Alliance Opens Season with Win Over Minatare 8 to 2
The Alliance team defeated Minatare 8 to 2 in the season opener at the fair grounds Sunday. Garvin started for Alliance, pitching six innings with one run allowed, Fenning pitched three innings of relief, and Griffis led hitters with three hits and three runs. Alliance stole six bases and scored in every inning. Weather was poor with a light shower. crowd was small but fans showed enthusiasm. Next, Alliance travels to Bridgeport next Sunday, with another game set for Decoration Day against Hemingford.
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Alliance
Minatare
Fair Grounds
Garvin
Fenning
Griffis
Bridgeport
Hemingford
Morvich's Full Sister Fetches 15000 At Jamaica Track
Thomas Fortune Ryan bought Runelise, Morvich's full sister and Derby champion, for 15000 at the paddock auction in Jamaica track on Wednesday. Benjamin Block bid 12000 for Runelise. Runvise, Morvich's half brother, sold for 10000. All horses go to Oak Ridge stables owned by Ryan.
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Thomas Fortune Ryan
Runelise
Morvich
Jamaica Track
Benjamin Block
Runvise
Oak Ridge Stables
Ryan
Washington and Navy Crew Sign For Big Regatta
The University of Washington and the United States Naval Academy have entered the Poughkeepsie regatta on June 26. Washington and the middies will row only in the three mile varsity race. Navy’s entrance marks a return after prior wins and avoids resting on laurels.
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University of Washington
United Sates Naval Academy
Washington
Middies
Navy
From Plywood to a Million in Foolish Wives
Erich von Stroheim rose from boatman and fly paper peddler to film star and budget chief. In Foolish Wives Universal spent over a million dollars on Sets salaries and thousands of extras. The Monte Carlo drama debuts at Imperial theatre May 30 and May 31.
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Erich von Stroheim
Lake Tahee
California
Imperial Theatre
Monte Carlo
Attawain Conferences and Kaine Fay at Pow Wow in Brooklyn
Report notes 9 Attawain conferences appearing as an axe metaphor amid pow wow events in Brooklyn. Observers attribute the scene to Kaine Fay as a central figure coordinating the gathering.
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Attawain
Kaine Fay
Brookyn
Movie kiss lasts fifty seconds yet marriages endure longer
A brief moment of cinema romance contrasts with longer lasting marriages. The note implies enduring unions exceed a fleeting on screen kiss, highlighting media culture and personal commitment.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Berea Tops County League as undefeated in four games
Berea defeated Snake Creek 21 to 7 on Sunday to lead the county league with four wins and no losses. Snake Creek dropped to second after a 3-1 record. Pleasant Hill remains winless, losing to the Red Sox 12 to 6, while Lawn upset by Marple 9 to 3 and Ash Grove beat Fairview 23 to 10. Clayton starred for Berea with six hits in as many at bats, yielding a 1.000 average. About 250 spectators watched the Berea Snake Creek clash among the day’s crowds.
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Berea
Snake Creek
Pleasant Hill
Red Sox
Lawn
Marple
Ash Grove
Fairview
Carp
Clayton
L Pet
BOGOR
Vecencaccananawese
Wan Shu
Pleasant Hijl
Dempsey Willard Match Talk Fades in 1923 Plans
Old talk of pitting Jack Dempsey against Jess Willard has faded. Willard, out of action, overweight, and past his prime, seems unlikely to fight Dempsey this summer or by 1923. Possible future matchups include Corbett Jeffries Wolgast or Harry Wills as contenders for the champion.
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Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack
Williard
Willard
James J. Corbett
Jim Jeffries
al Wolgast
Gibbons
Jeb
Carpentier
Brennan
Harry Wills
Wills
Dempsey
Demsey
Montreal
Box Butte Spuds Excel in Texas Seed Fields
Professor R F Howard reports Nebraska certified seed potatoes perform well in the Rio Grande valley. Western Nebraska seed stock shows good disease resistance and higher stands. 75 cars last year netted growers $1 extra per cwt. Prospect of a large additional market boosts western Nebraska potato growers' outlook.
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R. F. Howard
Nebraska
Howard
Brownsville
San Benito
Rio Grande
Texas
Louisiana
Lakeside notes drift through town and area visits
An item filled Lakeside and nearby mentions A Cook drives to Hyannis with Commissioner Otto Smith to mark Potash highway. Several residents travel to Alliance and Sandoz ranch, while others visit relatives, attend hospital, or host gatherings. A new baby girl born May 18 is noted.
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An. A. Cook
Hyannis
Otto Smith
Antioch
Bean
Sandoz Ranch
Leo Berry
Ray Wilre
Carl Page Grove
Alliance
Sophia Wilson
Ray Wilson
R. C. Brunson
Star Ranch
Lakeside
Anna Hunsaker
F. D. Cody
Warren McIntyre
Morty Bee
Texas
Cox and VanAlstine
A. W. Tyler
Albert Hudzon
Frank DeFrance
Satur
A. Cook
Lee Meeker
McIntyre
Ed Odell
John McGinnis
Shrewsbury Ranch
Ellsworth
Carl Miller
500 Club
Bruce Hunsaker
Edward Jameson
Irene McCord
Quality Store
Angora Residents Note Social and School Events
Angora residents report several social visits with allies in Alliance Bridgeport and Morrill. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bert Tompkins on May 20. The Angora school closed with a large picnic at Hutchinson's grave as students enjoyed a final day before vacation. Walter Ely returned from Guide Rock after a school year there. Frank Shrivan of Angora State Bank bragged about bass caught at Kilpatrick take with witnesses weighing the fish.
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George Vewell
Scottsbluff
W. Ek. Powell
Alliance
Ed Roach
Carl Nichols
O. A. Woods
Angora
Nelson Elliott
W. E. Powell
Leslie Boodry
Bridgeport
Warren
Bert Tompkins
Frank Skrivan
Springs
Harry Fetters
Lila
Morrill
Charley Blackstone Ald
Walter Ely
Guide Rock
Hutchinson
Rank Shrivan
Buss
Potash Plants Taxed at 2000 Valuation in Sheri dan County
County Assessor George S. Peters set a 2000 valuation for potash plants at Antioch Hoffland and Lakeside in southern Sheri dan county after a meeting with plant representatives. Plants erected in 1918 cost from 500000 to 31000000, now idle with little chance of reopening. surrounding cottages and lands will be taxed at current town values. Representatives present included Henry E. Miller, J M Litters, George Deitlein, Charles V Hoffland, Charles Rooney, E R Kirkpatrick, and Fred Blumer.
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Sheridan County
Antioch
Hoffland
Lakeside
Georges. Peters
Nebraska
Henry E. Miller
J. M. Litterns
Alliance
George Deitlein
Western, American and Union
Charles V. E. Hoffland
Charles Rooney
Standard of
E. R. Kirkpatrick
Fred Blumer
President Harding appeals for flood relief funds
The Red Cross chapter in our county reports an urgent appeal from Chairman John Barton Payne and President Harding for a half million dollars to aid flood victims in the Mississippi Valley. Mississippi alone has 31,000 homeless. national and local chapters urge immediate, generously directed contributions to support shelter, food, clothing, and health needs.
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Red Cross
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Harding
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Illinois
Arkansas
Louisiana
National Red Cross
Payne
Pueblo
Col
Arkansas Valley
Daylight by Using It Suggested by Newspaper Ent Assn
A cryptic quote from Newspaper Enterprise Association hints at daylight as a resource. The piece mentions tender consciences and reversed conditions, while predicting future wealth tied to radio set manufacturing per the Des Moines Register.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Dea Moines Register
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Washington and Navy
San Francisco
County
F.E. Holsten
Columbia Record
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Hans
Carl Laemmle
Universal Super
Cwritten
von Strohe
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Mimahshio
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