Thorne tops aging controversy at Cincinnati
Jim Thorne of the Reds, labeled 27, is revealed as about 31 or 32 after conscription records. The piece notes managers Blathew Chase and Knetner, and comments on aging, contracts, and the burden of professional sport economics. A humorous balk dispute at Detroit is also recounted among fans.
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Cincinnati
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Bia
Reds
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Fon
Chase
Knetner
Detroit
Dineen
G'wan
Eim
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A Wisconsin woman reports severe female troubles and back pains. After rejecting surgery, she credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with great relief and recovery after six bottles. The testimonial urges other women with similar issues to try the remedy.
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Ogdensburg
Wis
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Lydia E Lakhem
Evta Donion
Ordensbari Wis
Phyalclane
Lydia EL Pinkham
E Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Four Contestants Advance To Golf Semi Finals In St Joseph
Four contestants left a field of 220 in St Joseph Missouri as the golf tournament reached the semi finals. The event, held June 22, narrowed the field with key performances shaping the final round.
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St, Joseph, Mo
Lambeth Pitches Underhand Howler Riles Mays Rivals
Otis Lambeth of the Cleveland Indians claims his underhand delivery is as effective as anything in the majors. Critics say his motion unsettles hitters and makes him a nuisance for upcoming opponents, comparing him to Boston star Carl Mays after recent performances against the Yankees.
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Otis Lambeth
Lambeth
New York
Men and Money for Great War
Adam L. Peterson of Eden arrives from Washington where he served as pending clerk in the house of representatives for the past months. He notes official Washington and eastern cities show the nation’s urgency for war preparations and full powers to the press. Peterson left Congress briefly for his daughter Eva Petersons wedding reception to Hert E. Mardy at the Temple yesterday. Before Washington he was chief clerk of the state house of representatives and then reading clerk in the national house of representatives.
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Opies
Washington
House of Representatives
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Agathst
Congress
West
East
Army
Imavy
Peterson
Onter
Silss Eva. Peterson
Hert E. Mardy
State House of Representatives
Reading Clerka Iby
National House of Representa Stvess
Crea Defeats Dale Pingree In Ogden Tennis Match
The Ogden tournament men's singles saw Huch Crea defeat Dale Pingree, a fast, sharp opponent who tired after Pingree pressured the court. Crea stayed steady, rarely missing returns, while Pingree relied on speed to chase shots. Tonight at 7:30 Grace Jennionux and Arcadia Culver face off in a strong women's match before the finale.
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Huch Crea
SM. T
Crea
Dale Pingree
Pingree
Bim
Thase
Tanizhtab
Mian Grace Jennioux
Mies Arcadia Culver Rares
Indy
Uneasy Fears Amid New Utah Drug Law
Salt Lake June 22. H Peter von Richfeld was elected president of the Utah Pharmaceutical association for the coming year at the close of the seventeenth annual convention. Officers include J J Boyden Coalville first vice president June W Clark Ogden second vice president F J Volland Salt Lake secretary John Culley Ogden treasurer and a long list of directors. The next convention will be in Provo. A banquet closed the meeting at the Hotel tab. Morning addresses by Charles R Mabey and Earl Glade followed by afternoon talks on prohibition and workmen compensation. Officials Shields and Jenkins faced tough questions as to enforcement after August 1.
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Richfeld
Utah Pharmaceutical Association
J. J. Boyden
Coalville
Orst
June W. Clark
Ogden
F. J. Volland
John Culley
BF. Titer
Tagan
Edward Johnston
Mount Mearant
C. H. Flevens
Provo
ML Messer
Countiful
M. J. Howlett
Eureka
Eugene L. Wade
C. J. Clarrey
Association
Convmion
Charles R. Mabey
Bountiful
Earl 3
Glade
Ore
Dan B. Shields
Ing
HM. Erokins
State
Industrial Cone Mission
Shields
Jenkins
Shirida
Herman Harms
Denver fight offer rejected by fighters in New York
Telegrams from managers of Benny Leotard and Johnny Killane report offers of $20,000 for a twenty round bout in Colorado. Edie Pitts of Denver says talks continue as he seeks a Colorado venue. Meanwhile Charles McCarthy, wounded Canadian fighter, joins First Minnesota artillery as recruit after medical clearance.
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Pleht
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Johnny Killane
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Ypres
Charles McCarthy
Princesa Pats
Minnesots
Hutchinson Takes Lead in Second Round of Golf
PHILADELPHIA June 21 Jack Stutchingan at the Allegheny Country club led the national open golf tournament after the second round at Whitemarsh with a 36 hole total of 149. His steady play gave him a clear edge over a field of amateurs and professionals including Alexander Cunningham and Edward Loos who are pursuing the lead.
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Jack Stutchingan
Allegheny Country Club
Whitemarsh
Aeadhy
Alexander Cunningham
Ing. W. Vo
Scare Delphin
Rec. Force
Tocay
Secon Dotal
Edward Loos
Phila
Beaver Canyon Road Repaired to Mist Bridge
County Surveyor J a Lenis announced the Beaver Canyon road from Booth Fork to Mist Bridge on Beaver Creek is open to autos and nearing completion. County crews work below Hermitage repairing the canyon road and plan tarvia resurfacing after grading. Extensions include Washington Avenue, with city projects tied to war-time efforts.
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J. A Lenis
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Washington Avenue
Soldier Glen Blallinga Widely Honored In Funeral Rites
Soldier Glen Blallinga, Ogden youth guarding railroad trains, died on duty and was honored in a military funeral held at 2 p.m. in the Ninth Ward chapel. Bishop Hodges led services with several local leaders speaking, Mrs. Olken and Mrs. Wangegaans performing hymns, and guards from Idaho and Utah batteries assisting. Interment followed at the city cemetery with buglers and pallbearers in attendance. the casket was draped in the American flag.
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Brigham City
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Nidses
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