Mexico to Play Here on Sunday
An advertisement notes Mexico will play here Sunday with several professional players in a club game. It mentions team preparations, a manager’s comment, and expected fast players from teams including Philadelphia Athletics and the Navy club, with plans for securing paid attendance.
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Mexico
Fermen
Exces Clube
Pharmibad Pe
Sarebes
Ernoon
Rewer
Ferman
Mengecite
Ataladelphia Athletics
Id Buikiey
Aymiy
Tepe
Navy
Sio
Fevon
Peffinion
Forrest Pounding Leather At Dallas
Henry Stein reports from South Main Street as Forrest returns to action after bench time with a broken finger. He aims to hit for a 206 average or better and praises manager Ham Patterson. Grace, a Thai player being tried with Can-delan, awaits league interest as Jack Beatty, Hannibal’s former first baseman, oversees the Three T league debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stein
South Main Street
Arthur Forrest
Hannibal
Momber
Tialias
Feans
Forrest Teil
Penn
Ted
Perrest
Ham Patterson
Stem
Patterson
Chats Grace
Candelan
Lesgue
Jack Beatty
Hannib
Grace
J M Heckett Sells His Broadway Store
J M Heckett longtime dry goods store operator on Treadway announces sale of stock to Burne baum and Levitt of Cleveland Ohio who assume charge. Health issues pressured retirement after fourteen years running the store. Heckett and wife plan to remain in household.
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John M. Heckett
Treadway
Burnebaum and Levitt
Cleveland
Olas
Heckett
Tie
Hannibel
Buon
Legion To Hold Luncheon Today
The regioweekly luncheon of American Legion Test No 68 will be held at Pike Cafe on South Main Street in the afternoon. George D. Clayton Jr Lethrop Morris Mussell Kenning and John G Jeffries make up the local luncheon attendance committee.
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Emmett Shields
American Legion
Moon
Pike Cafe
George D. Clayton, Jr
Lethrop Morris
Mussell Kenning
John G. Jeffries
Buys House For Company Employes
McKenzie assistant superintendent of Cravens Gas buys ten room house at the corner of Bendh Fourth and Lyon streets from Joseph Brinkman estate to lease to company employees. Other property deals on Market, South Seventh, Washington, and North Seventh streets involve local residents and real estate agents in Greenville.
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McKenzie
Cravens’ Gas Company
Benth Fourth
Lyon Streets
Toseph Brinkman
McWwengie
Hantebal
You
Austin
Market Street
Dion George
Johanna G. Johnson
Gitwon Green
South Seventh
Whd McCor
Mary Lankan
Miran
Peter
Ohiother
James Ryan
Mary al Shelby Ries
Special Meeting Of R. A. M. Held
Hannibal Chapter No 7 Rosai Arch Masons held a special meeting Tuesday at the temple. Work was done on Past and Most Excellent Master degrees. more than five members were part of the events. An invitation was extended to Gurney Chapter to render the Royal Arch degree open. Candidates were present and several more meetings were planned to confer the Royal Arch degree, with at least half a dozen additional sessions needed.
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Hannibal Chap
Rosai Arch Masons
Masence Tonmle
Roe
Osphantons
Gurney
Engine Throws Boy Into Bear Creek
A boy, name unclear, was hurled into Bear Creek Monday while trying to board a switch engine at the South Main street railroad crossing. The engine toppled down a steep bank, the boy slid to the water, and sustained only minor bruises. The crew stopped the engine and helped him from the bank. He walked away denying any attempt to board the locomotive.
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Conidmit
Bear Creek
Main Street
Party Today For Miss Lottie Helwig
A Miss Lottie Helwig celebrates with a linen shower at her home this afternoon in Hannnibal. Miss Carrie Zimmerman and St. Maurys avenue are involved. A second shower is planned Thursday night by Katherine Shelvy of South Ninth street, with Avrucd Lambrett and other guests mentioned.
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Heror
Lottie HI Hannnibal
Avrucd Lambrett
Chaney
Wil
Menth
Carrie Zimmerman
St. Maurys's Avenue
Mees Helwig
Katherine Shelvy
South Ninth Street
Negro Fined For Stealing Coal
Tony Rudd a Negro pleaded guilty in Judge Dent's court to stealing coal from Katy railroad yards. He was arrested by Detective Finney of the Katy special agent force and fined one dollar plus costs, then released.
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Tony Rudd
AL EO Dent
Rudd
Katy
Tie
Finney
Katy Special Agent Force
Quincy Couple Weds In Hannibal
The marriage of Miss Viola Welch and Chel Johnson of Quincy was solemnized Tuesday afternoon by Tudge John HT Totsch at his office on Center Street in Hannibal.
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Viola Welch
Chel Johnson
Quincy
Tudge
John HT. Totsch
Center Street
Leg Break During Base Sliding At Hannibal Game
Eugene McLaughlin 19, son of Dan Mc Laughlin a Burlington watchman, broke his right leg sliding into a base during a ball game at Hannibal Union Station on Sunday. He was hospitalized at St Elizabeth and was reported to be improving on Tuesday.
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Eugene McLaughlin
Dan McLaughlin
Burlington
Hannibal Union Station
Tannhal
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Isaac Burks 60 Colored Dies at Home on Collas Avenue
The death of Isaac Burks colored occurred at his home on Collas avenue Sunday. Burial was in Parth, Me. He was 60 years old and employed by the Trammbal Car Wheel and Foundry company. He leaves a wife.
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Isiac Burks
Collas Avenue
Parth
Hesday
Pewis
Tranmbal Car Wheel and Foundry Company
Leaves Yas
Masonic Club Plans Summer Steamboat Excursion
Plannibal Masonic Club organizes a moonlight steamboat trip with the Streekfus Steamboat Line on the Vageted for this summer. The exact date has not yet been set.
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Masonic Club
Plannibal
Nexeu
Streekfus
St Louis
HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL
Merc and Mrs. T. Gi. Grant of Chicago returned home after visiting relatives in Hannibal. Katherine Riney returned to Joplin after visiting relatives. Several residents, including Frederick of North Fourth Street and Mrs. Planner with daughter Hildeoward, were in Hannibal visiting friends and family on trips from California and Indiana.
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Merc
T. Gi. Grant
Chicago
Hannibal
Lewis
Uvonner
Katherine Riney
Joplin
Dlanmbal
Flanners
Jon M. Trockett
Berl Calif
Falamer
B.C. Bennett
Kansas City
T. G. Samucelson
Chicas
Samuelson
Hannibal Union Station
Katherine Brown
St. Touts
Tannthal
Welham Tayior
Quoneyv
Arthur
St. Louis
Hoanckhal
Today's Program At Hannibal Playhouses
Hannibal Playhouses presents The Pliver's End as the feature. A Topics of the Day program and comedy short accompany the main picture. Broadway star appears in Poature pictures with news and entertainment notes.
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Hannibal
Star Theater
Broadway Star
Poature Pictures
Mrs Miller Hurt In Auto Accident On Olive Street
Mrs George Miller of Olive street was injured Sunday in an automobile crash on Olive street a steep grade. She and the McKinneys briefly lost control of the car as it sped, she jumped from the vehicle and was knocked unconscious. She recovered consciousness after being taken home.
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George Miller
Olive Street
K. O. P. Lodge Meeting Set for Thursday Night
Hannibal Lodge No. 5 Knights of Pythias will hold its regular meeting at Castle Hall on Broadway Thursday night Two candidates will receive the second rank work and business of importance will be transacted A large representation of the membership is desired
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Hannibal Lodge No. 5
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Broadway
Soldiers' And Sailors' Home Death On Furlough
Mrs. Eaton funeral services set for Lappencutt hall in Topom with burial in the cemetery. A list of soldiers on furlough and returned from pass or hospital is given, noting several names and transfers. The 1920 Reach American guide published, detailing official playing rules and baseball statistics.
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Hirduda Welgamott
Thram A. Welpamett
Francis @. Puehter
Hemark
National Rescue
American Teague
National Association of Minor
Ruth Wallops Yankees to 6-0 Victory
Ruth homered twice and tripled, driving New York past Chicago 6-0. Her power, including a right field bleacher shot, fueled a early four run lead as the Yankees dominated the game on May 1.
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New York
Ruth
Chicago
Uutivs
Mayers
A. Tee
Tie
Smurphy
McMuilin
Ay Sehab
Ty Wiilkatisem
Ph Cee
Kerr
Caelius Coca
A. Ek
Watrdy
AH Peckinpetugiy Ss
Vipp
Bb Co
Rf Oo
Lewes
Pratt
Toy Mutyabies
Lia
Tietiate
MacClellan
Ith
Chitage
Reitis Huth
Petseh
Bradtins Sted
Deen
Droutte
Weaver
Collins Arab de Tan
Jecgrdan
York
Wise Raadis Cfy
Mays
Wilkinsetre
Goff Wilkinsore
Shene
Torn
Tiv Mass
Woatkinsen
Rainy standings shuffle across leagues and games
National League results show rain delays as Philadelphia loses to Pittsburgh and Brooklyn ties Chicago. Boston defeats St Louis 3 2 while New York tops Cincinnati 9 4. American League sees Chicago and New York 6 Detroit 5 and Washington 3 while St Louis beats Philadelphia 3 2. Multiple postponed games noted with mercantile leagues listing several matchups and scores.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
Mereland-Bostons
Indianapolis
Brox
Noeehitay
Des Moines
Reston Weenee
St Louis
Jeetroit
Ae Dany
Marblehead Grey Sox Rout Hannibal 19-5
Marblehead Grey Sox defeat Hannibal 19 to 5 in Marblehead as Sireeke and Stetberne power the offense. Hagenbaumer pitched until fatigued by a line drive, Lote finished the game. Sluggers include Linett Dusit and Pasir for the Grey Sox.
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Marblehead Grey Sox
Hannibal
Marblehead
Gey Sox
Sireeke
Stetberne
Grey Sox
Hagenbaumer
Boas Hitoen
Lote
Vna
Creditul de Paney
Guningrs
Gus Tos
Peepard Abbott
Linett, Dusit
Pasir
Waring suspended for rest of season over melee at plate
The incident near home plate triggered a suspension of Ted Waring for the remainder of the season after a heated confrontation and bench jockeying escalated into a melee. Officials and a deputy examined the altercation and its role in the decision.
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Ted Waring
Westhetartecd
Wiopire
California University to send men to Eastern meet
The University of California will send up to five track athletes to the Western Conference outdoor championship at Arbor June 4 and 9. The Californians, seen as dark horses, seek strong showings after a Berkeley win against the University of Minnesota. In other notes, Ernie Knob of Louisville no-hit Kane City American in KC.
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California University
University of Hines
California
Berkley
National League Mas 12 The Words First Pragie Proedtte
Fragmented report covers a baseball game with New York vs Cincinnati, mentioning strong pitching, fielding miscues, and key players like Daubert, Groh, Myers, and Young. Scoring and lineup details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a tight contest and notable base running and hits.
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Ty Piartees
Winters
New York
Cess
Ipinean
Cesses
Uwe
Lsler
Moma
Daubert
Groh
Preinean
Harns
Young
Swelly
Stelen
Wingo
Dsau- Fletcher
Newie
Kaur
Laobert
Math
Kopf
Danhert
Cincinnati
Halle
Miler
Barnes
Coustas
Opportunity to buy city restaurant with steady city footfall
Opportunity of a lifetime to buy the best paying restaurant in the heart of the city old stand establishing two blocks away daily 10000 workers. Currently clearing four hundred Godiars a month with rent reduced. Nine furnished rooms in excellent district connections. City sale near Ettfests Pestirant Hintingshire St Quines hl tf.
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Cemee
City
Ettfests
Hintingshire St
Quines
Crown Prince and Exiles Exempt from Taxes in Pague
May 10 report from Thes Pague states the former German crown prince and fellow exiles shall not pay any taxes. The minister of the treasury says their stay at Wieringen is considered voluntary due to internment there.
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Thes
Wieringen
Glass of Salts to Aid Kidney Trouble
An old remedy claims to relieve kidney and bladder issues caused by high meat intake. It describes Jad Salts, a grape acid and lemon juice solution with fiber, to flush irritating uric acids, prevent headaches and rheumatic pains, and promote normal urination.
Open Nostrils End a Cold or Catarrh
An old style nostril relief ad promotes Fly's Cr Balm to open air passages, clear head congestion, and ease sneezing. It claims rapid relief from colds and catarrh by dissolving mucous and soothing inflamed membranes with a fragrant antiseptic application. The copy urges readers to buy from a druggist and use a small amount for noticeable comfort.
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Seores Rowe
Jacobs Sherdell Ama Chermotes
Lee Pounant
Chireame
Pate Tegm
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Pach
Quincy Ice Dealers
Violet Heming
Princess
Enid Bennett
Savoy
Mary McLaren
Jack Pickford
St. John
Fox News
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