Hannibal Club Holds Fractured Central Baseball Franchise
Burlington Iowa July 21 Hannibal refuses to surrender its Central Baseball association franchise despite rumors. President Justice led a 10:45 am meeting with all towns present reporting a $4 201 league treasury the best in the league's history. Directors stayed in executive session after lunch as Hannibal faces potential franchise turnover amid financial strains described from earlier reports.
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Burlington
Hanniat
Central Baseball Association
Justice
League
Uncheon
Burington Baseball Association
Hannibal
Central Association
Hennuel
Oskaloosa
Seaon
Ney
Hannibal Theranchise
Cedar Rapids
Bays Rock Island Will Stand Pat
Rock Island will stay the course in the Three-I League as President Mel McNamara states the Rock Island baseball association plans to finish with eight clubs or fewer. He doubts Decatur can recruit five clubs to block a closure. Also, Jack Clynes was sold to Toledo for $1,506 and will join tomorrow.
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Ock Island
Rock Isd
Avenport
Mel McNamara
Rock Islandaseball Association
Rock Tsd
Kinsella
Decatur
Clynes
Toledo
Jack Clynes
Rock Island
American Association
Pitcher Brown Sets World Record In Local Game
Burlington July 21 Pitcher Brown of the Central Association team established a world record by striking out seven consecutive batters in nine innings. The Burlington nine won the game 4 to 2.
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Burlington
Central Association
Brown
Burlingtonon
Eight Thousand Too Much for Evansville Baseball Franchise
South Bend business leaders rejected paying eight thousand dollars for the Evansville club of the rural league. They dubbed the asking price by A A Grant excessive and the committee is considering offers from no other teams to replace the local club now transferred to Grand Rapids? Michigan.
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South Bend
Ind
South Nd
Evansville Baseball Club
A. A. Grantner
Ube
Grand Kids, Mich
Tex Jones Bought by Sox Star in Major Prospect
Chicago July 21 First base and Tex Jones, tried by the Sox in spring but moved to St Joseph Western league club, has been purchased by President Coiskey Reports say Tex Jones shows improvement in hitting and fielding around the Western league circuit and Comtake believes he will develop into a major star He will not return to the Siders until season end.
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Chicago
Tex Jones
Sox
St. Joseph
Coiskey
Tex
Estern
Comtake Blieves
Jones
Uth Siders
Sox Plan Early Sack In Preview Of Season
The league season framing suggests the Sox will likely be put on the initial sack during the campaign. The remark hints at roster pressure and expectations for early changes as the season opens.
Many Buyers for Boston Nationals
New York July 21 Rumors of the sale of the Boston National league club gained steam after owner William Hepburn Russell met with Ned Hanson former manager of Baltimore Brooklyn and Cincinnati. Also present were Manager Fred Tenney and another stockholder but no decision was disclosed. Pittsburgh July 21 Secretary William Locke of the Pirates said he was dicker ing for the purchase of the Boston Doves.
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New York
Boston
William Hepburn Russell
Ned’ Hanson
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hanlon
Fred Tenney
Pittsburg
William Locke
Pirates
Boston Doves
Frank Chance to Retire as Player Manager
Chicago reports that Frank L Chance will never wear a uniform again unless he returns to play He will remain at the Cubs as manager and coach Victor Saier will take over at first base while Chance directs from the bench Murphy indicated Chance has suffered many blows at the plate and is said to be retiring from playing duties juries have led to retirement rumors
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Cubs
Frank L. Chance
Murphy
Victor Saier
Chance
Wedded at Parsonage Waterloo Businessman Marries Shell Rock Woman
Yesterday at 11 o clock at Rev J H Bauernfeind s home the marriage linked Charles E Bandfield Waterloo real estate dealer and Emma J Hahn Shell Rock. Attendants were Mrs Katie Berg and HB Berg. They left for Shell Rock and will return to Waterloo to reside.
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J. H. Bauernfeind
Emanual Evangelical Association
Charles E. Bandfield
Waterloo
Emma J. Hahn
Shell Rock
Katieberg
HB. B. Berg
Community Notes On Outings Meetings And Visits
jved and an elaborate two course supper was served. Bathing and boating occupied the early evening hours. All greatly enjoyed the jolly outing. The next club meeting will be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Matte Robertson, 822 Fourth street east. Miss Gertrude Finnigan of Waterloo visits over Sunday. Miss Claire Purmott hosts a lawn party in Des Moines for Miss Eleanor Sheakley. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Webb return from a two weeks outing at Lake Okoboji and Spencer. Homemakers' band holds an ice cream social at Mrs. Charles Heller. Grace M. & church enjoy their annual picnic at Crumrine's woods. Mrs. D. N. Hurd honored at C. W. Stilson cottage in Cedar Heights with a picnic supper and social evening.
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Aeconomia
J. B. Knowles
Aeco Nomia Club
Alice Benson
Glendola
J. M. Longfellow
Logan Avenue
F. M
Independence
Independence Bulletin-Journal
W. G. Brown
Waterloo
River
Charles Buckley
Hope Martin
Samuel Craiglow
Fred Rath
Frank Hussey
That City
Henry Bowen
James ‘Punn
Messrs
Mesdames
Martin
Buckley
Mr. Dunn
Goterie Club
Coaterie Club
M. J. Goswiller
Harrison Street
P. J. Goswiller
Tone Goswiler
Glas
Delta Alphas
Central Church of Christ
Lafayette Park
H. BE. Reynolds
Philotes Club
W. G. Margadant
R. L. Apfel
W. H. Michael
Vermont Street
Jved
Matte Robertson
Fourth Street
Des Moines
Claire Purmott
Center Drive
Eleanor Sheakley
Chicago
J. A. Webb
Wendell
Allen Street
Lake Okoboji
The
First Baptist Church
Charles Heller
Locust and
Fifth Street West
Grace M. &. Church
Crumrine’s Woods
Wrs. Hurd
D. N. Hurd
C. W. Stilson
Cedar Heights
James Miller
Henry Miller
Cedar Falls
Start Movement for Trade Week in Waterloo
Waterloo business men receive notice from H E Kiester urging planning for a trade week timed to the Iowa dairy show October 9 through 14. Last year’s plan yielded good results, and this year’s larger dairy show is expected to bring thousands of visitors likely to buy Waterloo goods. The cattle exposition committee seeks initiative from merchants and offers to confer for assistance.
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Waterloo
H. E. iKiester
Iowa
Ignat
Waterlo
Fifty-sixth Regiment Encamps at Camp Dodge Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Fifty-sixth regiment I N G encampment with Col Chantland in command. Troops from Mason City Ida Grove Webster City Carroll Fort Dodge Sioux City Emmettsburg and Cherokee participate under strict camp routine and a provost guard for on leave conduct. Attorney General Coss effectively orders an investigation into railroad freight rate discrimination favoring St Louis. For summer diarrhoea in children Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil recommended.
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Res Moines
Mississippi River
Cossan
St. Louis
Camp Dodge
Col. Chantland
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Camp
Dodge
Mason City
Ida Grove
Webster City
Carroll
Sioux City
Emmettsburg
Cherokee
A New Interpretation History Lesson in a Campaign
A history teacher asks about a conspicuous feature in Harrison's campaign. A pupil recalls a long procession with a log cabin bearing a colored man on top and a fire wagon fastened to the root, as described in Lippincott's.
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Mharrison
Remodeling of Waterloo Savings Bank Building Under Way
Remodeling work on the Savings bank building to house Waterloo Savings Bank and The Leavitt Johnson Trust Company proceeds well. Vault walls will reach the first floor by week’s end after seven feet were dug below the cellar for a solid foundation.
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BANK
Savings Bank
Waterloo Savings Bank
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Bank Front Undergoes Major Renovation Works
The building is being lowered a foot and rebuilt with mahogany and marble finishes. Vestibule and vault facing will be white English. vestibule will boast veined Italian marble. A tile entrance and new floor will be laid, with updated fixtures and windows. The first floor front will be nearly rebuilt to be up to date with all conveniences. The Spanish War Veterans will meet this evening in the G. A. R. hall.
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