Sux Pound 3 Hurlers For 8 4 Victory
In a Chicago Cleveland game, Chicago 8 Cleveland 4. Key hits include Gandil Weaver Cicotte with two base hits and a three base hit by Weaver. Stolen bases by Jackson and Speaker. Pitchers Williams Danforth Groom Coumbe and Cicotte. Final score reflects 8 4 with multiple scoring innings and fielding notes.
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Ceeeeee
Coumbe
Hart
Enzmann
Chicago
OCO
Cleveland
Gandil
Weaver
Cicotte
Jackson
Speaker
Wilkinson
Williams
Danforth
Roth
Enzmann Mcfullen
Fwil
Tosing
Etbom
Collins
Ackson
Felch
AB. R.H O.A.E
Felsch
McMullen
Eanveoe
Schalk
C. Williams
P Peree
Ewe
Kavanagh
Wood
Eens
O'Neill
Groom
Oumbe
Nee
A. Williams
Graney
Biller Wa Pees
Tigers Pitchers Make Poor Showing in Opening Loss
St Louis beat Detroit 12 to 3 as Tigers pitchers Mitchell Hall and Finneran struggled. It was Mitchell's last game with Detroit before he departs for Camp Pike Arkansas after being drafted.
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ST. Louis
Mitchell
Hall
Finnerand
Detroit
Tigers
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Standings and Sunday results in major leagues
National League results St. Louis beat Cincinnati 4 3 and Chicago faced Pittsburgh with wet grounds. American League Chicago defeated St. Louis 2 1 while Detroit雨ed Cleveland. Upcoming games list Pittsburgh at Chicago St. Louis at Cincinnati New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn Detroit at St. Louis Chicago at Cleveland Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Chicag
Wee
WIS
Eaves
New
Pitchers Dominate In Low-Scoring Classic
Detroit and St. Louis battled with nine and ten men left on base respectively. Errors tied at one apiece as Mitchell faced 5 walks, Finneran 2, Hall 3, and Davenport 5. Hits by Mitchell totaled three in four innings, while Finneran surrendered seven over three, Hall yielded one in one. Hail hit by Smith as bat, Smith also noted with the loss as Mitble.
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Detroit
AB O.A
Dressen
Bush
Cobb
Gedeon Eeenere Nunamaker
Gerber
Davenport
Totalswate
Eee Ae
St. Louis
Heisman
Smith
Sister Cobb
Gedon
Sisler
Mitchell
Hall
Finneran
Hail
Mitbl
Reds Rally in Ninth Beats Cardinals 4 3
Cincinnati edged St Louis 4 to 3 after a ninth inning rally. Neale and Blackburne singled, Wingo walked, bases loaded, Chase batted for Eller and Neale was forced at the plate, but Groh’s long fly brought Blackburne home for the winning run.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Neale
Blackburne
Wingo
Chase
Eller
Groh
Craddock to Meet Zybyzko in May Finnish Match
CHICAGO April 30 Sergeant Earl Caddock of the national army heavyweight wrestling champion was matched Monday night to meet Wlad Zybyzko the Polish champion in a Finnish match to be decided here on May 8.
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Chicago
Earl Caddock
National Army
Wlad
New Steamer Westerly Sunk Off French Coast
The American steamship Westerly, built by the emergency fleet, was sunk in a collision off the French coast. All crew members aboard were saved.
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New York
Westerly
Emergency Corporation
Three More Big Cannon Headed for Paris Bombardment
Amsterdam reports three new long range German guns built at Düsseldorf for Paris bombardment moved through Belgium Sunday night toward France, according to a Maastricht based Les Nouvelles correspondent.
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Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Paris
Maastricht
Les Nouvelles
Belgium
France
You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh
Categorical ad copy promoting S. S. S. as a permanent cure for catarrh by cleansing the blood. Claims long history and appeals to readers with symptoms like throat mucous, nostril sores, bad breath. Invites letters to Swift Laboratory Atlanta with free medical advice.
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Padres Swift
Rengany
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Adv
Dicky Dippy's Diary Alleges Tip Rule Refusal
In a restaurant entry the author notes Walters are not allowed to accept tips. A stray tip slips from fingers and Walter scoops it off the floor claiming it is not against the rules to pick it up. The scene ends with a quick pocketed coin and a comment on etiquette.
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Walters
Giants Take Another Step After Pennant
Philadelphia game report shows New York Giants defeating Philadelphia 6 to 0. Tesreau allowed five singles while Mayer struggled, Stock’s error and extra-base hits fueled the offense. Kauff led with a double and three singles in five trips, and Young hit Mayer’s first pitch for a triple. Score reported as 6-0.
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Philadelphia
New York
Tesreau
Mayer
Stock
Giants
Kauff
Young
Ab.r
AE. Young
of Kauff
Eae
Ood
J. Burns
Anes Zimmerman
Eeene Doyle
Seeees Fletcher
Eer Eareses
Iloike
Aeaee
Ode
McCarty
Seee
Se Peeene
Thorpe
Rariden
Ee Tesreau
Cseeseee
Ewer Ons
Philadelph
A.E. Bancroft
McGaffigan
Manna
Cravath
Luderus
Whitted
Meusel
Burns
Fitzgerald
Tincup
New York Beteens Philadelphia
Doyle
Holke
Fletcher
Overman's Bill Passed Senate Amid Fight Over War Powers
The Senate approved Overman's bill by a 63-13 vote after Republicans and administrations leaders clashed over curbing presidential war powers. Amendments to limit authority failed, with Harding Cummins and Sterling offering restrictions that were rejected. The measure authorizes redistribution of executive functions related to the current war and allows transfers between departments as needed.
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Senator Overman
North Carolina
Senate Military Committee
Senate
Overman
Wadsworth
New York
Jones
Washington
Congress
House
Harding
Ohio
Cummins
Towa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sterling
South Dakota
Early Canal Boatmen's Routine Across Europe
Report notes canal boat men rise before 5 each morning and rarely sleep before midnight, outlining a demanding daily schedule across European waterways.
War Dead and Missing List Totals 156 Names
Washington April 30. The war department released two casualty lists totaling 156 names. Killed in action numbered 22 with officers and enlisted among the names. Additional sections cover Died of Wounds, Died of Disease, Died of Accident, Died of Other Causes, Severely Wounded, Slightly Wounded, and Missing in Action. The compiled rosters include private and corporal ranks with numerous individuals named, alongside officers, across two lists.
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Washington
War Department
Arthur F. Locke
Edward J. Kline
Joseph Sokovich
Arthur J. Paulson
Wallace C. Winter
Francis Barnes
Alvin W. Gordon
Mike Kuzmisky
David F. Lindgren
Daniel E. Murdock
Wm. J. O'Brien
Melvin F
John F. Cox
W. IH. Burton
Max Robert Burke
Frank Doreski
Digo Correttier
Joe Leto
Anthony Markarewiz
Stanley Miedewaki
Robin Moore
Thomass. Musker
Wm. O'Dell
Walter J. Round
Herbert A. Chase
James J. Flanagan
Robert Hayes
William J. Kievenaar
Wm. H. Osborn
John P. Ratajczak
Ralph Bove
Howard L. Burdin
Walter B. Grant
John J. Hopkins
Wilfred B. Johnson
Wm. L. Knox
Charles L. Strible
Thomas J. Lee
Thomas V. Pruntry
Wagoner Curtis F. Banks
Clarence Anderson
George F. Bigger
Frank H. Crump
George D. Ameilo
James B. Kendrick
Harold McDonald
Elias Boynton
Michal Bobelo
Dennie G. Coulohares
Stanley Gosinki
Elmer N. Holyoke
Wm. J. Kentile
Charles H. Patterson
Joseph Ramando
George C. Ransom
Edward W. Smalley
Jos. A. Chauncey
Russell J. Flesher
Charles E. Anthony
Ralph H. Beal
Gilbert T. Cass
Wilfred Cote
Claudius R. Farnsworth
John F. Manning
Francis A. Parker
Arthur W. Price
Wm. B. Rogers
Charles K. Sell
Charles Fisher
Clifford G. Risley
Jos
A. B. Babineau
Wm. B. Bailey
Russell M. Brooks
Lester FP. Chessman
George F. Coughlin
Mooney Cautions Labor After Death Sentence
Thomas J. Mooney sentenced to death for the 1916 preparedness day parade bombing sends a telegram to President Wilson. He says he has opposed general strikes planned for May 1 and urges actions that would not weaken Wilson's appeal to Governor Stephens. Labor groups are told he supports noninterference with national activities and seeks a new trial.
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San Francisco
Cal
Thomas J. Mooney
Wilson
Mooney
Stephens
Labor
Ruth Roland in Poverty's Power at Quincy Today
At The Quincy Today Ruth Roland stars in Poverty's Power showing Folly’s price. A Daughter of Uncle Sam and a 2 reel comedy plus O Henry drama Song and the Sargeant. Wednesday features Hedd Nova Frank Glen in Woman and the Web with a Big V comedy. Thursday Bucking Broadway with Harry Carey and a 2 reel western. Friday Little Miss No Account with Gildys Leslie. Saturday Ruth Stonehouse in A Limb of Satan with Gale Henry Hughie Mack and Dave Morris in Cooks and Crooks. Sunday O Henry picture Lost can Dress Parade with Western and Big V comedy.
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Ruth Roland
Uncle Sam
Hedd Nova
Frank Glendon
Woman
O. Henry
the Sargeant
Thomsday
Harry Carey
A & Reel
Gildys Leslie
Ruth Stonehouse
Gale Henry
Hughie Mack
Dave Morris
No German on Phone Ordered by Odessa Company
LEXINGTON Mo April 30 The Farmers and Merchants Telephone company of Odessa Mo has ordered that no other language except English shall be spoken over its wires Condors though armed with powerful beaks have blunt claws and a feeble grasping power.
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Lexington
Farmers and Merchants Telephone Company of
Odessa
Aunt Martha Adair 1843 1918 dies after devoted church service
Aunt Martha Adair of Lima township dies at 74 years in the family farm home near Lorain. Born Martha Ann Ross in Scott county Illinois she taught school and helped establish the Lorain Church of Christ. Survived by five children ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. funeral conducted by H O Rocks with a double quartet.
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Martha Adair
Martha Ann Ross
Willam
Martha (Allen) Ross
Scott County
Illinois
Hancock County
Iinois
Richard A. Adair
Abiah
Susannah Adzir
Lima Township
Keene
Alfaretta
Beulah
Alfaretta Curless
William H
Loraine
Joseph F
Quincy
Margaret Hamilton
Carthage
Martha
Christ
Breckenridge
Bilder Mack
Church of Christ
State Missionary Society
Jones
Champaign
Ladies’ Aid
Adair
Banday
Pittsfield Odd Fellows Celebrate Ninety Ninth Anniversary
Pittsfield lodge No. 95 Independent Order of Odd Fellows marked the ninety ninth anniversary with a flag dedication for five members in service. Past Grand Master A Otis Arnold gave the principal address. Music by the Pittsfield orchestra accompanied the event. Other notes include local visits, a church aid sale, and a Red Cross benefit planned for May 3. The will of George Lake is filed for probate, with substantial real estate and a large farm to Elizabeth Lake and Elizabeth Brown, plus equal personal property to wife and daughter.
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Pittsfield
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
W. J. Williams
Lee Capps
A. Otis Arnold
Quincy
Alvin Dean
James Ervin
Homer Conrad
Ray Kelley
Jacob Bowers
Bert Binns
St Louis
W. 8. Binns
William R. Rogers
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Forrest Kindred
Alton
W. E. Williams
Liberty Loan
Detroit
Ethel Storck
Falirview School
Red Cross
Pittsfield Lodge No. 4
Odd Fellows and Colfax Rebekah Lodge No 88
Daughters of Rebekah
J. C. Brown
George Lake
Elizabeth Lake
Fairmount Township
Elizabeth Brown
Lake
Mary Crump Taylor
California
J. A Rose
Csloride Bints
Moberly
W. 8. Binne
Thelma Pleases In Orpheum Cast Production
Thelma produced by Orpheum cast pleases audiences with one of the season’s prettiest plays. Reach delivers a powerful Olaf Saldmar portrayal, Steward shines as a new company member, and the balance of the cast plus stage effects earn high praise from a full house.
Schmid Case Continued in El Paso Trial
Miss Katherine Schmid’s Burlington train case on the border, involving alleged attempts to obtain military information from American soldiers, was continued on motion by her attorneys until October. The court noted the phrase good intentions would be worth more if a man could get them cashed.
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REDS
Cardinals
Niehoff Hornsby
Roush
L$ Magee
Cruise
L. Magee
Niehoff
Hornsby
Paullette
Regan
Meadows
Elfer
Earl Craddock
Zybyzko
Dicky Dippy
Phillies
Canals
Europe
CAT Tales
POP
H. O. Rocks
ODD Fellows
Thelma
Orpheum Cast
Pleases
Orpheum
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Quincy, Ill
Red W . Fuehr
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