Giants rally in ninth win over Washington
The Colored Giants of Chicago defeated Washington 7 to 3 after seizing a five run surge in the ninth inning. Leverich pitched well until the decisive frame as Gatewood and crew answered with timely hits and a three run homer sealing the victory before a large crowd.
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Engman
Washington
Thompson
Tore
Spica
Leverich
Gatewood
Freeland
Parks
Pettus
Levevich
Giants
Vimpire—Bell
Gazelle Hose Company challenges rivals to city baseball game
The Gazelle Hose Company invites Wilson Hose Company and Hook and Ladder Company to a baseball contest in the near future, challenging any lodge in the city to play.
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Gazelle Hose Company
Wilson Hose Company
Hook and Ladder Company
Mer
Gazelle Hose CO
William Allen White Delivers Nebraska Commencement Address
William Allen White, editor and author, gave the commencement speech at the University of Nebraska during the fortieth annual exercises in Lincoln. The program concluded with a reception by the chancellor this evening.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Allen White
Imperia Gazette
Kansas
University of Nebraska
Motherhood and relief after birth via Mother's Friend
The advertisement touts Mother's Friend as an oily emulsion to prepare the system for childbirth and ease the ordeal. It promises comfort before birth and quicker recovery after, urging purchase at drug stores and offering a free booklet from Brady Regulator Co. Atlante, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante, Ga
Judge Reveals Weaknesses in Sherman Law Case
Joseph Samuels, ex Keokuk fire captain, sentenced by Judge Hamilton in Keokuk district court to life in the Iowa penitentiary for the murder of his wife Essie Samuels. The crime occurred March 3 after a movie outing. defense claimed insanity and jealousy as motive. Jury verdict returned at 2 a.m.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Joseph Samuels
Hamilton
District Court
Ament
Samuels
Essie Samuels
Unclear OCR sports meet segment prompts summary
A fragmentary OCR note hints at an athletics meet with events in fire apparatus handling and track or athletic contests. It mentions several organizations or teams represented, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Young son of Mr and Mrs Roley dies after accident
Five year old boy, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Roley, died at home in Thess after an accidental fall while playing with a Hiatt during Winslow earnings. His parents were unaware of the danger as bleeding developed over several days, and Rev Burns led services at the Christian church before burial in Oak View.
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Ibla
Roley
Low
Hiatt
Winslow
Jay Qi
Burns
Christian Church
Oak View Conyers
Des Moines Leader Seen As Next Jewelers Association Head
Des Moines business figure kK A Lewis is favored to become president of the Jewelers' Association next year. Des Moines hosts the convention again due to strong support from local leaders and the Commercial Club secretary Botsford. John Hands of town will likely be replaced by L P Hinson of Kiell, while Fred Edgar of Eldora is expected to be reelected secretary and treasurer.
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Des Moines
Eo Ek WA Lewis
Tresber
Lewis& Vans Kie
T He Tiva Retail Jewelers’ Association
Oyiyo
Nooo Cin
Harlan
Gettyao
Lewis
Nielson
Dew Moines
Botsford
Comercial Club
John Hands
Town
View
L. P. Hinson
Kiell
Hinson
Fie
Hands
Europe
Fred Edgar
Eldora
Ie Jewelers
Nine Sluggers Indicted in Chicago Slaying Case
Grand jury charges Maurice Mowe, Walter Stevens, Harvey Wie, Joseph Kane, William Chita Vawith Stortand, Peter Cowteray, John Haley Felt, and others in a fatal saloon attack. Widow Mrs Vines testified the two assailants shot her husband after he identified them, as he lay dying at Cook County Hospital.
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Chenes
Vine
Fanyte
Bor
Befars
Reidee
Erty Thal
Maurice Mowe Pieteht
Walter Stevens
Harvey Wie
Joseph Kane
William
Fred) Chita Vawith Stortand
Peter Cowteray
Hyther
Willian
Dutchy Centhon
Catoon
John Me
McKay
Arthur
Alia Owonnay
Vines Nyitman
Grand Jury
Atmar
Cook County Hospital
State Health Chief Urges Tetanus Antitoxin Stock
Des Moines Iowa June 15. Secretary Sumner of the state board of health orders county officers to immediately stock tetanus antitoxin to treat powder wounds promptly. Rules on cartridge injuries are issued and local health boards must ensure at least one druggist in each jurisdiction carries serum for Independence Day accidents.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sumner
State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Judge Grosscup urges new trust remedy regulate dividends
In a University of Iowa commencement address Judge Grosscup argues the Sherman act is ineffective and proposes a plan to recognize monopolies and then condition corporate power on regulatory dividend limits. He traces the act as once seen as a weapon but now a sunken mine hampering enterprise.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Peter 8S
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
University of Iowa
Grosseup
Washington
Drunk to Shame Husband in South Bend Incident
In South Bend on June 15, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trumbull were arrested for a disturbance caused at their home. Mrs. Trumbull claimed intoxication was to shame her husband who had been drinking. she was released, while the husband was fined $22 and sentenced to sixty days in jail.
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South Bend
Ind
Fred Trumbull
Trumbull
Farnbaugh
Fairfield Armory Dedication and Military Ball
The new armory of Company M Wilty fourth regiment Iowa National Guard was formally dedicated Tuesday afternoon followed by a grand concert and military ball in the evening. Gov Carroll Adjt Gen Logan Maj John F Lacey and Guard officers attended. A noon reception greeted Carroll party at the C B Q station. A procession formed to the square with Knights of Pythias Unkrichs Boys band veterans and Woman's Relief corps present.
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Fairfield
Wilty Fourth Regiment
Iowa National Guard
Carroll
Logan
John F. Lacey
Oskaloosa
Knights of Pythias and
Unkrich’s Boys’ Band
Company M
George Strongpost
Woman's Relief Corps
College President Resigns at Morningside College
Dr Luther Freeman resigns as president of Morningside College Sioux City. His departure ends his ties with the big Sioux City school after reports on his Bible influence and alleged heretical Kansas City sermon, though officials say those attacks did not cause the move.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Luther Freeman
Morningside College
Weather Outlook for Indiana and Wisconsin
Indiana forecast calls for fair and warmer today with unsettled conditions tomorrow and light northerly winds turning variable. Expect showers possible tomorrow afternoon or night. Wisconsin today remains unsettled with chances of showers in western portions tomorrow and light to moderate variable winds.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
TIZ foot remedy promises instant relief and lasting cure
Bewailed claims show TIZ relieves sweaty and swollen feet and bunions by drawing out poisonous exudations. Advert claims thousands can wear a full size smaller, noting quick results and universal availability at druggists for 25 cents per box from Walter Luther & Co.
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Walter Luther
Ht Cage
Maple Valley Firemen's Tourney Opens With Large Attendance
The Maple Valley Firemen's Association tournament opened in Sac City yesterday. Attendance is estimated above 2,000 and may reach near 6,000. Three excursion trains from Sioux City and other western points arrived in the forenoon.
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Sac City
Maple Valley Firemen's Association
Sioux City
Canfield Park Taken By Saratoga Village
On June 4 the village of Saratoga took over Richard A. Canfield's Canfield Park and house for $150,000, adding the property to the state mineral springs reservation. The famed gambling venue, once called the American Monte Carlo, saw fortunes rise and fall nightly in its heyday.
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Saratoga
Richard A. Canfield
Mineral Springs
Canfield House
Canfield
Free park and clubhouse repurposed for reading room
A local property on the premises will offer free access to a park area, a clubhouse, and additional buildings for use as a casing and reading room. The plan includes open areas and facilities to encourage public use and literacy activities.
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Halle
Farmers State Mutual Aid Association Advertisement
An agricultural aid association notice promoting a sheet Ancer for the Poor Man and a safeguard for the sick, authored by Joan M. Taylor, agent, located on the north side of the square in Washington Iowa.
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Joan M .Taylor
North Side of Square
Washington
Iowa
Ittgood
Manulfine tragedy shocks White Plaine in June report
June 16 report from White Plaine New York Central line supervisor Liam Bimon is under investigation for the alleged murder of his wife found dead in bed with towels tied around her neck and a yellowed robe. The case involves details of a possible tied death and ongoing inquiries.
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White Plaine
Ncy
Vikliam Bimon
New York Central
Tudor Apren
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