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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
Brief sports notes and ads from a Missouri City page. Cincinnati wins a doubleheader over a local team. scattered league standings and other notices follow. An advertisement offers Florida farm and home opportunities and a line about Arizona institutions appears.
Munk leads Champs to win at Lima with a strong pitching performance. Cheney limited to four hits as Newark’s hitters struggle. Weather affects schedule and results include centered games at Marion and Hamilton with several low scoring bouts.
In a tense Brooklyn National League game, Jake Daubert and Hal Chase battled at first base amid rain and errors. The match featured quick double plays, sharp throws, and a late ninth inning surge as Springfield and Newark listed on the scorecard.
The article outlines a looming clash as western teams press a strong attack against eastern rivals. Key players like Brommeimn and Deinging are highlighted for catching and developing new talent. The piece mentions Hal hase and a Highlanders lineup facing a critical afternoon game as the season tightens.
Pittsburgh May 1 George GibeenBattery catcher for the Pirates has to handle the bulk of the catching duties this season. He is among the new catchers in the country expected to steady the defense and steer the pitching staff through a tough schedule.
The senate discusses a Lorimer inquiry with a near unanimous sentiment in favor of proceeding by investigation. Wisconsin Senator La Follette and allies plan to push resolutions, while questions arise about the inquiry's scope and impact on privileges and elections.
The court conducted a lengthy jury charge as Representative George Nye of Pike County faces polling for a seat. Attorney General Hagan argued Nye betrayed county voters while the judge cautioned jurors to decide solely on the record and the law.
The clipped text references patents in Germany for rubber material manufacture and a hand driven generator for mining alarms. It also notes wartime or social context with fleeting mentions of slavery, a king, and wolves in France, plus scattered names and places. The incomplete items suggest a miscellany wire service roundup.
A long OCR list shows numerous transfers of parcels in Marion and nearby areas. Names include Harley Turner, George Christin, Mary Moriarty, and Charles Curtin among others. Entries mention parcels of one to several acres, dollar values, and multiple trusts or estate companies involved in conveyances in Marion and surrounding townships.
Radical cure claim for rheumatism and neuralgia within days. Text asserts rapid relief after first dose and immediate disappearance of mind clouding. Mentions price 76 cents and 1 dollar, sold by The Dumble Pharmacy in Kerr Hanna.
Partial OCR text mentions Fry Wadia and Kenny with guardian 520 Mery 11 Werner. References a meeting or ward related to Marion and a Dart of fot in Marlyn Aim. Details are unclear due to damaged source.
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