World Series Start Date Hints at Athletics Braves Clash
The article notes the World Series start date set for Saturday in October and suggests the Athletics and Braves as likely opponents. It mentions the Athletics leading the American League with time left to play, while the National League race remains tight with the Braves likely to meet General McGraw and his team. It also references Welser Dell joining the Brooklyn Dodgers, Charley Schmutz’s majors debut, and a boxing note about Johnny O’Leary predicting a win against Sally Salvadore amid gymnasium openings.
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Athletics
Braves
General McGraw
Welser Dell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Northwestern
Charley Schmutz
Charley
New York
Matty
Schmutz
Alderman Seeks 25000 Over Reputation Damage
A Chicago alderman sues for damages claiming 25000 after reputational injury. Also noted is a brief horse racing reference to Bob Pate, a gambler who avoided association with controlling figures, and a vague remark about German rule violations and a football back mass.
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Bob Pate
West Side Tennis Club Resumes Tournament Play
The West Side Tennis Club today resumed its tournament, with play having begun Sunday.
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West Side Tennis Club
Sanday
Beavers and Giants Seek Final Northwestern Series
Seattle holds an alibi for beating Vancouver and eyes a late season showdown with the Giants in a shortened Northwestern league title race. If played fully, Beavers and Giants would clash next week at Dugdale Field with near full lineups and shared receipts as players recover two weeks’ salary.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Giants
Beavers
Dugdale Field
Henderson Wins Grand American Handicap With 98 Score
Woolfolk Henderson of Lexington Kentucky won the Grand American trapshoot handicap with a 98 out of 100 Friday in Dayton Ohio. Five shooters tied at 96 including two from California, highlighting a high scoring day.
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Dayton
Woolfolk Henderson
Lexington
California
New AAU junior meet records set in Baltimore
Three new marks were posted in the junior championship meet in Baltimore on Friday. Five miles in 25 minutes 1.5 seconds, javelin 165 feet 2 inches, and running broad jump 22 feet 1 inch, all established as new records.
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Baltimore
A.A. U
Al Square Clinches Western Tennis Championship
Al Square, newly crowned Western tennis champion, dominates play and often holds even or better leverage on court. The article highlights his steady form and competitive edge as he secures the title.
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AL Square
War Breaks Out After Austria Sardinia Ultimatum
Diary narrator recalls April 19 to 26 when tension grows as Austria demands Sardinia disarmament, the ultimatum is rejected, and war seems looming. The husband argues duty requires battle while the wife hopes for peace and fears danger to family. The scene shifts from domestic bliss to imminent conflict as Turin confirms war.
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Sardinia
Turin
In Other Leagues Scores Snapshot
National Reston 4 Philadelphia 6 New York 8 Brooklyn 6 American Detroit 6 Chicago 2 Heston Philadelphia 8 Washington 4 New York EDERAL 1 Leet %, Brooklyn 6 ae 38 Chicago 6 OAST Portland lhe Angeles 1 ace Francisce 6 Goniana 0 Ventee 6 Missions 8
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Kililay
Pat Raymond
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Prigh
Detroit
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Lou Serevane
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Brooklyn
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Aggie Backfield Hopeful Injured in Practice
Earle Steve Schuster a leading Aggies backfield prospect broke his left shoulder blade in practice at Newport Beach Oregon on September 12 and will be unable to play this season.
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Newport Bheach
Ore
Earle
Steve) Schuster
Aggies
Allis and Washburn Vie For Intercollegiate Golf Title
Garden City hosts the Intercollegiate Golf Association final as Harvard captain E. P. Allis meets Princeton leader L. M. Washburn for the individual championship in a decisive match today.
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Garden City
E. P. Allis
Harvard
L. M. Washburn
Princeton
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Way Across English Channel Opens For Eager Swimmers
Anxious swimmers finally get the chance to attempt the English Channel crossing, the sole route deemed feasible for the voyage. The effort centers on endurance and precision as contestants prepare for the bold swim.
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English Channel
Prince Albert Tobacco Ads Promote Pure Joy and Comfort
A nostalgic ad piece extols Prince Albert tobacco as a national joy smoke that banishes grouchiness and rough edges. It highlights human illustrations, fragrant smoke, and a smooth, tongue friendly experience for pipe and cigarette use. The copy invites readers to watch for future ads and enjoy the product’s comforting appeal.
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Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
Brothers die returning from florist after funeral accident
Hugh and August Becker were killed by an electrical accident as they left a florist with wreaths for their younger brother Andrew who had died in a motorcycle crash. A live wire fell and ensnared August, who burned and died. Hugh tried to sever it and perished as well.
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Chicago
Hugh
August
Becker
Andrew
Blind Chicago newsboy becomes fast typist at nineteen
Martin Neuman, a blind boy born blind, sold his stand in Chicago to work as a typewriter operator. He reached 80 words a minute using a raised-letter system learned in childhood and completed two years of high school before needing to work.
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Chicago
Martin Neuman
Neuman
Hake Oven Treatment For Rheumatism Offers Free Consultation
Dr. Joan Sorensen advertises a free consultation for rheumatism and all congested conditions. The contact point is 515-814 Bite Building, phone Main 5007.
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Joan Sorensen
Northwestern League standings and final results
The Northwestern League final standings show Vancouver 96 64 640 with Seattle 04 60 610 and Spokane 83 67 553, Victoria 62 87 A416, Tacoma 61 92 399, Ballard 67 93 480. Tomorrow closes the season with Seattle beating Spokane 7 to 0 and Vancouver 4 to 1 over Victoria. Ballard-Tacoma game postponed.
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Vancouver
Seattle
Spokane
Victoria
Tacoma
Ballard
Eee
Ballard-Tacoma
Eddie Santry Wins Democratic Nomination for State Rep
Complete election returns show Eddie Santry the boxing ring name Edward M. Santry secure the Democratic nomination for state representative in Chicago.
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Chicago
Edward M. Santry
Eddie Santry
Polo in Spokane Interstate Fair Polo Series Next Week
Spokane September 12. Crack polo teams from across the Northwest prepare for a series of games planned during the Interstate Fair next week. Local teams and visiting clubs will compete in a sequence of matches at the fairgrounds.
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Spokane
Northwest
Reservists Warned Against Yukon River Crossing
In Fairbanks on September 12, Austrian and German reservists were cautioned by White Pass and Yukon Railroad Co. not to attempt crossing the Yukon River on company steamers. They would be seized by Canadian authorities and held as prisoners of war if they did.
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Fairbanks
White Pass
Two Clubs May Drop From Northwestern Loop Next Year
With the curtain about to descend upon the national pastime in the Northwest fans eye next year’s league lineup. Victoria’s future in the loop is in doubt as hostilities in Europe influence finances and travel possibilities. Tacoma also faces losses as Joe McGinnity’s small payroll drains funds and players are sourced off the lots.
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Kingham
Sound
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Everett
Iron Man
Joe McGinnity
Prettyest Blond In Movieland Lillian Gish
Lillian Gish, once six years old as Little Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin, grows into a movie star for Majestic. David Belasco calls her the most beautiful blonde in the world at seventeen, noted for blue eyes and a girlish figure with golden curls. The Iron Man plans to relinquish its franchise, while Tacoma franchise placement remains unresolved.
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Eva
Majestic Company
David Belasco
Miss Gish
War’s patriotic myths vs European workers fate
In a critique of World War I era rulers and capitalism, the writer argues Socialists oppose war as profit-driven, urging workers across Germany France Britain and beyond to see shared class interests. He predicts the war will expose royal divinity as false, unite workers, and push Europe toward socialism. Next week promises a deeper look at causes.
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Austria
Germany
France
Belgium
England
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Harrison Grey Otis
Los Angeles Times
Gen. Otis
Otis
Mr. Otis
Confessions of a Wife Reflections on Marriage and Money
Mary confides that marriage has changed their life from romantic outings to managing money for necessities. She laments less time for love and treats, noting Jack spends on his mother while she struggles with household bills. He asks to borrow money. she cannot lend more, and both grow grumpy, unsure how to fix things.
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Margie
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