Frisch, Terry Homer Spark New York Defensive Stand
Frisch doubled and Terry hit a left field homer for New York in a defensive battle. Washington rallied with hits and steals but was stymied by pitching and fielding, as both sides left runners stranded through late innings and a field-wide disturbance erupted after a Washington score.
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New York
Frisch
Peckinpaugh
Young
Kelly
Terry
Ruel
Washington
McNeely
Lindstrom
Harris
Wilson
Rice
Goslin
Jackson
Bluege
Nehf
Pickinpaugh
Johnson
Gowdy
Neht
Jack Bentley
Democratic central committee adopts county party platform
The Pototoe county Democratic committee met at the courthouse on Saturday to plan an aggressive campaign. A resolutions panel led by Judge Bond set forth platform pledges praising Jefferson Jansen and Woodrow Wilson, endorsing the national Democratic platform and Walton for U S Senator, and condemning bolters who desert the primary vote.
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Democratic Central Committee
Pototoe County
Court House
Stringer
L. R. Clark
Bond of
Allen
L. M. Overton
J. W. Bolen
George Burris
Jefferson
Jansen
Woodrow Wilson
Oldest Woman Maria Chappell Dies at 109
Mrs Maria Horton Chappell aged 109 died at Seekonk near Pawtucket Rhode IslandShe was regarded by friends as New Englands oldest woman and credited her long life to hard work regular hours and avoiding sweets The report notes a NEWS want ad at the end.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Maria Horton Chappell
Seekonk
New England
Baseball Play by Play Fragments Highlight Infield Action
The report details infield plays and substitutions with events including Nehf scoring on Young’s single, Southworth's run, and Harris and Shirley scoring on later hits. Washington and Shirley appear in batting duties with runner advances, errors noted, and a final tally of one run, two hits, and one error.
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Frish
Gowdy
Harris
Ruel
Nehf
Young
McNeely
Southworth
Bentley
Kelly
Goslin
Terry
Wilson
Washington
Shirley
Johnson
Jackson
Sherly
Rice
Slaughter of Cattle in Texas Amid Foot and Mouth Fight
Three long mounds of earth over 1900 cattle valued at 175000 were shot to halt foot and mouth disease spread in Texas. The cattle included 500 Brahma owned by Dr W E Jacobs of Houston and about 1400 range cattle owned by T C Dunn Jr and Al McFadden. Federal officer Dr Marion Emes outlined a 99 day pasture clearance, followed by 30 days of post test observation before resuming grazing.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Brahma
W. &. Jacobs
al McFadden
Marion Emes
Advertising Expenditure In United States Tops Billion
It is estimated that between eight hundred fifty million and one billion dollars were spent on advertising in the United States during 1923.
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Democrat Party
United States
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