Baseball American League Standings Roughly Shown
The table lists teams Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit Chicago Cleveland New York Boston and Pittsburgh with win totals and percentages. Several OCR errors obscure some team names and figures but the standings show Washington leading around .640 and other clubs hovering near .500.
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P.C. Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
New
Boston
Scores from yesterday's baseball and hockey games
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 0 Chicago 3. Detroit 3 St Louis 4. Washington 1 Boston 3. In the National League Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 6.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Two Games Set with New York Philadelphia and Washington Boston
Only two games on the schedule today with New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston. The rest list St. Louis at Chicago and Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Miracle Man Roxroy to Exhibit in Thomansville Saturday
Roxroy the famous miracle man will demonstrate healing powers in Thom asville next to the First National Bank on Saturday afternoon at four. The event is free with no admission or sales, featuring cures for deafness, paralysis, and blindness and a display of physical culture and a food show. Local residents will be used in demonstrations, with seating for the sick and afflicted.
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Roxroy
Thomasville
First National Bank
South
Two Youths Freed on Bail in Portoulas Murder Case
Hugh O Quinn and Henry Strickland were released on $7500 bonds each. Their cases are docketed for next term of Glynn County Superior Court in Brunswick Georgia. The youths faced murder charges tied to Nick Portoulas, a Greek merchant, in the Mallon killing case context. Solicitor Gibbs recovered enough to return home from illness.
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BrunsWick
Hugh O’quinn
Henry Strickland
Baker Mallon
Nick Portoulas
Glynn Superior Court
Mallon
Gibbs
Jesup
Religious Census of 1916 Details Church Data
The 1916 religious census collected counts of men and women church members ministers and children in Sunday schools plus church property. Two questionnaires gathered data on churches and on clergy. Results published in two volumes provide ecclesiastical information for national reference.
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Department of Commerce
Negro Rabbis Claim True Jewish Heritage in Chicago Temple
Two negro rabbis at the Temple of Gospel of the Kingdom on West Lake Street preach that African Americans are the original Jews. The sermon follows a court case involving Elizabeth Miller and notes the temple’s rapid growth and ongoing fundraising by Rabbi Lazarus and Rabbi Stiform who say they traveled from Jerusalem.
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Chicago
West Lake Street
Elizabeth Miller
David Lazarus
Danio Stiform
Officer Dunn
Temple
Lazarus
Wtiram
Jerusalem
New York
Weather Crop Report for Atlanta October 2
Light showers and cooler temperatures eased heat. Rainfall varied by county, with some streams higher but overall crops not yet helped. Ground ready for plowing and sowing winter grains despite late rains.
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Atlanta
Weather crop bulletin notes broad harvest progress
The report states we have begun picking cotton, plowing, and gathering corn with strong yields in the southern half. It notes overall good state crops, scarce truck crops, late sweet potatoes with poor north results, and pecans starting to ripen. This is the final bulletin of the season.
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