California in spot to defend national tennis title
United Press dispatch from Forest Hills reports California still leads in the National Women's Singles as the second round opens without stars Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs. Seven Californians remain, led by Oakland's Mrs. Lawrence A. Harper, with Betty Nuthall of England a major threat from overseas.
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Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
California
Betty Nuthall
Haper
Dorrance Chase
Boston
Miss Nuthall
Louise McFarland
California Lights
Eleanor Goss
Eleanor Cottman
Baltimore
Sarah Palfrey
Laura Pittenger
Camden
N. d
Marjorie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
Baroness Levi
Italy
Marjorie Merrill
Clara Zinke
Cincinnati
Helen Marlowe
Los Angeles
A. J. Lamme
Rye
Diamond Dope and League Standings Update
Baseball results and standings from Major Leagues and Texas League. Monday’s American League action shows St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 4 New York 11 Detroit 4 Washington 5 with Cleveland at Boston rain. National League games include Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 4 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 7 with various unplayed games. Texas League notes Fort Worth 8 San Antonio 10 and Wichita Falls 9 Dallas 5. recent recovery news reports ten bodies found in Blakeburn mine after explosion. traffic police abolition mentioned in New York and stage return negotiations for Basil Rathbone and Gloria Swanson.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
L. Pet
Oshington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ww. L. Pet
Mit Philadelphia
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Wichita Falls
Waco
Shreveport
W. L. Pet
Dallas
Beaumont
Daily crude decrease over nation report show
Tulsa August 19 a drop of 26 270 barrels in the Oklahoma City field led the national tally for the week ended August 16 with an estimated daily oil output of 2 548 008 barrels down from 2 478 259 barrels the prior week The total decline affects the Mid-Continent area across light and heavy crude categories.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Mid-Continent
Oklahoma
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
California
Gooch to Visit Radio Plants in East Amarillo
C S Gooch vice president Amarillo Tent and Awning travels east for two weeks to oversee radio plant ventures. Weekly oil data shows Mid-Continent production 1 306874 barrels with Oklahoma 637755 down 22930 and Kansas 114320. Eastern output steady at 121000 and California light oil up 8600 heavy oil down 1600.
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C. S. Gooch
East
Early Advocator of Woman Suffrage Frankly Discouraged
Emily Newell Blair who helped push Missouri suffrage in 1915 says she is discouraged about women in politics. The quote appears in a league of women voters collection marking ten years since the Nineteenth Amendment and the 1915 proclamation. Others, including Mary E Woolley and Franklin Roosevelt, offer measured views on progress, governance, and citizen engagement amid changing political life.
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Associated Press
Washington
Emily Newell Blair
Missouri
League of Women Voters
America
Colby
Blair
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
League
Newton D. Baker
War
Raymond Brown
Woman's Journal
Franklin Roosevelt
W. A. Neilson
Smith College
Lipton impressed by pretty stenographer in Hoboken business
In Hoboken Lipton praises a charming multilingual stenographer after inspecting the plant. Chicago commentaries feature Mary Lathrop criticizing balance of rights and privileges for women. Cambridge notes Harvey Firestone’s desert rescue pledge and Gooch’s plan to visit radio factories and form an engineering company with Chester Rice Radio, building wireless service.
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Associated Press
Hoboken, N. J
Thomas Lipton
Chicago
Mary Lathrop
Denver
American Bar Association
Gooch
Zenith
Majestic
Brunawick
Amarillo
C. S. Gooch Engineering Company
Chester Rice Radio Company
Infanticide debate and leprosy cures in old column
A continued column cites infanticide as a protestant issue led by Viscount Brentford urging bishops to provide clear guidance. It notes leprosy once treated by miracles and suggests vitamins from tomatoes and citrus could prevent it. In Van Etten New York Communists run a children's camp. A mob of about two thousand law‑abiding residents attacked the camp. state troopers intervened as authorities faced the crowd.
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Kioyoshi Shiga
van Etten
N. Y
Hollywood Intrigue On Set Sparks Between Dan and Maris
In Hollywood Dan Rorimer navigates tensions with Frank Maury as he escorts Maris Farrell toward a dressing room. Maris praises Dan's steadiness, notes Maury's drinking, and questions Anne Winter's audition while Dan recalls Paul Collier and reflects on Maris's charm and natural beauty.
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Frank Maury
Maris
Maury
Anne
Maria
Rorimer
Miss Farrell
Marin
Frank
Dan
Martin Collins
Hollywood
Paul Collier
Paul
Anne Winter
Grand United
Marian
Bent
Miss Winter
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Gloria Swanson
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Christner
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Kentucky State Racing Commission
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