Washington Drops NE To Centerville in Baseball Tilt
Centerville defeated Washington 4 to 0 in a fast, errorful game at Centerville. Leverich pitched well for Washington while Centerville capitalized on a first-inning lead and late errors to secure the win. Engman Holm and Wheeler led Centerville hitters with two each, while Washington's defense contributed multiple misplays in a close, hard-played Southeastern Iowa contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverich
Centerville
Washington
Par
Bown
Engman
Holm
Wheeler
Thompson
Lund
Rebekach
Bon
Burlington
Lowa
Labor News And Verws Stamp New Rules For Workers
After 1918 white men only may work as pear divers in Australia. In Los Angeles six girls make artificial fur for trout anglers. Wisconsin Congressman Berger seeks to bar employment under 16 by government contracts. Farm laborers earned an average 27.50 a month in 1910, highest in forty five years. Massachusetts Supreme Court rules workers compensation law unconstitutional. contrasts with New York act. California enforces drug clerk hours as unions grow, with clerks seeking broader organization statewide.
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Congressman Berger
Wisconsin
Congress
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Baseball Field Data and Player Names by League
In Philadelphia and Washington listings include players such as Waleh Sullivan Morgan Livingstone Fish Lake Kritehell Stephens Kreet Willet Summerise Stanage Vaneba Sweeney and others competing in the American League and National League games. The fragment references teams Detroit New York Chicago and Philadelphia with scattered batting and pitching codes and scores.
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Philadelphia
Uwe Chicaco
Waleh and Sullivan, Morgan and Livingstone
Washington
Kritehell
Stephens, and &Kreet
New York
Detroit
Willet and Summerise and Stanage
Vaneba and Sweeney
Unclear Entry From Pittsburgh Chicago Rail Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows a rail or team listing with names Moore Madden Leifield Ferry Gibson, Woodburn Bliss Richter Curtie Archer, referencing Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and trains or stations with odd codes.
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Pittaburg
R. H. EF. Phila
Creaee Goa
Pittebure
Moore
Madden
Leifield, Ferry and
Gibson
Chicago
R. HE
St. Louis
Balle
Woodburn
Bliss
Richter
Curtie
Archer
Football scores mixed from Columbia Toledo and St Paul Milwaukee
Scattered college football results show Columbia Toledo 4 Toledo St Paul Milwaukee 11 Louisville Indiana 3 Minneapolis Kansas City rain delayed play in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul-St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Louiisville
Indianapels
Minnea Polle
Minneapolis-Kansas City
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internal remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. It asserts the medicine works on blood and mucous surfaces, was prescribed by a top physician, and includes testimonials and pricing details. The copy emphasizes a “perfect combination” of tonics and blood purifiers and mentions accompanying Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHENEY &@ CO
Props
Toledo
Halls
Garnishment notice in Washington County Iowa suit
Cause No 7214 in the District Court of Washington County Iowa, Bailey Houdek plaintiff. Katherine Vacha executor of Anton Vacha estate attached as garnishee. You must appear before the first day of the next term, otherwise default judgment condemning your property or debts. Sheriff R H McCarty serves. Attorney G U A Dewey represents plaintiff.
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Lcrd
Katherine Vacha
Anton Vacha
District Court of
Washington County
Iowa
Washington
R. H. McCarty
G.uas
A. Dewey
Rattles Trouble Players Comes From Stage Fright
Arthur Irwin recalls a rookie who froze during a Pennsylvania game versus the Phillies. The batter failed to recall wearing a uniform after a bad bout of nerves, highlighting how debut jitters can cripple players at the start of a season.
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Arthur Irwin
Pennsylvania
Penn
Phillies
Harmon Named Cardinals Star Pitcher By Bresnahan
Bresnahan predicts Bob Harmon of the St. Louis Nationals will become the greatest pitcher next year. The Missouri youngster has steadied this season, improved control, and can now pitch an entire game with minimal walks.
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Bresnahan
Bob Harmon
Bt. Loula Nationals
Cardinals
Harmon
Roger
Missouri
Home fans roast Cobb and Wagner in hostile city crowds
Detroit fans boo Ty Cobb and Pittsburgh crowds jeer Honus Wagner, fueling disputes over how great players are treated at home. The piece notes Washington crowds in contrast applaud Walter Johnson, while others would jeer him elsewhere.
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Detroit
Pittsburg
Cobb
Wagner
Tigers
Washington
Athletics
Walter Johnson
Americans Need Distance Runners Declares Baxter Letter
Hugh H. Baxter former pole vault champion traveling to England writes to James KE Sullivan of the Amateur Athletic Association urging the United States to develop more distance runners to win Olympic events this year.
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Hugh H. Baxter
England
James KE. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Association
America
Matty Knows How to Loaf in Fielding Today
Christy Maethewson shows exceptional fielding instincts and restraint in the infield, tightening up when needed and never showing off. He consistently positions himself well on ground balls, executing solid plays with quiet efficiency.
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Matty
Christy Maethewson
Callahan One Who Came Back Worth a Fortune
Jimmy Callahan, Chicago ballpark owner, actor and political leader, rose from plumber’s helper to major league star. He left the game six years ago to seek money, then returned with a 330 batting average and White Sox cachet. He recalls suitcase mishaps and a goofy kiester episode as he chased baseball glory.
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Chicago
Jimmy Callahan
Oris
Fitchburg
Masa
Thes
Jimmy
Young Callahan
Nixy
White Sox
Callahan
Philadelphia
Pitchburg
Arthur Irwin
Lster
Oiviatis
Jin
Ork
Krister
For the Honor of the Flag at the Opera House
Review notes a fine production by a skilled company in the comedy drama For the Honor of the Flag. Patronage is blamed for poor attendance while praise is given to the artistic effort. Tonight the play Convict 468 is featured with a heart focus.
The Meck Inheritance Question Sparks Debate
Daisy asks if the meck will inherit the earth as Manile argues they can only gain it through inheritance. The exchange highlights competing views on rightful possession and succession.
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Daisy
Manile
New Stomach and Health Restored by Tablets
Hl M. H. Young Peters editor of The Sun lake View Ohio writes he suffered after eating but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets gave relief after the first doses and a second bottle brought a new stomach and good health. For sale by Letmmon's Pharmacy.
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Hl. M. Young Peters
the Sun
Lake View
Ohio
Chamberlain
Letmmon’s
Patent grant to Iowa citizens reported by Washington firm
Washington patent attorneys Mesers, Davis and Davis report the grant this week to Iowa citizens of several patents. J. A. Bell of Ottumwa receives a photographic camera patent, M. M. Clarke of Des Moines a fish sealing tool, A. J. George of Pulaski a spring hinge, W. C. Post of Estherville a reversing valve mechanism, and J. W. Umbrell of Clarion a ditching machine patent.
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Washington
D. C
Mesers
Davis & Davis
J. A. Bell
Ottumwa
M. M. Clarke
Pes Moines
A. J. George
Pulaski
W. C. Post
Estherville
J. W. Umbrell
Parisian Sage Promised to Cure Dandruff and Itching
Lena Mc Gough of Wichita Kansas endorses Parisian Sage from Lemmons Pharmacy claiming it cures dandruff itchy scalp and falling hair. The product sells for 50 cents a large bottle and is praised as non greasy and refreshing to use.
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Lena McGough
Wichita, Kas
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An 1900s style advertisement promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claiming it restores hair color, stops dandruff, and promotes growth. It touts safety for all ages and prices the bottle at fifty cents, sold by druggists and McElhinney Drug Co as agent.
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Aed Wyeth
Wreth
Wyeth
Secial Agent
McElhinney Drug Co
City Bus Line Call Up Phone Number
Call up the city bus line by phone and leave orders. Orders will be promptly attended to by Prank Rovers, Gilve street and number.
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SSO
Gulve Street
Peter the Great Jack Sired by Great Son of Custer
A compact note describes a horse named Peter the Great Jack as the son of the Great Son of Custer. The sire is hailed as a famed slow Jack and prize winner, with Peter weighing 1050 pounds, brown with white points, strong bone, and a proven foal getter.
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Custer
Ile
Percheron Stallion Prospect from France Shown in Ainsworth
This ad describes Percheron stallion Grelon 58358 sired by Vaillant 568738 and out of Lisette 29255. It notes European imports, large Paris show, and the colt's France estate breeding, with photos and a 1911 season at the Ainsworth farm priced at 14000 dollars. Contact J. A. Kolosick, keeper.
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Vaillant
Ilis
Lisette
France
M. Foulard
Paris
Europe
Gapnet
America
Pitrolia
Gosse
Ainsworth
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Loups’ Chak Young
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