National League Leaders Split Doubleheader Humble Reds Rally
Sept 27 Reds win both games in Chicago 6-5 and 7-2 as Fisher allows three hits in second game while Vaughn falters. Reds field strongly. Wingo and Sallee drive decisive ninth inning runs. Giants defeat Braves 5-3 in Boston as Ryan struggles. Dubuc preserves lead. Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 13-3. Rixey shelled. Cardinals beat Pirates 2-1 in St Louis on Hornsby-McHenry, 12th inning win. New York Giants beat Athletics 8-2 in New York as Mays' miscues aid but stiff bats secure win.
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Roush
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Rixey
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Washington
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American Association
Paul
Probate filing shows George Sexauer leaving estate to wife
In probate court George P. F. Sexauer filed a will naming Ernestine Sexauer as administratrix. An inventory for the estate of John G. Ohnemus lists county real estate and chattels valued at 2482 dollars and notes totaling 7809 dollars. Additional creditor details reference a 3000 dollar loan.
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George FP. Sexauer
Ernesthine Sexauer
John G Ohnemus
Landoline ‘Ohnemus
Creorge Ohnemus
Henry
Fey
William
Teenie
Mma Felsel
Charles Wellorer
Murphy Takes Two Races on Friday's Card
Tommy Murphy extended his lead in the Grand Circuit meeting by winning two of four races on Friday in Columbus. Direct C. Burnett and Dr. Nick also produced victories with fast times as Aquilla Dillon set a new 2:04% pace in the second heat. The program concluded with a trio of trots and purses totaling $1,000 to $3,000 across multiple divisions.
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Columbus
Tommy Murphy
Direct C. Burnett
Arch City
Dr. Nick
Murphy
Baron Degantle
Aquilla Dillon
Royal Farm
B. G
Sidney Dillon
Wilson
Delco
Pittman
C. Burnett
Iti
Peter Elliott
Ch. G
Thomas
Igo Aileen Dillon
B. m
Childs
the Arch City
Direct Hal
J. W
Bog
Purcell
Frank Dewey
B. H
Cox
Pace
Royal Earl
the Earl
Eagan
Cherry Willis
Br. m
Dodge
Twister C
Palin
Football Season In East Starts Today
Inter collegiate football resumes on a pre war basis in the east with opening games at college centers. About thirty varsity elevens scheduled to begin, though some large institutions delay. Practicing squads indicate a renewed popular interest in the sport.
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New York
Detroit Takes Sox Into Camp Uses
Detroit easily seated Chicago 10 to 7 in an erratic game on Friday. The visitors hit Sulli van hard while ragged support aided their cause. Manager Gleason rested most of his Tegilérs.
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Chicago
Detroit
Sullivan
Gleason
Landis faces steel mills federal trip and worker rights
Mr. Gompers cites President Wilson shifting stance as Senator Sterling presents steel company pay gains and stock programs. Labor chief counters earnings growth, wage rise, and stock ties, insisting workers deserve counsel before employers. He frames the struggle as a continuation of the fight against autocracy and urges workers to push for representation and a voice in handling plant life disputes.
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Gompers
Wilson
Sterling
South Dakota
Steel Company
Quincy High Falls In Opener At Pittsfield
Quincy High School eleven lost 20 to 13 at Pittsfield as quarterback Kessler was knocked out early in the second quarter. Substitute Timothy entered as Quincy struggled to harmonize the attack while Pittsfield’s heavy lineup built a lead. Kessler is not seriously hurt and will miss only practice time. Coach Rosal remained hopeful despite the defeat.
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Osler
Quincy
Pittsfield
Kessler
Timothy
Kes ‘Sler
Rosal
Amendment Debate Continues Over Pact Voter Patriotism
Continued discussion notes a lawmaker denouncing a pact as an affront to American patriotism. The speaker, whose amendment had passed temporarily, states it will not be taken up, signaling ongoing parliamentary contention amid public outreach to voters.
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Great Britain and
Brandegee
Connecticut
Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
League
Senate
United States
British Empire
England
Congress
Versailles
Hale
Maine
Lodge
Senate Clash Over League Treaty And Local Notices
Senate debate tightens as Brandegee and Hale oppose the treaty amid calls for reservations and a vote next week. Marriage licenses issued include Edwin Fink and Emma Mahlmann. Joseph Watson and Lottie Sprague among others. Local notes report jobs, church moves, land sales, and a new baby for the Gilkinsons in Chicago.
Quincy visitors and local farming notes from La Grange
Mrs John Roberty and Miss Zoeta Nelson were Quincy visitors Tuesday. Kreegar Bros. are kept busy filling silos. Newt Killebrew and sons purchased a new corn binder. Mr and Mrs H L Ebarharat and Mrs E W Jones and son visited from Saturday until Monday in La Grange. Mr and Mrs Vernon Denish returned from a six weeks trip in the west. Mrs Elza Kelley is poorly suffering erysipelas. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith have gone to Quincy for a while. Miss Marie Wetzel returned Friday from Greensburg. Mrs Denish of Quincy spent Sunday on the farm. Rev Armstrong of La Grange preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening.
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John Roberty
Zoeta Nelson
Quincy
Kreegar Bros
Newt Killebrew and Sons
H. L. Ebarharat
Ew’ Jones and Son
la Grange
Vernon Denish
West
Elza Kelley
Henry Smith
Marie Wetzel
Greensburg
Denish
Lev, Armstrong of
Baptist Church
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