Red Sox Take Early Lead as Baseball Races Heat Up
The Boston Red Sox regained first in the American League after a win over the White Sox while the Tigers lost to Philadelphia. The Brooklyn Superbas split a doubleheader with Cincinnati, and the Phillies and Dodgers won. Wyler shut out the Cardinals 2 to 0. the Giants won the first game of a doubleheader against Pittsburgh.
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Delphia
Brooklyn Superbas
Incinnati Reds
Phillies
Aves
White Sox
Tigers
Athletics
Fue
Knetzer
Wyler
Rues
Cardinals
Abs
Rixie
He Giants
Pittsburgh
Bur- Wigh Grimes
Baron
Giants
Kauff
Alabama Cavalry Mustering Wednesday Declared
The Alabama National Guard Cavalry unit, the state’s only full cavalry regiment, was ordered to billeting in Montgomery for muster tomorrow. R. E. Steiner of Montgomery was elected colonel and Bibb Graves of Montgomery named lieutenant colonel.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Uth
Cavalry
Alabama National Rd
Department of the East
Montmery
G. J. Hubbard
R. E. Steiner
Bibb Graves
Braves Cancel Draft Move On Mc Candless
Boston news confirms manager Stallings announced the Boston Nationals have canceled their draft of outfielder McCandless from the Dallas club. The decision ends the immediate pursuit and leaves McCandless with Dallas.
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Braves
Boston
Stallings
Boston Nationals
McCandless
Dallas
Orleans Mayor Restricts Conflicting Race Meeting Dates
New Orleans officials will not allow two race meetings if dates clash. Racing is barred during Lent starting February 1. The season runs December 9 to February 20 at Fair Grounds Park, while H. OD Brown of Havana plans a separate meet November 30 to March 17.
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New Orleans
Behriman
Business Men's Racing Association
Fair Grounds Park
H. OD
Curley"’) Brown
Havana
City Park
National league games featured clear conditions across venues
The games listed include Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston American matchups Boston at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis with clear or cloudy skies noted.
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National
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
American
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Newark
Sn Enee
St. Louis i
Steet
Pet
Pass Christian School Teachers Move to New Posts
Miss Louise Anderson and Miss Naomi Saucier leave Pass Christian for Nugent to teach at Orange Grove Consolidated High School. Miss Hazel Kirke Adam moves to Perkinston to teach commercial classes at Harrison and Stone counties Agricultural High School. Miss Harry Owen Smith departs for Woolmarket as intermediate class instructor at the Consolidated High School. Miss Ruby May Boyer goes to Carnes to instruct domestic science at the high school.
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Pass Christian
Louise Anderson
Naomi Saucier
Nugent
Miss
Orange Grove Consolidated High School
Hazel Kirke Adam
Pass Christian High School
Perkinston
Agricultural High School
Harrison and
Stone Counties
Harry Owen Smith
Woolmarket
Consolidated High School
Ruby May Boyer
Carnes
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh Baseball Scores From Mixed Results
Scores from Brooklyn and New York games show varied outcomes with pitchers Schupp McCarty and Merritt Rariden in action. Cincinnati and St Louis matchups feature notable pitching duels, while Philadelphia edged Chicago in a high scoring effort led by Rixey Killifer and McConnell.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cheney
Miller
Schneider
Wingo
Marquard
Meyers
Knetzer
Kuhn
Boston
St. Louis
Tyler
Blackburn
Meadows
Williams
Gonzales
New York
Pittsburgh
Schupp
McCarty
W. Wagner
Merritt
Rariden
Grimes
Lischer
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rixey
Killifer
McConnell
Carter
Jarrell
Clemens
Unclear game results with scattered box scores
Incomplete line scores show Detroit and Philadelphia with split records, listing players Mitchell James Stanage Myers Haley. Chicago match notes Kosten with Cicotte Williams Russell Lynn Schalk. St Louis Washington entries cite Plank Hart ey Thomas Henry, with no other schedules.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Mitchell
James
Stanage
Myers
Haley
Chicago
Kosten
Cicotte
Williams
Russell
Lynn
Schalk
Louis
Washington
Plank
Hartey
Thomas
Henry
Famous French flyer posted as missing
Paris reports Flight Lieutenant de Rochefort, who claimed his sixth German aircraft on Saturday, is missing. Flight Adjutant Tarascon, cited for his fifth kill, has lost one leg and relies on an artificial limb after a prior war injury.
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Paris
de Rochefort
Tarascon
War of Five
Haus
Woman Held on Drug Conspiracy Charge in Mobile
Marie Cook, described in the report as a negress, was arraigned before U S Commissioner Jere Austin and held on $100 bond on a charge of conspiring with Vance Whiteman to import heroin from New Orleans to Mobile. Vance testified Cook gave him $6 to buy heroin, which she denied.
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Marie Cook
United States
Jere Austin
Lromer Vance
Whiteman
New Orleans
Mobile
Vance
Health officer calls for meet of midwives in Mobile
City Health Officer Charles A. Mohr has called a meeting of all women practicing midwifery in Mobile for Wednesday at 10 in the Mobile Medical Society hall at Conception and St. Michael streets. Dr Mott says the meeting is very important and urges all interested to attend.
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Mobile
Charles A. Mohr
The
Mobile Medical Society
Conception and
St. Michael Streets
Mott
Travelers Day at Gulf Coast Fair Highlighted
November 4 named Travelers Day at the Gulf Coast Fair. Mobile travelers aid promotion by displaying posters in Alabama Mississippi and Florida hotel lobbies and distributing advertising matter. Several features are planned for the day at the fair.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker Lead AL Standings
Tris Speaker held the American League lead while Ty Cobb went hitless in three at bats. The National League leaders Chase and Wheat posted three hits in the double header, with Hornsby and Daubert pressuring. Hinchman connected once in six appearances as standings show top hitters across both leagues.
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Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Jackson
Wheat
Hornsby
Daubert
Hinchman
AB. H. Pc. Speaker
Coline Acs
Araen
National Chase
Dynamite Damages Loyal Consolidated School at Poplarville
In Poplarville Mississippi on Sunday night the Loyal Consolidated School, a large two story brick building nine miles north of town, was damaged by dynamite and its large barn burned. Bloodhounds from Crystal Springs were unable to trailing the suspects.
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Poplarville
Miss
Loyal Consolidated School
Here
Crystal Springs
Lumber plant chief shoots fellow worker in Hattiesburg
HATTIESBURG Miss Sept 19 J N Normal chief engineer of the Tatum Lumber Company plant shot millwright C J Wold Monday afternoon. The bullet struck near the heart and surgeons say there is little chance of recovery. Domestic trouble is reported as the cause.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
J. ©. Normal
Tatum Lumber Company
C. J. Wold
Wold
Captain Holt Sails to Coden for Recruits in Mobile Area
Captain David Holt, recruiting officer stationed at Bay Minette, travels via Mobile to Coden Bayou la Batre and Dauphin Island in search of infantry and artillery recruits. Private James P. Snowder accompanies him.
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David Holt
Bay Minette
Mobile
Holt
Coden
Bayou la Batre
Dauphin Island
James P. Snowder
Prince Frederick William Seen As People Person On Front Lines
The Lokal Zeiger profile recalls Crown Prince Frederick William greeting soldiers during an auto ride from the front to reserve positions. Rosner notes the prince once vowed to know each private, a gesture echoed when the crown princess visited a hospital and asked a wounded trooper if he knew the prince. The trooper’s reply and the crown prince’s response reflect a human side amid war.
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Associated Press
Erlin
London
Frederick William
Karl Rosner
Lokal Anzeiger
Rosner
Argonne
Berlin
Frau Kronprinzessin
Rosier
German Army Leader Gains Hope From Personal Bond With Troops
A wartime message emphasizes the personal connection between German commanders and soldiers. The speaker claims unit morale stems from respect for each individual and the belief that sacrifices protect Germany and its future. He notes meticulous planning to minimize bloodshed while pursuing strategic aims.
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Hfe
Germany
Grove's General Tonic Ad Promotes Well Known Tonic
An advertisement promotes Grove's Whenever You Need a General Tonic highlighting quinine and iron as the tonic properties. The ad emphasizes Grove's as the old standard and value at 50 cents.
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Grove
Birmingham Doctor Held for Murder of Dr Avery
Dr J E Blaydes of Bessemer is held on 5000 bond for murder in the death of Dr William M Avery of Bessemer who died Monday night at Elizabeth Duncan hospital from a fractured skull allegedly caused during a fight last Saturday afternoon in the office of Dr R W Waldrop and Dr T C Donald. No witnesses were present.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
J. E. Blaydes
Bessemer
William M. Avery
Elizabeth Duncan Hospitale
Blaydes
Mrs. M. G. Bitzer Dies at 92 in Mobile
Maria M. Bitzer aged 92, longtime Mobile resident for 64 years, died Monday night at 9 30 at her daughter Mrs. Charles G. Rochs home 458 St Anthony street after nearly a month of illness. She remained able to read and write and moved about unaided until the illness. She was widely known in Mobile and a consistent member of the German Lutheran church.
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Maria M. Bitzer
Mobile
Charles G. Roch
St. Anthony Street
Bitzer
Mrs Bitzer Born in Baden Germany and Settled in Mobile
Mrs Bitzer was born December 2, 1824 in Obere chaffhausen Baden Germany and arrived in the United States in 1852 settling in Mobile. She leaves one son F A Bitzer one daughter Mrs Charles G Roh nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren with other Mobile relatives. She was the oldest in her family with four sisters previously deceased.
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Mrs. Bitzer
Oberechaffhausen
Baden
Germany
Mobile
F. A. Bitzer
Charles G. Roh
Christina
Charles
Marguerite Roch
Ferdinand
Lena
George
Ethel Bitzer
Louis L. Schettler
Louise
Rita Schettler
Mrs
Free typhoid vaccine program discontinued at city health board
The free typhoid vaccine treatment at the City Board of Health has been discontinued. Only two people received the free treatment yesterday afternoon. Health officials are vaccinating those who had already begun the course before the end of the past week.
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City Board of Health
James J. Jett Jett Long Ill Dies in Mobile
James T. Jett long ill for years and head of Jett Bros. contracting firm died Monday night at 8 25 at his home 327 Spring Hill avenue Mobile. He builtMobile county jail and roads and was active in Masonry Shriners and Elks. Survived by widow two sons Carl E Jett and Robert Edward Jett a daughter Mrs Edward C Terrill one grandchild three sisters and other relatives born March 27 1862 in New Market Jefferson County Tennessee.
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James T. Jett
Jett Bros
Spring Hill Avenue
Shriners and
Mobile Lodge of Elks
Mobile County
Mobile
Knoxville
Tenn
Jett
Messrs
Carl E. Jett
Robert Edward Jett
Edward C. Terrill
Daniel E. Jett
Milton Jett
Tennessee
R. E. Jett
New Market
Jefferson County
Granger Liver Regulator Endorsed by Alabama Druggist
Druggist Mr Cothram testifies he has used Granger Liver Regulator for years in his family and in his shop and finds it the best liver remedy. Thousands have praised the vegetable non alcoholic purifier as a system purifier. Granger Liver Regulator comes in airtight tin boxes.
Gorgas Arrives in San Juan to Study South American Health
Major General William C. Gorgas and sanitary experts arrived in San Juan Puerto Rico from Venezuela to study health conditions. The commission plans to proceed next to Brazil as part of a regional survey.
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San Juan
FP. R
William ©. Gorgas
United States Army
South America
Venezuela
Brazil
Loss of Two Steamers Reported by Lloyds
Lloyds announces the loss of the steamers Wewa and Lord Tredegar. The Lord Tredegar passed Gibraltar en route to Port Said and Indian ports from New York, with a tonnage of 2,347. The Wewa is not listed in the maritime register.
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Associated Press
London
Wewa
Lord Tredegar
Lloyds
Tredegar
Gibraltar
Port Said
New York
Williams Charged With Carrying Concealed Weapons
Sam Williams was docketed at the police station Tuesday on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Alex Ivory reported to police that Williams had a revolver concealed on his person.
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Sam Williams
Aie Negro
Alex Ivory
Williams
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