Waterloo Elks Defeat Sioux City Nine In Rain Soaked Tilt
Waterloo Elks beat Sioux City 12 to 8 at Hed Cedar Park on Sunday afternoon marking their third straight win over the Soo club. Frank Manahl powered the locals with a triple and double while Malone and Luse struck out several foes in a rough game interrupted by rain. The Elks later hosted visitors with auto tours, a midday lunch, and an all-evening dinner at local clubs.
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Sioux City
Élgut
Isu- Malone
Luse
Banke
Dr. Dunkelverg
Frank Manaht
Walker
Marion Kent Southpaw
Kenneally
Malone
Rosgen
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Ting
Galloway
Hed Andreas
Ducky
Diglimes
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Holmes
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Hawks
Davenport Elks
Roberts
Lowa City
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Qolais
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Bliss Club
Russell-Lamsgon
League Game Results and Standings of Cubs
Union wins Toumey tournament purse in Eldora Iowa with victories over Wellsburg and Hampton. Wellsburg carnival upcoming with Parkersburg Grundy Center Union and Marshalltown. weather affected attendance. Urbana Models lead then storm stopped game. Johnson with nine innings and 15 strikeouts. Manchester defeats Strawberry Point 8 to 2 after a long rivalry with strong local turnout. Keokuk and Burlington teams to appear in Pathe and Tribune weekly films. two pitchers recently worked twenty two scoreless innings, set world record.
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Union
Toumey
Town Falls
Eidore
Wellsburg
Hampton
Parkersburg
Grundy Center
Marshalltown
Urbana
Waterloo
Cheney
Johnson
Dele -T & Tf Urbana
Worrell
Ed Miter
I Schmitz
R. Miller
Keokuk
Burlington
Fitchers Watkins
Miller
Pathe’s Weekly
the Tribune
United States
G. H. Dodge
Tyro
Miner Brown Mar Death in Hospital
Mordecai Brown a star pitcher for the Chicago Nationals is in a Chicago hospital with an acute nephritis attack. Doctors doubt he will recover.
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Miner
Brown Mar
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Peforal
Chicago Nationals
Chicago
Egan Again In Charge Of Foxes In Muskegon
Ned Egan resumes his duties as head of the Muskies baseball club after a mis understanding, returning as manager of the local Central association team. President Sam Black states there was no mandate from the board, and lineup changes follow as veterans Spurs Shanley Runser Flanagan and Hruska contend for outfield spots.
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Muscatine
Ned Egan
The
Muskies
Sam Black
Ufere
Black
Egan
Spurs
Shanley
Runser
Flanagan
Hruska
Scores and results from regional baseball and league play
Central Association results include Cedar Rapids 1 Waterloo 0 and Mason City 4 Marshalltown 1. National League scores Chicago 7 2 New York 3 9. St Louis 2 Philadelphia 1 8. Boston 3. American League figures New York 2 Chicago 1. St Louis 8 Boston 4. Detroit 1. Federal League St Louis 1 0 Buffalo 6 1. Chicago 7 2 Newark 5 3. American Association Cleveland 1 5 St Paul 4 1. Minneapolis 14 Louisville 13. Kansas City 4 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 6. Western League Pomeka 4 Omaha 5. Lincoln St Joseph rain. Wichita Sioux City rain. Peoria 2 Decatur 1. Rockford Moline 1 Davenport 3 Freeport 2 Quincy 2 Bloomington a.
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Philadelphia
Bae Nation Teague
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Indianapolis
Thee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Wee
Louisville Pew Vere
BOS Milwaukee Plann
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Columbue
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Federal League
Chicago
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Newark
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St Louis
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Muscatine
Clinton
Mason City
Marshalltown
Keokuk
Burlington
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Buffalo
Baltimore
Louisville
Columbus
Mibwaukee
Pomeka
Omaha
Lincoln-St. Joseph
Denver
Keokuk and Burlington Split In Doubleheader
Keokuk and Burlington divided a twin bill with Keokuk winning the first 4 to 3 and Burlington taking the nightcap 2 to 1. Earlier noted results include Mason City beating Marshalltown 17 to 2 in game one and 8 to 4 in game two, Muscatine routing Clinton 7 to 2, and Muscatine topping Keokuk 5 to 4.
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Marshalltown
Mason City
Garrett and
Weeks
Beard
Harmmerschimuldt
Batterlea
Walworth
Wavits
iSlatwery
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Pilots
Muscatings
Homa’ Tenn
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Indians
Red Sox
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Any
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Baichley and Rolley
Rail mail pay dispute sparks congressional showdown
A Chicago Tribune editorial from July 19 1945 argues overpayment or underpayment by railroads for carrying the U S mail. It urges fair government pricing and ethics while noting stalled pay legislation and possible Interstate Commerce Commission involvement. It emphasizes accountability and avoiding misuse of government power.
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Congress
Moon
Congressional Committee
Congressional
Interstate ‘Communierce Commission
Frank and lHonest
Hrditorial
Chicago Tribune
When Wot Wheratiter Oppresses
A jumble of notes recounts Virgil Blackledge a Union Central Life agent preparing for a progress to Omaha San Francisco and a long return voyage with stopovers. It mentions postmaster appointments in several Iowa towns and an advertisement for Foley Cathartic tablets amid weather commentary and local notices.
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Northeastern Towa
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Omaha
Chicago
San Francisco
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Lake Tahes
Portland
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Blackledge
Waterloo
Ta Company
Comes From Paris for Visit in Iowa
Mrs Bonnell and her husband, before the war, spent a year in Paris where he represented an American electrical company. She worked in a Paris American hospital. After six weeks with relatives in Manchester and Davenport they return to Paris for work. Plans for evangelistic revival meetings in the city begin September first for five to six weeks.
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Manchester
Bonnell
Paris
Jones
Bonnail
Paria
Thonnell
Daven
Pinna
Theity
Tragic Hunting Accident Kills Omaha Youth
In Gound Bluffs Iowa on August 2 Arthur Osiegard aged 16 from Omaha was shot and killed during a camping outing with friends on the Missouri river bottom in Dodge park. A gun malfunction led to him stepping before a trigger pulled by Robert Wendt, the charge striking his chest. Authorities ruled it an accident and the youths returned to Omaha with the body.
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Bluffs
Arthur Osiegard
Omaha
Young Osiegard
Robert Wendt
Walter Bartram
Sfarty Schral
James Dayne
Missouri River
Dodge Park
Young Ossegard
Wendt
Ossegard
Oslegard
Council
Iron industry shows unprecedented activity in Cleveland
The Iron Trade Review reports a surge in pig iron activity as finished materials rise in price. Demand for lakes and other materials is noted, with the market showing greater strength and upward price momentum amid improving conditions in the industry.
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Cleveland
Aut
Iron Trade Review
Dawn of A Tomorrow at the Plaza Delights Audiences
The Plaza presented Dawn of A Tomorrow with Mary Backford delivering a compelling yet tender portrayal of Gind the unadorned trusting girl from London’s slump. Eastland disaster photos by the Chicago Tribune will also be shown today and tomorrow at Lac Plaga.
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Plaza
Mary Bfck
Ford
Gind
London
Eastland
Chicago Tribune
Lac Plaga
Barber Arrest Follows Tip Under New Iowa Law
Sioux City reports T J Dona hoo, a barber in the Davidson building, arrested after HL Le Houghton of the charity bureau swore out a warrant in Justice E G Smith's court. He is charged with violating Iowa's tipping law by accepting a 25 cent tip from a patron. The barber was taken to Justice Smith's office by Constable Sim Tuber.
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Sioux City
T. J. Donahoo
BF. I. Murphy
Davidson
HL le Houghton
Charity Bureau
E. G. Smith
Iowa
Houghton
Nuna“hoo
Murphy Shop
Justice
Smith
Sim Tuber
Panahoo
Justice Smith
Unclear text with names Barton Donahoo and Salinger
Fragmentary report mentions Barton and Donahoo with a bond and a bean recovered. Names include Ben I. Salinger Jr and Mrs Barton along with six children. Details and context are missing.
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Barton
Donahoo
Ben I. Salinger, Jr
Bedford Tragedy on Platte River Bridge
Mr and Mrs Frank Barton and their nine year old daughter drowned when the bridge near Bedford collapsed as they returned home from Missouri. The couple’s son survived, escapees reported a dangerous plunge into the swift, swirling water.
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Bedford
Frank Barton
Ureit
Missouri
Platte River
Emily Stevens Returns as Orphan Daughter at Grand
Emily Stevens, who starred yesterday in Cora at the Grand, will be seen today in her portrayal of the orphan daughter. Tomorrow the eighth and ninth episodes of The Diamond from the Sky will be shown featuring Lottie Pickford and Irringan in an original and exciting manner. Turn to the Want Page.
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Emily Stevens
Cora
the Grand
Sky
Lottie Pickford
Irringan
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