Pea Ridge Day Dominates Amarillo Broncs In Five-Run Win
Ridge Day led Pea Ridge to a win over the Amarillo Broncs as five hits by Amarillo produced all their runs. Omahas, Routh, James, Storti, and Carroway propelled a late rally, while Kozeny and Day combined for key hits and a sac fly. The third game of the series is set for today with Bud Tinning facing Omaha.
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Amarillo Broncs
Pea Ridge
Broncs
Routh
James
Storti
Carroway
Laddie
Eckhardt
Kozeny
Day
Amarillo
Bud Tinning
Omaha
Holmes
Sesraerseee Bof
Bummary
Koreny
Anderson
Sterti
Nufet
Clanton
Henry
Nufér
Dar
Carrowas
Omahe
Carrowey
Coe
Time
Courthouse records list multiple property transfers and amounts
Various deeds recorded showing transfers from Gibbs to Storrs for a $3000 parcel on Mor ns block one to W C Province to Mary Billedeau for $190 on Bivins block three others include Sadie to Province Co $10 Hill to Lewin $10 Roland to Emmett 322 Mir $250 McCasland to Underwood $14500 Clark to Mrs Johnson $1500 Wrather to Backioupe $1500 Humphreys to Watkins $445 First St Bank partial 78-9 BR 92 Hug 65594.82 and multiple other transfers with values ranging from $1 to $14500.
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R. D. Gibbs
R. C. Storrs
W. C. Province
Mary A. Billedeau
Bivins
Q. E. Sadie
W. C. Province, Co
Jac. E. Hill
EB. R. Lewin
Jas. E. Jeffress
J. R. Wrather
E. M. Backioupe
O. T
R. L. Humphreys
W. A. Watkins
Humphreys
Standard S. and I
First St. Bank
Hug
Chas F. Roland Etux
R. T. Emett
Mir
Heber Finch
J. H. Read
F. A. Shirk
H. A. Grounds
Glen
Sylvia McGuire Tuvi
W. A. Dyer
Inc
Deos Etux
H. J. Bailey Etux
Sylvia
Tennis Alphabet M Highlights Molla Mallory and More
A compact look at players whose names start with M including Molla Mallory eight US singles titles plus doubles and mixed crowns, Maurice McLoughlin the California Comet, R Lindley Murray the California Meteor, and other stars with strong serve and showmanship. PEG MURRAY notes Clarence De Mar’s daily routine.
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Lenglen
Molla Mallory
McLoughlin
Murray
Flaming Comets
California
Lacoste
Mallory
Molla Bjurstedt
Norway
Molla
United States
Maurice McLoughlin
Brooks
Wilding
R. Lindley Murray
Bill Tilden
Harold S. Mahony
Dean Mathey
Marshall McLean
Anita Myers
Mayme MacDonald
Elizabeth H. Moore
Fellowes Morgan
A. M. McKinley
Myrtle McAteer
Marriott Sisters
England
Fritz Mercur
Property Transfers and Vehicle Registrations Mixed in City Notices
A dense list of transfers including Jno J Harden to Roberta Hodges at 5 Block 29 E-Ama for 485 dollars, and numerous vehicle registrations and dealership notes involving Walter Irvin Ford, Plains Chev, Harman Mtr, and Panhandle Mtr. Also appears building permits for Clinton Wilson Spearman Texas at 2020 E 10th and a frame dwelling for Albert Randall at 404 Florida Ave with 400 dollars noted.
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Jno
J. S. Marshall
E. 11Th
Walter Irvin
Ford
Cart
H. Mangum
City
Locke Mtr. Co
F. E. Farley
Care Wilson Packing Co
Plains
J. B. Hines
W. 12Th
McCarty Mtr. Co
Stude
Bruce Caldwell
Panhandle
Tex
Gamble-Martin
Whippet
M. Todd
Amarillo
Olds
Adams and Prince
Eakle Hutchinson
Ed Carhay
Groom
Texas
Harman
Pontiac
Locke
Pierce
Frost
Buick
G. T. Oliver
Polk, Co
Fletcher Leake
McLean
F. E. Watson
W. 2Nd
L. B. Whitefield
C. M. Gidley
Borger
Harman Mtr
Oakland
L. Clayton
Louisians
Harman Métr
A. J. Reeves
Fillmore
Albert Gaugher
Mississippi
R. W. Lee
Mtr
Nash
J. BE. Walker
Roberts
J. A. Box
Washington
Elgin Boulware
Fenna Carr
Polk
Plains Lubrication Co
Arthur St
Florida Ave
Albert Randall
New Teaching Method Aids Deaf In Speaking
Extraordinary results of a method to teach deaf children to speak and to "hear" by lip reading were shown at UCLA's demonstration school. Miss Rachel Dawes described a program that abandons sign in favor of lip reading, spelling, writing, reading, numbers, and language work plus tongue gymnastics.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
University of California At
Rachel Dawes
Mexico Wonder Leads Gulf Coast Resort Fame
She outpaced 23 entrants to win a tough showdown in six hours and seventeen minutes under a broiling sun. Her victory helps make gulf coast towns popular resorts.
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Mexico
Gulf Coast
Tongue Gymnastic Work Aids Deaf Children Progress
Miss Dawes stresses music as a tool to awaken vibration awareness in children. She notes that hearing impaired pupils must learn correct tongue positions and voice and breath for speech, with ten sound and syllable combinations mastered so far.
Night duty firemen in Tonopah paid for idleness
In Tonopah Nevada several men receive twenty dollars a month for night duty as firemen to assist the regular force against night fires, but in six months there has been only one ten dollar blaze.
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Tonopah
Women shooters set records in Western golf tourney
In Chicago at Indian Hill Club the second round of the Women's Western championship produced two score records at the halfway mark. Dorothy Page of Madison and Virginia Wilson of Chicago each logged 37. Defending champion Mrs. Harry Pressier of Los Angeles and Dorothy Page advanced to the third round while Virginia Van Wie was eliminated by Gertrude Boothby of St. Paul. Boothby’s upset also saw Minnesota’s Boothby eliminate Chicago champion Van Wie.
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Associated Press
Indian Hill Club
Chicago
California
Harry Pressier
Los Angeles
Dorothy Page
Madison
Wis
Gertrude Boothby
St. Paul
Minn
Miss Boothby
Minnesota
Virginia van Wie
Miss Page
Virginia Wilson
Miss Wilson
Ine Rosenthal Reinhart
Dallas
Elizabeth Curtis
Clinton
Iowa
Consider Scientific Aspects of Publishing at Cologne Press Expo
A congress linked to the Cologne Pressa will be held August 8 to 10 to examine the lap side of newspaper publishing. The program covers press legislation across nations the sociological aspect of the trade history political economy and related topics.
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International News Service
Cologne
Pressa
American air companies lead in lighted airways
America's air companies top nations in lighted airpaths with 7,608 miles lit. Government plans to add over 4,000 miles next year. Longest air mail routes include New York to San Francisco, New York to Atlanta, and Chicago to Dallas.
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International News Service
Chicago
America
American Air Port Association
Air Mail
New
San Francisco
New York
Atlanta
Dallas
Hamburg Report Shows Rising Shipping Tonnage
Hamburg reports June ship traffic up 50 percent from June 1913 on imports and 54 percent higher outbound tonnage than fifteen years ago. German-flag share steadies around 45 percent, similar to the prior month.
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International News Service
Hamburg
Americans Modernizing Emerald Mines in Ural Mountains
American mining and stone cutting experts are accelerating emerald production in the Ural mines near Sverdlovsk. New machinery and improved mine structures replace primitive methods, boosting output as 700 workers extract and polish stones, expanding New York as a key emerald market.
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Sverdlovsk
Russia
Ural Mountains
New York
Upal Mountains
America
Moscow
Yale Record Editors Get Elaborate Home
Yale Record editors will move to an elaborate Gothic building on York Street next to the Harkness theater and Quadrangle. The publication has raised funds and paid for the land with $60,000 in cash for construction, with other Yale activities planned to follow in the York Street area.
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International News Service
New Haven
Conn
Yale Record
York Street
New Fraternity Colony
Harkness Theater
Harkness
Record
Yale
Yale Daily News
England awards American inventor for automatic rifle
The British government awarded $15,000 for the best automatic self loading rifle. Designed by General John Kaent and perfected by Birmingham Small Arms, the weapon allows about 35 shots per minute, doubling the rate of fire for British soldiers and aligning with modern battle tactics.
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International News Service
London
John Kaent
U. S. Army
Birmingham Small Arms Company
British War Office
Coolidge to Discuss Naval Operations with Admiral Hughes
President Coolidge will meet Admiral Charles Hughes at the summer White House to review naval operations abroad and budgetary questions. They will discuss armament limits, the Franco British accord on auxiliary craft, and the war outlaw treaty. Coolidge returns from addressing the Wisconsin state American Legion convention in Cedar Island lodge routines.
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Wis
Ang Teday
Coolidge
Charles Hughes
White House
Miral Hughes
Naval Establishment
Admiral Hughes
Cedar Island
Wausau
Wisconsin
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