Sailor baseball team to play in Hannibal Sunday
Secretary Hoffman of the Hannibal club announced a game next Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock with Tom Ward s Sailor team of St Louis. A possible Saturday date remains. The season schedule also lists Mexico Quincy Moose and Tom Lenane s Quincy club with multiple games through June. Manager Hart Walker aims to field a strong semi pro squad and book top out of town teams only.
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Hoffman
Hannibal Baseball Club
Tom Ward
Sailor
St. Louis
Hannibal
Ward
Brookfield
Mexico
Tpleffman
Quincy Moose
Hanmibal Diane
Tom Lenane
Quincy
Hart Walker
Nervous Prostration Patient Endorses Pinkham Remedy
In Binghamton New York a user describes long lasting nervous prostration and reports full recovery after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement touts the product as a standard remedy for female ills and invites letters for confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia FE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia KE
Oy Lynn, Mass
Team prepares for next game versus St Louis Sailors
Members hold stiff practice two or three afternoons weekly and expect to be in fine fettle for the upcoming fray with the St. Louis Sailor team.
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St. Louis
Teachers Named By School Board At Hannibal Meeting
At a HannibalBoard of Education meeting 41 teachers were elected for junior high and elementary schools for the 1920 21 term. Seventeen junior high and twenty four elementary teachers were selected with one more to be named later. total salaries equaled 47070, below the budget. E T Miller re elected high school principal at 2160. Frankie Connell re named at 1600 with half from the state. High school teachers and principals to be elected Friday night.
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Hannibal Board of Education
Whits
Catherine Fry
Ada Seibel
Jessie May Lane
Fidella Martz
Agnes Mathews
Beatrice Shuck
Mastie Wilhelm
Geraldine McElroy
Iane Smith
Mabel Holevint
Opal Moore
Margaret Kirkland
Clara Marshall
Helen Johnson
Gertrude Smith
Mabel Garner
Wilma Sanderson
Tew Seibel
Gave Mudra
NeHe Henderson
Viola Levett
Vinnie Vouk
Margaret McCarty
Alec Forsythe
L. McCartney
Frankie Connell
Masons To Have a Special Meeting Tonight
St Johns Lodge No 28 of the Masons will hold a special meeting tonight in the Masonic Temple. First degree work will be conferred upon a class of 15 candidates. The Judge plans to send a large defecation to Burlington Iowa on May 22 for St Johns lodge to confer the third degree on several candidates for Des Maines Lodge No 1.
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St. John’s Lwlue No. 28
Masons
Masonic Temple
Burlington
St. John's Lodge
Des Maines Lodge No
Brakemen Sent to Casper on Burlington Railroad
Raymond Mills of Fulton Avenue and William McOwan Jr of Vailey Street have gone to Casper Wyo for transfer as brakemen on the Burlington. They will work under former trainmaster Whistler of the Hannibal division. Whistler was moved to the Casper division weeks ago.
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Raymond Mills
Fulton Avenues
Wiliam McOwan, Jr
Vailey Street
Casper, Wye
Burlington
Whistler
Hannibal
Casper
Suit to break will of Ola A Forrest in Hannibal case
A suit in Springfield IL contests the will of Ola A Forrest who died in 1919 leaving an estate estimated at 30000 to 75000 dollars. Plaintiff claims to be her sister Rose R Gordon. Dollie Tinsley is named as a beneficiary and defendant. The will directs limited legacies to Dollie Tinsley and to charity, with William Evans and Charles W Compton as beneficiaries of various properties.
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Ola Forrest
Hannibal
Springfield
Forrest
Rose R. Gordon
Dollie Tinsley
Bird Street
Qla Forrest
Joseph M
Sarah L. Smith
Eighth and
Jefferson Streets
Charles W. Compton
William T. Evans
Crowded Hannibal Circus Delivers Busy Shows
Yankee Robinson circus drew large crowds in Hannibal with two performances and postponed parade due to late arrival. Police guarded grounds to deter pickpockets as rumors of roustabouts demanding higher wages circulated. first Hannibal appearance in two years.
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Robinson Cress
Hannibal
Fort Madison
Liarmibal Aml
City v
Henry Clarris
Quincey
Vote To Reduce The Police Force In Hannibal
Two officers will be removed from the Hannibal police department after a Monday night city council vote of seven to four. Alderman F B R Clay was absent. Seven aldermen supported the reduction while four opposed. The force now stands at ten police officers plus the night captain. The police board is expected to let the council choose which officer will leave. The motion's adoption sparked considerable debate among aldermen.
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Hannnibal
F. BR. Clay
Storr
Mueller
Conlon
Williams
Schnitzer
Simmons
Mahan
Buikley
Saxbury
Gleason
Featherstone
Mouons
Harold Cole 15 Dies in Hannibal
Funeral services for Harold James Cole 15 son of Mr and Mrs Earl Cole will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from the family residence conducted by Rev James Q Moore pastor of the South Side Christian church Burial will be in Riverside cemetery The boy had been ill nine days and leaves his parents and one brother William 11 The father is a machinist at Burlington railroad shops.
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Harold James Cole
Earl PL Cole
Birch Street
James Q. Moore
South Side
Maplewood
Flay Thrig
Mra
Thrig
Scheol
Emma Omer
Quines
Win, Jones
Jennie Strickier
Galesbury
Frank Roberts
Pansy Adams
Bloomineston
Snetderle
Caumyp Point
New Sanitarium
Quincy
Fiverett Beckett
Lola MacParland
Rosella Earthman
York
John Griswold
Elizabeth Pr
Harry Downing
Charles Kemp
Dew Moines
Goldie Woodward
Guincy
Alvin A. Garrett
BR. ¢. Boger
Mollie Garrett
Carrie Garrett
Christian Church
Margaret Gay
Otto Zeiger
Michigan
Earl Todd
Ineom
Wm. Todd
Maplewood High School
The
A. A. Hedmes
Maud Elilie
Martha Dorsett
Howard Knowles
Robal Park Opens With Large Crowd
Robal Amusement company opened Robal Park on Monday night drawing more than 400 attendees amid a packed new dancing pavilion. An eight-piece orchestra provided music for dances starting at 8:30 PM, with the street car system handling the crowd smoothly. The park sits west of Mainland's Field midway between Hannibal and Oakwood.
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Robal Park
Robal Amusement Company
Hannibal
Oakwood
Dr Knight to Speak at Hannibal Chamber Luncheon
Secretary H A Scheidker announced that Dr C P Knight director division of child hygiene Missouri State Board of Health would speak at the regular noonday luncheon Thursday at the Mark Twain hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Scheidker
Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
C. P. Knight
Missouri State Boage of Health
Beaver Funeral Held From Home
Funeral services for Thomas J. Beaver were held from the home at 1225 Ledford Street at 2:80 oclock Tuesday afternoon. Beaver was a retired farmer and was 78 years old.
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Thomas J. Beaver
Ledford Street
Beaver
Public Clinic To Be Established In Hannibal City Hall
A public clinic for treatment and suppression of viral diseases will be set up in the basement of Hannibal City Hall. The city council approved a $750 allocation toward a $4,000 funding goal for the establishment of the institution.
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Hannibal
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
Mildred Harris stars in The Inferior Sex and Charles Cheplin appears in The Rink at the Broadway Star Theater. Feature pictures promise a varied bill with public notices of showings and times at Hannibal venues.
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Hannibal
Star Theater
Mildred Harris
Charles Cheplin
Broadway Star
Browns Pound Sox Hurlers to Win Game
St Louis hammered three Chicago pitchers to take a 12 to 4 victory. Kerr and Heath exited early while Weisman held steady aside from two innings. In New York, Boston fell 6 to 1 as Hoyt lasted five innings and Rom, Posten, and others contributed to the win. Philadelphia edged Washington 6 to 4 behind timely hitting and steady defense as Perry worked on the mound.
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ST. Louis
New York
Hoxton
Boston
Gay
Hoyt
Quinn
Posten Wees
Carre
Walters
Devine
Riel
Athletics
Washington
Philadelphia
Perry
Zachary and
Gharrity
Chicago
Playvers— AB. OR. Ih. Co. A
E. J. Collins
Collins
Jackson
Felsul
Jourdan
Risberg
Schalk
Swerr
Upaig
Meath
Lowdermilk
McClehain
Aimee
St Lanis
Pia
Austin
Gedean
Ty Tobin
Seth
Williams
Ee Jacobson
Billings
Gerber
Nebo Rahe
Weilman
Deeriah Ciments
Lewder Milk
Louis
Nee
Jacksion
Eedean
Tofiedean
Stelen
Kerr Weisman
Williames
Weaver Eunassistesdh
Gedeon
Sisler
Ter
I Chienge
Ets Leys da
Werr
Loowdermilk
Woeilman
Kerr Jywn
Heath
Taewelermilk
Kerr
Weisman
Piteler
Pipires Owens
Che
Toney
Causey
LeBourveauw
Tuattert
Douglas
E. Smith
Wernert
Witherow
Cincinnati Wins Chase Game After Chicago Streak Break
Cincinnati ends a losing skid by defeating Chicago 6 to 4 in a tense chase game. Carter led early scoring, Ring pitched six frames, Luque relieved, and Parker and Martin contributed in the late innings as Cincinnati gains momentum against Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Chivengou
Carter
Hing
Cubs
Luque
Cutter
Martin
Jack Carter
Koherteen
Keush
Whepf
Bressler
Jierzug
Loeft
Chiiengo
Ring Soff Jaugque di Ooff
Parttey
Ore Ring
Ruether Nene
Carter G In
Jeff Martin
Do Orpning
Vy Otmone Im Jouning
Luether
Ring
Jasing
Vinghes
Bogler
Moran
Paris jockey Robin son sold in Louisville for 25000
Louisville May 4 Edward KF Sims of Paris Kentucky purchased the contract of 1b BK Lester of Louisville for the services of jockey QNff Robinson for 25000. Robinson said the contract with Mr. Lester a year and held him for three years for 20000.
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Louisville
Edward Kf, Sims
Paris
BK. Lester
Qnff Robinson
Robinson
Lester
Baseball Standings and Scores Reported Tuesday
National League results show Chicago 4 Cincinnati 5 and New York 5 Philadelphia 4 with rain affecting Brooklyn Boston. American League entries list Detroit 2 Cleveland 1, Boston 1 New York 6, Philadelphia 6, Washington 4, Chicago 4, St Louis 12. Other leagues include Indianapolis 6 Toledo 0, Louisville 1 Columbus 6, Kansas City 6 with Minneapolis Milwaukee 2 and St Paul 3, and Three-league Rock Island 2 Peoria 7 Bloomington 1 Moline 6. No further games recorded.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis & Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island
Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Ocean
St Louis Wee
Minneapolis pitcher deserts heats for independent baseball
Roy Hansen of the Minneapolis American association team deserted the heats Tuesday and is reported to have gone to Meloit Wisconsin to play independent baseball.
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Minneabgees
Roy Hansen
Minneapolis American Association
Sai
Meloit
Wis
Schang Reaches Salary Settlement With Red Sox
Boston catcher Walter Schang agreed terms with Red Sox president Harry Frazee on a $12,500 salary after initially refusing to report. The May report notes ongoing contract talks and his status with the Americans.
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New York
Walter
Wally) Schang
Boston Americans
Harry Frazee
Red Sox
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Bessie McCable
Nondias Jordan
Margaret Riorden
Neva Smith
Clara Thompson
Hlesner Wisner
Myrtle Ledford
Jessie Bradley
Margaret Dolan
Grace Lynn
Clara Co Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Emily Treppman
Mary E. Smith
Louise Skansteiner
Heidbreder
Ola A. Forrest
Harold Cole
Dr. Knight
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SOX
Tigers
Teor Orr
Mayo
Cobb
Scaring Tush
Vea Kh
Mievelanad
Bush
Clevelani Ayers
Uulol A. FE
Chapman
Speaker
Smith
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Ab Bees
A Johnston
AL Woo A. FE
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Rte
Toby
Eleiimann
Doauss
Har Veach
Rifter
Guaney
Veach
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Lyauss
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Myers
Dauss
Evans
Hildebrand
Ride
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Flack
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Sb Pete
A Buaskert
Robertson
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Hendrix
Lytailey
Rath
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Koopt
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Bing
Moncey
Hunt
Joneses
POP
MR. Maginis
Pat Owand
Ditcher
Schang
E.F. ‘Dun
Illinois
Leopoldina
Havre
Dunne
France
Battle Grounds
Pershing
Panama
Lafevre
Gen
Cutécura Laboratories
Dept
Malden
Maas
120Th St
Park Ave
John A. Welsch
Stern Building
Quincy, N
Parcel Post
Sixpress
American Hat
Optometrists Scotts
Hampshire ST
Quincy’s Optical Store
COTT
Optometrists
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