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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20
OMAHA JURY INDlCTs 1928
iuot Causes Grimes Against Women
and Undue Criticism OF Officials

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov 10 Tho spe-
cial grand jury investigating the
courthouse riots Of September 2s, re-
porting today after returning l20 In
dictments. mostly In connection with
the riot. said the cause OF the riot
was crimes against women and un-
due criticisms OF public officials.
The police were blamed for not
dispensing the crowd several hours
before the riotirg The iuvy reported
having been unable 10 find any wit
re-s 10 the lynching OF VIII Brown.
a npurO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20

on one hand Ia coufiscatlon and on
the other to involuntary serviludc,u
declared Judge Nusssle. IN reviewing
the action Of Governor Frazier I'm
taking over Ignite mines In Nsrth
Dakota, and in enforcing his procla-
nation by the use OF available mill
tary resources
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20
6RDERS DAKOTA
MINES RETURNED
district Judge Issues In
junction Favoring
Owners.
bvERRIDES GOVERNOR
,roo,t Takes Slap at Frazier
in Directing Seizure of
Property by Troops.

ptsvARCK.N d, Nov. l9-Judge
- Npesslc' In district court late
|" - issred an injunction directing
|'oaay, o!y,,ont General Fraser and Captain
|AaIe psirl Of the state home guard
y " s,nre n IN the Washburn Lignite
|'o 80 not later than O'Clock
9nnfay |,Snp as,crnoon. the mining prop
n =, wilton. \ -. seized las'
f~w rnwyrssay andcr orders from Gov
ernor frazier - ,,,, q amounts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20
MRS. SHONTS IS REMOVED
Widow Il Not Allowed 10 Serve M
Temporary Administrutrix

NEW YORK. Nov l9.-Mrs. Milla
u. ShOnts. widow OF the late Theo-
dore T. Shonts. president OF the In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06
COMING EVENTS
June s-Kora Temple ceremonial. Lewis

June S-Kora Temple ceremonial. Levin
June 7-kora Temple delegation leaves,
for pilgrimage 70 Indianapolis ecr Ma
tional l-rper1a' session Of Mysrici
Shrine.
June Portland --gh, Infantry VET
e-ans' Association 1usta Anniversary,
Cd0 Fellows Park. Portland
June Ip-kenneotc Superior Cour-. Av-
June iD-r-Fifty-s,x:h annual session Of
Maine Conference Of Unitarian
caurcaes n conjunction with 4lst an
auEi meeting ~ Maine Unitarian A.
spclatlon. second PARIS church Sacc.
= me 1t-l.-New England Christian on
vsntlun. Bangor
June ll-ksnneoec Pomona Grange n
June -.-Jua,cr prize speaking, Bates
College.
June N-le-Maine s Of v annual sn.
canpnent. Waterville.
I-as Ic-IvN day. Bates College.
June Is-Oak Grove commencement.
June l2-lb-Cornrnen cement Week. Colby.
College. Wateryllie.
June lS-Annuai reception ana oanque'.
ioraarn High School Alumni Assc-
caticn. Scnooi street Methodist
church. Gcrasrn.
June LIBERALIZATION Gcrham EiEn
school.
June l-Nestbrook Seminary Alumni.
Rive--on Casino.
June Is Opening Of day NURSERY under
SUPERVISION OF toT--dCQ adut SEEtene
ana child Welfare Association. Port.
and.
June I7-commencenent cay. Hehron
Academy,
June -s-ls-AunUa, enca,npnent IF the
Department of Maine. !. A. r. Au-
burn.
June ts-leLsdiec ,: &. a. T.. annual
co3vent n. Auburn.
June lEA4s1anoe- PIE Speaking.
Bowdolr college. Brunswick.
June M-ScIools close .o- summer vac1-
ton.
June .NSComrnenceInent week. Sew
ooin college. 8-unsw2ck.
June Ng-C commencement week. Uni
uersity o Maine. orono.
June G-A.blor. Benton. China Scada-
School Assos.. Albion Christian churc:-
June s-SCo,nmenCs, cement week. Sa;ss
college. Lewiston.
June s-Baccala urea:e address BY
Bishop Z 4. hughes. University at
Maine. c-ono.
June s-C-Ca-r? instruction for On.
GERS, 1cn-coT1Tnlssloned OTHERS. COOKS
ana puElers II THIRD Maine Infantry.
lune2+St. .lonr s caT-
Camp heyes, AuE:stA
AL. -S-EasTs-a Name FAR at Sar.-
Epr
Sept. s-.s--ent-al Maine FAIR at Water
SEPT. l5-is-Ma,ne State fair al Lewis
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Kent's Hill-Hebron
Clash SATURDAY.

KsnI's Hill and Hebron meet Sat
urday afternoon IN a battle royal on
the Maine Wesleyan campus. A.
though kent's Hill has already won
clear title 20 the championship. the
contest VIII lose none of It's interest
for a ken1's Hebron game IS
always attended with the keenest
rivalry and both teams are deterrnin-
ed 70 WIN. To Kenr's Hill a victory
means an ucbroken record for the
season. while 10 Hebron il means a
defeat OF her ancient rival and a win
Cn her opponents field. Both teams
are confident Of Victory and there
8 plenty Of room Tor doubt with the
last game standing but 10 ! n
favor Of the Readdeid ADS. In The
ninth inning OF The contest a. Heb
ron. one Of the home players broke
through Eorans superb defense for
1 pretty three Dagger, showing that
even alright pitching can he hit
Koran supporters, on the other
hand, attribute this hinEie 20 luck
pure and simple anu Zee! confident
ma. Names premier pitcher viii
lose no laurels n Saturdays game.
OUTSIDE 90 the playing Itself there
are other interesting factors that en-
er into the contest. The lncai cheer
ing under the leadership OF Miss
Palmer ar-ayed from head 20 foot
n me school colors will add greatly
20 The zest Of the players. A band
will no doubt be hired for the occa-
sion and with martial music Will
thrill both players and spectators
Il IS rumored that Il enron expects
20 bring soodly bunch Of loyal
supporters 10 the sidelines 70 rival
with cheers and songs the efforts OF
the loyal followers Of the game
Rivalry both on the deid and side
lines Will reach its highest pitch
and the thrill Of a Dig game will be
-ett by those present. Automobile
parties from the surrounding town.
will be presen, and i IS expected
that busy planters from he nearby
towns will take j half holiday for
The occasion.
Koran IS TO be n the points for
he local outfit while i IS expected
That Pike who pitched such
splendid game n the last contest.
viii be on The mound for the visit
ors The game IS scheduled for
P M ana Car-.Ean Of lewiston.
who has SO acceptahly handled the
indicator II past contests Will I'M
7,re.
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Sport Spatterings

AZ. Smith and Johnny MaEee again
ger together. This time they VIII
handle the Maine Holy Cross Qua.
meet al Oronp.
Arthur Allen. coach ot the Hebron
track team up 20 last Saturday. vas
seriously injured by an auto IN New
York City today, according 70 4 tele
gram received here. His wife. who IS
a teacher al one of the Hebron
schools. left Immediately FOR New
York. Allen formerly coached al
Colby where he brought out Na-diai-
Business Manager J. Il. DeMars Of
ne Eaverhill Club Of the New Eng
and League announced today thar he
aad signed ". T. O'Eern. Of Syracuse.
y Y, a former Steel league PLAYER
and first baseman. OHern Will play
center ieid for the time being. De-
Mars said that Haverhill probably
would not secure a player manager
as Jesse Burkett had only about a
uaek al Holy Cross and would then
corne TO Eaverhill for the season.
The University Of Maine 1919 track
season comes 10 close Saturday
when the Maine team meets Holy
Cross IN a dual meet at the Maine
Alumni field. The meet will be 4
part Of the big athletic program for
the day which will also include the
championship Bowdoin- Maine base
hail game. following the meet. Man
aver Lingiey of Maine track team an
auunced today that Johnny Magee
had been engaged TO referee the
meet and Art Smith. the -ufts track
coach. starter.
With the ball game and meet on
in the same afternoon il Is expected
that one Of the largest crowds Of the
season will turn out a, the Maine
field. The Maine track team has
been working hard for this meet and
Coach Pat French feels that his men
VII! be able 20 take the measure OF
The Worcester coileg,ans-
One Of the live wires Of Riodeforo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06
SHOE MAKERS WIN 1O-!NNINC
SESSION FROM COTTON PICkERS

Baseball fans -lr~t1 J4t strong -l~
,ae C-osse-.s VS. -4warcs gl--ne u
The Tw1liga, League pIayee = -
Thursday afternoon a! me E.elal
Williams aeid l-n4 We're rewarded ~
4 thriller n llca me SApt,c2 le:-s
Won ny ne score u ~ r TIE -atn=
was lose LIZ vas interesting j. III
t.Ines, ana I took ~ innings . 4e-
eide l.
N the sevantA inning he -5I,2n
.cke-s .ooI ne e2a oy ne score T
"a :, ana Asld their rar=:n lnl..
he ninth ming vnen ne NTnsse.:
team MADE Z 1ne rally anl orrlg!l.
n three ~u-s l.e!rg -1e score, M
heir one I'm n ne -p-l sa-:-ec 1a
matter
he game was -ivened u ~ -hraa
double plays. Cre . ne ne features
hat Won nuth opu1ause waS NJ
c.-tcn = = ING drive ~ -1-Ioe--e y
he C-osse--- = ,ae seventh -:lllnE,
he jumping ana coping he 81 VII
me hand.
:. GiroUI pitched gooa nail -o- ms
Shce1Cakers tor three innings. ard
entered cpu1 tae fourth WITH At n
,Ury 70 MS a--n Appleton -ook MS
place and pitched well. a IF a. SEE
026 base played 4 Sra- game tur ne
Shoe-0ake-s. ana lew Brown a.
tAird shCwed - particularly well FOR
he Edwards rlre
L was difficult 7!a,-,nE Ne NJ
inning N account I darkness. re
attendance was he larcaz- yet a. h
game # -he twilight League
The ~esul.
CEC SSE-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06
BJORNQUIST SUIT
TWENTY YRS. OLD
AGAIN ON TRIAL

Boston. June The suit against
the Boston & Albany Railroad By
Charles J. Bjornqu,s1 Of Ellsworth.
Me. formerly Of Arlington and Cam
bridge. which has been going the
rounds Of the State and Federal
courts since 1sas. - now On t-,sI IN
the United States Dist-:c: Cour, u
this city. Judge Morton presiding.
E1ornuulst. when about wears old.
lived n Cambridge with his uncle.
He vent fishing with TWO boys. and
on returning stole a RIDE On a 3. &
A. freight CIR. Ee alleges he jumped
Of ma car when threatened by
brakeman and fell under The rain.
The cars passed over HIM and CIT OF
bol7 legs, L IS alleged
IN 1909 N the Suffolk Superior
Court a veroic, of S@3.oe0 was award
ed the boy. The State Supreme
Court upheld the defendants bill Of
exceptions ana, according 70 the de-
fendanr the case Is still pending IN
he State Courts. In 1904 Bjurnqu,st
went 10 live n Maine with an aunt
ana suit was then brought n the
Federal Tqsr.lc. Court here.
The defendants brought a plea IN
abatement. questioning tn lur,sdic-
Ion Of the Federal Court, On the
grounds that B3ornqulsT was c,t,-
zen OF Maine and not Of Massachu-
sets. The Federal Court jury re-
turned a verdic, for the defendant.
which was reversed by the Circuit
Court Of Appeals. and the latter Was
sustained by me Federal Supreme
Cou--. the case being rernanded 70
the District Cour. for further trial.
winch IS now gong on.
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ana Saco an especially when =
comes % sports. IS State Command
ar Ralph Z Burbank ~ +Ha Sons II
Veterans Of Maine. ana hookkeaoer d,
ne o-tice II the Diamond Aiatll
C1nuanE on HOOPER street. Com
-uanuer Burbank mas oaea identified
With nurnns, of good teams n MS
r.tv ana vas one Of he managers n.
ne Manufacturers league, When !;
was N .ts PRIME i number Of years
ago. He : ALSO treasurer Of the 0la-
nond Na;cA ;earn. aid al present s
one Of he managers IF tAe locai
Grammar Schoo! league. which = al
racing large crowds % heir -a--as.
Mr. Burbank 3 'eavirE nothing IT
done % make this league 1 succea:
as he 3 greatly Interested 4 the
Younger element Although 1ot :
ball PLAYER. Commander Eurba--l.
likes ne National game her-er han
any other spor- ana misses out tew
!oca, -anas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06

glory n II then" Capt. Eealey then
related some amusing incidents
winch pleased The vast audience and
toid Of what he owe and letters had
meant from nome n the war days.
mentioning also ne support gwen
the--. Thu -re~ and ! nava sonar
aied. The old : COMPANY that tough
IS breaking ~. ed mem thlUuEn
al ne battles except n ne last few
days u ne fgat:as : was Their
captain ana the feeling Of affection
between. Is IS sacred. would eX
caange il for nothing else On earth.
Some II the boys who want away
with rs are not here today. we viii
never see hem again. hey PAID he
supreme sacrifice. ana I tel YOU my
friends. they ala I without catering,
willingly, Could they live their lives
over AGAIN they would choose 40 9th
81 way 20 eXpenG Il, there IS none
better And 50 Company z is home
again and glad % be with YOU all
Carleton P Merrill IN his usual
happy manner extended greeting 70
The BOYS from he town Of Skowhe-
sailors He referred With tender
sympathy % those who had passed on
ano 20 the wounded. He appreciated
the Efforts Of ne noys mat r:Eh1
should prevail p" night. He
wished them prosperous
future ana tn; - uc-e1G heir
government.
-: Col r = Ma-srnn spoke eio-
QueaI.v u the tremendous welcome ac-
corded the returned soldiers ana sail
ors. of me iong,nE they had al felt tor
their return nome ana ne spiecoid 4f
tor-s WHICH aao aee1 achieved 5r The
OWNS ana plantations = Somerset n
ms great home -eoep-on. :. vas me
celebration d he creates. VICTORY he
world hao ever known ana co-rmenor-
aies he humble efforts u me soldiers
ana ne efforts uf evs-- -HsC, woman
ana cni!d - nome VINO st-:ya. % aocnr
ms va--ou- methods . assIst = supply
.ng the wants II The soldie-s. Every
soldier ana sailor thrilled with PRIDE
al -he unssl.sn service ~ me folks d,
home &c voted a spsc:al tribute %
re Grand Army men and dwell for
some --ne IT re curse IF Bo!shevis-n.
wclca -nust be suodued. lie paid
tribute % Theodore Roosevelt ana num-
hiy salCted he home folks he Red
cross ana other army or-arlZa lions tor
-ae,- great assistance II. Col Mars
on announced that A posi- Of the Amer
ian legion haG bean organized ana
that committees would oe appointed n
Z Short tine and maze public y was
also vo.ed by the soldiers n the ,-es-
snCe ~ he great multitude % VISITORS
= tor-n 4 Company Veterans Asss-
-a.iu.
Rev :. 2 Emerson - Russo, Posi-
Fs1aked the soldiers -o- ne honor con
erred lcon ne veterans ana referred
% them IS comrades under he same
Tag. Sand music ana community sing
HE unus- ne direction O: Prof + "
Leighton ana Rev. c. Z McE.h!nev
followed. popular war songs being sung
with spirit by he great gathering If
people
a Red Cross tent was conducted =,
ne grounds during the Gav hv D-. II
5 Stinchheld. An elderly gentleman
Nj P.pe- OF Cornrllle was overcome
ny he neat and was taken o the tent
Tor treatment. DAVID Goule1te. who
sustained an automobile acc;de.,, IN thu
Been Hill section Of the town. was
gwen attention al The tent also NV
MS INJURIES were not believed 70 be So
NOUS.
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ALBION

Frank z Leonard Of Bangor Is
VISITING relatives n Town.
Mrs. Maria Par-nenIer ana aauEn-
.e- Mrs Lena Graham Of Portland.
are guests Of MI and Mrs. I. e
Wilson.
The Albion Benton ana China sun
DAY School Association Will hold us
June meeting d. me Albion Christian
church. or SATURDAY., June y
GOOD program has been arranged 1or
-h,s meeting and will ne announced
later
SOC-E-Mr and Mrs Charles
Bowman have rented the Jennings
farm and M Bowman Is assisting
Be-- Duraat n his saw mill.
Herbert Withain ana Kenneth
witharn are assisting Be- Curant n
his saw mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Neaoer and
Mrs. headers mother Mrs. Cara
Whitaker. We're week end guests IN
Carmel
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One Tio Went Right

Some years ago says an oad
trader. Y was standing by the ticker
N dull and reactionary market.
An acquaintance came IN and asked
me what 20 buy. At the time / was
absolutely oearlsh and could see
nothing good on the list. II was
early afternoon and Just then the
time came on The tape. = .. n. So.
with a laugh. turned away. re-
marking. ! guess P. NJ. 5s Is good as
ANYTHING
Some months later I was accosted
in the street by the same man. who
greeted ne with the greatest cor
duality. 'Tha, was some It'd you
gave me. ne sad. Y plunged on II
and cleaned up a whole lot Of coin
Tip" / said When did I ever
give YOU a t,p"'
Sure, he replied. You said TO
buy Pacific Mail and bouxht all
could cArrr.
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- :. STANDING
MI E--ies In
,;oo1ov brook Events

49, -. -une More than
i. - -.s -e.a-asertnE 50 colleges.
80 -5s re entered n the
:. .--..a -z-oes u -he Meadow
g oe ned On Franklin
e.--.sy a@--araoon. N the
b -...-- X Ove--on Memorial
F - -:.:..-:-s include Connolly,
e I'D O'Connell. Ear-
- - r., co1pe,e n the 100
-,--.-;--. they are Thonp-
-,..+---.--- -,rkelsoH. Exeter.
,.-s. Vale. Salem Crescent a
-.---1. IA DAVIS of Pennsyl-
s..--=. =a~Ta1d. Ganz-nuller,
h.. ,--r,.-a r. Markell. Knights of
/, .-.-.-~ -1a -ayes, Illinois A c
4 --e--s 17~es ne I'VE mile cham
!. - wy ~aca---v broke the worlds
|,,.,- %, -.-ea1 niles viii De
-. .- .-rae mile race.
-r---r- 7-,cca1on. Thomas.
-. s:-.-. ana Watt. Cornell,
L 5.D9-ulga. Baltimore, are
F. s --..raz n The invitation
h. -,--14=S
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COLBY WINS FROM
COMPANY E TEAM

Al excellent game Of ball was
PLAYED during the afternoon between
Colby College and a COMPANY :
team winch resulted = a victory fo-
Colby The score was to o. The
all-round playing of Joe Neptune.
Wildes and Brick" Reed. whose
srr-keout record was = men. were
features Of the game. For Colby 4
feature was ne batting IF Grant ana
Fraas who tried 70 stretch a two
base hit into a rhree-sacker ana was
thrown out by fast fielding A-,,;c-
the local players on the SkuwheEan
team the telding showed Up good
The SUMMARY
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KEARnS SAYS DEMPSEY
WILL have EDGE Oh
CHAMPION WILLARD

Toledo. Ohio. June 5-Waiter Mon
ahars. chief spar-ng partner FOR Jess
Willard. was nursing a lumpy Jaw
To-Day as a result Of the punching he
received N MS first workout with
the champion yesterday Willard
caught lin OF the chin with a -igat
hand blow that did not travel more
than SIX inches and Moanhan was
knocked out.
Willard plans to increase MS road
work daily until he reaches the i've
mile mark. he was scheduled 20
take q -un OF four miles today and
then box four rounds.
Jack Kearos. manager Of Jack
Denpsey. doubts the favorable re-
ports Of the appearance Of Willard N
his workouts. He believes Willard
never has seen OF never VIII see the
DAY tha, he could defeat Dempsey.
Willard may look all right on the
outside. but On the inside things may
be different kearns SAID. 'H he IS
ONLY IS Years old. as ne claims. he IS
- wears older than Dempsey. when
will make considerable difference l
40 not believe that with his size and
strength he will be able % stand up
long under the punishment Dempsey
IS bound 20 hand him rom the start.
Dempsey hits hard with both hands
and every time he lands there Is a
sting IN his punch.
.'Willard's waist line has disap-
peared because he is on light diet.
which is not conducive TO strength.
Dempsey Is eating and drinking ev-
erything he wants and N my op1n-
ion has a big edge on the champion
in that regard
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HONCRS
Continued from sage Two

va 7 WINCH YOU ia Il -er ne
hank vou tor is al,
We'll. C1-nranv : 3 aot ne same
Company -ha- eft you Two Years
ago. These men have seen and sut
fered much. Perhaps -aev VII tell
~ou about t al some Iay. but lhev
7a7-e: VIII pozSt u l. Slch -hings
10 -ot make men hoasttlI. They
.aok clean. healthy. happy ana well
1Ac'aed ncw. nave seem hem dirty.
.,nshaven. unkernp-. hungry and rag
geo. they We're SIMPLY ver~ tired
ana very hopeless lovs. determined
70 20 on ana 10 heir work or else
not live 10 -ell L. -aat IS When they
made their name There vas 10
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COLLINS HOMER
WINS FOR CHI. SOX

View Eo!k, Une 5.-E. Co.I.Cs NoOe-
with the bases full n me eighth ;r2lcg
erned pitchers battle between -ico--e
and Shore here TO-DAY. Chicago ue-ear-
me New York II tie 6-s. game Il ne
series bv a score 81 % :. C-cc-te VINO
won his 18th victory ~ the season.
pitched well after ne first .nnIns, when
New York got three hts IT him. The
score:
Chica-o .......o : 0 0 o 0-S-s-0
New York - . o Q o f--1-H-9
cicorIe and SchaIk: Shore. Nos-:dge
and Hannah. Ruei
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JOHNSON PUZZLE
TO BROWN TEAM

Washington, June 5.-Four scattered
hits. three Of the scratch vare,y. was
ne best s.. LOUIS cuuld do against
Johnson pitching today, while he 10
Gals punched satetles of We.!rnan and
won the opsalag game % ne se~es s
20 : Three % Washington SIX hts
were doubles. The score;
St. Louis .....0 Q A-3-+--
Washington 0 o Q o z-s-t--i
WelIman. Wright. Lefe!d ana Bill
.ags- MAYER; Johnson and Agnew
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4Sk0err1akers Nose Out Cotton PckerS in TzviLight
Stuffy McInnis' Timely Bingle Wins for Red Sox
RED S0x WIN
FROM OLD TEAM
MATE LEONARD

Boston. June a.-3oz1un opened IFS
home stand against the west by de-
teating Detroit. Leonard up. 70 l.
here today Bush's double and
Cohb's triple scored for the visitors
IN the first With the bases full. n
the thru inning, McIinris' single
scored TWO runs for Boston. IN this
inning Ruth badly wre1ched his
knee sliding back 10 third base. a1I
was carried from the fed. Score:
DETROIT
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SEAL FOR
--T2DAY JUNE Z

-.-- I'm =; North Berwick
...p.-'- = y SrInswlck AEa,
r--s.-~r-- summary IS. Cobur1
IS institute II Watarville.
-. IL $. CoHy High a,
1-.--
--..r--- ~ :. Thornton Acad-
- -s1
s. v-.=-a- - Al Farming High.
=. W -. :. Lawrence High
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'Eatied for AIcsnlIh n 2ta .cnlnc.
"BaI:ed for Leonard II til.
zRan for Ruth n crc.
Detroit 100000 -
Boston o > o . 0 X
Two base hits. Bush. Hooper. Three
base hits. Cobb. Sacrifice hits.
Young, McInnls >, Hooper. Double
plays. FlagsIead 70 Holman. LET:
on bases. Detroit %. Sosioa s. First
base on errors. Boston :. Sass On
balls. off Leonard .. of Ruth :, off
Mays {. Hits. of Ruth n . innings.
of Mays II innings.
Struck out. by Leonard - by Ruth l.
Winning pitcher, Ruth.
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On the first day American bacon
was on sale IN CobienZ butcher shops
crowd of more than TWO hundred
Germans formed IN line awaiting
their turn al The counter The bacon
IS sold by the German card issue "a
tion system which has been N use
since the fooa shortage became I'M
minent throughout The country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06
MACKNEN BUNCH
HITS AND WIN 1916

Philadelphia. June 5.-Buncaing sva
hts N the s-st TWO innings with errors
BY Cleveland. Philadsl Pima scored
enough runs 20 VIII toda--, The 1nol
count being q 70 6. Each size used
three pitchers Witt made sve hts. n
gliding triple n Eve times al bal.
The score:
pnilade,o.ia Q . : O x-1p-l-
Cleveland ..........ono4 900 $50
Philadelphia ...,25oo63o0 x-lp-1l-2
Bagoy. Enznaon. III! and Nunarn--
ker; r Johnson. PERI, Seibold ana
Perkins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06
bOWDOIN ELECTS
[aJOR GREENE
IU0T3 ALL COACH

4 5une 5.-MaJor Roger
s'-.-e 80 e.ty. torne- command
,: = - --eccs Mortar Battery
:; -G.+ss -.vis!oa. les been Sc
81 Z * -oo:ba.. coach .o- Bow
& ;'~ses tx: AL MAJOR Greene
e. - LES Tined o.: cham
g. =. Co.br ana $ q former
!.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas ~ s. -o.edo . a-s- came
Kansas ~ ?. -o.edo second game
-rd:2navo,.s =. Milwaukee :.
s. Pau !. -o.urr ms =
Nl-ce.;, ol.S-Lo1lsvlI.e. -ain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-06
EASTERN LEAGUE

Vo-css.e- .. Srr.-c-e,d :.
P-ovldea ? !. B-:dgepor- 7
Hartford >. 2ittsr-,d :.
WATERBURY =. New tlave, |.