League Leaders Face Tough West Road Trip
The National League race sees four western clubs out of contention yet capable of shaping the finish as Detroit topples Washington, Chicago White Fox take two of five from New York, and Philadelphia Athletics ride unexpected west success. In other action, St Louis edges ahead with a 7-2 win as veterans star in Detroit, while Pittsburgh nips Brooklyn 12-8.
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United Press
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Browns
Ute
Letty Grove
Eile
Alexander
Detroit
Washington
Senators
Doubien
Wesley Ferrel
Gaston Inva
Gaely Tenting
Chicago
Whitefox
New ‘York
bin Charley Rutling
Rovbiya
Pittsbareh
Vi Ory
Robins
Cuns
Damascus Shrine and railway timetable details
The notice lists monthly tube and meeting times at the Masonic Temple rooms for Damascus Shrine No.1 and Edith Pulver W. H. Hazel Haven. It includes a railway timetable with train numbers, arrival and departure times, and notes about California passenger service, freight trains, and an agent J.C. McKAY.
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Damascus Shrine
Jovenlas
Masonic Temple
Edith Pulver
W. H. Hazel Haven
Worthy Souib
Sentenced to die but Herron life spared for years
Arch ie Herron, 71, has spent 22 years in a New Jersey prison under a death sentence but has not been executed since 1908 for murdering Rev. Samuel Pickett. Legal actions and changes in governors delayed or halted his execution repeatedly, leaving his fate undecided as officials grappled with his mental condition and long delay.
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Trenton N
Archie Herron
Ace
Herron
Samuel Pickett
Court of Errors
Spnwal
Supreme ‘Court
Bergen
Wernor John Franklin Fort
Merron
Wereen
Justice Bergen
Tiis
Teauires
Vipe Peacefully Passes, Dies of Natural Causes
A brief obituary notes that Vipe died peacefully of natural causes. The state’s involvement is deemed impossible, reflecting a quiet departure and personal repose.
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Vipe
Charge That Girl Murdered Father in Court Today
17 year old Ky Sears of Pittsburgh Kentucky faced a murder charge for allegedly shooting her father John Sears 40 as he buried dishes. Witnesses said she became enraged after an argument and retreating to her room obtained a revolver and fired. She reportedly threw objects at him before fleeing.
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London
Rudy Sears
Pittburgh
John Sears
Sears
Keota Chautauqua Free Again Next Year
Keota Iowa reports a highly successful first free chautauqua with a signed contract to hold another free event next summer. Five days of programs drew broad attendance and converted many locals into chautauqua fans, though funding of 1850 remains tied up until next year. Funeral services for Mrs Charles Baker were held at the Baptist church with burial at Woodlawn cemetery, pallbearers named.
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Keota
Charles Baker
The
Baptist Church
A A. Wing
Baptist
Woodlawn Cemetery
Fas
Tom Brady
Sam Miller
EN Jackson
Wil Koa
Osir Jugenheimer
Richard Gains
Talleyrand Community Notes Highlights Local Visits
July activity centers on social visits and farm work. Mr and Mrs Ross Sheets and family and Oliver Morgan spent Sunday at Hert. Ellis Watson and Will Vogel drove to Des Moines. Bertha Buch and Jake Ott visited Cardona Ott in Ottumwa. Farmers busy haying and threshing small grain. Nick Fritchen injured cutting his head near Talleyrand. Several residents attended services in Keota.
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Cardona Ott
Yoseph
Ottum
Keota
Nick Fritichen
Talleyrand
June Sheetz
West Chester
Nickie Ott
Washington
Robert Sheets
John Red. Ainger
John Keifer
Ross Sheetz
Song
Wiker
Burrel
Will Crawford
Harold Pepper
Mea
Committees of Y Selected for Year
Announcement of committees for the M C A work shows the SY's board selecting members at its meeting. Secretary Leigh Soule publishes the list naming chairs and members for Physical Religious Boys Finance House departments.
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M.C. A
Leigh Soule
Lee Holland
Eastwood
George Freshwaters
Frank Sage
Lemnd
Arthur Taylor
D. J. Ross
J. Peet
GN. Barclay
Ralph Shannon
Dek McCleery
Orville Elder
S. W. Livingston
Rural Carrier Meet In Wayland July Night
Rural letter carriers gathered at Ate en's Grove Wayland Town Saturday night July 12 with Wayland Brighton Riverside and Washington represented Harry H. Clark of Wayland was installed as association president Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream and lemonade The next meeting will be at Wellman on Saturday night August The Rebekah club will meet at Sunset Park after a family picnic supper Ladies bring sandwiches a dish and silver In case of rain the meeting will be moved to the hall
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Ighton
Waabgion County Rial
Ateen's Grove
Wayland
Town
Brighton
Riverside
Washington
Harry H. Clark
Wayland Rural
Wellman
Rebekat Club
Sunset Park
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Della McBride
Washington Lodge
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Cyran
R.A. M
J. W. Euslin
Rotary
Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville Tran
Goodlander
CBAQ
Noo
Ning Pasa
Pam
J.C. McKay
W. C. Bell
Baker
Aya Store
Iowa Druggists Asociation
Geo. L. McDaniel
J. J. Ward
Wilkinson
Phillips & Hebner
J.B. Lemmon
Kalona
Ewmcace
Talleyrand Tunes Sheets
Leo Kiefer
Petie Times
Jake Kiefer
Fred Sheety
Josephine
Sigourney
Wilmers
Robert Sheet
Fred Sheetz
Lee Henry
Vale
Harvestegream
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