Phillies edge Cubs 2 0 as Smith silences league leaders
George Smith held Cincinnati to two singles as Philadelphia won 2 to 0. Ring pitched well but support lagged. In the fourth a two-hit sequence and a wild throw started the scoring, and La bourveau moved to third on a bunt and scored on a fielder’s choice in the eighth. In the second game New York tallied nine runs to beat Chicago 9 to 2.
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George Smith
Philadelphia
Ring
Phillies
Labourvau
Peoria
Blackburne
Herzog
Dubuc
Flack
GAM
New York
A.B. R.H
Chicago
Robertson
Gonzales
Fletcher
Vaughn
Barnes
Senators Lose Pitchers Duel With Sox 2-0
Washington fall to Chicago 2 0 in opening game as Risberg Schaik hit James sacrifice bunt and E Collins squeeze score two runs in eighth. Philadelphia tops Detroit 4 3 with Zinn strong on base and Cobb driving all three Tigers runs.
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James
Johnson
Chicago
Risberg
Schaik
Seibold
E. Collins
Tailenders
Detroit
Philadelphia
Zinn
Leonard
Cobb
Tigers
R.H.E
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Ainsmith
Perkins
H.O
Milan
Cess Rice
Ellerbee
Menoskey
Agnew
Washington Weber
Judge Gandil
Felsch
Leonard James
Collins
Risher
Gandil
Weaver
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement urges treating rheumatism with constitutional remedies rather than local applications. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifying tonic addressing the acid condition behind rheumatism and claims lasting relief, with Hood's Pills as a suggested laxative if needed.
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Hood
Record Heat for McGregor the Great in Empire State Stake
Syracuse Grand Circuit meets saw Walter Cox drive McGregor the Great to a 2:12 trot heat victory, setting a new first heat mark of 2:03 1-4. Hollywood Billy surprised in the 2:13 pace, Nedda won the 2:18 trot, and Natalie the Great captured the two year old trot.
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Walter Cox
New England
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Fleet
Peter the Great
Ruth McGregor
Cox
McGregor
Hollywood Billy
Nedda
Onondaga
Natalie the Great
King Cole
Leonard
Trampfast
Jones
Charles Sweet
B. G
Directly Boy
Rodney
Empire State
B. H
Igoe
Murphy
Thomas
Neda
B. m
Atlantic
Dudley
Rain Delays Great Western Races at State Fair Park
Weather halted most heats of the Great Western races at State Fair park in Welwaukee. Only the 2:20 pace and 2:03 pace were finished, while the 2:20 trot and 2:12 trot were partially run. Winners included Gold Quartz, Sunny Smiles, Lillian T, and Extra Bingen with close placings and times provided.
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Welwaukee
Wis
State Fair Park
Pace
E. G
Valentine
Lucy C
Sunny Smiles
B. m
Eagan
Britton Forbes
Nellie Lightfoot
Lillian T
Bik. m
Whitney
Belle Alcantera
Eva Abbe
Extra Bingen
B. G
Turner
Jauntfast
Dean Swift
Cincinnati To Draw World Series Seats
Cincinnati directors decide that if the world series games are held in Cincinnati, reserved seats will be drawn by lot. About 10,000 seats will be allocated for the first three games, with unreserved seats sold in advance. More than 100,000 applications already filed for the 10,000 reserved seats.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati National League Baseball Club
Pictures Today in Local Theaters and Starline Acts
The week features Tom Mix in Delayed in Transit at Colonial Theater and William S Hart in The Liberator at Quincy Theater. Harold Lloyd and Francis Bushman headline at Belasco and Star Theaters respectively, with Gloria Swanson in Dont Change Your Husband at Savoy and Dusty Vaudeville at Orpheum.
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Colonial Theater
Tom Mix
Quincy
William S. Hart
Harold Lloyd
Star Theater
Francis Bushman
Belasco
George Beban
Gem Theater
Bathing Beauties
Ham and Bud
Savoy Theater
Gloria Swanson
Husband
Family Theater
Ethel Clayton
Myrtle Lind
Ford Sterling
Princess Theater
Larue knocked out in second round by Morris in California bout
In Querlund Calif on September 10 heavyweight William ill Larue of San Francisco was knocked out in the second round of a scheduled four round bout by Carl Morris of Oklahoma.
Barnes Leads Field in Southern Open Golf Championship
Atlanta report says Jim Barnes of Sunset Hill the western open champion led the field finishing day two with 136 after 18 holes. The event is the Southern Open Golf Championship, and Barnes holds the top score as play continues.
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Atlanta
Jim Barnes
Sunset Hill
Bus Schedule Fragments for City Streets
Transit times listed for TWENTY-SECOND and WASHINGTION STREETS and TENTH and SYCAMORE and WASHINGTON PARK FOR STATE STREET. Services begin at about 5:50 to 6:10 A M with late car runs at 10:00 to 11:25 P M.
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Washington Streets
Tenth
Sycamore
Washington Park
State Street
Tenth Street
Funeral for Benjamin H. Welsh Held in Camp Point
Benjamin H. Welsh, born August 9, 1840, died September 2, 1919. He lived most of his life in Camp Point, married Rachel Wiley in 1862, and had 13 children, 21 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. The funeral was conducted by Rev. R. A. Omer in the Cutter home, burial in Evergreen cemetery. He served in the 48th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War and joined the Christian church in Monroe City in 1903. He moved to Monroe City, Missouri, a few years before his death following an acute nephritis. He left surviving sisters Mrs. Elizabeth Lott, Mrs. Ann Cutter, and Miss Ella Welsh, with brothers and many relatives and friends in Adams County.
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Benjamin H. Welsh
Ill
William Cutter
R. A. Omer
Evergreen Cemetery
James Guthrie
Sarah Booth Welsh
Rachel Jane Wiley
Sarah Welsh Shinn
Woodbine
Dollie Welsh
Fletcher
Clayton
Samuel UL. Welsh
Anaheim
Cal
Lee Welsh Rice
Quincy
Elizabeth Lott
Jacksonville
Ann Cutter
Ella Welsh
Ili
M. Welsh
48Th
Monroe City
Christian Church
Adams County
Carthage News Notes from 1919 County Activities
Carthage residents report travels and a teaching transfer in Wichita. Marriage licenses issued for Seichter Burger and Grieves Burr. A public sale of full blood Jersey cows is announced at the county farm. Hancock county board of supervisors meets, receipts and disbursements tallied, reports approved, and county dues authorized.
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C. P. Johnson
John Johnson
J. T. Jenkins
Ft. Madison
Leona McAnulty
Santa Fe
Wichita
Kans
E. W. Wood
West
Joseph Frank Seichter
Putnam, Ill
Eva Magdeline Burger
Warsaw
Millard John Grieves
Peoria
Illinois
Lulu M. Burr
la Harpe
Ili
Carthage
Ill
Board of Supervisors of
Hancock County
Court House
A. C. Williams
W. B. Miller
J. N. Bennett
E. L. Thomas
Augusta
John McMelva
St. Marys
Turner
Hancock
Charles Haigh
J. B. George
Pilot Grove
Walter
D. Faris
S. D. Faris
State Association of Supervisors
Board appoints delegates to state convention in Springfield
The chairman of the board appoints delegates to the state convention at Springfield for September 30 and October 1st and 2nd. The board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock due to today’s primary election.
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Springfield
Milk price hike announced for St. Louis
In St Louis on September 10 milk producers announced a rise in retail milk price from 16 to 16 cents a quart to take effect Thursday. They cited increased cost of production as the reason for the higher price.
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ST. Louis
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