Jersey flyer Heber Baker Makes Fifth Plane Destroyed
Paris reports Heber Baker, football and hockey champion, now first lieutenant with the American aerial squadron, has downed his fifth official German airplane. He also unofficially credited with two more. Baker joined LaFayette Escadrille April 13 and quickly claimed two kills within two minutes.
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I. N. 5S
Paris
Heber” Baker
Baker
LaFayette Escadrille
Boche
France
Lufberry
Nungesser
Lieut. Fonck
Rail stocks rise amid demand as steel shares falter
New Haven led gains with a 2 1 4 point advance to 34 1 2 and Missouri Pacific up 3 4 to 33 as railroad issues rally early. Steel common slid 3 4 to 102 1 4 after a brief rally while Bethlehem Steel dipped 1 2 to 83 1 2 and Baldwin Locomotive fell 3 4 to 81 1 2 amid broad declines in industrials.
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New York
New Haven
Missouri Pacific
Erie
Southern Railway
Baldwin Loco
Bethlehem Steel B
Steel Common
Reading
Steel
New Reecord
Wall Street
Decision for Lajoie deemed fair by National Commission
New York May 9 The National Commission ruled Larry Lajoie a free agent under a rule tied to Class AA service. Lajoie, a 20 year major league star famed for batting, accepted managing the Indianapolis club. His career highlights include a .343 lifetime average and enduring popularity among fans.
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New York
National Commission
Larry Lajoie
Indianapolis
Lajoie
Dodgers
Toronto
McCaffery
International League
Baseball
Bajoic
Walter Johnson
Connie Mack
Toronto International
Baseball Notes and Schedule from St Louis and Boston
Scores and box scores include St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Chicago and Pittsburgh reports with batteries and line scores. The day’s schedule features Brooklyn at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at St Louis plus Newark Syracuse Jersey City Rochester and other city matchups. Chaney of Baltimore is highlighted as a likely bout champion after a ten round decision near misses.
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Brooklyn
Baston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincianeti
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New
Chaneysport
Baltimore
Young Chaney
Fama
Pete Herman
Cheng
New York
Boston Oeol
Ween
Cleve
Cincinnati
Louisa
Boston
Washington
SCOREBOARD REFLECTIONS ON EARLY BASEBALL SEASON
Jack vee I N S Sport News summarizes a busy baseball week. Joe Wood shines for Cleveland Indians hitting hard. White Sox debut Shellenback after Cicotte retires. Phillies anger umpires, Giants win eight in a row amid a riot. Braves rise from cellar, May of Cardinals struggles, Cubs beat Pirates, Yankees and Athletics clash, Tigers fail to beat a southern gentleman.
Local clubs plan practice and meetings at Russell Park and area venues
The Refiners schedule a five thirty Friday practice at Russell Park followed by a business session to elect manager and captain. Umpire Lewis officiated a Toronto Kingston game yesterday while Gingras won the seventeen inning inter-national. Jamestown Motor Wheel Club meets Friday at Louis Collins' store to arrange Sunday Warren trip, then races Warren at Fair Grounds. Boxing card May 17 at Coliseum Roller Rink under Moose Boxing Club. Y M C A nine, Bankers to play tonight at Russell Park in spring training tuneup. City League meets Friday at the Y M C A to finalize season start Tuesday.
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Russell Park
Jamestown Motor Wheel Club
Louis Collins
East Third Street
Warren
Warren Motor Wheel Club
Fair Grounds
Coliseum
Order of Moose
Moose Boxing Club
Jamestown Post
Bankers
Russell Notes and Local Happenings in May
May 7 entries show Miss Louise Sweet visiting in Kennedy New York and Miss Helen Lauffenberger hosting. Russell League members led services at Frewsburg with Robert Young speaking on Progressive Christians. Pinegrove school board elected staff including Robert Young principal and Theresa Knapp asst principal. Several teachers named for township schools. Families from Aber deen and Welland visit. Samaritan class hosts social at Dr C H Ver Milyea’s home. Music recital attended by Gladys Phillips and Ethel Sears in Warren.
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Louise’ Sweet
Kennedy
N. Y
Helen Lauffenberger
Russell League
Frewsburg
Robert R Young
A. L. Paradee
Alice Akley
Ohio
Akley
Red Cross
Kentucky
Pinegrove
Robert Young
Theresa Knapp
Ass't
Katherine Mead
Signe Erickson
Aileene Babcock
Irime Erickson
Thompson
Mildred Oilman
Wiltsie
C. D. Lamb
Gouldtown
J. Sears
Cable Hollow
Leontine Harrington
Hale
Edna Marsh
Welland
Ont
L O. Learn
C H Ver Milyea
M. E
Dewey Thompson
Youngsville
Up In the Air
A humorous dialogue in dialect about a dream of floating and being run over by an airship, with a character recounting sleep yell and a jocular remark on the dream’s unpleasant outcome.
Pittsburgh Stocks May 9 Market Summary
Pittsburgh reports steady to active gains in livestock and hogs with strong demand for prime and heavy hog prices ranging from 18.40 to 19.50 per hundredweight. Cattle and veal calf segments show steady to higher values across common and good grades. Sheep and lambs mix steady with light supply and favorable prices noted for mixed and fat categories.
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Pittsburgh
Hat buyer asks to “throw in the spikes” in a millinery encounter
A thrifty Western farmer’s wife, long deprived of luxuries, declares she will buy a hat in town. In a millinery shop she asks the clerk who’s running the store and whether purchasing a fine hat comes with spikes. The line frames a local joke from the Indianapolis Star.
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Spikes
Father
New Bonnet
Indianapolis Star
Market report highlights broad stock quotes and commodity notes
A dense list of stocks and commodities appears with percent changes and prices for many rails, metals, chemicals, and industrials. Names include Pennsylvania, Reading, General Electric, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Amalgamated Copper, and Union Pacific among others along with crude oil and naptha notes.
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Mil
St. Paul
Chile
Chino
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
Pittsburgh Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Ray Consolidated
Schmitt & Deery
War
Rem National Basic
Allis Chalmers
Bow Sugar
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H. Am
Steel Foundry
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Eeee Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & W. Baldwin Loco
Baltimore & Ohio
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B . Butte & Superior
Canadian Pac
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago and
North Western
Colorado Fuel
Col Gas & Electric Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Delaware & Hudson
Distilleries Securities
Brie Erie
Prid
General Electric
General Motors
Northern
Northern Orr
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
Nickel Int
Kennecott Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley Marine
Marine
Union Pacific
Union Cigar Stores
U. S. Ind
U. S. Rubber
U S. Steel Pid
Utah Copper Westinghouse
Willys Overland Am
Studebaker
Camp Lee Visit For Wolfe Family Soldiers
Mr and Mrs Samuel Wolfe and Mrs Gail Wolfe plan an evening departure to Camp Lee to visit Gail and George Wolfe. The pair await orders as their sons serve with the 305th Regiment Ammunition Train and 305th Regiment Military Police. The story notes a final season meeting by the Fourth Ward Teachers Association promising a strong program and large attendance. Pay your income tax now as the boys prepare to deliver messages to the Kaiser.
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Samuel Wolfe
Gail Wolfe
Gail
George Wolfe
305Th Regiment
George
Mt Teachers’ Association
Fourth Ward
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