Gleason's Men Clinch Victory in Third Inning
Anderson leads Gleason's men to a win with a dominant third inning. Harper, Watson, Draft, Thompson, and Anderson combined for 19 strikeouts while Anderson earns the win and Thompson takes the loss.
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Burns
Anderson
Milan
Harper
Watson
Draft
Thompson
AB H.O.A.E. Ib
Wee
Foster
Ees
Preintch
Philadelphia
Washington
Perkins
Judge
Previtch
Janvrin
Thomas
Phila
Craft
Hannibal Doctor Ends Life Amid Health Strain
Dr. A J Detweiler, a Hannibal physician for 12 years, killed himself with a revolver Thursday at 3:30 in his brother in law home in Columbia Missouri after returning from Ft Riley where he served as a captain. He left Hannibal five weeks ago with his wife to recuperate from a nervous breakdown and had recently given up his practice. His death follows mounting physical and mental decline from army duties and medical strain.
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A. J. Detweiler
Hannibal
Columbia
Detweiler
Ft. Riley
United States Army
Camp Funston
South
Broadway
Inning Rally Secures Cubs Victory Over Pirates
Chicago Nationals rally with two runs in the second and errors by Pittsburgh to defeat the Pirates 5 to 1. Pitchers Vaughn and Cooper handled the game, with notable efforts by Flack Hollacher Mann and Kilduff for Chicago while Carey Stengel Cutshaw Boeckel Mollwitz Cooper offered resistance for Pittsburgh.
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Chicago Nationals
Pittsburgh
Jim Vaughn
Cubs
Cooper
AB. Rio
Flack
Hollacher
Mann
Paskett
Merkle
Pick
Kilduff
Killifer
RE Ola
Eli Caton
Carey
Cutshaw
Boeckel
Mollwitz
Schmidt
Tere Pets
Tere Pets Esateatceg Pele
Kaillifer
Stengel
Merkel
Vaughn
O'Day
Quigley
Philadelphia
Woodward
Burlington rail switchman pleads guilty in forgery case
PR. OL McGilton of 1512 West Gordon street is jailed after admitting he forged and cashed a fifty dollar check at Hannibal Trust Company. He claims the signature was Miss Mabel Dodge's and says he sent the check home for her signature. The bank flagged the forgery within ten minutes and notified Miss Dodge and police. He was arraigned Thursday before Judge John E Totseh and bound over to Hannibal Court of Common Pleas. McGilton could not post bond and remains in custody.
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Burlington Railroad
West
Gordon Street
Hannibal Trust Company
McGilten
Sherif Virgil [Elton
John E. Totseh
Hannibal Court of Common Pleas
McGilton
Mabel Dodge
Hannibal
McGiltons
Miss Dodge
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