Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
American League results show Cleveland 10 over Philadelphia 0, Chicago 4 over New York 1, Washington 9 over St Louis 4, Boston at Detroit postponed by rain. National League games New York 2 Chicago 1, Brooklyn 7 Pittsburg 3. American Association scores Minneapolis 5 Louisville 4, Columbus 14 over 1, Kansas City 10 over 2, Indianapolis 8 over St Paul 5, Toledo 10 over Milwaukee 3.
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Burleigh Grimes Delivers Eighth Straight Win Over Pirates
Yesterday Burleigh Grimes pitched Brooklyn to a 7 to 3 win over Pittsburgh. The article notes Grimes’s eighth consecutive victory and mentions other scoreboard items including Cubs and Giants, Indians and Athletics, and Washington versus Cleveland in nearby games.
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Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
Pirates
Bigbee
Bill Killifer
Cub
Giants
Cubs
Guy Morton
Indians
Athletics
Joe Judge
Washington
Browns
Red Sox
Detroit
Lime and phosphate revive poor pastures in Ohio fields
Soil specialist EK Barnes reports rejuvenation of worn and gullied pastures in southern and eastern Ohio. In Hocking county Vincent Kesler applied lime stone three tons on hills and one ton at base with 800 to 100 pounds of acid phosphate and some manure, then sowed clover and timothy. By summer the steep bank grasses and clover flourished.
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Ohio
EK. Barnes
Ohio State University
Vincent Kesler
Hocking County
Ohio State Fair Offers 5575 in Prizes to Club Members
Ohio boys and girls clubs may win 5575 in prizes at the Ohio State Fair August 29 through September 3. A 32 page premium on club work is available from the county agricultural agent. Prizes cover swine beef cattle dairy cattle poultry clothing and food products with additional awards for a state wide judging contest and five silk banners. Canning demonstrations will be held for club girls and travel expenses for the winning team may be paid from their home county funds.
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Ohio
Columis
Poultry Worth More Than Livestock In Ohio Says University
Ohio State University agriculture professors using 1920 census data report chickens and eggs are valued at 60.43 million dollars, more than hogs cattle and sheep combined. About 30 percent of state flocks are culled and should be sold in July and August to cut feed costs by about 4.85 million dollars, funding two miles of hard surface road construction.
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Ohio
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
G. 8. Vickers
From Debtor Nation to Creditor Power in World Trade
Francis H. Sisson argues that the United States has shifted from debtor to creditor through export of capital and goods, aided by war and evolving international finance. He cautions that maintaining trade and preventing protectionist barriers is essential to sustain growth and global influence.
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War Finance Corporation
Federal International Banking Corporation
Foreign Credit Corporation
International Acceptance Bank
Copper Export Association
First Federal Foreign Banking Association
Foreign Trade Financing Corporation
Banke
Fragmented state ledger lines up highway and fair costs
A fragment notes a choice across counties to fund road work or cover state fair expenses for 26 years or pay county agents’ salaries for 15 years, indicating a statewide budgeting dilemma.
Canada Seeks Primacy Amid Anglo-Japanese Strain
London reports that King George and U.S. Ambassador Harvey discussed disarmament at a state dinner. Dominion circles reveal Premier Meighen has unsettled plans for a renewal of the Anglo-Japanese alliance, with Nation warnings of Canada moving toward greater autonomy.
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London
King George
Harvey
Dominion
Frank
Meighen
Canada
Nation
Great Power: British Accepts Harding Disarmament Invitation
London July 11 Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons Britain accepts President Harding’s invitation to a disarmament conference. He praised Harding’s initiative and pledged full effort by the British Empire to ensure the conference’s success.
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ED. L. Keen
United Press
London
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Harding
House of Commons
Haraing
King of Sweden Still Plays Lawn Tennis at 62
The King of Sweden remains an active lawn tennis player despite being 62 years old. He continues to enjoy matches and maintain his athletic involvement.
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Sweden
Diplomatic stance on alliances and Canada independence
The ambassador in Washington and her Geneva representative refuse to back a Japanese policy that could strain US ties. They argue American friendship is worth more than Japan's uncertain affections and that Canada should not be driven toward independence, making renewal of the alliance unlikely.
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Washington
Geneva
United States
Canada
Sheet Mill Plant Resumes Operation in Bridgeport
Aerica Standard Sheet Mill plant of the American Sheet and Tin Company has resumed operation in Bridgeport Ohio on July 11, restoring production after a period of downtime.
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Bridgeport
Aerica- Standard
The
American Sheet and Tin Company
Selden White to sound out France on disarmament talks
Paris reports Selden White, counsellor at the American Embassy, was instructed to sound France on the disarmament conference and went to the foreign office at once.
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Paris
Selden Whitehouse
France
Foreign Office
Making Good Progress on Chauncey Glouster Road
Good progress is being made on the Chauncey Glouster road with the rough rock bed largely installed reaching near the corporation line. Sunday traffic was the only one using the new foundation which has been well rolled.
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Chauncey-Glouster
Corporation
Tomb finds reveal ancient drugs and toilet preparations
Archaeologists uncover storage in tombs dating to 1500 B C showing drugs and toilet preparations. Discoveries illuminate daily life and burial rituals in ancient times.
Pirates and Pirates’ Legacy Across Oceans and Time
A National Geographic bulletin links recent ship groundings and disappearances to renewed piracy. The piece traces pirate bases from the Spanish Main to the Barbary coast and highlights figures such as Red Beard Barbarossa, Henry Morgan, and Captain Kidd, noting their impact on maritime history and politics.
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Atlantic
Caroll Deering
National Geographic Society
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Greece
Italy
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Pompey
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West Indies
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Caribbean
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Captain Kid
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Pirate Captain's Atlantic Voyage and Final Hanging
The tale recounts a pirate who seized ships and crews to raid East India waters then buried treasure in West Indian waters before fleeing to Boston where he was captured and sent to England for trial. He was executed and his body left to dangle as a warning to sailors.
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Cape of Good Hope
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Boston
Engand
Ohio State University plans cattle exhibit across 13 southeastern fairs
The department of animal husbandry at Ohio State University will furnish a beef herd for display at 13 southeastern Ohio fairs. The group includes an aged bull, an aged cow, and three heifers from each of the Shorthorn, Meriford, and Aberdeen Angus breeds. Cattle will travel in a tent under beef cattle specialists and visit fairs from July 20 through Oct 18, stopping at Hillsboro Wellston Piketon Lucasville Zanesville Athens Caldwell New Lexington McConnelsville Logan Old Washington Coshocton and Lancaster.
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Ohio
Department of Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
Extension Service
Hillsboro
Highland County
Wellston
Jackson County
Piketon
Pike County
Lucasville
Scioto County
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Athens
Coun
Obregon Orders Oil Firms to Pay Discharged Workers
President Obregon reportedly ordered Tampico oil companies to pay their dismissed employees three months wages. The move aligns with an as yet unenacted labor law mandated by the Carranza constitution.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Tampico
Wimbledon Draws Thousands as English Tennis Matches Draw Crowds
As many as eight thousand spectators frequently attend Wimbledon tennis matches in England, showcasing strong local interest and a robust rally of fans at the famed Championships.
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Wimbledon
Stabbing Case Hearings Focus On Burglary Theory
Utterback the nurse and Dan Kaber case figures prepare for testimony in Cleveland. County editor Stanton says the accused’s wife is alleged to have stabbed Dan Kaber and staged a burglary to mislead investigators. Emma ite (Mrs) testifies she accused M Kaber of agreeing to pay two sins 5000 to kill Dan Kaber, with forthcoming defense action today.
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Cleveland
Utterback
Dan Kaber
the Invalid
Topsy-Turvey
Emma
M Kaber
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Petition to recall Dayton city commission filed
A recall petition to oust Dayton Ohio's city commission is to be reviewed by the Montgomery county board of elections. It shows 83 percent of property owners support the move amid anger over gas pricing by Dayton Gag Company. Final decision expected today.
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Dayton
City Commission
Montgomery County Board of Elections
Dayton Gag Company
Famous Pastor Preaches at Zion Baptist Church
Dr. W. G. Anderson of Tulsa Oklahoma will preach both morning and evening services at Zion Baptist church. He has served as a pastor at Mt. Lima Baptist church in Tulsa for twenty years. B Y P U meets at 6:30 PM with a special invitation to summer students. Strangers welcome.
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W. G. Anderson
Tulsa
Okla
Harvard College
Mt. Lima Baptist’ Church
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