Athletics Capture Third From Tigers
Detroit drops the third straight in a Philadelphia series 6 to 1 as Willett loses to Cottrell. Connie Mack’s club hits hard, with timely hitting and strong fielding fueling the win for Philadelphia. Other games feature Washington’s 12 to 3 victory, New York’s 6 to 3 defeat, and Chicago’s 6 to 0 shutout of Boston.
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Edmonton Club Offers Big Purse to Fight Welsh
Edmonton Athletic Club directors propose to match Freddie Welsh against Willie Ritchie with a winner take all purse. A side bet was wired. City Council in Edmonton votes against halting the bout plan. Ritchie cannot accept due to a July 4 contract with Addie Graney in San Francisco.
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Clabby Arrives for Welter Battle With McGoorty
In Princeton New Jersey June 5 the boxing match looms as Jimmy Clabby weighs about 148 pounds for his welter bout with Eddie McGoorty who is about 167 pounds. Miners Union day sparks a lively scene as observers note Clabby's strategic ring style and lighter frame. Meanwhile in Princeton the whir around track meet sees F C Thompson break Thorpe’s all around record with 7 489 points despite not equaling some event records.
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United States Joins International Football Body
Copenhagen Denmark June 5 announcement that the United States Football Association was admitted to membership in the International Football Association at its recent meeting here and thus becomes the ruling body in association football in the United States.
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Pirates Dominate Early For 6 2 Win Over Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Pittsburg jumped to a 6 2 victory led by Rixey’s early control and the offense. Adams was ejected after a fifth inning miscue, Hofman robbed Cravath of a fourth inning homer, and Moore replaced Rixey with solid pitching. Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 6 0 as Rucker dazzled with two hits allowed. Chicago beat Boston 4 2 behind Hess’s near no hit bid into the ninth. St Louis saw New York–St Louis rained out.
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Track Race Furore Spurs Strict Racing Rules
London reports disqualification of Craganour after yesterdays Derby sparks calls for stricter penalties for foul riding. Jockey Club to discuss rules at June 18 meeting amid public and racing circle uproar. Huxley suspended following the Derby incident. Felinardo horse death noted.
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Sweep ing probe into all lobbying activity
A sweeping probe into all lobbying activity continues as senators outline plans to expand the inquiry beyond tariffs. The committee aims to subpoena figures tied to insurance, cotton, meat, wool, and other interests, with focus on organized campaigns influencing Congress. The probe may broaden to prohibition, liquor lobbies, railways, unions, farmers groups, and publicity campaigns.
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The Summer Girl Garry Fluffy Parasol News
Reported romance between the Duchess of Orleans and Prince Louis Philippe remains unresolved. A dissolution of the marriage may be sought by the duke if the duchess declines settlement. A Scottish union debate features debates over devolution and home rule, with fears of national tradition tension. In 1912 Caspian and Volga caviar sales totaled about 1,080,000 pounds.
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Skirt Causes Death In Aerial Crash Tragedy
In Bue France on June 1 Auguste Bernard a French airman and passenger Mme Rose Amicel were killed when a pilotoperated aeroplane plunged after the pilot lost control as Mme Amicel s skirt tangled with sewer connections mid flight. Cotterell, council secretary at Council Bluffs, was arrested per county attorney Campbell s information.
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Japan's Note Opens Interesting Negotiations
Washington reports that Japan's note on the California Hewland law triggered new negotiations as Ami Wilson sees paths opening. Secretary Ryan then met Viscount Chinda, stating no official reply was planned while discussing Tokyo notes orally soon. The Boston Transcript notes Scotland’s 206 years since its Parliament, referencing the 1707 union.
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Dynamite Case to Reach Jury Today
The dynamite case involving President Will Wood of the American Woolen, Atteaux and Colling goes to the jury tomorrow. Defense wrapped its case, and final arguments concluded tonight. Breen testified that Atteaux paid $500 to plant the dynamite, but defense contends his confession is unreliable. The district attorney defended the prosecution’s credibility.
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Police Matron Vernie Gott Arrests Man in Street
Foppin Missouri report describes Vernie Gott, a young police matron, confronting a man on a city street, announcing arrest and escorting him after noting intent to mail a letter to his wife. She explains she will write the wife herself.
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Conservatives Maintain Lead in Election Ballot
Conservatives hold a lead as vote counts come in for the ongoing election. Notable figures include Hart as head, Riley as president, Sheehan as seconding secretary, and Cunningham as assistant secretary treasurer, with various other officials named and tally figures listed.
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