Cheney Wins Second Battle Of Bill Giving
New York and Chicago split a July 14 doubleheader in New York. Chicago won the east trip's first victory after six straight losses, as Cheney edged Tesreau and Schauer in the pitchers’ duel. Cubs produced two seventh inning runs via a Saier walk Williams single Phelan sacrifice fly Archer three-base hit. First game score 7 1. Second game details continue.
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Phelan
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Merkle
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Snodgrass
Ee Meyers
Deéoin
Grant
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Meyers
Chenery
Phillies Slug For Victory In St Louis Game
Philadelphia defeated St Louis in a hard hitting baseball game highlighted by multiple home runs. The contest showcased strong offensive play from Philadelphia as key slugging performers led the attack.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Coombs returns to beat Reds in ten inings
Brooklyn pitcher Jack Coombs, back after a week with a strained tendon, shut out Cincinnati 2 to 0 in ten innings. Groh doubled for Cincinnati and Williams, a Northwestern league recruit, added their lone run in the fourth. Toney allowed two runs in a duel before Coombs and Miller closed out the N L tilt.
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Wingo
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Bunnies and Masons Play Long Contest in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids on a July date, a 16 inning game ended on darkness with Seibold and Garrett as the pitchers. Seibold struck out 12, Garrett 6, and Cedar Rapids turned five double plays while Eastside baserunners were picked off on most chances. Hofmann sprained an ankle while chasing a hit but stayed to catch. final score called at 0-0.
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Cedar Rapids
Scanlon
Seibold
Garrett
Mason City
Ualls
Eastside
Hofmann
Keokuk Defeats Clinton 3 to 1 on Muddy Field
Keokuk defeated Clinton 3 to 1 on a muddy field. Boyle's men had the breaks as the scoreboard shows Clinton 010 000 000 1 16 and Keokuk 102 000 000 3. Batteries Cooper Evans Brown.
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Waterloo Breaks Losing Streak With 4-3 Win
Waterloo defeats Marshaltown 4 to 3 as Whaley shines on the mound. Errors by Marshaltown contribute to Waterloo’s runs with a final tally of 4 to 3. Batteries Hill and Hammerschmidt for Waterloo, Whaley and Sheldon for Marshaltown.
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Marshaltown
Whaley
Woo Rowe
Marshs
Wee
Thill and
Hammerschmidt Whaley
Sheldon
Federal Baseball League HQ Moves From Chicago to New York
The Federal Baseball League plans to relocate its headquarters from Chicago to New York within two weeks, announced by president James A Gilmore. He said the move is aimed at placing the league’s office nearer its new club, with work ahead for the shift to be completed by January.
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Federal Baseball League
New York
James “A Gilmore
Gilmore
League
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Licageo
Hold-Up in Chicago Loop Ends in Chase and Escape
In Chicago early today an alleged highwayman named William O Connor entered Messengers cafe on North Clark Street and held up cashier Peter Johns, seizing 872 Johns before being chased by policemen. Johns fled through the street shouting for help as O Connor fired his revolver.
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Willam O'Connor
Tuehwaysman
Chicago Loop
Dee Shine
O'Conner
Clark Street
Peter
Johns
Stromboli Wins Belmont Park Suburban Handicap
Stromboli, a 4 year old chestnut gelding from Fair Play St Priscilla, ridden by Turner and carrying 122 pounds, won the classic suburban handicap at Belmont Park. Norse King broke a leg in the crowding incident and was destroyed. Officials kept those placings after a foul claim, with Sam Jackson placing second by a nose over Shop Shooter. Time 2:05 2.5.
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Stromboli
Fair
Norse King
F. B. Lene
Brooklyn
Turner
Nvith Stromboli
L. Parson
W. J. Weber
Dr King's New Discovery Adclaims Cough Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a cheap simple remedy for coughs colds and bronchial and lung ailments. It urges readers to visit a druggist to obtain a bottle and begin treatment immediately for relief and cure.
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Dr. King
Local Oil Maghate Leases Western Land
G A Urban will depart for Ada Oklahoma to drill a leased quarter section for oil and gas, paid 800 cash with royalty to the owner upon success. The tract lies near already productive wells where natural gas is abundant, and drilling will begin soon to pursue potential strong results.
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Ott
Ada
Okla
South Side
Quincy
Hig
Urban
Formal dedication of the new Dixie highway at Watseka
In Watseka Illinois on July 14 the Illinois division of the Dixie highway was formally dedicated Joseph G Cannon former speaker of the national house of representatives turned the first shovel for the project Delegates from surrounding areas attended and most travelers praised the choice of time for the good roads movement despite morning rain the event energizes plans to extend the Dixie highway through Vermilion county with work to be pushed forward
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Illinois
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Vermilion County
Floating Mines Threaten Atlantic Shipping Near Equator
LAS PALMAS July 14 Floating mines drifting in the Atlantic threaten vessels between South America and Europe. The captain of the Argentine steamer Patagonia reported sighting a mine northeast of Brazil at latitude four degrees fifty minutes, longitude 31 degrees five minutes. The mine was moving southwest toward the coast at about one mile per hour, prompting maritime authorities to warn.
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Canary
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Atlantic
South America
Europe
Patagonia
Brazil
Equator
Situation Unchanged in Cadorna Report From Rome
Rome dispatch notes no change in the front as of tonight. The official communication based on General Cadorna's report states the situation remains the same without new details.
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Rome
London
Bud Goodwin to defend titles at Pacific water carnival
Bud Goodwin of the New York A. C. and reigning one mile swimming champion will compete across distance events at the Pansoma Pacific exposition water carnival this summer. The Mercury footer, in racing for seventeen years with fourteen as a national champion, looms as a formidable rival, attracting much speculation on the outcome.
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Bud Goodwin
New York A. C
Mercury Footer
Boston
van Dyke
Circus Men Need No Watch at Hagenbeck Wallace Show
A business crowd notes circus musicians cue each act with distinct tunes and wonders why performers never check their watches. The Hagenbeck Wallace and Hagenbeck Carl Hagenbeck combined giant circus opens with a parade at 10 am and shows at 2 and 8 pm with doors opening an hour earlier.
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Wallace Circus
Carl Hagenbeck Animal Show
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Imperial Shrine establishes temples in four new cities
In Secret session the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine created temples in four cities and issued a dispensation for a fifth not yet effective. Last year dispensations for Mossah temple in Fort Worth and Ansar temple in Springfield became active, while Arabia temple in Houston and Kerbela temple in Knoxville formed after a delay. Roanoke will wait another year.
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Imperial Council of
Mystic Shrine
Mossah Temple
Fort. Worth
Tex
Ansar
Springfield
Arabia Temple
Houston
Kerbela
Knoxville
Tenn
Federation To Free John Lawson Campaign Opens
The American Federation of Labor will do all it can to free John R. Lawson, the labor leader sentenced to life in the Colorado mine war case. Secretary Frank Morrison announced mass meetings are under way nationwide, editorials are appearing in sympathetic papers, and contributions are being collected to support the fight. The federation began its campaign with a circular issued June 3.
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Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
John. R. Lawson
Colorado
Frank Morrison
Carranza Still Favored by Washington Recognition
Washington dispatches report that General Carranza is likely to be recognized by the U S administration after his forces captured Mexico City. Officials acknowledge his recent course has surprised them but avoid denying past doubts about his advisability in Mexican affairs.
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Washington, D.C
Mexico
Washington Administration
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Mexico City
General Revival At Chicago Retail Merchants Meet
Expect revival in business and increased interest in American style creations. Merchants attending the two day Retail Dry Goods Merchants association convention in Chicago heard speakers including State Senator Joana Dailey of Peoria Alfred E Koch of Tolerto president of the national organization John W Farwell of Chicago and others.
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Chicago
Joana Dailey
Peoria
Alfred E. Koch
Tolerto
National Organization
John W. Farwell
Co operation urged to aid rural credits movement
Myron T. Herrick told the National Fertilizer Association in Hot Springs Virginia that government aid is not needed for individuals or private business. He said the remedy for current trouble lies in cooperation between farmers and the best authorities see no emergency requiring government cash or credit.
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Hot Springs
Myron T. Herrick
National Fertilizer Association
Discuss His Successor In Chicago Speculation Rife
In Chicago on July 14 speculation swirled over Archbishop Quigley's successor. Names reportedly under Vatican consideration include Bishop Ryan of Alton Illinois Bishop Althoff of Belleville Illinois and Bishop Muldoon of Rockford.
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Quigley
Middle West
Vatican
Ryan
Alton
Althoff
Bellville
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Rockford
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