Alexander Loses Pitchers Battle With Red Star
Grover Cleveland Alexander, back from France, lost to Cincinnati 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel with Ray Fisher. Fisher allowed four hits with strong support. The lone run came in the eighth on a walk, Rehg sacrifice, and Magee double. Scoring by innings shows Cincinnati tally in the eighth. Key hits included Manes and Hoflocher for Chicago. Errors and base on balls favored Cincinnati. Alexander took the loss, Fisher the win.
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Cihicago
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
France
Cincinnati
Ray Fisher
Fisher
Groh
Rehg
Magee
Cyneminatroc
Manes
Hoflocher
Reda
Barber
Paskert
Doubie
Barsey Fisher
Rath
Rarieet
Danbert
Rarnden
Chica
Ferst
Chicago
Mexander
Ore Alexander
Soin
Ooff Carter
Ban
Mesxander
Pilver Lesing
Fourteen Starters Named for Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Fourteen three year olds were named to start in the forty fifth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The mile and a quarter race carries 320000 in added money and is expected to be highly competitive with heavy rain possibly yielding a slow track. Eternal, Billy Kelly, and Sir Barton are noted contenders with Vindex drawing strong support. The Derby record stands at 208 3-5.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
United States
Lee
Eternal
To Wo McCtellanel
Kesineton
Othe
Billy Kelly
Sir Barton
Vindex
Company E Wins Opener In Industrial League Clash
Company E defeats opponents 2 to 0 at Athletic Field after a strong pitching effort and solid defense. Pheinty pitched well for the soldiers while Hecox started on the mound for the Y, later relieved by Merkel. Campbell umpired as Go. BL Cl and Otis Elevator shop teams were slated to play at 8:00 this afternoon.
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Ompany EO
Ater
Y. Mo Almine
Pheinty
Hecox
Merkel
Marrett
Zumstep
Eo Campbell
Son. Gabel
Yoo
BL Cl
Otis Elevator Shop
Fie
Kaine
High School Basketball Scores Across Multiple Cities
In a compact roundup the bulletin lists results from several games: Peoria beat Bloomington, Moline defeated Rockford, and Evansville posted a wins count. Other lines reference Wichita and Peoria chain scores, with scattered abbreviations and partial team names.
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Peoria
Bloomington
Moline
Rockford
Yoerre Pbeute
Evansville
Champaign High Wins Meet In Jacksonville
Champaign High won the fourth annual Illinois interscholastic track meet at Illinois field, scoring 35 points to top SpringField 26 and Urbana tied for third with 16. Champaign’s Major won the individual cup with 14 points, taking first in the 120 yard high hurdles and first in the 220 yard low hurdles. Harry Call of Hints coached as referee and starter.
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Dacksonville
Thos
Champaign
Pgh
Ahnois College
von Uhnois Field
Springfield
Urbana
Pahavra
Major
Chiampanma
Harry Call
Varsity of Hints
Ant
Award 20 Crosses To Heroes Of Our Forces
Washington May 100. Award of Distinguished service crosses to twenty officers and men of the American Expeditionary Forces for acts of extraordinary heroism announced by the War Department. Six crosses were awarded posthumously. Recipients include Private Charles G. Carlson of Chicago and Private Alberts Callewaert of Detroit, with several other Chicago residents named.
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Washington
War Department
Priotes
Charles G. Carlson
West 2Th St. Chicaygo
Joseph Lukas
Termitage Ave
Chicago
Pagnel Jakeberg
Berwyn Ave
Alberts Callewaert
Detroit
Mich
Crippled Plane Reaches Chatham Harbor After Sighting
The Navy seaplane N C 4, missing since Thursday, was towed into Chatham harbor by motor boat from the Chatham aviation station at 3 30 this Friday morning. Crew say they were comfortable and spent the night on a calm sea. Only one engine functioned, the other disabled on the Rockaway leg of the journey.
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Chatiam
Mass
Naval
Chatham Harbor
Chatham Aviation Station
Rockaway
You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh
An old advertisement for S S S claims catarrh is a blood infection and promotes Swift Specific Company’s S S S as a permanent cure. It promises purification of the blood, relief from throat mucous, nasal irritation, bad breath, and hawking. It mentions free medical advice from the company and lists Atlanta Georgia address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
S. S
Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Gia
Hair Raising Thrills In a New Serial Film
A Universal serial The Red Glove debuts at Quines theater next Monday starring Marc Walcamp and Pat O Malley with director Z Po McGowan. The first episode teems with action from a runaway pig to a wagon train ambush and a cliff tumble ending in a wrecked wagon and tangled dead horses.
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Quines
Marc Walcamp
Pat OeMalley
Z. Po McGowan
Dolores de Reyes
Rearn Thode
Limasite
Caliente
Ninth District Victory Loan reaches quota over top
WINNEAPOLIS May 10 The ninth federal reserve district has gone over the top in the victory loan campaign. A RR Rogers district chairman reports a district quota of 157 1/2 million dollars has been passed. County chairmen indicate South Dakota Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin are oversubscribed and Minnesota North Dakota and Montana near or exceeding their allotments.
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Winneapolis
Federal Reserve
RR. Rogers
Chairiais
Treasury Department
Washington
Rogers
South Dakota
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Police escort O'Brien from Spokane to St Louis after arrest
Spokane Washington May 10 police officers arrived Friday with John O'Brien arrested last week in Centralia Washington in connection with the attempted robbery and murder April 14 at St Louis of Henry Becke. They departed for St Louis with O'Brien.
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Spokane
Wich
St. Louis
John O'Brien
Centralia
Wash
Henry Becke
St. Leouis
O'Brien
Veterans Denounce Chicago Mayor in National Caucus
In St Louis on May 10 the American Legion caucus rejected a prohibition vote, denounced Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson as unpatriotic, and chose Minneapolis as the next convention city. Nebraska urged not to impugn Chicagoans patriotism. Col Luke Lea introduced a resolution praising Chicago. Private P C Calhoun of Bridgeport was named third vice chairman.
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St.louis
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Minneapolis
Soldiers’ Sailors and Marines Organization
National Guard
Resolutions Committee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Thompson
J. F. J. Herbert
Masachuetts
Nebraska
Bill Thompson
Debn PL Cummings
Chicas
Herbert
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Fran
Germany Plans Fight Over Saar And Danzig
PARIS May 9 The German delegates to the peace talks reportedly push to bear reparations only for damage in northern France and Belgium while preparing to battle over the Saar valley Danzig former colonies and military occupation. Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau reportedly seeks talks with the German Austrian delegates on arrival at St Germain. An allied delegate noted his attempt to place responsibility on others was coolly received by Lloyd George and Wilson.
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Paris
France
Belgium
Alles
Saar
Danzig
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Berlin
St Germaine
Echo de Paris
Count von Brockdorff-Ranteau
Germany
Universal Brotherhood
Allid
Associated Powers
Lloyd George
Wilson
Woodland Cemetery Officers Elected For Year
The Woodland Cemetery association named new officers and directors at its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. TL Do Woodruff heads the board with S. Bo Montgomery as treasurer and E. W. King as secretary. The executive committee includes Wilcox, Lawrence Wells and Woodruff. Reports show year ending May 1, 1919 with receipts of $4,054.50 and $2,185.06 in bank. Plan a concrete driveway into Sycamore Hollow and mark off Block 18 for about 80 graves with 40 new trees. No improvements planned on city land turned over to the association.
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AIL
Woodland Cemetery Association
Chamber of Commerce
TL Do Woodruff
George Wells
S. Bo Montgomery
Lawrence Wells
C. W. Breitwiecer
D. F. Wilcox
FE. O W. King
UC Lawrence Wells
T. Do Woodruff
SB Montgomery
E. W. King
Wilcox
J. D Woodruff
Sycamore Hollow
Jefferson Street
Fifth Street
Indian Mounds Park
Lankford Linked to Hotel Escape in Local Murder Case
Detective Koch links Lankford to a Newcomb Hotel left unpaid after a couple using the names Frank Morgiar and wife vanished by fire escape. A train platform photo tied them to Lankford. relics lost in headquarters move hinder the probe into Licht murder and related shootings. Women companions are now a focus.
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Mreneis Chirenem
Cocatem Tankford
Cquincy
Cheorge Roel
Koch
Morgiar
Ame
Gordon
Koeh
Lienkford
Lankford
County Dail
Goamb
Ted
Newcomb
Ranma
Lankford Brothers
Francis Lankford
Licht
Frank Vacha
Robert Bumster
Simmons
Wits New Admitt
Two More Recruits Enlist In The Army
George A. Dickson of Palmyra and William E. McDade of Bushnell join Army with Sergeant John Lunsford. They will travel to Peoria for final exams and training in infantry and engineers. Recruitment calls for ages 15 to 21 with legal age proof and notes on construction work and master engineer pay scales.
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George A. Dickson
Palmyra
William E. McDade
Bushnell
John Lunsford
Peoria
Dickson
France
United States
Lamisford
Former policeman joins car company and city hires
George Steinbrecher, ex night petrol driver for the police, takes a post with Ouin ey Street railway. Patrick Rines, a new appointment under Mayor O'Brien, awaits salary figures before taking office. Matt Ryan, new switchboard operator and police clerk, returns from Kansas City funeral and will begin next Monday. Chief of Detectives Fred Scharnhorst plans eight hour shifts and rotation of detectives next week to cover day and night periods. Mayor O'Brien to appoint another detective, likely next Monday, with daily schedules to be adjusted for efficiency.
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George Steinbrecher
Ouiney Street Railway
Patrick Rines
Po Jo O'Brien
Matt Ryan
Kansas City
Fred Scharnhorst
Mayor O'Brien
Scharnhorst
Q PAYS CITY FIREMEN $200 FOR BRIDGE FIRE
The B and Q railroad sent $200 to Chief George Marriott of the fire department for services during the fire on the Burlington bridge across the Mississippi River. The payment, per law, goes to the firemen's pension fund except $10 paid to Albert Burlingame for keeping a boat in operation below the bridge to rescue any firemen who may fall into the water.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that reaches mucous linings through the blood to treat catarrh and Eustachian tube inflammation. Claims deafness results from a blocked tube and warns of permanent hearing loss if not treated. Offers one hundred dollars for any cure it cannot achieve and notes five cent price with free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Merkle
Killefer
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Ripley
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Woodland Cemetery
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Army
CAR Company
Society of Ladies
Congressman Jearng
Chevrolet
Clough-Reihm Co
18Th and Broadway
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Quincy
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Maine St
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Republic Trucks
Goodrich Solid
Willard
Morris Adler-Mouller Company
North Avenue
Bennett Garage and Machine Co
Maine Street
Colling Plow Company
Sixth Avenue
Clough-Reihm Company
Sth
Broadway
Dillon's
Bog Broadway
East Mud
Lise-Lahampshire Street
Geise
Massie and Sons
North Street
Pinkleman-Clarke Co
Pinkleman Barry Company
Quincey Vulcanizing Company
Jersey St
South Side Garage and Machine Co
South Street
Vermont Street
A. H. Beckgerd
State Street
Heidbreder Brothers
State Streets
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