Evening tin market shows limited action in New York
In New York trading on August 27, little movement appeared in both road and industrial stocks. Mixed sessions saw some gains and losses with specific shares such as securities advancing to 59 3/4 while Industrial slipped to 129 1/8. Central Leather edged up to 71 3/8 and Leather slipped, with Steel Foundries rising to 77 7/8.
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New York
Washington News Today
Americas
Union Pa
Reading Opeed
Sinclair
Bied Steel
Allis Chalmers
Car & Foundry
Tel & Tei
Anaconda Atchison
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte & Superior
Eas
Cali Pete Bidad
Central Leather Tie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil & St. Paul
Chile
Chino
Colo Fuel
Laos Sa Fay Sia
Colo Gas & Electric
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Delaware & Hudson
Distilleries Securities
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel
Bam & Lehigh Valley
Marine Sry
Pete Cone
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
N. Y
Bakers Defeat Y M C A In City League Clash
The Bakers Cop 3 to 10 2 game from the Y M C A as Manager Pierce’s Bakery rallies to win in the first three innings. Dan Lytle subbing for the Y M C A collected a hit and fielded nine chances without an error. The City League standings remain tight with three clubs tied for first and show a shift likely after Refiners vs Bankers game.
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Pierce
Association
Red Triangle
Dan Lytle
Bis
Osaka
Bakers
Porters and toast referenced in old Washington Star line
A stranger describes a porterhouse steak with mushrooms and browned toast with butter in a recalled Washington Star exchange. The waiter interjects, asking if the guest is placing an order or recalling past days, capturing a vivid dining scene.
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Washington Star
WATCHING FROM THE BLEACHERS FIRST GAMES AND SCHEDULES
Baseball card style report of multiple games with RHE Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis New York Washington Chicago Boston Detroit and schedule notes. It records scores, innings abbreviations, and battery lines for each game and lists upcoming matchups including multiple city pairings and minor league standings.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
RHE
Clube
Loat
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Chicago Ea Masee
Cleveland An
New York Ae Ee GT
Pittsburgh
New York As
Cincinnati Ween
Brooklyn Wae
Boston Ste Ee
Detroit Sae
St Louis Mee
Bresnahan Plans War Time Work With Toledo Club
Roger Bresnahan, Toledo club manager and owner, will follow Work-or-Fight orders and plans to work at a Government nitrate plant in Toledo. Reds, if in first division, will include players who joined the army since opening, such as Bresner, Re Ryan and Allen, while leading Brooklyn by five games with 14 to play. A Fort Loccum game paused as the flag ceremony halted play, then resumed after the anthem. Buster Caton, sidelined by the draft, may wed, joining Uncle Sam and the matrimonial league. James H. Caton of Janesville and Jennie Williams of Pittsburg appear on last week’s Pittsburg licenses, though Pirates officials deny caton’s wedding plans. George Sisler and Allan Setharon were approached by scout Kelchner for the Lebanon club in the Bethlehem Steel League. both declined definite answers and remain with the Browns in Washington.
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Roger Bresnahan
Toledo
American Association
Baker
Bresnahan
Government
Reds
Bresser
Re- Ryan
Allen
Brooklyn
Fort Llocum
Uncle Sam
National Army
Buster Caton
Pirates
Pittsburg
James H. Caton
Janesville
Jennie Williams
James H
Buster
Zanesville
Theman
Caton
Oakland
Pittsfield Township
E. Walker
Philadelphia
George Sisler
Allan Setharon
St. Lows Browns
George Kelchner
Lebanon
Bethlehem Steel League
Kelchner
Browns
Washington
St. Louis
Sister
Sotharon
Harmony Emerges as Baseball Meetings Signal Change
At the National Commission gathering in Cincinnati, John A. Heydier of the National League signaled renewed cooperation with Ben Johnson and Ban Johnson's team as factions show readiness to step back from control. Reports hint at an early move to withdraw the Scott Perry case from Cleveland courts, aligning with broader push for harmony across leagues. The Times notes possible further repudiation of Johnson and a shift toward unified World Series arrangements.
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National Commission
Cincinnat
John A. Heydier
National League
John K. Tener
Ben Johnson
O. B
Johnson F
Cincinnati
Scott Perry
Cleveland Courts
Connie Mack
Johnson
Boston Nationals
Dempsey Criticized For Dodging Levinsky Bout in Brooklyn
International News Sport Editor Jack Verock reports that Jack Dempsey faced heavy criticism in New York after canceling a planned charity bout with Batling Levinsky in Brooklyn. Dempsey cited lumbago and fear of hand injury ahead of a looming Willard title shot, prompting calls that he should have fought any opponent to support the Knights of Columbus War Fund.
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Jack Verock
International News
New York
Jack Dempsey
Batling Levinsky
Brooklyn
Knights of Columbus War Fund
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Levinsky
Jack
Big Colleges Prepare For Football Season 1918
International News Sports Editor Jack Verock notes major colleges plan schedules for the 1918 football season. Harvard Yale and Princeton may return to traditional play amid wartime changes. youth may replace veterans, but the sport should stay lively as September practices begin nationwide.
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Jack Verock
International News
New York
King
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Oil Quotations Investigates Times Circulation Claim
The Times notes its circulation mirrors the combined totals of Warren’s other dailies and calls for an investigation to verify the assertion. The brief cites editorial concern over market share and competitive metrics without detailing methods or conclusions.
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Times
Warren Daily
Today’s Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices Steady
Cattle supply light with steady market and mixed grades from 1250 to 1750 for common to prime cattle. Hogs receipts 1600 head with lower market. prime heavy hogs 26 to 28 dollars, mediums around 21 to 23, roughs 13.50 to 17.75. Sheep and lambs 900 head and steady. lambs around 17.00.
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Jones
Packard Motor Car Co
Buffalo
Delaware
Furniture and Novelty Co
S. E. Walker Times Office
Wilk Mill
H. B
Frank Morrison
Liberty St
Pennsylvania
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service
Kenois
Bonnit Taxi Co
Wayne Street
Bell
S. E. Walker
Times Office
Cart Bell Phone
R. J. H. Reiff
Bell Phone
L. Schimmelfeng
Clarendon
Nell Russell
Kellettville
John Conboy
Buck Street
D. E. Green
Highouse
R. D
6Th Ave
Rouse
Main Ave
Chir St
Ideal Poultry
A. Wood
Tiona
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Carver Street
B. Walker
Ryan
Union and
Fifth Street
Studebaker
Jackson Ave
J. Arndt Swanson
Penn
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Abbot Detroit
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Walter Sti
Bakers Cop
Baltimore
Benjamin Sipes
George H. Ruth
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Ruth
Sipers
PO Anderson
Masterson
Larsen
A. Johnson
Walters
Felix
B. Johnson
Wilson
RA PO
Knopf
Mack
Dunn
Pees Lewis
Wee Ee Lytte
Ib Conroy
Acre
Sanker
McGowan
Seea
Siete
W. L. PC
Bankers Bee
Combe
O'Neill
Adams
McAvoy
Bagby
Perry
Perkins
Davenport
Severid Keating
Hannah
Cunningham and Spencer
Mays and Schang
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Hamilton
Binghamton
Toronto
International League
Toronto Ee Wee
Newark As Arees
Buffalo Oe
Redwood
Center Street
Warren
Bradford
Alice BE
Berry
Smethport
Wayne and
Cyuga
Ward New House
State Road
North Warren
Central Ave
Kapple Real Estate Co
Keller
St .Louis Cardinals
the Times
Yourtilmg
Ing and Printing
Kodaker
Barstow
Liberty Street
Canton St
Jackson St
Hertzel St
Fifth Ave
Co. F. Sill
Eden
Miles
Mdagine, & Uceirer
Corning
Cabell
Somerset
Today’s Market Report
Bia
Chevrolet Eee
California
Crescent Floral Gardens
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