Baseball Gavet Fitches Good Ball in Oakland
San Francisco reports TiNer Cav from Detroit, traded for Bobby Jones, pitched well in Oakland. Salt Lake defeated by Portland 11 to 4 as Kahler won for Portland, Kubler struggled for Vernon in a 7 to 2 Portland win.
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St Louis Triumph In 13th Inning. Schulte Ends Rally
St Louis edged Chicago 6 3 in 13th after a seesaw game. Schulte homered and forced ties with timely singles, Murray, Fisher scoring in the 13th as Victor Saier returned from injury to pace the winners.
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MAMAUX SHUTS OUT NEW YORK IN PIRATE WIN
In Pittsburgh on August 12 Mar Mausax pitched a two hit shutout over New York, allowing three hits and one base on balls while driving in two runs himself as the Pirates won 4 to 0. The Mets managed only three hits and one walk.
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Red Sox rally as Bell and doubles spark offense
In a struggle against St Louis, a Red Sox batter drove in four runs with two doubles while teammates contributed to the offense but the Cardinals were blanked 0-0 in a 0-0 tie interpretation. New York and Cleveland split a series end with Cleveland edging New York 6-4 as Warhop notches win. Walker falters late for New York while Hargard fanned a key Yankee swing to seal the win.
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Brooklyn Edges Reness City in Twelfth Inning
In Brooklyn on August 12 the Federal League game went twelve innings as Brooklyn won 3 to 2 over Kansas City. Fred Smith hit a clutch triple and George Anderson followed with a thick hit to left to win it with two out in the twelfth. Kansas City hitters Marion and Land contributed but Brooklyn prevailed in a pitching duel.
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Conference debates proposed model law on incorporations
An exhaustive report by Gene O Massie, chairman of the executive committee, outlines the Torreua system and proposed uniform incorporation law. Amendments are offered, the conference defers action, and a final decision may be postponed beyond this year.
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FIGHTING THE TURK IN ASIA
Petrograd reports a renewed Turkish drive in the Caucasus with General Halil Bey reorganizing a 30 000 strong force including infantry and Kurdish units. Russian forces retreat along the Euphrates while pursuing Turks suffer heavy losses, with 15 000 to 20 000 men killed or captured and continued pursuit toward Dutach and Alaschgerd.
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Million Beet Cattle Wanted In Message From Liverpool
Helena Montana reports a cablegram from Liverpool claiming demand for one million American beet cattle. The inquiry notes delays and misgivings about price, delivery, and suitability, with several dealers asked to bid while others wither from miscommunication.
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Wheat order cancellations rock August grain trade
Cancellation of contracts totaling nearly 2.2 million bushels for September European shipment shocks Chicago grain market. Armour Grain and J Rosenbaum among firms that pulled back as European buyers retreat, amid speculation Europe seeks new supply or credit constraints.
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Mary Pickford Leads Sunday and Monday Showings at Al Barbs
Mary Pickford headlines a big orchestra and Billy Reeves in a compact program at Al Barbs this Sunday and Monday, delivering a roundup of familiar favorites and new shorts for local audiences.
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Colonel Clemons Retired List Ends Civil War Veteran Service
Washington Aug 13 Colonel John J Clem the drummer boy of Chicamauga and last Civil War veteran in active U S army service was placed on the retired list at age 64 ending decades at the War Department He retires with the rank of brigadier general following a congressionally granted promotion based on his long service and acts of bravery.
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Greek letter societies meet at Berkeley convention
Delegates from across the country gather in Berkeley for the first national congress of women fraternities at the Women's Praternities event. Mrs W W Parmatee of Chicago, national president of the Delta Drite Dets sorority, presides over the convention.
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First Eleven Cent Stamp Issued by Post Office
Washington announces the issuance of the first eleven cent stamp, authorized by Postmaster General Mirleson, to handle parcel postage. The historic stamp marks a new denomination in postal rates.
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New Green Stamp Issued For Parcel Post Charges
A dark green stamp bearing Benjamin Franklin’s profile from Houdin’s bust is issued to meet insurance and parcel post duties. Local delivery parcels weighing 12 to 18 pounds carry eleven cents postage, and seven pound parcels in certain zones also incur eleven cents. The notice references parcel post rate adjustments and related postage changes amid broader postal reforms.
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Fragmentary Parody Note From Brooklyn Star Fragment
A fragmentary note references the phrase Paradise Lost and a Brooklyn Star item noting “fifteen days on average” and a discussion of grabs. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or人物 names to anchor a fuller summary.
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