GIBBONS SAYS WIFE PLAYING TRAINER ROLE FOR BEST TRAINEE
Light heavyweight contender Tom Gibbons describes wife Mrs. Gibbons as his first lieutenant in training. They share golf, hiking, canoeing, and hunting routines at a lake cottage near Alexandria. He credits her support for staying focused on fighting Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey, while detailing daily outdoor drills and travel to the local golf club.
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Tommy Gibbons
Esakis
Minn
Jack Dempsey
Gibbons
Jim Barnes
Mrs. Gibbons
Alexa Stirling
Orimary Club
Alexandria
Tawitch
Jess Watlard
Dempsey
Baseball Results Across Leagues Highlight Surprises
Southern League games see New Orleans 7 Memphis 3 and Birmingham 10 Chattanooga 1. Nashville 9 Atlanta 3. American League reports New York 7 Chicago 0 and Washington 16 St. Louis 5 with Boston 6 Detroit 1. Phillies 3 Cleveland 4. In National League St Louis 7 Boston 6 and Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 3 with Pittsburg 2 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 3 New York 1. Notes mention Babe Ruth and other light commentary on prohibition and humor.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Hollingsworth Beats Pittard 5 to 2 in Y Lot Game
Hollingsworth and Pittard faced off as the old Hollingsworth, Hopkins, Slaughter trio led Hollingsworth in a 5 to 2 win on the Y lot. Slaughter had two hits, Nicholson returned after weeks away, and Pittard produced three hits for his team. Today's game scheduled for 6 15.
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Hollingsworth
Hopkins
Slaughter
Dr. Slaughter
Joykins
Goodman
Pittard
John Nicholson
Mitching
Kome
H.R
Goodwin
Crane
Dean
F. Dean
City League Schedule: Smith-Wilkes Rehabs Set To Tie Up
The City League notes upcoming games with Smith-Wilkes facing the Rehabs on Sanford Field Monday at 5 pm. Tuesday at 6 pm the City Garage meets the Cavalry while other results include King-Hodgson and 632 Wil City Garage matchups.
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Loost
King
Take Arthur C. Burch Back to Los Angeles
Deputy Nolan reported Burch admitted in Los Angeles visits with Mrs. Oberchain and another girl to observe Kennedy at work. Obershain used a wig disguise in a hotel room reenactment while Kennedy, an insurance broker, worked across the street. The Night Owls are described as night owls who disturb others.
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Associated Prosc
Las Vegas
Cal
Nolan
Arthur C. Burch
Los Angeles
John B. Kennedy
Madalynne Obershain
Burch
Oberekain
Markets Review Cotton Prices and Money Rates
New Orleans cotton prices listed with tone steady and middling at 12 18 cents. other cities show varied steady readings. Cottonseed products, linters and meals priced per carload. money and exchange figures include New York mercantile paper rates, sterling quotes, francs and guilders, plus government and railroad bonds results.
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New Orleans
Money and Exchange New York
Prime Mercantile
Exchange
Strong
Sterling
Sweden
Norway
Aventine
Montreal
I Bar Sifmer
New York
Maldini
Slee
Strong Defends Reserve System
Washington report on postwar credit policy defense by Benjamin Strong governor of the New York Reserve Bank before a congressional commission. He rejects claims of agricultural discrimination and argues inflation from 1917 to 1918 was war inevitable and financing the war required expansion rather than savings.
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Washington
Wis Desun
Congressional Commission
Henjamin Strong
New York Reserve Bank
United States
Louisville and Nashville asks $62 million capital stock plan
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad sought ICC authorization to issue 62 million dollars in capital stock to be distributed as stock dividends among shareholders. A correction note mentions a misstatement about Mrs Parker’s role in the Woman's Club. Funeral notice details: Mrs R L Moss and family invited to a First Methodist church service August 9 at 6 pm, with pallbearers and usher assignments listed.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. S. Parker
Woman's Club
Charles M. Snelling
R. L. Moss
Julia J. Moss
Sarah Ho Moss
Int
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Wol. Moss
Jno
D. Moss
J. Bondurant
W. L. Moss
IL. Moss Tf
Misa Lilly &. Moss
First Methodist
Mra. A. 1 Sr
Dro Rt
Jno. D. Mell
B.D. Kt. Linton
AL W. Dozier
Fred J. Orr
W. T. Forbes
T. L Mitchell
James H. Dozer
Thomas BP. Green
A. Lipscomb
Hare Hodesor
8. Parker
Dol Wenest
N. G. Slaughter
Evaders Named in War Department Draft List
Up to 17 000 alleged draft evaders were listed by the War Department in the Congressional Record covering June 5 to July 4. The publication appeared in Saturday’s issue, naming individuals and signaling ongoing enforcement actions.
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Congressional
Washington, DD
War Department
Congressional Record
Fire Destroys Trestle on A B and A Line Near Moultrie
Fire suspected arson damaged about twenty feet of a 200 yard trestle on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic near Moultrie Georgia early Thursday. Railroad officials call it the first act of lawless action on the Fitzgerald-Thomasville division since the March 5 strike began.
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Moultrie
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Here
Fitzgerald-Thomasville
Man Confesses to Killing Brother-In-Law in Chattanooga
A man admits to shooting and killing his brother in law during a dispute at a Chattanooga home. He is reported to have told police he acted in haste and claimed the attack was on his wife. Authorities say the confession followed the incident.
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Rurday
Sam
Chattanooga
Hiewey
Chatrother-inml
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