Clinton Beats Pilots As Rojas Shines In Cold Clash
Clinton edges Jax Pilots 3 to 2 in a windy, wintry opener. Pitcher Rojas held the Pilots to sparse hits through eight, while Clinton’s Welch and Fairchild delivered key blows and Welch stole a base. Alperman and Brennan produced late-inning insurance as Clinton held on in a tense matchup.
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Jays
Ashland
Fairchild
Rojas
Clinton
Milligan
Menne
Manush
Simmons
Evans
Aterloo
Alperman
Lovine
Iehild
Brennan Apse
Sheldon
Welch
Wintz
Ace
Sear& Ashland
Brennan
Vee
Jed
Askland
Behild
Waterloo
Perman
Aeaeee
Wasee
Mne
Mush
Lin
Mons
Bowes
Soos
Eleh
Ntz
Ask
Dou
Baseball scorecard fragment with pitching and outs
A fragmented baseball line shows Kensel to Oblin on an iple play with 10 Menune. Rojas tallied six strikeouts, Groas four, with two walks off Rojas and four off Groas. Time two hours. Umpire Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensel
Oblin
Menune
Rojas
Grows
Groas
Schuler
Bugs Taylor Waited to Fight Then He Was Tamed
Marshalltown Times Republican recounts Bugs Taylor coal miner and former pitcher finally stepping into a boxing ring at Frankie Whitney's Cedar Rapids gym. After a six minute bout, Taylor felt the sting of a punch and admitted he had been transformed, as manager Hamilton watched a once unruly talent calm under the gloves.
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Marshalltown
Bugs Taylor
Moundsman
Anson Pitcher
Frankie Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Whitney
Bugs
Taylor
Whitney Sym
Cedar Stupids
Bunny
Illinois
Hamilton
Benny Wild Man
Hampton Plans Semi Pro Baseball Team in May
Hampton Iowa May 27 arrangements for the baseball season are moving forward and a team is expected in a regional league. Towns likely to join include Acklay Parkersburg Rockwell Wellsburg and Aredale. The team will feature four or five hired players with local talent filling the remainder. The first game is anticipated around June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Acklay
Parkersburg
Rockwell
Wellsburg
Aredale
Cancer Curable Says Physician
New York May 27 That 5 per cent of cancer cases are curable in early stages and that there is no universal cure were stated at a meeting of the Medical Society of the County of New York. Dr. Sigmund Pollitzer warned against treating facial blemishes as cancer causes and criticized electrolysis and similar methods. He noted X rays can be dangerous, radium has reported successes but many failures, and urged removing cancerous growths. Dr. A R Robinson favored burning out with caustic. emphasis on individual treatment and early diagnosis to improve outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medical Society of
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Sigmund Pollitzer
Pollitzer
A. R. Robinson
Polyclinic Hospital
Robinson
Memorial Services Impress La Porte City Volunteers
La Porte City May 27. A largely attended union memorial service at the M E church featured the G A R and W R marched in, with Rev. A W Henke delivering the address and music enhancing the program. Decoration day exercises are planned for Saturday at the cemetery with Mr W M Blough speaking and a male quartet providing music. Also reported are several social visits, a successful school opera repeat due to high demand, and various local residents attending events in nearby towns.
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la Porte City
Chris Anderson
J. W. Schmidt
Schmidt
Illinois
M. E
W.R
A. W. Henke
W. M. Blough
Tom Robinson
Waterloo
Tra Smith
James Marshall
Baby
Johanna Flaherty
Kenneth Bannister
Ottumwa
Dr. Bannister
G. P. Canelti
Donald
Dorothy
John
Naperville
Cawelti
Musselman
Agnes Worcester
Frank Kline
Malde
Hotel Russell-Lamgon
Katherine McKelver
Plaza Theatre
McKelver
Chicago
F. W. Esher
Rose Hayt
Jett
D. J. Hummel
Grundy Center
Pythian Sisters
Iris Temple
Grundy
Pythian Temple
W. R. Law
Chas. Hummel
Fort Dodge
Gun Club
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
A. T. Coffin
Emma Meyers
Monticello
K. D. Miller
Nellie Stanton
New York City
Joe McLaughlin
Chase Scheckter
Marshalltown
F. C. Gregg
Grege
Jon Shiet
Jay
Things Theatrical Here At Home In Brief
The Majestic box office opens Friday at 10 a m for Sunday vaudeville seats headlined by the Hussar Girls with musical performances. A Convict's Conspiracy is the chief photoplay at the Grand today with two other fine reels. The Plaza presents Harold McGrath's The Carpet From Bagdad, pictured by Selig, featuring Kathryn Williams. Edward A Salisbury's Wild Life seven-reel films, shot along the Pacific coast, show bear lynx and mountain lion hunts. An Otis L Spurgeon appearance at the armORY is listed for Friday evening, for men only.
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Majestic Theatre
Iyn
Hussar Girls
the Grand
Edward A. Salisbury
Salisbury
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Worst of War in Hospitals in Germany
Dusseldorf May 27 report describes Dr. Christian Bruhn a famed German dental surgeon who patches wounded soldiers jaws and teeth with gold and rings donations. His private clinic and the Dusseldorf hospital repair hides of war, turning out soldiers nearly as good as before, despite ghastly injuries.
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Dusseldorf
Christtan Bruhn
Germany
Bruhu
Gormuny
Sweden
Hogland
Turkey
Dr. Bruhtr
Bruhn
Why Germany got selling our stocks
New York May 27 America explains the sudden cessation of German liquidation in American securities in late April and major buying since. Before May 1 Germany sold Italian investments valued at over 300 million dollars as Italy threatened with war. Much of this moved into American railroad and industrial stocks while Japanese bonds were the remaining sales. Germany reportedly increased holdings in several industrial shares especially steel. Cotton trade worries grew over potential Italian confiscation of shipments destined for Austria and Germany, which would reduce demand for U S cotton for months.
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New York
Wallatreet
Italy
Germany
Cotton Exchange
Austria
Ahe
Broadway Chase Just Takes "Movies" in Matrimonial Row
In New York on March 27 Broadway staged a comical domestic tale centering on Henry L. Keller and his wife at a Broadway jewelry storefront. The plot revolved around a $22 dispute with Keller charged for theft and Mrs. Keller for disorderly conduct. Police and a night court session followed, ending with both cleared after restitution.
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New York
Broadway
Henry L. Keller
Keller
Memorial Day activities and social notes in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls May 27 brief notes record Mrs Homer I Seerley entertaining for Miss Nellie Wallbank of Mt Pleasant. Dr and Mrs W J Hearst plan Cedar Falls cottage in June. St Marys parochial school students to enjoy a bluff outing. city approves monthly electric light payments from College Hill residents. various visits and travel among residents. memorial day events set with Don banners and civic leaders coordinating parade and ceremonies. eighth grade diplomas awarded to 44 students at Lincoln school with program details.
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Cedar Falls
Homer I. Seerley
Nellite Wallbank
Mt. Pleasant
State Teachers’ College
W. J. Hearst
Cedar River
C. P. Colegrove
Mis
Nellie Watlhunk
Charles Hearst
Frank Hammer
H. L. Chase
St. Luke’s Guild
Ruth W. Bisbee
Olive Street
St. Mary‘’s Parochial School
Cedar Uesights
Baldwin, & Shearn
College Hill
Harry E. Aldrich
Des Moines
Rochester, Minn
J. B. Clay
Washington
Lois Pardee
Satin
Chicago
H.W. Clay
Ray Epperson
Seattle
A. Irwin
Cedar Rapids
Ars
Harold Sterling
Eagle Grove
Sterlini
George W. Linghes
dJamen G. Miller
Meat and Kidney Trouble Fades with Salts Drink
An advertisement quotes a noted authority claiming meat forms uric acid that harms kidneys and causes headaches dizziness and bladder irritation. It promotes Jad Salts from J. W. Taggart to neutralize acids, cleanse kidneys, and flush wastes with a lemon grape acid and lithia base effervescent drink.
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J. W. Taggart
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Jax
Fairchilds and
Askold Lev Andrews
Clont
Red" Welch
Hinton
Gjas
Ranie
Nolt
Gross
Evrorg
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Nne
Jeh
Eax
M. &. Rummel
Charles City
Ed Hummel
Peter Long
Rebeca Vore
Janesville
Gee
Ludlow
Henry Ludlow
Teenmeha
Neb
Lucas
Spring Creek
Harold MclGrath
Garpet
Bagdad
Plaza
Selig
Kathryn Williams
Otis L. Spurgeon
Armory
Watée- Tao
Katherine Allen
H. C. Bachelder
B. V. Baker
Berant
Frank Brook
Mize Ethel Burgess
Margaret Byrnes
Alicia Cossem
Lulu Camp Bell
Eva. Christensen
A. B. Cook
Grace Cox
Wm. Day
Myrtle Daw
Hatty Fry
G. Ju. Fraser
Rena Gaston
M. M. Gilmore
Fred Haswell
Carl Hanson
Beulah C. Houston
Horece
Margaret Hunt
Nettle Lee
W. G. Wenkhardt
B. Mannagh
Maggie Moses
Mattie Moss
D. Morton
Nano
May O'Connor
Kate Cramond
James Pauley
Gertrude Peppe
Allice Rogart
Alice Readel
M. J. Reints
Mary E. Ring
Jess C. Ricker
Erma Rush
Dorothy Sim
Alma Stoeck
Ernest Sullivan
Myrtle Trainor
Floyd van Drew
Grace Withey
Lena Woodard
Bernice Schreck
Oscar Anderberg
W. A. Banter
Chas. Benton
Raymond Beebe
Earl Bodgley
T. J. Brady
Garrison Brock
Grant Butters
Concepcion C. Deerang
D. C. Close
Andrew Cotton
Edward Guller
Milton Camp
Mike Economy
Norman Falconer
C. A. Faur
EF. DeGater
Harry Giesler
Grand Pre
Richard Guilliams
Leo. B. Huke
Clele Holdmge
Wm. XI. Holmes
Frank Houghton
John H. Hughes
Robert BE. King
Bill Kurick
John McMahon
Jimmie Lavall
J. Leondides
Walter Merril
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Messiner
James C. Miller
M. J. Morrison
Frank Pe
Emery Printy
Henry Seiter
E. Sherman
Ed. Sherman
Chas. Sieners
Fred Smith
Bill Steward
Russell Stark
L. Stieper
Frank Seedorff
H. A. Teeple
Silas L. Turker
Frank Verney
Herman Wittkop
J. H. Boyd
F. M. Bennett
Mahlon Dematay
R. GC. Hyde
Merritt Land Co
Waterloo Casket Co
J. Leonson
Biss Burglie Weiss
BUP
Mien
Ike Congeais
Draedy
Dr. Reed
Dr. Reed Cushion Sole Shoes
Vici
East Fourth Street
London
Cedar Falls Daily News
D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Fourth
Main Streets
Rhone
Danfeh Nagzareia
Aritdsen
Tnnual High School
Ralph van Horn
W. 4
Cable
Tessa
Marian Wyant
Vealch
E. W. Lanham
John ©. Weiheke
St. Patrick’s Church
Dubagqne
Charles Baker
Clark Dray Line
Lincoln School
F. R B. Wiener
Mias Athyl
Stella
Arensa Falkenberg
Fantine
James Brownell
Commercial Club
Lars Bladine
J. 8. Newman
J. B. Thompson
Courier
Reporter
Shlosman Ss Grocery
Joe Schlosman
Sycamore Street
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