Weather For Today In New Orleans Baseball Game
The forecast for the second game of the Nashville at New Orleans series is clear weather. Probable batteries are Taylor or McIntyre with Yantz behind the plate for New Orleans and Case or Keck on the mound for Nashville. Captain Atz will miss the game due to a leg injury.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Taylor
McIntyre
Yantz
Case
Keck
Nashville
Noyes
Atz
Brown and Musser Meet in Montgomery Game
In Montgomery Alabama on May 9 C Brown and Musser are slated as pitchers for Montgomery and Slanta in the second game of the series. Gribbens and Ann will handle the receiving department as weather stays clear and cool.
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Brown
Musser
Montgomery
Ala
C. Brown
Comte
Slanta
Gribbens
Ann
Parson and Snell Start for Memphis in Birmingham Tilt
At Red Elm Park Memphis Tennessee May afternoon the second game of the series features Parsons and Snell as Memphis battery against Birmingham with Foxen and Mayer in opposing gear. Weather is clear and pleasant.
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Red Elm Park
Memphis
Tenn
Bernhardt
Parsons and Snell
Molesworth
Foxen and Mayer
Birmingham
Milburns Great Play Ends Very Seriously
Devereux Milburn star polo player and 199 year Ameri can team candidate was seriously injured during a Rockaway Hunt Club practice when his pony ran past the goal and kicked him in the face and chest. Physicians report no internal injuries and expect a possible return to practice by Sunday.
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Associated Press
New York
Devereux Milburn
Rockaway Hunt Club
Milburn
Trendall Beats Cross in Eight Rounds Lightweight Bout
St Louis reports Harry Trendall defeating Leach Cross of New York by decision after eight rounds. Trendall controlled the bout with sharper work and his best showing in the final two rounds as he forced Cross around the ring with both hands.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Harry Trendall
Leach Cross
New York
New Yorker
Trendall
Cross
Brackenridge Signed by Schwartz in Nashville
Pitcher Jack Brackenridge a former Vernon player in the Pacific Coast League has been signed by the local team as a free agent. The deal anchors Nashville’s pitching staff for the season.
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Brackenridge
Schwartz Nashville
Tenn
Jack Brackenridge
Vernon Club
Large Fund Raised For the Racers
Subscriptions totaling 125000 were announced by the jockey club to promote racing and thoroughbred breeding in the United States. The replenishment fund will buy yearlings in England and France, with part awarded to subscribers by lot and part added to stakes for future races.
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Associated Press
New York
Jockey Club
United States
New Market
England
America
Wonderful Skin Salve for skin diseases and burns
J. T. Sossaman publisher of News Cornelius North Carolina says one box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. It reduces inflammation soothes and heals. Price 25 cents. Recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
J. T. Sossaman
News
Cornelius, N. C
van Antwerp Drug Corp
American Newspaper Publishers Incorporate
The American Newspaper Publishers Association with offices in New York City was incorporated to promote business interests. Directors include Elbert H. Baker Cleveland Herbert L. Bridgman Brooklyn Hilton A. Brown Indianapolis John Stewart Bryan Richmond F P P Glass Birmingham James Rogers William J. Pattison New York J. F. Mackay Toronto Hopewell L. Rogers Chicago Charles H. Taylor Jr. Boston Harry Chandler Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
New York City
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland
Herbert L. Bridgman
Brooklyn
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond
F. PP. Glass
Birmingham
James Rogers
William J. Pattison
New York
J. F. Mackay
Toronto
Hopewell L. Rogers
Chicago
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles
McVickers Theatre Sold to Moving Picture Firm
Chicago history notes the McVickers Theatre, famous for surviving five fires including the 1871 blaze, has closed stage shows and sold to a moving picture company for $500,000 after restoration efforts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
McVickers Theatre
Moving Picture
Iron Man Jack Coombs Brings Anxiety to Connie Mack
Philadelphia May 9 Iron Man Jack Coombs pitcher for the Athletics who helped win two AL pennants and two world championships in 1910 1911 is recovering from a serious cold. Connie Mack the manager is giving him time to regain strength before strenuous work as he relies on Coombs Planck and Bender to lead the 1913 Athletics in the AL handicap.
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Philadelphia
Jack Coombs
Philadelphia Athletics
Sleepytown
Connie Mack
Athletics
Mack
Coombs
White Elephants
Planck
Bender
Alabama Bankers Meet at Dothan
Delegates from many Alabama cities and guests from other states attended the twenty ninth annual Alabama Bankers Association convention in Dothan. The three day session opened with welcomes from A E Pace and G L Comer, and President W H Manly delivered the annual address. W O Jones of the National Park Bank spoke on the country banker at the banquet that followed.
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Associated Press
Dothan
Ala
Alabama
Alabama Bankers Association
A E. Pace
G. L. Comer
Bufaulo
W. H. Manly
W. O. Jones
National Park Bank of New York
Fined for One Offense Glenn Faces Another
Luther J. Glenn of Atlanta pleaded guilty to abandoning his wife and two minor children and was fined 100 in city court. He was placed under 1000 bond after being bound over on a writ of no exiat. Glenn was arrested in Houston with Mrs Jane Pidcock wife of C W Pidcock of Moultrie Ga president of the Georgia Northern Railroad.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Luther J. Glenn
Glenn
Houston
Texas
Jane Pidcock
C. W. Pidcock
Moultrie
Georgia Northern Railroad
Pidcock
Eight Injured as Street Car Leaves Rails in New Orleans
Eight persons were hurt when a street car derailed near Magnolia and St. Andrew streets in New Orleans. The car struck and damaged the home of Mrs. Clara Baum, with Mrs. Herbert King and her baby among the injured. The motorman could not stop the vehicle.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Magnolia
St. Andrew
Clara Baum
Herbert. King
Baum
Wealthy Recluse Hugh Eakins Ends Life in Fairmount Park
Philadelphia May 9 Hugh C Eakins a recluse worth about 100000 died by his own hand at Fairmount Park yesterday. He was 65 and rarely spoke of relatives and accumulation from dealer ventures remains unclear.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Hugh C. Eakins
Fairmont Park
Eakins
Dealee
Russians Enter U S Through Private Gateway Near Blaine
A private gateway to the United States via the Canadian border near Blaine has admitted ineligible aliens. Twenty one Russian immigrants were arrested in Custer Washington after crossing a border trail, paying a pilot fee, and traveling from Russia to Vancouver to reach New York. An official investigation followed the news of the ice block on the Vancouver route.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Custer
Blaine
Russia
Vancouver
New York
Young Hanson Still Held In Separate County Case
N Bernstein of Pensacola left Mobile Friday with his son Bernie Bernstein, the Pensacola boy picked up at St Elmo Wednesday by Deputy Mansfield, along with Arthur Hanson, another Pensacola boy. Bernstein arrived in Mobile late Thursday. the other boy remains jailed.
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Young Hanson
N. Bernstein
Pensacola
Mobile
Bernie Bernstein
St. Elmo
Mansfield
Arthur Hanson
Mr. Bernstein
Roosevelt backs prearranged arbitration for disputes
At Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt told foreign delegates at a luncheon that the United States and Great Britain should agree in advance to arbitration for any dispute. He cited the Panama canal issue and said he would favor arbitration or any method avoiding friction. The talk followed a toast to the British monarch, with about twenty-five delegates present.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
H. F. Ferris
Carnegie
British Empire
American Republic
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Lore Weardale
Andrew Carnegie
Sir Edmund Walker
Canada
Sir George Houston Reid
Australia
Colonel Roosevelt
Cornell seniors to dance only waltz and two step
Ithaca May 9 Acting President T P Crane says the Cornell senior ball will ban turkey trot tango and other modern dances this year. Only the waltz and two step will be allowed at the senior event and other armory socials as part of navy week festivities following board of trustees action.
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Cornell
Associated Press
Ithaca
N. Y
T. P. Crane
Armory
Board of Trustees
Divorce suit ends as wife learns of husband's death
In Cleveland on May 9 Mrs. Clara Mehlman 45 awaiting testimony in divorce proceedings from Egilius Mehlman was summoned to a phone and told her husband had hanged himself. The court adjourned immediately.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Clara Mehlman
Egilius Mehlman
Children sue for rich mine inheritance dispute
In Minnesota, two children of Marie Owsley challenge a court ruling that awarded their stepfather F D Owsley one third of the 275000 estate. The case, argued before the state supreme court, centers on ownership of iron range mines and the validity of the will.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Iron Range
Minnesota Supreme Court
Marie Owsley
Virginia
Minnesota
F. D. Owsley
Duluth
William E. Boeing
Carolina B. Pooler
Widow of murdered man sees slayer executed
Frank M. Calhoun, 58, was hanged in Huntingdon Pennsylvania for the murder of Benjamin P. Galloup. From her cell window Mrs. Galloup watched the execution after Calhoun admitted the crime to his spiritual adviser and said the motive was to obtain Galloup life insurance valued at $200.
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Associated Press
Huntingdon
Penn
Frank M. Calhoun
Benjamin P. Galloup
Ban on Slit Skirt Enforces School Dress Code
In Los Angeles on May 9 1920s era students Leone and Leonitas Parker sisters were sent home from Polytechnic High for wearing slit skirts. Principal W A Dunn enforced the ban drawing protests from peers who point to a female office employee allowed to wear the garment, highlighting discrimination claims.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angles
Polytechnic High School
Leone
Leonitas Parker
Theer
W. A. Dunn
Parker Girls
Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup Promises Cure All
An advertisement touts Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup as a permanent cure for poison bone pains ulcers boils pimples and eczema. It claims to purify the blood soothe the liver and bowels and treat rheumatism. Available from Van Antwerp Drug Co with a $1 large bottle or $5 for six bottles in Alabama.
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Abbott Bros
van Antwerp Drug CO
Mobile
Ala
2Bott Bros. CO
Chicago, Ill
E. Pougera & Co., Inc
N.Y
Smith
van Antwerp
Royal N
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