Baseball yesterday results for AL and NL
American League saw Detroit 0 fall to Chicago 3. St Louis 4 4 Cleveland 5 2. Washington 3 beat Philadelphia 2. New York 3 beat Boston 1. National League games included Chicago 1 over St Louis 0. Boston 0 lost to New York 9. Philadelphia 1 over Brooklyn 0.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
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Scores In Baseball League Action Across Cities
In a set of one sided games American Association results include Kansas City 6 over Toledo 0 St Paul 8 over Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 2 over Columbus 7 and Minneapolis 2 over Louisville 0.
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Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
International League Standings Snapshot
Syracuse and Newark split an uneven slate with Syracuse at 7-7 and Newark at 4-15. Toronto trails at 9-7 while Binghamton sits 7-4. Buffalo improves to 4-1 against Baltimore at 6-6. Rochester records 1 and Jersey City 3 in a rough stretch.
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Syracuse
Newark
Toronto
Binghampton
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Southern Association Standings Noted From Recent Games
Mobile defeated Atlanta 6 to 5 while New Orleans beat Birmingham 4 to 7. Chattanooga won 4 to 2. Memphis lost 1 to 4. Little Rock trailed 0 to 3. Nashville led 3 to 0 in listed results.
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Southern Association
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Little Rock
Nashville
Chicago at Detroit
A sports brief notes the Chicago and Detroit matchup with others in the day’s schedule listing Philadelphia at Washington and Boston at New York.
New York at Boston and Other City Matchups
Basketball pairings include New York versus Boston, Brooklyn versus Philadelphia, Pittsburg versus St Louis, and Chicago facing Cincinnati in upcoming games.
Religious sect urged food hoarding under end times belief
Government agents areInvestigating reports that a religious sect teaching imminent apocalypse advocates stocking food and supplies. Some sect publications were barred from the mails for disloyal content and actions may be taken to ban such literature. Individuals face possible prosecution under laws against food hoarding.
Educational Film on Welch Grape Juice Making at Bijou
Wilmington residents may view an educational film at the Bijou Theatre Thursday afternoon detailing Welch grape juice production from grape growing to bottling and freight transport. The presentation aims to illustrate the nourishing qualities and educational value of this beverage production process.
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Welch
Wilmington
Bijou Theatre
Women kept for shipboard work in Yokohama boarding houses
In Yokohama, most native boarding house masters keep women ready to be hired aboard tramp steamers. They do not go aloft but perform all other duties on shipboard including stoking and trimming, where they are said to be excellent.
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Yokohama
New York City Forms Women Rescue Units by Precinct
The Police Department plans a corps of Women rescues in every precinct for emergency relief and other duties as assigned. Mrs. Frank L Briggs of Springfield Massachusetts will fill the pulpit and assume pastor duties while her husband serves with the Y M C A. The veteran Sherwood Magee serves as the Reds handyman this season and can play infield or outfield as needed.
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Police Department of
New York City
Frank L. Briggs
Springfield
Mass
Filuers
Sherwood Magee
Cincinnati Reds
Sherry
Miss Walsh Receives Croix de Guerre For Civilian War Work
Miss Phylis Walsh of Philadelphia has been awarded the Croix de Guerre by the French Government for bravery under fire and devotion to duty while driving ambulances and supply trucks in the war zone. New York women oppose polling places in fish markets and shops and offer homes for voting on election days. Mrs Elmina Wilson, first woman to graduate in engineering from Iowa State College in 1892, has died in New York. Scandinavian women have increasingly taken up hazardous deep sea fishing duties in recent years.
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Phylis Walsh
Philadelphia
New York City
Elmina Wilson
New York
Iowa State College
Theatres The New Bill With Virg Downard At Roseland
The new bill presented by Virg Downard and the Roseland Maids opened with refreshing musical comedy. Elaborate scenery and new costumes accompanied a half dozen graceful performers, with Downard delivering original humor without blackface makeup. The production runs today and tonight for its final performances.
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Virg Downard
Roseland Maids
Virg. Downard
Wilmington
The Moth At Grand Theatre Starring Norma Talmadge
The Moth follows Lucy a wealthy young society woman who flirts with fate and is shaped by a dramatic incident. A blue blooded suitor schemes to marry her for money while district attorney Ned Cunningham and Captain Rochester complicate her path to happiness and a faux murder turns to suicide.
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Norma Talmadge
Grand Theatre
The
Cleopatra
A. Valentine Spencer
Lucy
Teddy Maybridge
Ned Cunningham
Captain Rochester
Women Sorting Scrap Iron for B&O Paid 22 Cents Hour
Women employed by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to sort scrap iron receive 22 cents an hour for their labor.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Women clerks to staff chain cigar stores nationwide
The notice describes hundreds of young women being employed as clerks behind the counters in the chain cigar stores across the United States and Canada, signaling a broad hiring phase in the retail cigar trade.
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Cigar Store
United States
Canada
Western Canada Sees Surge in Live Stock Trade
Western Canada records rising live stock trade as farmers expand herds and mix farming. Demand for pure bred cattle grows with Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorns joining Jerseys and Herefords, sourced from North America and Europe. Healthy climate, affordable land, water and markets boost cattle raising for settlers.
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Canada
West
Western
England
Scotland
Europe
Prohibition Measures Move Through House During War
The House adopts a resolution asking the president if railroads and war boards have curtailed liquor supplies. The draft act restricts use of grain and fruits in beer and vinous liquors during the war with penalties up to $5000 fine or two years' imprisonment.
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House
Railroad Administration
War Industries Board
The
War Trade Board
Train Schedules Include Local and Express Times
The notice lists arrival and departure times for local trains from Center and Lumina with half hour intervals and linearly extends until 1:45 PM. It notes a 6:10 daily express (except weekends) stopping at multiple streets and beaches. Freight depot hours are given with daily closure on Sundays and a contact number.
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Fifth
Ninth
Seventeenth
Market Streets
Wilmington
Winter Park Gardens
Sea Gate
Wrightsville
Beach
Freig Lv
Lumina
Mareket
Oceanic Hotel
Seashore
Carolina Yacht Club
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Ruby Boyd
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Nelson Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond, VA
Nelson’s
San Rosario
Henry
Ham and
Bud
Claude Elam
Hereford
Calgary Stock Yards
Make Nation
Advertiser
Wilmington Dispatch
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Everlastic
N. Jacobi Hardware Co
Freig. Ly
Suneday
Sunil
Lv. Beach
Lo. Beach
Herolin Med
ATL Aara
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