Brooklyn Hurd By Poor Pitching In St Louis Loss
Dodgers sequel to western tour shows pitching woes as St Louis beats Brooklyn 16 to 5 at St Louis. Giants beat Cubs 9 to 1 and Yankees topple Chicago 7 to 2 as Grove wins 15th. Indians win 8-1 at Boston. Phillies top Pittsburgh 6-2 with Klein homering twice.
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St. Louis
Clark
Shaute
Mungo
Phelps
Moore
Cardinals
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Rob Smith
Burleigh Grimes
Jakie May
Frank Crosetti
Pacific
Yankees
Sox
Chicago
Grove
Browns
St. Louis Brownies
Reith
Mel Hardee
Cleveland
Boston
Indians
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Berg
Washington Cruises Past Detroit 4 1 as Brown Dominates
Washington scored three times early and held on for a 4 to 1 victory over Detroit. Brown earned the win as the mound ace.
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Washington
Detroit
Brown
Local social notes from Hardscrabble region
Miss Ag nes Bowen of Fort Morgan and visitors from Iowa City joined local gatherings at Keota and Matt Wehr homes. Several families including the Floyd Stephen clan, the Carris, Lemley, Robertson, and Wehr households shared visits and threshing chores and hosted relatives from Lincoln Nebraska and Washington during the period.
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Agnes Bowen
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Keota
Carlton Bowen
Miss Genevieve
Iowa’ City
Matt Wehr
John Wehrs
Floyd Stephen
P. H. Noel
Jake Schmitt
Winifred
Seth Carris
James Lemley
John Shellman
Walter Wolfe
Artford Richardson
Caro
D. C. Robertson
Glenn Littles
Ralph Kleese
Bobby
George Evans
J. W Gay
Ralph Robertson
John Robertsons
John Robertson
Matt Wehrs
Poehbe White
Lincoln
Nebr
Washington
H. T. Carris
J. B. Lemley
James
George Lemley
Alice Wehr
Freida Parcell
W. C. Robertson
Glen Little
ISU News Briefs Highlight Local Crises and Changes
Marshalltown reports Steven Ballas 20 of Pennsylvania given a 90 day jail term for carrying concealed weapon after plea. Sigourney notes funeral plans for Mrs George Cabler who died in car crash near here. Waterloo to open flour city box and crating firm within 30 days employing up to 25. Fort Dodge reports three injured after car struck Rock Island freight train. Des Moines notes funeral for T K Peterson, former Badger banker and local political figure. Des Moines also lists $10 342.82 dividend payout to Farmers Savings Bank depositors at Runnels. Mason City recalls Col Hanford MacNider visiting Indianhead. Davenport notes seven escape death when car stalled on rail lines. Lemars reports Hugh Maxwell, former Plymouth County sheriff, dies at 67 of diabetes. Council Bluffs water board plans new building around 65 900 cost and upgrade program near 68 000. Charles City notes Bob Wright under anti rabies treatment after collie bite. Waterco reports George W Youngman treated for hiccoughs with oxygen.
Janet Maulson Dies After Car Collision Funeral Today
Janet Maulson two years old daughter of Ernest Maulson will be buried today in Delhi after dying from injuries suffered when struck by a car driven by Lincoln Bensley. The accident occurred yesterday in Manchester.
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Manchester
Janet
Ernest Maulson
Delhi
Lincoln Bensley
Iowa Official Leaves Post As Fish and Game Chief
Des Moines reports H. J. Metcalf, information director for the Iowa fish and game commission, leaves his post with duties merged into the game management survey under William Schuenke. Also in Des Moines the Iowa National Guard announces an eight and one third percent pay cut for commissioned officers and a ten percent cut in rental and subsistence allowances per War Department orders.
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Des Moines
INS
H. J. Metcalf
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Commission
William Schuenke
Iowa National Guard
War Department of State
Charles H. Grahl
Allie Kidder Freed After Raid On Cigar Shop Gambling
Allie Kidder a cigar store owner once kidnapped and released for ransom reported to be free today of charges of operating a gambling house after a raid on his establishment.
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Des Moines
Allie Kidder
Sunday Social and Visitors Across Local Homes
A string of Sunday visits fills local pages as families from Washington Kalona Crawfordsville and Keota visit friends and relatives. Notable names appear in social calls including the Red linger Ing and Richardson households, with others stopping by the Keating Leffler and Booth homesteads.
McCreedys Visit Washington and Attend Marion Denison Funeral
Mr and Mrs J R McCreedy spent Tuesday in Washington visiting the sister Mrs Raymond Benn and attended the Marion Denison funeral. Threshing is in full force around Haskins this week with three machines close together. The grain will soon be all in the bins and forgotten.
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J. R. McCreedy
Washington
Raymond Benn
Marion Denison
Protest Over Steam Shovel Halts Work At Post Office
In Sioux City Iowa laborers blocked and threatened to dismantle a steam shovel delaying the post office excavation. They claim the machine keeps 200 men from work and appealed to Mayon W D Hayes to press contractors R E Betz Co to hire workers. When started, the crowd surrounded the site but did not riot.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Mayon W
Iowa bank embezzlement cases loom as officials charged
Vinton Iowa July 21 A. J. Donald cashier and H J Rozema assistant cashier face embezzlement charges in a 206000 shortage at Garrison Savings bank Rozema received 20 years in prison after pleading guilty Donald awaited grand jury September hearing under 2000 bond shift after county attorney ordered arrest
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Vinton
Iowa
Garrison Savings Bank
A. J. Donald
H. J. Rozema
Donald
Hudson Motor Car announces new light car for low priced field
Detroit July 21 In a statement W J McAneeny president said about a thousand former Hudson workers have returned to work recently and roughly 4 5 million dollars has been spent on engineering and preparation for the new light car to be introduced, aimed at the low priced market.
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Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Company
W. J. McAneeny
Patience Advised by Hi Ho of Chinatown
Hi Ho the sire of Chinatown urges alertness and readiness while warning against dozing and dreaming as Washington Star quotes him on patience.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
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Lowe Ave
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