Comeback bouts loom in boxing double bill in New York
Two come back efforts headline tonight’s boxing card in Philadelphia and Jersey City. Joe Fox meets John Kilbane in Philadelphia in Kilbane’s first major bout since Benny Leonard felled him, while Jack Britton defends his welterweight crown against Ted Lewis in Jersey City amid rumored animosity and a $10,000 side bet.
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H. C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
N. Y
Ted Lewis
Jack Britton
Philadelphia
Joe Fox
Johhn Kilbane
Kilbane
Benny Leonard
Fox
England
Kilbaner
Kilbane J
Jersey City
Britton
Lewis
Yesterday's Hero Leads White Sox to 3-1 Victory
Al Sotho rup relieved Carl Weisman as the White Sox beat the Giants 3-1. The Tigers edged the Indians 2-1. Athletics beat the Senators 3-2 in Washington. Bancroft and Luderus powered a 4-2 win over the Dodgers in Brooklyn. Giants topped the Braves in another result.
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al Sothorup
Carl Weisman
Rownie
White Sox
Tai Sneebet
John McGraw
Pirates
Tigers
Indians
Athletics
Washington
Senators
Eavy
Bancroft
Luderus
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Giants
Braves
Keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at Hand
Reading and City residents urged to stock Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to avoid delays in treating sudden bowel complaints. The ad emphasizes risk of depending on neighbors or media for medicine, noting many deaths could be prevented with timely access. A bottle costs 35 cents.
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Chamberlain
Jimmy Barnes Defends Western Open Title
Jimmy Barnes of Sunset Hills St Louis retained the Western Open crown at Cleveland finished with 283 strokes a world record open championship. Leo Diegel Detroit runner up three behind Barnes and Jock Hutchison Chicago third one stroke further back. Barnes led from the first round closing with a 69 one under par.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Barnes
Sunset Hills Club
St. Louis
America
Barnes
Leo Diegel
Detroit
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Diegel
Taft Charges AP Published Personal Letters Without Consent
Former president William H. Taft denounces the Associated Press for publishing letters he wrote to Will Hays on July 20 regarding peace treaty reservations. He insists the letters were personal and confidential and published without his or Hays' knowledge or consent.
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Associated Press
Taft
New York
William H. Taft
Republican National Committee
Hays
Will Hays
Hungarian couples seek marriage permits across counties
Balint Mesgaros 55 a miner from Modoc and Mary Szalandi 52 from Hollister申请 marriage. O C Chapman 26 farmer from Coolville R D 3 and Lulu A Barnhill 25 teacher from Guysville R D 1. Foster Pyle 21 mechanic from Nelsonville and Agnes Triplett 22 from Nelsonville R D 3. Ernest Evans 22 miner from Independence Missouri and Anna Reed 24 from Glouster.
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Balint Mesgaros
Miner
Modoc
Mary Szalandi
Hollister
O. C. Chapman
Farmer
Coolville R. D
Lulu A. Barnhill
Guysville R. D
Foster Pyle
Mechanic
Nelsonville
Agnes Triplett
R. D
Ernest Evans
Independence
Anna Reed
Glouster
Gertrude Hoffman Returns Home After Absence
Gertrude Hoffman the dancer returns to New York after a three day absence while visiting a sister. She forgot to inform her husband of the visit.
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Gertrude
New York
Gertrude Hoffman
President Calls on Americans Amid Mutual Caution
The article notes a pointed exchange as leaders urge vigilance and mutual scrutiny. It describes a climate where citizens and officials alike weigh actions and potential responses, highlighting tension and the demand for accountability.
Germany seeks to export Bolshevism and influence abroad
Paris dispatch reports German agents expanding postwar activity. Spying networks once tied to the Imperial Staff are reorganized under Scheidemann’s government, funding Bolshevik and Islamic propaganda, with aims to colonize Spain, acquire Dutch land, and push influence into Argentina and South America.
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Paris
Germany
Comore
Brazil
South America
New
Socialist Republic
Spain
Holland
Switzerland
Brockdorff-Rantzau
le Matin
Zurich
Schloas
Berne
Maroun
Agadir
Aaron
Cohen
Enver Talaat
France
Italy
Algeria
Tunis
Scheidemann
Teuton
Amsterdam
Coblenz
Ietter
United States
Birthday party honors Gerald Williams in Carbondale
A delightful party was given at Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams home in Carbondale July 25 for son Gerald Williams birthday. Guests included Esther Harris Athens Ina Brown Dorothy Frank Ruth Edith Edna Gabriel Leola Viola Thompson George Frances Gabriel Henry James Charles Brown Roger Williams with Grace Gabriel and Helen Brown as chaperones.
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Carbondale
Ralph Williams
Gerald
Esther Harris
Athens
Ina Brown
Dorothy Frank
Ruth
Edith
Edna Gabriel
Leola
Viola Thompson
George
Frances Gabriel
Henry
James
Charles Brown
Roger Williams
Grace Gabriel
Helen Brown
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Theodocia Ogg
Mrs Theodocia Ogg 85 died after a fall in Sharpsburg while visiting daughter Mrs Parker Totman. She lived with daughter Mrs J M Crippen at 97 Mill Street. Burial at Broadwell. She leaves ten children including Mrs Crippen Athens and Mrs Totman Sharpsburg. Daughters visited from Dayton.
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Theodocia Ogg
Sharpsburg
Parker Totman
J. M. Crippen
Mill Street
Broadwell
Athens
Grandstaff
Chesterhill
James Johnson
Dayton
Arthur Ogg
Pittsburg
Charles Ogg
Linn Ogg
Chillicothe
Leonard Ogg
Wallace Ogg
Colonel Ogg
Idaho
Mrs. Johnson
Berea Business District Fire Damages Stores
A fire in Berea Ohio injured no one but caused about 15000 dollars in damages to several stores in the business district. Firemen aided by citizens fought the blaze for two hours as wind fanned the flames and onlookers joined the effort to protect the area.
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Cleveland
Berea
Ohio prisons report total output hits eight hundred seventy three thousand nine hundred seventeen
State board of administration reports manufacturing work in the Ohio penitentiary and Mansfield reformatory totalled 873 917 dollars for the just ended fiscal year. Projects include automobile tags woollen goods and bricks and officials expect the million dollar level to be surpassed next year.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
State Board of Administration
Italian Ambassador to Be Recalled
The Popolo Romano announced the Italian ambassador to the United States, Count V. Macchi Di Cellere, would be recalled shortly.
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Rome
Popolo Romano
United States
Count V. Macchi di Cellere
Hawaiian swimmer Warren Kelahoa makes rapid interscholastic splash
Warren Kelahoa, a 16 year old from Honolulu, bursts onto the scene at the Honolulu Y M C A meet with 100 and 220 yard titles in brisk times and strong showings in diving and backstroke. He then wins novice 100 yards at a harbor carnival and posts a near world record pace in a 600 yard relay leg, signaling potential as a top international swimmer.
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Warren Kelahoa
Honolulu
Honolulu Harbor
Lorrin Thurston
Yale University
Kelahoa
Harry Chiton
Islands
Kelohon
Kahanamoku
Chilton
Jonnard Signed by Detroit Americans
Nashville reports pitcher Claud Jonnard of the Nashville club has been signed by the Detroit Americans and will join the team after the Southern Association season ends in a move expected to bolster Detroit’s pitching staff.
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Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Detroit
Tigers
Ainsmith
Dauis
Ehmke
Boland
Dutch Leonard
White Sox
Yankees
Clevelands
Browns
Nashville
Tenn
Claud Jonnard
Detroit Americans
Germans in Leipzig See Disorder After War State
Swiss merchants visiting the Leipzig fair report widespread mental confusion among German traders and civilians. They describe dazed, childlike behavior, lack of order, and scenes of wounded soldiers selling trinkets in the streets. The article notes harsh postwar conditions affecting Germans' faculties and daily life.
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Berne
Leipzig
Germany
Chamberlains Tablets Aid Digestion And Bowels
Good for indigestion and stomach support Chamberlains Tablets strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally. They also prompt a gentle bowel movement and leave you feeling much better after a few doses.
Food profiteers loom in London as bacon hunts intensify
London officials face parliamentary questions amid rising prices and selective shortages as food controller G H Roberts resumes control of bacon and other staples. He warns of possible scarcities while promising adequate shipping to meet winter needs.
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London
England
Food Control Office
G. H. Roberts
Marine Rookies Observe Cuban Customs in Guantanamo
Newly arrived Marines in Guantanamo observe Cuban life including naked children in town and a municipal graveyard where delinquent paying relatives have their bodies exhumed and moved to a common heap. The marines note Cubans are quick to explain their tax and burial practices.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
Railroads switch to canvas straps for razor safety
London reports railroads replace leather window straps with soft canvas to deter passengers from removing the fittings for razor straps. The change aims to reduce misuse while maintaining safety for travelers and staff.
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London
Object to Old Dances at Long Beach Club
Protest filed with the congress against shimmy shaking at the Ebel club in Long Beach California. Stamping feet made much noise, according to the report.
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Long Beach
Cal
Ebel Club
Fabrics for Next Season Features Novel Textures and Shades
Chinchi's aun is a novelty for next season with Roshanara crepe on one side and satin on the other. Kumsi Kumsa appears in fail ranges with street shades and plaid combinations including black purple henna brown and dark green for wraps and street dresses. Whippoorwill joins the novelties with a finer crepe rib for evening frocks and draped wraps in dark and afternoon wear.
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Tts
Ancient Dover order to burn courthouse in 1691
Dover Delaware authorities found papers recount an order dated February 2 1691 to burn the courthouse to recover the iron nails used in its construction. The deed is tied to Dutch colonial era records.
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Dover
Del
Mother Pleads Guilty in Death of Son
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on July 28 Mrs Gladys C Dunn wife of Allan C Dunn on trial for murdering her three year old son Allan Jr pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to one year in the Berkshire County house of correction.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Gladys C. Dunn
Allan C. Dunn
Allan, Jr
Berkshire County House of Correction
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