Boston Hits .238 to Dodgers .200 in World Series
The Associated Press reports batting averages from the World Series with Boston players hitting .238 and the Dodgers at .200. Official scorer notes credit Whitman of Boston and William A. Rafter of the Brooklyn Standard Union as BAAs representatives.
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Boston
Dodgers
Associated Press
Avoie Partiel
Taylor
Mations! Commission
Whitman
Boston Vale
William A. Rafter
Ooklyn Standard J Union
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Brooklyn
G.ab
R. H. Petgel
N. “. Pas Olson
Myers
Daubert
Mowrey
Miller
Cutshaw
Eere Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
William Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
Braves Field
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Promoted as Kidney Health Remedy
An advertisement extols GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure-all for urinary and kidney issues. It claims cleansing effect on kidneys and bladder, non patent medicine status, government chemist approval, and assurances of refund if not as represented.
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Haarlem
Haarlem Oil Cape
WW. Ss
Holae
Capital officers in disagreement in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama a rift opens between the city commission and the board of public safety as both sides trade allegations over police and fire department costs and alleged inefficiencies. The dispute includes salary changes, staffing counts, and past actions by the board and commission, with arrests noted against a board member.
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Board of Public Safety
Commission
Montgomery
Ala
City Commission of
T. Robertson
City Commission
Robertson
of ‘ Public Safety
C Commission
Board of Safety
Therchief
Thompson
Polo and Fire Departments
Recorder's Court
City” Commission
Stoor
City Board of Education
Gaston
Kilby backs school tax amendment for Alabama counties
Lieutenant Governor Kilby endorses a constitutional amendment allowing counties and school districts to levy up to three mills for public school purposes. He argues ratification does not raise taxes but grants local power, and that adoption would keep Alabama's school funding among the lowest tax rates nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas E. Kilby
William F. Feagin
Kilby
Alabama
Rotary meeting highlights harbor needs for Mobile port
The Rotary Club luncheon discussed Port of Mobile improvements with speakers from the Harbor Commission and industry. Attendees included George Crawford and Frank Blair. Col Schulz and others outlined port upgrades. The club accepted an invitation to the Wilmer Community Fair and noted President Dix will attend the Atlanta conference. Regrets were sent to ill Rotarians Moreland and McPhillips.
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State Harbor Commission
Rotary Club
Mobile
W. H. Armbrecht
L. D. Dix
George Gordon Crawford
Birmingham
Frank G. Blair
Tuscaloosa
Harbor Commission
Col
Edward Schulz
United States Engineer Corps
A. W. Carey
The
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
8. R. Prince
Mobile and Ohio
E. J. Buck
Terminal Transfer and Storage Company
James 8. Taylor
W. D. Nesbitt
Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Company
Wilmer
Knoxville Rotary Club
Atlanta
Dix
H. C. Heron
L. and N
Armbrecht
C. B Hervey
James Moreland
James McPhillips
Rochester
Minn
Soldier freed from prison and discharged in El Paso
Private Hugh Clark of the Second Massachusetts Infantry was released after a court sentence for writing to a newspaper. His sentence was remitted and he was dishonorably discharged for allegedly criticizing his superior officers. Separately, a Boulder Colorado earthquake-like quake was recorded near 10 41 p.m. with fifteen shocks lasting thirty seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Hugh Clark
D Company
Second Massachusetts Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Denver
Col
Boulder
Sacred Heart College
A Fine Treatment for Catarrh
Catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Sprays and douches rarely help. Use Parmint double strength, mix with hot water and sugar, take four times daily for relief from head noises and nasal obstruction. The tonic action may help thinning blood. Easy to make and inexpensive. try it.
Cured Malaria While He Read His Paper
An advertisement claims a man cured malaria by taking a teaspoonful of G Liver Regulator for three nights after supper while reading. The product is described as vegetable based, alcohol free, kept in a tin box, and sold by druggists.
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Dan Cupid
Montgomery
E. S. Jordan
Vermillion
South Dakota
Mattie J. Smith
Troy
Mr. Height
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Weer
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Smith
Mowry
Seer
Bot
O'Mara
Marquard
Anne
Oney
A de Ghavenne
Tokalon
Brassell’s
Kienville Pharma
Bill Wilson
Blount County
State Board of Pardons
J. B. "Blackwood
Sixteenth Circuit
Wilson
Blackwood
Smithsonian Institute
S.S.S
Superintendent of Education
Graphite Company
Hiowah County
T. 8. Kyle
B. W. Pruit
R. B. Kyle, Jr
Samuel ‘D. Rogers
Ninth Pythian District
Pythian Hall
J. R. Campbell
Tuskegee
R. J. Lifford
Matthew
B. W. Lincoln
J.J Plant
Tallassee
M.S. Belser
Ninth District
Mr. J. Height
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Gingham
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