Giants Meet White Sox On Home Grounds Today
New York Giants arrive in Harlem after two losses to the Chicago White Sox as fans flock for the third World Series game. Ticket demand soars with 9,000 upper grand stand seats sold. aimed crowd about 38,000, betting favoring the Sox. Pitching plans hint at Cicotte or Salle opposing McGraw lineup as McCarthy recovers from a shoulder strain.
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Whig to Run Play by Play of World Series in NYC
The Whig reports a World Series game today in New York after teams moved from Chicago. The game starts at 2 o clock local time, which is 1 o clock in Quines, with Megaphone score board and lightning service providing updates.
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T. T. Smith Medal Winner at South Side Trap Meet
T. T. Smith won the Odell medal in a trap shooting contest held by the Trap Shooting Association of the South Side Boat Club on Sunday afternoon. Leaders included Smith, Cook, Geise, Rankin, Young, and Osborn amid high winds and strong scores. In a shoot-off Smith defeated W. O. Cook after both broke 14 of 15 birds, with Cook failing on the third. The meet will pause for hunting season, though the Tom Brown trophy will be awarded Thanksgiving to the holder of the Odell medal most often. The South Side Boat Club dramatic group met for rehearsal, and upcoming club events include a complimentary Thursday night gathering with Farrell’s Orchestra.
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Lexington Race Results and Pavement Trot Recap
Lexington hosted a 2:17 trot with 3 in 5 and a $1,000 purse won by Sidney Earl Hardie with Frances Belmont second and Allerton Heir third. Other starters included Mesa Anna Cecil Island Queen and Drogheds. Best time 2:11. Lb pace of 2:08 with Hal Connor over Princess Margaret Tramp A hit and others. Castleton free-for-all trot offered $2,000, winner Mabel Trask with St. Frisen second.
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Chicago 7 to 2 over New York in World Series
A voices debate the day’s World Series result with Chicago defeating New York 7 to 2. Mentions pitchers Schupp and Anderson for the Giants and notes Cincinnati shutting out Cleveland 6 to 0 with batteries Toney Regan Wings and Smith Klepfer O Neil.
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Dont Trifle With Blood Disorders Get Rid Of Them Quickly
Warns readers to cleanse the blood to prevent diseases. Promotes S S S blood purifier from Swift Specific Co. as a long established remedy. Urges not to substitute and offers free medical advice from the company’s medical director.
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Chicago Triumphs In Sunday World Series Rout
Chicago White Sox thrashed three NY Giants pitchers in a 7 to 2 victory to take a second straight win in the World Series. Attendance reached 32,000 as Chicago pulled away after a tentative start, with Jackson, Felsch, Gandil, and Collins delivering key hits and forcing errors.
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Call Issued for 128 Men To Be Examined Saturday
The exemption board ordered 128 registered men to report at the Federal building at 8 am Saturday for examination. A corps of five physicians will conduct rapid medical checks, aiming for full clearance by night. Names and addresses follow, listing serial numbers and dozens of residents from Quincy and vicinity among those called up for this second examination round.
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Joseph H. Garthaus
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Cardinals Win Series in St Louis Matchup
The St Louis Nationals defeated the St Louis Americans in the deciding game of the cit series. Nationals 1 4 1 4 thie olde 6100. Americans 66. Batteries Packard and Snyder for the Nationals. Davenport Groom and Hartley for the Americans.
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Remains of Gus Klusmeier Interred in La Grange
The funeral for Gus Klusmeier, a famed Ft. Smith Arkansas druggist, was held Sunday afternoon in La Grange. Locals note his birth and upbringing here and attendees included relatives from Joplin and Hannibal.
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Mark Patterson
Max Smith
Gem City Business College
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J L. Rohs
Local visitors and sale draw La Grange crowd
Dr. C. A. Treadway of Canton conducted business in La Grange Monday. Miss Pauline and Esther Phillips of Perry Missouri visited their sister Mrs Harrison Klismeier Saturday and Sunday. The public sale of Hecker brothers near La Grange was well attended Friday. Attorney George R. Davis, once housebound, is improving nicely.
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Bread prices vary from 6 to 15 cents across the nation
Consumers' reports to the food administration from 52 cities show wide differences in bread prices. A 16 ounce loaf costs six cents in Pleasantville New Jersey, thirteen to fifteen cents in Rock Falls Illinois, eight cents in many western and some eastern cities, and five cents for a 12 ounce loaf in a few towns.
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Charles E Merriam Named to Aviation Examining Board
Charles E Merriam former alderman political leader and University of Chicago professor was notified Monday of his appointment to the examining board of the aviation section of the signal corps with the rank of captain. Merriam was previously a mayoral candidate on the progressive ticket. A lighter quote contrasts a pretty girl with a bark account of a homely maid.
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Star Theater Presents Mr Opp and Related Photoplays Today
Neva Gerber stars as the village belle in the Star program today and tomorrow with Arthur Hoyt as Mr Opp and George Hernandez as the kindly hotel keeper in a moving picture adaptation of Alice Heagan Rice. A city man wins her heart from a local editor, in a tale of domestic deception and romantic reversals.
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Universal Screen Magazine
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Arthur Hoyt
Mr. Opp
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Hank Mann
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Lynn F. Reynolds
Alice Heagan Rice
Star Theater
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Miss Gerber
Wee Lady Betty at the Princess today
Bessie Love stars in Wee Lady Betty at the Princess theater a Triangle play of modern island On Kilcrony the Wee Lady rules O Reilly Castle tenants with a stern heart fear of a ghost and the estate after Sir Daniel O Reilly dies The tenants resist dispossession as young Roger arrives with amusing situations
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Empire Theatre Presents Her Unborn Child in Quincy
Four act drama by Ard McKent Barnes closed a two day engagement at the Empire Theatre Monday night. Four performances were given with strong attendance and interest from Quincyans. After the second act a lecture on Motherhood by Mrs Clarence Bennett was presented. Mrs Bennett portrayed Mrs David Kennedy the lead role. The company is well balanced and the cast solid. A matinee for women was held Monday afternoon.
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Clarence Bennett
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Bennett
Orpheum sees large crowds for Good bye Broadway review
At the Orpheum Monday the Woolfolk musical comedy Good bye Broadway drew big audiences as the season’s first vaudeville musical. The show blends music with comedy and strong scenic effects and costumes. Bobbie Harris as Valeska Gray and Bobby Roberts deliver notable numbers and dances, with Roberts impressing in the closing evolution dance. Joe Roberts dominates the cast with a sizable presence.
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Good-Bye Broadway Show Delights Audiences With Flair
A lively revue featuring clever lines and catchy songs. the comedy and performances by Guy Rarick and the cast charm audiences. Bright sets and a bevy of pretty girls elevate the production, making it a standout and value for the price.
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Raid on New Jersey German paper plant by federal agents
Edwin S. Prieth publisher of the New Jersey Freieitung learned the post office revoked second class mailing rights for sedition under the espionage act. Federal agents raided the newspaper plant in Newark, N J last week as part of the action.
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Greece to Field Large Army to Aid Allies
Dispatches from Athens say Greece is nearly ready to field a large effective army to cooperate with the allies. Lack of equipment is being remedied rapidly with aid from the allies.
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