Washington Geision Triumphs in Exhibition at Winfield
Washington defeated Fairfield 1 to 0 in a fast one hour and fifteen minute exhibition in Winfield. Leverich pitched well for Washington, with Shrenk limited to six hits for Fairfield. Baird’s seventh inning double and a misplayed throw allowed the winning run to score, as Washington prepares to host Keota and Mt. Pleasant following the victory crowd urged the home team to win.
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Washon
Winfield
Washington
Fairfield
Leverich
Shrenk
Baird
Carbh
Mt. Pleasant
Keota
Fragmented Anecdotes on Receipts and Law Jests
A collage of light vignettes from varied papers. a village store receipt dispute ends with a diagonal line in the book, a legal exam drill humorously notes statutes vs. common sense, and brief quips about music, dumb bells, a tailor’s humor, and a poet’s pay.
Start for Camp Company D Leaves This Morn
Company D begins its move from camp heading toward Iowa City early this morning. Officers announce plans to reassemble units upon arrival and resume drills at the new training ground.
Fifty Men Make the Trip to Camp for Iowa City Stay
Fifty men from Company D march to join the 27th regiment in Camp at Iowa City. A special train carries Company E Centerville, Company F Kaloosa, Company M Fairfield, Company G Ottumwa, and the regimental band. They will return to Ottumwa by July 7 in the early evening. Captain Wallace notes this is the largest Company D contingent at a regimental encampment, with a full drill morning before departure.
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Ffourth Regiment
Comny E
Centerville
Kaloosa
Fairfield
Mpany G
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Wallace
Troops March From Fort Des Moines Toward Iowa City
Six U S cavalry troops C and D leave Fort Des Moines for Iowa City to march four to five days on foot. They expect to reach by Sunday or Monday and join Hawkeye soldiers at Camp Logan Chautauqua Heights with the 54th Iowa. About 95 of 200 troopers are en route camping nightly at the fair grounds en route. Des Moines July 16. Both parties open campaign headquarters in Des Moines with the Republican state central committee in Fleming suite.
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Iowa City
U. S. Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Camp Logan
Chautauqua Heights
54Th
Fair Grounds
Des Moines
Republican State Central Committee
Democratic state central committee shifts after conventions
George H. Paul and J. B. Lemmon returned from a ten day trip to White Sulphur Springs and Montana. They report enjoying the scenery and fresh western air, and note the campaign work continues at Observaatory building with state conventions ahead.
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George H. Paul
J. B. Lemmon
the Wear
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Peprats
Lippincott'’s
Cus
Tomer
Kansas City Journal
Blackstone
Kent
Geordie
Boston Transcript
Stubb
Washington Herald
George
Museemed
Bowman
Towa City
Bers
P. J. Wallace
Nynde Stryker
Grover C. Springman
Jesse T. Wallace
Virgil Irwin
N. McGee
Thompson Brodkhart Corp
George Williams
James H. Scofield
George Freehin
Paul Stryker
Corp
Glenn Laffer
Aaron Batterson
Homer McElroy
Ovella Freshwater
Hugo Ahrens
Sam Anderson
Clarence Barrett
Clyde
Theodore Michels
Thomas Osborne
Levi Pattison
Perry Richardson
Don Rickey
Arthur Romoser
Fred Shearer
Private Richard Shields
Charles Squires
Bili Taylor
Lee Ward
Frank White
William Zeigler
Lowa City
Democratic State Central Committee
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
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