Five Running Races At Baldwin Park Draw Large Crowd
The final day features five running events with crowds large and races closely matched. Hallie McGreagor wins the 2:17 pace. other top finishers include Un, Esther The Great, and Lady Molly in varied heats. Tomorrow’s card offers mile and shorter sprints, with five heats planned and entries strong.
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Baldwin Park
Guiney
Hallie McGreagor
Red Major
J. B. Reynolds
Kansas City
Lady Moll
Red Lac
Seth Cook
Mt. Hamil
Iowa
Esther the Great
Peter the Great
Amos Bosworth
Lady Molly
Fred Cannon
Washington
Noble Aubrey
Captain Aubrey
A. L. Thomas
Omaha
Neb
Louis W
Silico
G. M. Hatch
Dr. B. P
Red Heart, Jr
W. Parmeter
Kennsburg Oil
Graham Bellini
Bellini
F. Martin
Tulsa
Okla
Alexander
Miss Ophelia Peter
George W. Foster
Alexander, T
Green
Royal Earl
the Earl
J. B. Compton
Augusta
Ill
Robert Earl
Russell Earl
T. E. Jefferson
Clayton
Mose Finch
Silver Finch
F. G. Warden
Des Moines
Miss Lucky
Dixie Gem
Hall Comet
Athletic Girl
Bill Nye
Helma
Sordello
Flying Alroy
Bob Logan
Mary Lyons
Amber
Scissors
Sidney Love
Little Memphis
Princess Berand
the Hermit
Colfax
Todding
Carl Robert
Carriage Club Standings and Horse Races Report
The listing shows horse names, owner and trainer initials, color and gait, sire and dam, and catalog numbers with race times. Notable entries include Noble Aubrey, Louis W, Dr. E. P., and Miss Ophelia Peter, with times ranging from 2:13 1-4 to 2:24, and purses noted at $200 and $300.
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Ger
Cannon
Fred L
Nappy
Fred
Massey
Tom Montgomery
Harris Starlight
Hatch
Black Dela
Black Dillon
van Damme
Austin
Byron Lockheart
Lockheart
LeClaire
Missouri
Earl
the Earl
Green
Noble Aubrey
Captain Aubrey
Thomas
Louis W
Silico
Dr. E. P
Red Heart
Predmore
Graham Bellini
Bellini
Miller
Emeline
Exalted
Ervin
Lady Paronhurst
Paronhurst
Harris
L.T. PF
Boston
Prince
Allen
Virginia Watts
Carina Watts
McCoy
List of Names and Codes from Camp Po 1995
A fragmentary roster lists Homer M. Smith at Camp Po in 1995 with entries including Charles George Richfield, Raymond H. Shepherd A 300, Albert Arthur Brackensick 401 ZO 450, 278 Otho Obediah Turner Lot 1021, Orville Decker Clayton 1622 and Victor B Sego Quincy.
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Homer M. Smith
Camp Po
Charles George
Richfield
Raymond H. Shepherd
Albert Arthur Brackensick
Otho Obediah Turner
Lot
Orville Decker
Clayton
Victor B. Sego
Quincy
Roy E. Walton
Liberty
Frank M. McFarland
Camp Point
Edmund Gabel
Loraine
Charles E. Forrest
John Wietholder
Riverside
Arthur C. Morton
Honey Creek
Albert R. Neumann
Ole D. Sharholtzer
Harvey G. Keppner
Augusta
Nelson Haskins
Raymond G. Sykes
Beverly
Albert L. Wagg
Joseph A. Rossmiller
Fowler
Earl Nowell
Payson
Roy Jackson Helford
Stanley J. Cooper
Charles H. Amen
Emmet Erke
Eugene W. Crough
Meyer
Henry H. Schone
Golden
Edward IT. Althoff
Augustus Hopson
Adams
John A. Tana
Oliver L. Grossman
Andrew Lee Gramke
Frank J. Holtschlag
Raymond Pettit
Glen van Nosdall
Charles Edward Smith
Ursa
Lester F. White
la Prairie
Willis J. Meyer
Jefferson R. Robertson
Marblehead
Charles Edgar Law
Kellerville
Elzara Carpenter
Ienry M. Aden, Sr
Douglas William Shipe Lima
Edward A. Hemme
Lewis C. Williams Clayton
John K. Phillips
Ralph Lills Morton
Charles W
Dedert
Chester Verner Tripp
Meadow
Marion Elwood Clark
Willie Daniel Geibert
Ernie Roy Spur
Jesse Earl Nichols
Elmer Parn
Theodore B. Roetters
Biga R. Baker
Frank L. Huffman
Baylis
Earl Myers
Lima
Leonard F. Hyer
Walter Hastings
Ray W. Reed
Clarence Stockman
Samuel E. Tilton
Columbus
Louis Frese
John Henry Pinepot
Mendon
Walter Theodore Meyer
Adams Star Route
Elmer W. Amen
Arthur W. Echternkamp
Clifford Leroy Dick
London
Elmer Johnson Mohrman
Harry Speirs
Paul R. Myers
Paloma
Harry Clifford Little
James W. Foster
Barry
Loren McKee
Plainville
John William Vinson
Joseph Holschlag
Erhart C. Unglaub
Clarence Smith
Coatsburg
Eleon G. Bowker
Roy J. Pierce
Joseph Nicholas Zanger
Henryy Clark
Bowen
Emery Heinecke
John A. Sharp
Otto Lightle
Edward Remey Newlin
W. Henry Scharnhorst
Chester F. van Dyke
Otha Wilson
Jacob Grotz
H. QO. Larimore
Any
Clarence F. Denum
Paul S. Green
Walter Campbell
George Logsdon
L. E. Baker
Plainvifte
William F. Reuter
Charles Raymond Whitefield
Lawrence J. Vogel
Stanley G. Ehrgott
Cloyd C. Ellsworth
Henry G. Bienhoff
George Anderson Hardy
Wallace Howell Bruner
Henry Buhre
Edward Fracht
William B. Koch
Herman Bergman
Edward Brackley
Leslie George White
James Emerson Robertson
Charles R. Lindsey
John E. Sherman
Grover Campbell
Carl Jackson
Elmer L. Stewart
Hult
Walter Waite
Aubrey G. Strickler
Elmer G. W. Schnesberger
Ross McNay
William Heidbreder
Charles M. Reichert
John A. Thompson
E. M. Goldenstein
Robert S. Turner
Sylvester I. Kamphaus
Clyde Anderson
G. B. Thaen
Frank Worley
Walter Dedert
Fred Henry Heberlein
Earl A. Predmore
J. P. Leigh
Harry C. Cannon
Lester R. Haisting
Tony Ira Forest
Roy Snyder
John G. Goodschoal
George H. Daugherty
Washington manager disputes Cobb miscall after loss to Detroit
DETROIT held the edge as Washington manager Clark Griffith clashed with umpire O Loughlin after a close Detroit game that Cobb’s base on balls helped seal. Griffith challenged the decision, while O Loughlin denied any error in the third strike call. Eight hits in a day marked Martini’s prolific showing for Charles City in a Fort Dodge doubleheader.
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Detroit
Clark Griffith
Washington Americans
Griff
Washington
Cobb
O'Loughlin
Griffith
Nationals
Silk
Fort Dodge
Martini
Charles City Club
Central Association
River Ripples Steamboat Movements Reported Friday
Government steamboat Nauvoo hauled hydraulic dredge Taal and quarterboat 534 from the bay on Friday while Keokuk carried on a Burlington Quincy run near Quincy. Quincy steamer moved through Friday afternoon after 5 PM en route from St Paul to St Louis. The piece ends with a bennett about happiness tied to others’ unhappiness and a remark on human conduct verses.
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Nauvoo
Keokuk
Quincy
Burlington-Quincy
St. Louis
St. Paul
Summer Disorders From Impurities in Blood
Summer fatigue stems from blood impurities. S. S. S. is advertised as a reliable tonic and blood cleanser, claiming to renew vitality and appetite. The ad urges readers to request literature and free medical advice from Swift Specific Co., Atlanta.
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Swift Specific Co
Dept
T-62
Atlanta, Ga
Adv
Baseball Scores From Crowded Telegraph Lines
Telegraph wires carried crowded draft numbers and the baseball scores only. National and American League results list Chicago Boston Pittsburgh New York St Louis Philadelphia Washington and others with batteries and pitchers named. includes scattered local names and a long list of individual players and points from Adams and several nearby towns.
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Philadelphia
Cineipnart Wheels
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American Lenpuc
C Tales
Boston
Cleveland
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St. Louis
Washington
Hesnita Versterday
Chyo Ty Bost
Chgo
York
St. I
Phila
Ted A
Cinn
Bklyn
Games Today
National
Choat Bost
Bost
Wash
St. Ys. Pius
Det
Broat
R.uw.e
Chicago
Vaughn
Carter and Wilson
Nehf
Tragresser
R.H.E
Carlson, Jacobs
Fischer
Benton and Gibson
Meadows
Snyder
Alexander and
Williser
Cincinnati
Regan and
Clarke
Marquard and Meyers
Seecee
Foster
Pennock
Jones
Thomas
Cicotte
Schalk
R.W.E
Gallia
Ainsmith
Davenport
Severeid
Brief Personal Items and Local Visitors in Quincy
Delaplain’s ad appears on page 8 as locals note visits in Quincy Friday. Ben Lovelace of Palmyra, Lawrence Hudson of Loraine, William Donley of Camp Point, Jack Lusk of Chicago, Paul Pickering of Springfield, Reid Whipple, and William Hartzell and family are listed among visitors or residents. Corset ads for Won’t Rust models highlight prices from 69c to 1.25. Dr Warren Pearce and family were in town, with travel to New York for service after Friday. Ice dealers, a Blessing hospital visit, changes at the Quincy Power boat club, Beulah Patterson visiting Loraine, and H C Dunan’s Booneville trip round out the item.
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Delaplain
Ben Lovelace
Palmyra
Quincy
Stannus
Meyer-Wilms Co
William Hartzell
Carthage
Hartzell, Green and Cavanagh
St. Mary’s Hospital
Paul Pickering
Springfield
Reid Whipple
Warren Pearce
New York
South 10Th St
Blessing Hospital
R. M. Comiskey
South Tenth Street
Wiliam Drewell
Quincy Power Boat Club
John Martin
Beulah Patterson
Loraine
H. C. Dunan
Otto Wurl
Booneville
Quincy's Pulse Sew For Red Cross In Chapel
The Melrose chapel opens Wednesdays 9 to 5 for women of the church and neighborhood to sew for the Red Cross. On the first day over twenty women participated, with Miss Edna Kiem and an assistant in charge, the Quincy chapter providing materials.
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Red Cross
Melrose Chapel
Edna Kiem
Quincy
Men of Registration Age Placed in Army Recruiting
May 1 1917 militia reports show enlisted men not yet raised due to age. Corporal Leonard Sheppard receives telegram to accept men of that age and hold them until further notice. H J Wempen of the navy receives word to enlist only under the age limit until the overage rule is clarified.
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Army
Leonard Sheppard
H. J. Wempen
Navy
J Adams seriously injured in Columbus area auto crash
Dr Miller reported late night that J. Adams, near Columbus, was injured Thursday in a car accident about three miles southeast of Columbus. He suffered spinal injuries with paralysis from the chest, and Akers of Columbus was also involved. recovery chances are poor due to complications.
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J. E. Miller
J. 4
Columbus
Cous
Akers
Vernon Williams Pneus and Illness Report
Vernon Williams and relatives are mentioned in a garbled report with references to rheumatism and typhoid pneumonia. The text cites Tom Williams associated with Great Lakes training and a return home on Broadway. Roxie Ree is noted as a daughter during a spring event.
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Verton Williams
Sieson
Airs
Tom Williams
Great Lakes
Broadway
John Pickup Dies While Preparing Market Vegetables
John Pickup, aged 60, collapsed Friday morning while preparing vegetables for market in Pittsfield. He was found dead by his wife and children. an old bachelor comment about love’s sweetness is noted in the fragmentary text.
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John Pickup
Pittsfield
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Walter L. Beckman
James Allen Mason
Chayton
Joseph Marion Fredmore
Bennet Franklin Seals
Clarence J. Bottriff
Edward Frank Obert
Edward W. Simon
Arthur Eugene Farrel
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William C. Locke
Edwin W. Johnson
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Floyd L. Morton
Claude R. Gerald
Arthur Calvin Foster
Alois N. Deitrich
Benjamin Harrison Burnett
Harry Sittler
Harry Sherrick
Albert R. Cline
Henry J. Arend
Lewis E. Garrison
Leo Siebers
Sidney Deterding
Joseph R. Anderson
Elmer G. Fengel
August Loos
Clarence
Dolphin B. Baker
William Colonel Martin
George Aden
William Henry Burns
William O. Crim
Albert Gilbert
Jesse Artz Wells
Lester G. Hinchee
Ralph A. Warren
Carl Clarence Clapper
Frank H. Shriver
Joseph W. Steincamp
Jesse Abner Beghtel
Lammert J. Redenius
John W. Becht
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William J. Covert
Fred Rippel
Bert Johnson
George L. Martin
John Ll. Voorhis
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Floyd D. Omer
Henry L. Rosenkoetter
Isrnest H. Sommers
Stanley R. Marshall
Floyd C. De’Less
Herschel D. Hill
Elmer Ray Weihl
Frank P. Wagg
Henry Stillflew
Walter R. Merte
Willam Dengerson, Jr
Theodore Roth Lutener
George William Sauble
George William Eber
John E. Paben
Camp T Point
Grover E. Viar
Alonzo McPerl
Fred Martin Beghtel
Walter L. Sc
Frank A. Klitz
William RB
H. Dirks
L. W. Robinson
Willie Davis
Martin McPike
Edward
Artin Oetting
Joe Lyerly
John H. Wiskirchen
Charles Harris
Albert Henry Mader
Alexander K. Turner
Stillwell
William J. Biddle
John C. Meyer
Henry B. Beckers
Emil Schoch
Justin T. Myers
Fred A. Wever
William M. Harness
Albert R. Rowbothan
Frank H. Fessler
Edward H. Berndsen
Henry Genebacher
Louis F. Triefenback
Fred J. Price
Waldo Shaff
C. D. Morrison
Joseph Edward Rieger
Frank House
Wilter J. Peters
Leonard J. Rossmiller
Hai.a Ihmen
Richard L. Eicken
Robert A. McFarland
Charles R. Wiskey
Claude Herbert Seiz
Quincy Star Route
Maurice Wand
James Edgar White
Lester W. Stipe
Everett B. Miller
Plainvills
Clark Hoskins
John M. Gillis
Orin White
Henry R. Heins
Clarence A. Casley
August E. Kasperie
Joseph G. Ogle
Craig Atterback
Albert L. Smith
John W. Duncan
Elzie Kimbell
George W. Sierly
William FP. Sivertsi
Clement J. McCarl
George H. Erke
Arthur J. Zimmerman
W. F. Hurnke
Frank W. Funk
George W. Frazier
Charles D. Marx
James B. Miller
Camp
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James Miller
Robert S. Stickly
Charlie C. Duncan
Milton H. Hofmeister
Russell Wilkins
Samuel B. Gainer
Herman Rademecher
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John W. McConnell
Harry D. Mixer
Eul
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Mende
Alvin N. Heaton
Harry B. Thomas
Eni W. Bates
Harvey L. Scott
Francis M. Stout
Emery S. Simmonds
George Edward Uhland
Theodore J. Becks
Carl Hamilton
Arthur H. Mittelberg
Elmer M. Aden
Roy A. Morton
Raymond E. Kircher
John L. Marshall
Floyd E. Plowman
Thomas H. Megown
James A. Tobin
Rudolph A. Rottmann
Bert E. Adair
Charles W. Fenton Ursa
Willie August Beihl
Neil Zehender
Hugh E. Reeder
Samuel Thomas Willard, Jr
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Amos Kauffman
Lawrence Terry
Edward Weillbracht
Christie Powell
Walter Krutmeier
Raymond Sloniver
William T. Gobell
Kirk Smith
Roy Xavier Gray
Lafayette Nicholson
Ivan WB. Frankel
Marvin P. Detitt
C. David Loos
Clarence Moore
Frank Phillip Kauffman
Rufus Bennett Putman
Ellington
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