Trouble Ahead in the Three-I Franchise War Tale
A tangle of league politics and founder rivals surfaces as investors and owners clash over the Three-I League future. KinSELLA leads a bid while Danville and Decatur entertain moves. Rowland buys Dubuque, Quincy seeks release, and a decisive Chicago meeting looms for moguls amid a brewing showdown.
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Guile Valle
Chicago
Dubuque
Kinsella
Danville
Hlausser-Humphrey
Jeff Danville
Sinsela
Clarence Rowland
Dubuque Club
Quincy
Central Association
Decatur
Tearney
Quincey
Angella
New York
Peoria
Berg
Hofer
Springfield
Trarney
Magner
Tearner
Inll
Wareron
Rowland
Percy Wilder
Pick
Ar Rowland
Star Pointer Pacers End 21-Year Life On Nashville Farm
Star Pointer, famed fastest pacer and first to break the two minute mile, dies at 21 on James A. Murphy’s Tennessee farm. Murphy plans to donate the horse’s hide and bones to the University of Chicago for mounting, with possible display at Walker Museum or Field Columbian Museum.
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Chicago
Star Pointer
Nashville
Tenn
James A. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Pacer
Dan Patch
New York
H. J. White
Cleveland
Mr. White
Basswood
Maury County
Tennessee
University of Chicago
Walker Museum
Field Columbian Museum
Five Brothers’ Great Bowling Triumph at Istoket Alleys
The Manahl brothers and Buckbee-Mears engraving team won by 153 pins at Istokte alleys last evening. Eddy Manahl led with 192, while Gieler topped the engravers with 178 in the first game. The match score follows.
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Manahl Brothers
Buckbee-Mears Bowlet
Istokte
Eddy Manahl T
Gieler
West High Basketball Game Tonight at School Gym
West High hosts Waverly High School in the school gymnasium this evening. West High five features Whittle at center Sharp at right guard Sherry and Marsh at left guards in the lineup.
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West High
Waverly High School Five
West High Five
Lincup
Whittle
Sharp
Sherry and
Marsh
Old Leaguers Put on Record Over Umpires and Browns Sale
At league meetings in New York and Chicago, discussion covered Comiskey steering the St. Louis Browns sale to Mark and George Ewing for 60 percent stock at about 200000 and the park value of 400000. Umpire authority was questioned by club owners with Lynch proposing ocular checks for umpires.
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New York
Bee
Baseball League
Comiskey
White Sox
Hedges
St. Louis Browns
Johnson Co. A. Comiskey
Frank Farrell
Mark
George Ewing
St. Louis
Browns
Fielder Jones
Jack O’connor
Jones
Fielder
Johnson
Jimmy McAleer
St.Louis
McAleer
Lynch
Horace Fogel
Jaynch
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Messrs
Dreyfuss
Herdler
Brush
Herrmann
Locke
League
National Commission
National League
Garry Herrmann
Ciincinnati
Commission
Elmira
O'Neill
Atlantics
Returned Singing and Broken Furniture in Quincy Street Case
Joseph Baumgartner faced disorderly conduct charges after returning home intoxicated and smashing furniture while his wife accused him of refusing to cook. The judge ordered restitution and a $100 future conduct penalty, noting a Christmas grace if behavior improves.
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Joseph Baumgartner
Quincy Street
Stone
Baumgartner
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion and sour stomachs. It claims relief within five minutes, digestion of all food, and elimination of heartburn and gas, with a 60-cent case available at drugstores.
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United States
England
Canada
Pape
Moore
Dr J F Henderson Back From Waterloo Visit
Dr J F Henderson returned this morning to Oskaloosa after visiting Waterloo with his mother Mrs R H Henderson and other relatives.
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Dr. J. 5. Henderson
Oskaloosa
Waterloo
R. H. Henderson
Two Suits Filed Over Fatal Ground Wire Accident
Neil McDougal and Nell McDougal administrator of Forrest Dean McDougal plan two district court suits against Corn Belt Telephone and Citizens Gas and Electric for 5000 and 15000 dollars respectively, totaling 20000. Forrest Dean McDougal, a minor, was killed August 3 when he touched a live ground wire while playing near a pole. Plaintiffs claim improper insulation by the defendants endangered life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil McDougal
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Citizens Gas & Electric Company
Forrest Dean McDoufal
Well McDougal
Nell McDougal
Forrest Dean McDougal
McDougal
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised for Cough Relief
Mrs D Gilkenon of 226 Inglen Ave Youngstown Ohio says her young daughter suffered a severe cold and constant cough until Foley's Honey and Tar relieved throat inflammation after one dose and a single bottle left her throat and lungs clear. She keeps a bottle at home and warns against substitutes as pharmacists endorse the product.
Will Be Given Away Old Suits and Coats by 20th Century Tailors
Advertisement for free distribution of old suits and overcoats by 20th Century Tailors located at 207 E Fifth Street Marsh Place Building invites readers to claim items today.
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Fifth St
Marsh- Place
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Tome Bros., Des Mones, Tows. Millers
Iaways
Tone Bros. Spices
Waterloo Electrical
C. D. Pedersen
Consolidated Phone
Jefferson Street
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
Ralston
Aneener
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Welr
H.C. Weigert Chiropractor
General Sporting News
BUQUE
Dreal
Axl
Treasury
Central West
Clu
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Belcome
M. van Peete Eens
Mucha
Marsh Dtr
lGleler
Ball
Charles Eke
Eddy Vat
Walter
Frank
Clarence Weet Teen Gee
W. C. Hooks
Flooks
Tom Grune
Goa
Eotes
Roy
Woolford
Henderson Drug Co
C. J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Mabel Ettinger
Robert G. Dakin, M. D
East Fourth Street
Iowa
Ben. D. Everall
Marsh-Place
T. A. McManus, M. D
Commercial Bank
DR. Walter
Black Hawk Natl. Bank
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk Genk
J. E
Buite
Black Hawk National Bank
Consolidated
Lafayette
C. BP
Bodwell Osteopathic
Waterloo Roth
Fane
FE. A. Hunt
J. R. Scott
Ida M. Scott
R. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Sepeies
Black Hawk Bask
Mulberry Street
Ong! Park
Case Dairy Co
Meritol_ Tonic
Henderson Drug Corocal
American Dru and Press Association
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