Dark end to high school baseball game at Bates field
Ball Lake reports delayed end as darkness halted play after eight innings with Bates field packed and fans disappointed. Oakland led 4-0 after first inning, then held 10-3 final. umpire Red Held called game at dusk.
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Federal League Shinny Scores and Tigers Rally Report
The Federal League game ended St Louis 7 Pittsburg 2 with Walsh from Baltimore debuting for St Louis and a line drive hit to the ear forcing the Takings player from the game. In other action Buffalo and Angel teams posted scores amid double plays and strong pitching as Newark and Vernon battles produced key defensive plays.
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Detroit Defeats Chicago in Erratic Tilt at Home
Detroit tops Chicago 6 4 in a tense game as Weaver's error helped seal the win. Nunns sparked a late rally and the Tigers improved their local string while Chicago trails with one win in the series. Casually, Cleveland climbs to sixth with a 6 2 victory over St Louis.
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National League Boston 18 Shut Out
The Boston team routed its opponents 18 to 0 in a National League game. Upster and Bayti Tobey led the offense with multiple hits while Ragan delivered a string of consecutive hits in the fourth. Hoodgrata exited after ejecting his bat in protest during a strikeout. Crochet contributed two runs in a foggy scoring line.
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Brown-Carlaon-Treseder Clearance Sale Now On
Wroomington Indiana reports a clearance sale at 2421 Washington Ave. The item notes Thorpe, famed football figure, is secured to assist Coach Childs with Indiana University football this year. Thorpe will join Bloomington for the National League season to play baseball with the New York Giants.
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Brigham City Court Hears Case For New Trial
Judge Ericksen presided in Brigham City district court as Abe Rose and G W Showell argued for a new trial in Uteh Idaho Land & Water Co vs Curlew Irrigation & Neav erale Co. The case, first tried two years ago, involved motions to modify pleading and delay ruling amid recent Oro raids on the Dan ting mom.
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Union and liquor raid stain city politics and unions
An investigation reports police confiscated beer and wine at a local hotel and a gate against hotel management. The city plans a legal action while a school board votes to abolish a federation linked to labor. Multiple names are listed in a lengthy docket of individuals referenced in the dispute.
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Misa Margaret Staley
Hailey Rancher Charged With Cruelty to Daughter
Hailey area reports a rancher, Nicholy, six miles from Arco, arrested for cruelty to his 11 year old daughter. Dea Miner of Arco filed the probate complaint. Judge Ads Provo schools opening date set for September 7 8 9 and 17 to accommodate a large family. Teachers assigned across districts. Deputy Dame reports shooting trout in the Malad region.
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Warden Detaner Fined Before Justice of the Peace
Detainer was brought before Justice of the Peace John Ward in Manard and fined $10 with costs.
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Justice of the Peace
John Wardmp
Manard
Costa
Austro Hungarian decree warns neutral workers against war material factories
A Frankfurt Zeitung report notes Austro Hungarian authorities warn neutral country workers not to toil in factories producing enemy war materials. Penalties include imprisonment ten to twenty years and possibly capital punishment under certain conditions.
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Germany
Frankfurter Zeitung
Movement started to make national park for Mt Timpanogos
Frovo reports a local effort to set Mt Timpanogos aside as a government park. Officials expect a meeting around September 7 to discuss investigation and possible excursion to the mountain. If established, the park would exclude sheep and cattle and be reserved as a playground and study field for visitors seeking use.
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Large Texas ranch sale tops regional deals
San Antonio announces the Hart ranch in Terrell and Valverde counties, a 77,000 acre property, sold for 860000. Buyers Kidney Webb of Clay County and Lee Russell of Fort Worth plan to stock the ranch with 10000 cattle, marking one of the southwest region's largest recent deals.
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Terrell
Valverde
D. Mart
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Clay County
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Forth Worth
Survivors Of Arabic Disaster Arrive In New York
Thirty five survivors aboard the American St Paul from Liverpool arrive in New York. Dr Aubrey Gaulter, tied to Dr Edmund Woods of Wisconsin, is among them. Woods' wife described her husband’s last hour while others recall the rescue. No patriotism shown.
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New German War Loan Promised With New Features
Berlin September 2 This wireless dispatch reports officials anticipate a formal call for subscriptions to a new German war loan. Editorials praise attractive bonds at high rate, with banks willing to aid depositors. The issue will be bonds only and not treasury notes, and sales may occur at post offices. Reichsbank managers and bankers expect success akin to prior issues.
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