Baseball Week In Review Highlights Tight Races And Surging Teams
New York and Boston remained tight at the top of the standings with Chicago close behind as the league saw several shifts. The Yankees and White Sox split, Detroit continued strong form with four straight wins, and St. Louis showed a bold showing by winning eight of ten. Brooklyn led the National League while Boston Philadelphia and New York trailed in that order. Davenport of St. Louis did an unusual feat by winning two games from New York on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhar Nopkomobwe
Chicago
Ahon
New York
Boston
York
St. Louis
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Kington
Broklyn
Philadelphia
Braves
W York
West
Ve. Davenport
Incomplete Baseball Scores Across Cities
In Memphis and Mashville partial box scores show various line scores with players Kerr, Ruel, Walker, Birhle, Kroh, Wells, Black, Hauser, Cicotte, Lanning, Haley, Wolfang, Lapp, Williams, Mitchell, Suppingham, McKee, Baker, Mays, Agnew, Covaleski, Ansa, Henry, Plank, Sev cher, and Nunamaker. No full American entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
New Orleans
Kerr
Ruel
Walker
Figsinis
Mashville
Birhle
Kroh
Wells
Black and Hauser
Chicago
Hiladelphia
Cicotte
Lanning
Haley
Philadelphia
Wolfang
Lapp
Williams Nenich
Detroit
Mitchell
Suppingham
McKee
Baker
Mays
Agnew
Land
Washington
Mabel Trask in 2:12 Trot Highlight of Kalamazoo Meet
Kalamazoo Michigan opens its annual grand circuit meeting with three events led by the Rickman Hotel purse of 2000 for 2 12 trotters. Mabel Trask, fresh from Detroit where she took the Merchantsland Manufacturers 10000 stake, headlines the 18 entrants in the headliner. The program also features a 2 09 trot and a 2 15 pace, each offering 1000 purses. All races run three in five heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rickman Hotel
Kala@Mazoo
Tfighteen
Mabel Trask
Merchantsland Manufacturers
Detroit
Lancashire cotton crisis warned as exports strain supply
Manchester July 31 The chairman of the Council of British Cotton Growing Associations warns that the future raw cotton supply for Lancashire mills is grave. America dominates the export trade and Britain risks heavy loss of export orders if new sources cannot be found. Demand must grow by 500000 bales yearly to meet rising global use, with Britain’s past share of American cotton shrinking from 36.5 to 25.5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Great Lancashire Mills
Hutton
Council of British Cotton Growing Associations
America
Great Britain
Lancashire
Egypt
Uganda
Renee Tate
Games Today Southern and National matchups listed
Southern games include Mobile at Little Rock Atlanta at Chattanooga Birmingham at Nashville New Orleans at Memphis all listed clear. National doubleheader Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia. St Louis at Boston cloudy with two games. American schedule Philadelphia at Chicago cloudy Washington at Cleveland Boston at Detroit New York at St Louis clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etpepseser
Ghattancore
Eeewee Eas
Little Rock
Peewee
Reese Sheen
Southern
Mobile
Clear
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Memphis
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Gulls Hit Little Rock for Doubleheader Today
The Gulls travel to Little Rock to meet the Travelers in a doubleheader opening a series. Cavet and Allison will pitch. They return home Thursday for a three game set with the Memphis Chicks through August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GulLs
Little Rock
Travelers
Arkansas City
Cavet
Allison
Memphis Chicks
Nashville Volunteers
Chattanooga Lookouts
Mobile
Nashville
Johnny Dodge
Gul
Exonerates Slocum From Blame in Columbus Raid
Extracts from the inspector general report show Colonel Herbert J. Slocum of the Thirteenth Cavalry exonerated from all blame in the Villa raid at Columbus New Mexico. The report cites testimonies from officers and men of the Thirteenth, Columbus civilians and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inspector General’s Department
Columbus
N. M
War Department
Herbert J. Slocum
Thirteenth ‘Cavalry
Thirteenth
Davis Avenue Cut Sheds Light on Friday Night Assault
Police report Henry Watt was severely cut on the left shoulder and left hip by Mose Anson during a Davis Avenue scuffle Saturday night. Watt received treatment and police pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Avenue
Henry Watt
Mose
Anson
Davis Arene
Watt
Trade rumors on cotton exports from Holland through neutral routes
The British legation stirs debate over shipments to and from Holland routed through neutral countries. Reports cite uncertain quantities and possible fictitious exports as concern grows about Gaines and cot ton receipts amid suspected irregular channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Amsterdam
Mexico Intervention Drive Backed by American Investors
A 1912 report outlines a Mexican-American interventionist bloc within the Republican camp. It says Hughes supporters will leverage a new Mexican campaign bureau run by Cook and Hudson to mobilize Wall Street backers led by Guggenheim, Rockefeller interests, and major firms like Southern Pacific and Remington rivals to back armed U S intervention in Mexico if Hughes wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Willcox
National Committee
Mexico
Charles L. Seger
Wilson
Mexico City
James Brown Potter
British Cotton Company
Torreon
H. L. Wilson
Intervention
Republican National Committee
Cook and
Republic
Gug
Genheim, Rockefeler
John “Hays Hammond
Wall Street
American Smelting and Refining Company
Guggenheim
International Rubber Company
Rockefeller
Arbuckle Coffee Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Guanajuato Power and Electric Company
Mexican Telegraph Company
Mexican Telephone and Telegraph Company
Yaqui Land and Water Company
Cananea Central Copper Company
Greene Cananea Copper Company
Guanajuato Development
E. L. Doheny
Mexican Petroleum Company
Mexican Metallurgical Company
Montezuma Copper Company
The
Pacific Smelting and Mining Company
Real. Delmonte and Pac
Fraternal Lodges and Unions Meet at Central Hall
Today Mobile Lodge No. 40 and A Fameste meet at Fraternal Eagle Mobile Aerie No. 849 on Dauphin Street. Union Lodge No. 13 meets at Odd Fellows Hall. Brotherhood groups and trade unions gather at Central Trades Council Hall for joint fraternal and labor activities led by Local 111 119 and 83 unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trades Council Hall
Brotherhood of Carpen and Mathers of America
Senate to act on child labor bill this week
Washington reports the Senate will take up child labor legislation before adjournment under President Wilson’s push. The measure, tied to a potential veto risk with migration and literacy test riders, targets inter state shipments from mines and quarries employing underage children and factories using under 14 year olds. Senator Robinson, who steered the bill, hopes to bring it to a vote by Tuesday as the pending appropriation bill nears passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Iti
South
National Association of Manufacturers
House
Robingon
Commerce Comms
Senate
Diplomatic Plot Ties O'Shaughnessy to American Interests
Report notes former Charge d Affaires Nelson O Shaughnessy remains influential within the State Department diplomacy circles despite unassigned status. It links his connections to American Mexican investors Catholic circles and party figures to Hughes interests as the presidential campaign develops. A large portion of the city international committee members are currently in the United States, many in New York and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itera Wty
Hughes
Mexico
Huerta
Henry Wilson
Republican National Committee
United States
Republic
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
State Department
Vienna
O’gorman
Tamamay Hall
International Committee
New York
Washington
Cured Malaria Promoted By Regulator Patent Claim
Mr Height praises a regulator product for malaria relief after using it nightly with his paper. The advertisement claims the regulator is a ble matter free of vinol and alcohol and available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinoa
Alcoho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Losirng
Red Sox
Sox
MES_GHIAT
Troy, H
By Jack Callahan
FG Fees Publishing Co
Harvey
Lovise
Ashington
Enmiagvon
Britain
HAGUR
England
Speug
Slocum
Rich
G.O.P
Henry Lane Wilson
Roosevelt
Chicage
Henry Ine Wilson
Madero
Paul Studson
Mexican Herald
Carranzista
George W. Cook
Lebbeus Redman Wilfley
Sun Company
John Hays Hammond
Cook
Frank W
Crenshaw
City of
Rth
S. O. Rogers Lumber Co
Madison St
Hieronymus Mill
Bell Phone
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Brittons Shoe Store
ITEM
Baldwin Counties
Royal Street Lumber, CO
Ascade Ginger Ale
Selzer
D. Palliser’s: Sons
Dauphin Street
Rosenace
Dauphin
Home
Bell
Florida Fish CO
N. E. Cor
Royal and Church
J. G. Mangle
ORF
Jihannir Lumber CO
Merchants Transfer CO
Commerce St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!