Brooklyn Wins Doubleheader Over Cubs On Sunday
Chicago scene as Brooklyn invades the west side and takes both ends of a doubleheader, 10 7 and 5 4 in eleven innings. Cubs drop to third place, three games behind the leaders while Brooklyn climbs to second. Philadelphia beats Cincinnati 14 6 with Cravath driving in eight runs. St Louis nips Boston 7 2 to extend a string of wins. Tennis preliminaries in progress at the city championships with seven eliminations and upcoming doubles plans at the Y. M. C. A. tournament.
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Bintz
Resta Establishes New World’s Mark at Chicago Speedway
Dario Resta, driving an Italian car at 02.85 miles per hour, wins the Chicago speedway 100-mile race and sets a new world distance record with a 58:54 time. Earl Cooper places second, Bob Burman third, Barney Oldfield fourth amid carburetor trouble for Oldfield. Previous record by Porc with 2:00:28 at 99.05 mph stood before.
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Aew
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Bob Burman
Barney Oldfield
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Evers to Quit Game After Series End
Johnny Evers, longtime Chicago veteran and elder marshal of the Braves era, will retire after the current series in St Louis. Friends claim he is tired of unwarranted criticism and plans to recuperate in Colorado or California. He has not been in peak condition since a pneumonia attack recently.
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Vers
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Evers
Veterans Picnic Planned by Black Hawk County G A R
The Black Hawk County Veterans association of the Grand Army of the Republic schedules Thursday August 12 in Cedar Falls. Dinner at noon in the Commercial club rooms followed by an afternoon program at the opera house with mayoral welcome, readings, songs, speeches by Rev Beachler Snowden Rogers and agents, and martial music.
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Opera House
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Gist
Newman
Backer
Apollo Quartet
Leona Short
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Primrose
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Waterloo
Ladies’ College Glee Club
Country Eager for Change Declares Iowa Opinion
Edward Randolph Wood of the Philadelphia Board of Trade toured the United States to gauge sentiment on the present administration and tariff laws. He said Iowa is least affected by political changes and that nationwide desire grows for a change in administration to restore the Republican Party.
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Temperance Program Attracts Big Crowd
The Church of the Brethren hosted a temperance program by Orange township youth last evening. Ten young men narrated a story of a happy home ruined by drink and restored through reform, with hymns woven in. Participants included Clarence Williams, Samuel Grady, Dinner Blough, Williard Leese, Charles Grady, Dorsey Blough, Herschel Tathaugh, Howard Bloweh, Martin Iep logle, and Stewart Hamer, with a quartet of Mesdames Glen Lichty, Dan Myers, Messia, Clyde Bechtelleimer and Dan Myers providing music.
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Orange Township
Clarence Williams
Samuel Grady
Dinner Blough
Williard Leese
Charles Grady
Dorsey Blough
Herschel Tathaugh
Howard Bloweh
Martin Leplogle
Stewart Hamer
Mesdames
Glen Lichty
Dan Myers
Messia
Clyde Bechtelleimer
Off to Convention and Cubs Run Win at Cedar River Park
Rev. E J Lang, pastor of First Evangelical, left for Elyrra Wisconsin to attend a state convention of Young People’s association and Sunday schools. He will return in about a week for the town Evangelical camp meeting at Chautauqua park. The Young Cubs defeated Westfield 17 to 4 at Cedar River park, led by BP Sheridan and J Sheridan with strong hitting. Shepherd and Avery starred for Westfield.
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Westfield
Cedar River Park
Sheridan
Atx Hita
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Avery
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Sheptherd
Fewer Hunting Licenses Reported This Year
County Auditor Rainbow notes likely drop in hunting licenses due to a new law requiring non-residents and aliens to pay 10 dollars, while residents pay 1 dollar. The article also recounts a man misbelieving his three years in the U S made him a citizen.
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jAm Allen
Universal Courtesy At The Theatre And A Book Offer
A piece extols public courtesy in theatergoers and introduces a book on theater etiquette by Emily Holt. The Courier offers the volume for 38 cents, noting a 3.50 value and urging readers to call at the Courier office to secure a copy.
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Clearing of the United States and Canadian clearings drop and rise
A rough report shows US clearings totaling $4,460,089,000 last week with Canadian clearings at $125,475,000. The piece lists city by city figures with percentage changes from the prior week and year, highlighting gains in Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City Houston Detroit and others, alongside declines in several areas.
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Philadelphia
Teo Ae
Boston
St. Lewin
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Quincy
Tolaa
Decatur
Fremont
Jacksonville
Deerestse
A Ih cent want ad blows into Waterloo homes
A tiny Ih cent want ad appears in Waterloo paper, promising home deliveries and solving local needs. The brief notice highlights a daily loop through households, inviting readers to respond directly to the advertiser for more details.
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