White Sox and Boston Split Twin Bill
Chicago and Boston split a doubleheader with Boston winning the second game 2 to 1 after Chicago took the opener 11 to 2. Scoring details include Scott Daly Collins Thomas for Chicago and Walsh Schalk Cady for Boston. Detroit routed Philadelphia 21 to 8 after a six-run second inning. New York defeated Cleveland 3 to 1.
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Chicago
Bite
Scott
Daly
R. Collins
Thomas
Walsh
Russell and
Schalk
Bedient
Cady
Vardon Falls to Ouimet in American Open at Brookline
Harry Vardon, English golf great, led early but Young Ouimet edged him in a tense eighteen hole playoff to win the national open at Brookline Massachusetts. Edward Hay and Francis Ouimet played strong showings as the gallery watched a historic minor against a giant of the sport.
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Brookline
Mass
Harry Vardon
Rtart
Edward Hay
Francis Culmet
Massachusetts
Vardon
Young Qouimet
Ouimet
Swamp Root Endorsement From Mrs Sterner
Mrs Albert Sterner of Cressona Pennsylvania testifies to kidney and bladder relief from Swamp Root after trying a sample bottle. She says a large bottle was purchased and health improved significantly. The affidavit dated September 15 1909 is sworn before J P G A Moyer justice of the peace.
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Albert Sterner
Cressona
G. A. Moyer
J. P
Prove What Swamp-boot Will Do For You
Letter to Dr Kilmer Co Hinghamton N Y promises information about kidneys and bladder. Mentions Waterloo Evening Courier and a booklet with details. Advertises regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles at all drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Waterloo Evening Courier
Final Inning Hit Seals Victory for Cleveland
In the late inning sequence Cleveland delivers a decisive hit as New York trails. Pitchers Falkenberg Blanding Carisch O Neil Caldwell Gossett Sweeney are listed in the box for the clash, with final play unfolding in the final frame.
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Cleveland
New York
Falkenberg
Gregg
Blanding
Carisch
O'Neil
Caldwell
Gossett
Sweeney
St. Louis Takes Series Opener In Washington
St. Louis beat Washington 6 to 4 to go two games up in the series. Errors by Washington helped St. Louis and two ill‑timed pitches contributed to the scoring. Key players included Taylor Mitchell Agnew Mc Allister Groom and Henry.
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Washington
St. Louis
iSt. Louis
Egan Still Leading Rage in Waterloo Manager Race
Ned Egan remains the leading choice for Waterloo team manager in 1914. New candidate Jack Herberts enters contention after managing Pekin and Belden NHL Cedar Rapids. Ottumwa bets on Egan returning with a twenty year contract as several cities woo his services.
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Ned Egan
Waterloo
Jay Andrews
Dick Smith
Jack Weresberts
Herberts
Pekin
Belden Nhl
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Vigan
Dr. Bonham
Nimrocke
Jearne
Mma
Waterina
New Orleans
Ote Fumwa
Grimes
Nueng
Tuaw
Seemad Tiy Ned
Mian
Tes Moines
Ottumwa
Brooklyn Sweeps Pittsburgh in Split Doubleheader
Brooklyn took both games in a Pittsburgh doubleheader beating the Pirates 6 to 1 in game one and 4 to 1 in game two. Brooklyn had 12 hits to Pittsburgh's 5 in the opener while the nightcap featured strong pitching and errorless defense. Edward W. Crows, deputy clerk of the court, has been laid up by illness since last Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh Paves
Gearee
Yingling
Wischer
Sheno
Maroaux
Simon
Edward W. Crows
Two Banquets Friday For Jobbers League Players
Two social events of note are planned for next Friday evening. The Jobbers' league banquet will be at the Galloway club with six teams expected and extensive entertainment arranged. The Waterloo Bank Clerks association will hold a dance and banquet at the Elk Run inn organized by William J. Dewees for married clerks and their wives as well as the unmarried and sweethearts.
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Jobbers’ League
Waterloo Bank Clerks' Association
Jobbers' League
Galloway Club
Elk Run Inn
William J. Dewees
Geneseo Social Roundup Ends With Church Moves
Sam Harman shipped four ears of cattle to Chicago and Reen Methinnay sent stock there. Rev Sheesler’s sermon marked the end of a conference year. the official board seeks his return for a sixth year. Mrs Emma Johnston visits from Dorchester Neb. Absent preaching next Sunday. Sunday school continues.
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Geneseo
Sam Harman
Chicago
R.M. Gunn
Mt. Vernon
Emma Johnston
Dorchester
Neb
Meeker
W. A. Speer
Reen Methinnay
Sheesler
Despondency Caused by Indigestion Relieved by Tablets
Despondency is linked to indigestion and constipation and improves quickly when Chamberlain's Tablets are used. The ad notes availability through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Western League scores include Wee Moines 11 Toneka 4 Wichita to St. Joseph 3 Toneola Denver 7 Omaha 2 New Xeveland 1 St. Louis Washington 4 Barstow. National League breakfast Pittshorel 1 0 no other games scheduled American Association Tidisnapolis 6 Kansas City 1 Louisville 8 2 Minneapolis 1 2 Colimuina 1 Paul C Milwa 0 When They Play Tomorrow American League Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston National League New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh
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Sioux City
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St. Paul
Wee Moines
Toneka
Toneola
Tidisnapolis
Kansas City
Colimuina
Paul C. Milwa Aledo
Phildelphia
Reapportionment fight tests Republican delegates
Washington notes start of a drive led by Frank J. Woods to devise a new basis for allocating delegates to Republican national conventions. An advisory panel including Crompton, Mondell, Guernsey, Slemp, and Young works to resolve suffrage and disenfranchisement issues across states while predicting future convention arrangements.
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Washington, D. C
Frank J. Woods
Iowa
Democratic Congressional Committee
Louis C. Crompton
Michigan
Frank W. Montdell
Wyoming
Frank E. Guernsey
Maine
C. B. Slemp
Virginia
G. M. Young
North Dakota
Snow
South
Chicago
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Taft
McKintey
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Rockervelt
Woods
National Committee
Social notes from Parkerstown area and student moves
Miss Helen Edwards returned from Wateroo with Misses Paulzer of Cedar Falie. Floyd Palmer and Rob Hasbrook visited from Grundy Center. W.H. Owen and daughter Mrs C Frederick from Waterloo visited. About sixty five ladies attended a social at Mrs Lydia Wightman’s in Aplington. Mrs Caley returned to Cherokee after visiting Merman Schultz Alfred Smith and Upton Werner leave for New York to study music with a male quartet for the winter. Students resumed college work. Bernice Graham returned to Mt Vernon. David Reinwald Wen Trey George Ludemann Anna Peters left for Iowa City. Juliaetta Renken left for Chicago. Evelyn Foote returned to Madison.
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Mira Colturet
Taylor
Waterloo
Goodwin
Kansas City
Haymond Blair
Evans
Independence
Parkersburg
New Hartford
Herbert Bucknam
Dyersville
Amanda Kemmerer
Grinnell
Cramer
Stev. McIntosh
Tipton
Palmer
Grundy Center
Ben Miller
H. J. Merlien
Merlen
Albert Smith
A. &. Williams
Joy Harmon
Misa Zoe Harmon
Shuler
George Widman
Mason City
F. J. Thomas
Jack Kane
Montana
Stanlay Conn
Jas
Spain
John Wade
Daugherty
Farmer Wightman
Ashuis
Chas. Young
Henry Owens
Olmstead
E. L. Wilson
Rosa Reid
W. N. Allen
Bathgate
N. C
Clarence Williams
Oklahoma
Wr. Goodknecht
P. Christopher
Art Skeels
Ivy
Ed Allen
Jefferson
H.W. Wilhelms
Val Lahr
Helen Edwards
Paulzer
Cedar Falie
Floyd Palmer
Rob Hasbrook
W.H. Owen
C. Frederick
Lydia Wightman
Aplington
Wm. Caley
Cherokee
Merman Schultz
Alfred Smith
Upton Werner
New York City
Bernice Graham
Mt. Vernon
David Reinwald
Wen Trey
George Ludemann
Anna Peters
Iowa City
Duliaetta Renken
Chicago
Evyelyn Foote
Madison
People's Furniture Co. Offers Half Price Second-hand Items
An advertisement notes half price sales at People's Furniture Co located at 706 708 Lafayette St. Another notice warns that Dr. Everall will be out of the city from August 28 to October 1.
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People's Furniture Co
Lafayette St
Everall
Mattress Repair Co Ad Promotes Feather Bed Folding
An advertisement for Mattress Repair Co at 901 Sycax More St offers making over mattresses and converting feather beds into folding feather mattresses. Phone 1720 provided.
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Mattress Repair Co
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