White Sox lead by two games in early AL action
In American League results Detroit fell to St. Louis 9 to 5 while Chicago beat Cleveland 6 to 1. Philadelphia overwhelmed New York 7 to 0 as Warhop and Shears struggled for New York. Boston beat Washington 5 to 2 after a long first inning error sequence.
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Finston
Mass
Boston
Johnson
Washington
Cicotta
O'Brien
Cicotte
Carrigan
Ainsmith
Jack Johnson Knocked In Auto Crash Injury Report
Pittsburgh April 24 Jack Johnson champion pugilist was severely injured when a large automobile truck collided with his car. Johnson sprained tendons in his back clothes torn mud covered he was aided by a police surgeon at a nearby hotel. His valet was slightly hurt.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Avenue
Why Teddy Quit Prosecution Sparks Senate Action
Washington April 25 The Senate on motion by Senator Johnston Alabama adopted a resolution directing the attorney general to furnish the Senate with Roosevelt 1907 instructions on pursuing the International Harvester case and to explain why the prosecution was abandoned.
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Teddy
Washington
Johnston
Alabama
Senate
Roosevelt
International Harvester Company
Rain, Rain Washes Out Cincinnati Pittsburgh Game
Yesterday's National League schedule had no Cincinnati Pittsburgh game due to rain. Brooklyn beat Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Beeton. Philadelphia topped New York 11 to 4. St Louis defeated Detroit 9 to 4. Boston beat Washington 5 to 2. New York 7 over Philadelphia 0. American League results include St Louis 9 Detroit 4. Boston 5 Washington 2. Cleveland 6 Chicago 0. New York 7 Philadelphia 0. American Association saw Columbus 2 Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee 12 Indianapolis 9. Toledo 7 Indianapolis 6. Louisville 1 Kansas City 0. Western League games: Des Moines 6 Tre Moines Omaha 2. Sioux City 5 Sioux City f h. Lincoln 4 Topeka 2. Wichita 6 Denver 4.
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L. Pet
Bntente
Incinnate
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Mittebureh
Chicago
Chicag
Ceer Serene
Washington
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Beeton
American Association
Columbus
Minnelapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Tres Moines
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
St. Joe
Tibssat
Lincoln
Topeka
Linculn
Wichita
Denver
Hickory Johnson Sold to Omaha in Western League
Elmer Hickory Johnson, formerly of St Louis, has been sold to the Omaha club in the Western League by the St Louis Cardinals via Stout Dick Kinsella after Necatur negotiations failed. Johnson led the league in hitting last season while with Kinsella’s club and had previously moved through New York and St Louis before the latest deal.
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Elmer
Hickory
Johnson
Omaha
St. Louis Cardinals
Stout Dick Kinsella
Kinsella
Necatur
New York
St. Louis
Giants Rally as Oldest League Leads and Falls
In Philadelphia on April 25 New York defeated the Phillies 11 to 4 amid a patched lineup. Alexander was wild for Philadelphia while Boston’s Frank Allen debuted for Brooklyn, collecting three early hits as Boston beat Brooklyn 6 to 4 after darkness halted play in the eighth.
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Philadelphia
New York
Warhop
Shears
Plank
New Yorks
Thomas
Street
Alexander
Phillies
Marquard and Myers
Shultz
Graham
Boston
Brooklyn
Frank Allen
Brown
Kling
Allen
Knetner
Phelps
Browns Young Catcher Krichell Hits Four Times
In Detroit yesterday Krichell of the St. Louis Browns collected four hits in as many at bats. Bush of the Tigers hit a home run and Cobb had two hits in four at bats. The New York Giants pushed toward first in the National League with Myers three for three. Herzog Brinker Doyle and Graham also contributed. Sioux City and St Joseph fought to a 5 to 5 ten inning tie in the Western league with Erickson homering.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Peroll
Bush
Loudon
Krichiell
Frill
G. Brown
Krichell
Carington, Lafitte
Pernell
Stanage and
Kocher
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Cobb
New York Giants
Phillies
Myers
Giants
Herzog
Brinker
Larry Doyle
Graham
Sioux
McFarland Threatens Withdraw Over Referee Choice
Packey McFarland the lightweight says he will forfeit the $1000 and cancel the bout with Matt Wells if Billy Jo is not appointed referee. The April 26 fight in New York faces pressure as the state athletic commission denies licensing for Jack McGuigan, the initially chosen referee.
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New York
Packey ‘McFarland
Matt Wells
England
Billy Joh
Chicago
State Athletic Commission
Jack” McGuigan
Death of Clara Smalley in Mt Auburn Hospital
Clara Ana Smalley eldest daughter of Edward Smalley died after an appendicitis operation and subsequent complications in Town City hospital. Born near Mt Auburn in August 1899 she is survived by her father and siblings Lola and Dodd. Funeral held at Mt. Auburn M. B. church with burial beside her mother. рем
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Porte City
Clara Ana Smalley
Edward Smalley
Lves
Mt. Auburn
Town City
Misa Clara
James Smalley
Jara
Clara Smalley
Dodd
Lola
M. B. Church
Goodell
Waterloo
Glara
Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Returned Missionaries Will Speak at M E Church Events
Returned missionaries Dr Richards and J Z Moore will speak at the M E church next Friday evening with stories from Africa and Korea. Rev Huddleston of the Philippine Islands will address the meeting on Sunday evening. Plans continue for paving Maine street as telephone poles are removed.
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Hasopton
M. E. Church
Dr. Richards
Africa
J. Z. Moore
Korea
Huddleston
Philippine Islands
Maine Street
Cedar Valley Telephone Company
C. P. Bailey
Waterloo
Roy Bailey
Mooreville social notes report visits and health updates
Mooreville April 24. D F Harrington of La Porte was a Sunday caller at home. Sam and Henry Heatty spent Sunday with Chas Meyers at Frank Meeker's near Fairview. Families of A J Meeker and Joe Randabaugh attended a funeral in Geneseo. Chas Hill and family visited in Geneseo. Mr Spencer weak and bedridden. Geo Reed of La Porte City called on friends Friday. Uncle Steve Kenaston of Dysart visited. Grandma McIntyre lingering neuralgia. W H Smith sold a draft horse to Chas Vanhel. Mrs Roy Stout sick. Alfred Stanke farming Harrington land. Chas Hill owns a new four passenger Ford, sold runabout to Joe Hill. Dick Fry and family called on neighbors Sunday. QO J Smith and family of Dysart visited Grandma Marrington. Miss Katie and Mary Warrington visited La Porte City Monday.
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Mooreville
D. F. Harrington
la Porte
Sam and
Henry Heatty
Chas. Meyers
Frank Meeker
Chas. Vanhel
Roy Stout
Alfred Stanke
D. I. Harrington
Chas. Hill
Joe Hill
Dick Fry
QO. J. Smith
Dysart
Grandma Marrington’s
Katie
Mary Warrington
la Porte City
Democrats Wage Bitter Struggle Over Cerro Gordo County Convention
In Cerro Gordo County Iowa Democrats fight for control of the county convention amid charges of snap caucuses irregularities and internal conflict. Mason City reports two caucuses with Third ward carried by Wilson supporters.
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Mason City
Cerro Gordo
Clark
Wilson
New York Floral Co Sells Fresh Cut Flowers Cheap
The New York Floral Co offers fresh cut flowers at 80 percent cheaper than any rival in the city with daily specials. Floral designs available by request from 602 Sycamore Street, opposite the First National Bank.
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THE
NEW York Floral Co
Sycamore Street
1St National Bank
Mysterious Deafness Cure Offer Promises Free Diagnosis
An advertisement from Dr. L. Grains Co in Chicago touts a home treatment for deafness and head noises. It claims free information and consultation, with payment only after proven results, and asserts it works regardless of cause or duration of deafness and previous failures.
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Unesco
Dr. L
Grains Co
Palaiter
Chicago
DR. L. C. Grains Company
Pulsifer
Address Tow System Reshapes City Streets
City officials unveil a revised tow system affecting street maintenance and parking enforcement. The plan introduces new towing zones and clearer procedures for private lot removals, aiming to reduce traffic disruption and improve incident response times.
Fourth ward caucus irregularities and Clark faction control debated
The report notes a one vote majority and irregular Fourth ward caucus actions with notices differing between editions. It claims Clark men control via Clear Lake delegates and Dougherty and Lime Creek, with Mason City's wards potentially diverting to Wilson. A Switchmen Union event and Myers orchestra are listed for tomorrow.
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Fourth Ward
Clark
Clear Lake
Dougherty
Lime Creek
Mason City
Wilson
Germany Takes Lead for Safety at Sea
Germany has taken the lead in pushing for an international agreement to improve passenger safety on the high seas. Ambassador Count Bernstorff informed the U S State Department that the time is ripe for negotiations among maritime nations to secure broader safety measures.
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Washington
Germany
Count Bernstorff
State Department
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J. W. Hurd
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Switchmen Union
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