Southern Textile association to secure a Boston show exhibit, with committee members David Clark, W. M. Sherard, and A. B. Carter appointed to approach the Boston organizers.
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Southern Textile Association
Boston
David Clark
Charlotte
W. M. Sherard
Williamston
A. B. Carter
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