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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1914

Page

3

Sunday Ball Game Ends in a Roar and Rebuff

Loogootee Glassworkers withdrew after a disputed eighth inning play as Washington Grays were awarded the win 9 to 2. Jenkins was ruled safe at home on a close tag, triggering a field protest and a tied series of errors and missed plays that marred the game and drew sharp fan reaction.

Laws Jenkins Loogootee Drake Washington Grays Kovenor Undertaker Sears Carey Johnson Schiemmer Shelemmer Schlemmer Princeton Woodlawn Tuttle Houck Grefe Garrett Bonnell Donnelly Blann Hicks Haig Tuttie Gantz Grofe Anderson McKinney Kvenor

Huerta Career Traced By Robertson In 25 Year Record

Washington June 15. Robertson, a close friend of Secretary Bryan, recalls General Huerta’s rise from a railroad supervisor to Mexico’s president. He says Huerta worked as a boss on one of Robertson’s railroad projects about a quarter century ago.

Washington, D.C Mexico Sf Fe Joe Huerta Robertson Sfr Bryan

Loogootee Fans Debate Fielding Calls and Warm Day

A crowded Sunday baseball scene in Loogootee features discussion on calls at first and third as Jenkins and Gantz draw scrutiny. Mentions of players Tuttle, Mayer, Houck, Rodarmel and Glassworkers’ Fritz Levi frame a lively, weathered hometown report plus a Washington White Sox victory in Petersburg with a 13 to 6 score.

Harry Strange Gantz Jenkins Fritz Levi Glassworkers White Sox Washington White Sox Petersburg Petersburg Blues Sox Blues Washington Uemasters Thompson Rice and Berridge

Local notes and personnel changes in town and region

Alva Faith becomes a deliveryman for the express company in this city after leaving the C and EB I trash route. Charity Lodge No 30 FP and A Mas on holds a called meeting at 7 45 tonight for Entered Apprentice work. Mrs Richard Summers and son Roy and Mrs George Boltman and children travel to Springfield Ohio by Mr Summers car. Mrs Pearl Wilson accompanies them. Mrs Etta Smith, formerly of this city and sister of Mrs Richard Summers, has married L Gillis hardware merchant in Kansas City Missouri last Wednesday. Chile sold 20 718 968 worth of nitrate of soda to the United States in 1913. Glasgow fire department lists eleven stations and 195 officers and men. Atlanta Georgia expects 72 500 visitors for spring conventions.

Charity’ Lodge No. 30 FP. & A. Masong Richard Summers Roy George Boltman Springfield Ohio Summers Pearl Wilson Etta Smith This City Chile United States

Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Rail Schedules Fragment

Fragmentary rail notice lists several Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern daily departure times and exceptions. It notes designations for Sundays and nonstandard days and indicates specified leaving times for certain trains.

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