Baseball Scores and College Games from Sept Major Leagues
Summary of multiple games including St Louis vs Washington, Philadelphia vs Athletic Swatlest, Brooklyn sweeping Pittsburg in a doubleheader with Yingling and Nap Rucker pitching, New York beating Cleveland in final series, Boston and Chicago exchanging wins to end season series, and college football notes on Yale Wesleyan Cornell Ursinus Harvard Rutgers Princeton plus Carlisle Holy Cross openers and other snippets.
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Low Rates on Denver and Rio Grande Routes
Electric Lighted Sleepers and Dining Car Service advertised by F Fouts Ogden and J A Bentong A P D Salt Lake as agents offer round trip fares to Chicago Omaha Kansas City St Louis Denver and San Francisco with various dates in Oct Nov and Dec. Tickets show 90 day limits for some routes and 60 days for others.
Standings and yesterday's baseball results across leagues
The standings show National League games with Brooklyn 6-1 over opponents, and St Louis 5 Washington 3 in American League play. American Association matchups feature Milwaukee 5 Toledo 0, while Western League and Pacific Coast results include Des Moines 11 Topeka 4 and Sacramento 4 Los Angeles 6. Today, National games list Chicago at Pittsburg and Brooklyn at New York with 3:30 pm starts, while Philadelphia visits Boston and a Philadelphia at Boston game is listed under American.
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Opening of the Football Season
New York reports the college football season kicking off with teams ready for action. Valerii Cor. conveys the opening day buzz as squads begin preparations and fans anticipate early results.
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Bryan Explains Indemnity Law On Mexican Property
San Jose September 24 Secretary of State Bryan answers Dr G Urige of a San Jose company seeking protection for Mexican property. He reports the department has instructed the Hermosillo consul to protect the property and to pursue indemnity under international law if damage occurs. The Grigsbys and other company officials had left Mexico aboard the Buffalo amid warnings for Americans to leave the troubled zones.
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State Department
Liner collides with small steamer on Elbe River
Hamburg professional Graf Walderses of the Hamburg American line navigates the Elbe when a collision with the Norwegian steamer Norge rips a hole in the starboard side. The Norge sinks immediately with no casualties reported.
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Noted Rabbi to Head Church in Yorks Senn
The Rev Dr Moses Hyaiicon, a noted rabbi, arrived in Biglawl aboard the liner Wil helm to head the congregation Ovvel Crotin. He was accompanied by Mye. Heamson. Halli Ayamson served as the attics chief. The election of a Steir Drs Herts resignation set a new course for the United Synagogue. The New York congregation plans subscriptions to verify the coming of the British rabbi.
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Oregon Adopts Woman Wage Scale Amid Court Debate
Portland welfare commission approves a new woman wage scale set to take effect in November. The decision follows a period of legal review and aims to standardize pay for female workers across industries. Officials expect changes to impact local employers and labor standards.
Wage Rules Limit Hours for Women Clerks in Stores
A reform order sets a $9.25 daily wage for adult women clerks, defines eight hours as the maximum workday and fifty hours as the weekly limit, with six days per week. It also prohibits Saturday night shopping and late Christmas hours, drawing strong protests from department store owners who defend the measure as framed by one proprietor.
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Sad blow to the Army officers traveling expenses
Washington reports that George Tawney, comptroller of the treasury, ruled that army officers traveling without troops must pay for transportation of their personal luggage out of their own funds. The government will only cover tents, clothing, utensils, and other military equipment. The decision affects Army Navy Marine Corps and revenue cutter service travel.
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George Tawney
Treasury
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Army Navy
Marine Corps
Revenue Cutter Service
What Constitutes Decent Burial in a Contested Case
Washington September 24 The high cast of dying disturbed George E Downey comptroller of the reason today when he was called upon to decide officially what constitutes a decent burial The widow of a lighthouse employee who died as
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Washington
George E. Downey
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Duty, Burial, and Bills in Washington and Baltimore
A report notes a Washington official cutting a $190 funeral bill, denying a seven-carriage parade, a black suit, and other costs for a deceased man. The itemized refusals highlight frugality in the line of duty as funeral expenses are pared down. The piece also mentions school uniforms and a compact method for storing pressed shirtwaists in a trunk with a simple cardboard box and leather belt latches.
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Baltimore
Washington, N. C
Bakers Will Not Discuss Prices at Convention
In Bakers convention at Boffalo New York the National Association of Master Bakers says price increases for bread will not be discussed. Vice President Mark Bredin of Toronto states it is policy to avoid pricing topics at gatherings. Focus remains on production methods and sanitary conditions in bakery making and delivery to consumers.
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National Association of Master Bakers
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Conanmera
Trunk-Lid Shirtwaist Box Explained at Alaque School
A fragment from a college preparatory program notes how students keep trunks in their rooms to prevent loss of items. The quirky item named Trunk-Lid Shirtwaist Box appears as part of a lesson on practical living and discipline.
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Commission heads Pacific Coast tour for workmen's laws
New York Sept 24 The joint commission studying state workmen's compensation laws will extend its inquiry to Washington Oregon and California It just returned from Massachusetts Michigan Ohio Wisconsin and is proceeding westward as Washington is the only state requiring compulsory workers insurance The commission comprises Cyrus W Phillips Rocles Y Shaitman J Walter Turil more Otto E Bidlitz Louis B Schram James Duncan John Mitchell.
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Oregon
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Massachusetts
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Ohio
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Pacific Coast
Cyrus W. Phillips
Rocles Y. Shaitinan
J. Walter Turi Lmore
National Club Federation
Otto E. Bidlitz
New York Puiiding Trades Employers’ Association
Louis B. Schram
United States Brewers’ Association
James Duncan
Quincy
Masa
John Mitchell
Mount Vernon
N.Y
American Federation of Labor
Record trade in United States August exports exceed all records
Washington September 24 imports for August totaled 137,794,198 while exports reached 187,823,826 marking a record high for August. Last year August figures were 154,756,770 imports and 167,844,871 exports. For eight months ending August imports stood at 156,570,870 and exports at 816,085,77%.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Market hearing on American corn grading set for Oct 29
Washington announces a public hearing in October to solicit opinions on tentative corn grades before final federal standards are fixed. The notice highlights the shift toward standardization and invites stakeholder input from those in the corn market. The rest of the article advocates more attention to individual student needs in public schools and parental input on curricula.
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Department of Agriculture
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