Army Board Answers Ohio Church Protest
Boston scores stumble as Chicago Cubs hammer Boston 5 to 0. Marin ejected for objecting to a called third strike in the eighth. Team totals show Chicago 5 Boston 0 with Hen dryx and Merkle among key hitters. New York defeats Pittsburgh 10 to 2 in a seven inning stretch, Doyle driving in six with a bases loaded hit and Whauff adding a homer. Brooklyn beats St Louis 4 to 1 as Marquard stars early, Cheney mops final innings.
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Chicago
Marin
Byron
Nhlolke
Smith
Maranville
Tragesser
Sesceses
Fillingim
P .E.c
Kelly
Scossssess
Keating
Demaree
Hendryx
Merkle
Kilduff
Hollacher
Flack
Cruise
Solke
Herzog
Holke
Remp
Giants
New York
Pittburgh
Doyle
Whauff
Burns
Pittsburgh
AB. R.H.O.A.E
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Terry
Stengel
Southworth
Cutshaw
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Esseasacas
Pouckel
Sweeney
Miller
Evans
AB. R.H.O. Ale
Young
Chase
Ub Canvas
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Kauff
Azimimennan
Fletcher, Ss
Gonzales
Barnes, Po O
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Sumimary
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Chace
Fletcher
Young Kauff
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Brooklyn
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Cheney
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Cleveland
Sessesssee
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Detroit
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Washington
Philadelphia
Ener
Cincinnati
Cravath Delivers Late Home Run for Phillies
Cravath drives a two on base shot over right field in the eighth to lift Philadelphia to a 4 1 win over Cincinnati. Ancillary scoring details note St Louis and Brooklyn games with Doak holding Brooklyn to four hits and a late run saved from a shutout by Wheat and Myers.
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Brooklyn
Wheat
Myers
R.H.E. St. Louis
Snyder
Mamaux
Marquard
Cheney
Krueger
Cravath
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
R.H.E
Luque
Wingo
Woodward
Cady
Miller's Antiseptic Oil Snake Oil Ad Notice
Miller's Authentic OU known as Snake Oil promises relief from rheumatism neuralgia stiff muscles and coughs. Advertising copy urges purchase from all drug stores with money back guarantee in 39c 60c and 1.00 bottles and asks customers to insist on genuine Miller's Antiseptic Oil known as Snake Oil.
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Ady
Decoration Day Exercises Friday in Hannibal
Decoration day events are planned in Hannibal with 10:30 a.m. services at St. Mary's cemetery at Emmett Shields's grave, the first Hannibal World War casualty. The Von Stuben crew will send a wreath by messenger. Committees from the city, chamber, and relief corps arrange Mt. Olivet observances at 2:50 p.m. led by Rev. H B Cus.
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Hannibal
St. Mary's
Emmett Shields
U.S. N. von Stuben
Shields
J. K. Mills
Henry Riedel
Chamber of Commerce
St. Mary's Cemetery
Women's Relief Corps
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
H. B. Cus
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mrs Jenner Dies At 48 In Hannibal Home
Mrs Minnie Ef Jenner aged 48 died at 1 o clock Tuesday morning at her home 10 Union Street after a two week illness. She was wife of Thomas Jenner and had lived in Hannibal for years. A member of the First Presbyterian church she leaves husband three brothers Albert John and Harry Ayers all of Hannibal and one sister Mrs Alfie Sheridan of East Moline Ill. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Minnie EF. Jenner
Union Street
Thomas Jenner
Hannibal
First Presbyterian Church
Jenner
Albert John
Harry Ayers
Alfie Sheridan
East Moline
Til
Wedded 25 Years Judge and Mrs. John H. Totsch
Judge John H. Totsch and his wife quietly observe their silver wedding anniversary at home after 25 years of marriage. They were married near Hull and have lived in Hannibal since, now residing at 1812 Hope Avenue. Mrs. Totsch was born Burnie Timmons. Their son Sergeant Edward A. Totsch, stationed in Nantes, France, sent a letter. two of Judge Totsch’s sons serve in the army, both having risen to sergeant.
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John H. Totsch
Hull
Hannibal
1812
Hope Avenue
Totsch
Burnie Timmons
Edward A. Totsch
Nantes
France
Judge Totsch
Last Meeting of Old City Council Thursday
The last meeting of the old city council will be held Thursday night in the council room at city hall. Important business will come before the aldermen. The new council meets next Monday night to make appointments to city offices for the next two years.
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Old City Council
Ruths Long Homer Sparks Cleveland Triumph
In Cleveland Tom Phillips, debuting in relief of the New Orleans recruit, helped Cleveland beat Boston 6 to 4 with three singles as Ruth hit the longest homer to center at the local park and Boston stranded 13. Lions lead in series shifted with Jones and James sharing battery duties on Boston side while Phillips and Onserts worked for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Phillips
New Orleans
Boston
Walters
Phillips
Onerts
Yankees
ST. Louis
New York
R.hle
Shawkey
Thormahlen
Russel
Ruel
Sotheron
Mayer
Leonard
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Detroit Co
Johnson and Perkins
Leonard and Ammith
Dempsey Training Camp Under Scorching Toledo Sun
Jack Dempsey endured blistering heat at Maumee Bay as he trained with Bill Tate and Terry Keller in six rounds plus shadow boxing and bag work. His manager plans timed workouts to toughen him for noon heat. A protest letter from church groups contends boxing is entertainment and necessary for soldiers, while Ohio lawmakers debate a Willard-Dempsey fight emergency bill with a test vote showing likely opposition.
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Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Maumee Bay
Dempsey
DeForest
Bill Tate
Terry Keller
Keller
Tate
Jack Kearnes
Army
Navy
Boards of Boxing Control
Naval
Federated Churches of Ohio
Edward R. Wright
Cleveland
America
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Cox
Hannibal Band To Play Friday Concert in Central Park
The Hannibal band will perform a concert from 3:30 to 5:30 on Decoration Day afternoon in Central Park, announced by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Hannibal
Central Park
Chamber of Commerce
Debated Emergency Bill Stalls as Motion Fails
The chamber debated the measure but did not take it up. To pass the bill as an emergency measure, 83 votes are needed, and the motion did not proceed.
Medals From German Guns For Local Victory Loan Aid
J. T. S. Hickman, chairman of the Fifth Liberty loan campaign in Marion county, issued war medal certificates to Hannibal and Marion countians who helped push the Victory Loan campaign over the top last month. The certificates inform committeemen they are entitled to a medal made from captured German guns as a reward for their distinguished work in promoting the bond issue. The medals will be issued once they are produced.
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J. T. S. Hickman
Marion County
Hannibal
Marion
McGee and Wife Return to East Coast
Mr and Mrs Joe McGee depart Hannibal after visiting relatives to rejoin the Jimmie Jodges musical comedy company in Norfolk Virginia. The couple had spent weeks in Hannibal and Quincy with friends and relatives.
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Joe McGee
Hannibal
Norfolk, Va
Jimmie Jodges Musical
Quincy
Charles McCabe Returns from Funston to Hannibal Job
Charles McCabe formerly of Quincy has been discharged as sergeant from Camp Funston Kansas and has resumed his former post at the Citizens Gas company in Hannibal. His parents reside in Quincy.
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Charles McCabe
Quincy
Camp Funston
Kan
Citizens’ Gas Company
Hannibal
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