Florida League Embares Southwest Former Stars In Florida
The piece recalls Tommy Leach and George Stovall taking managerial roles in the Florida State League with Tampa and Daytona clubs. It notes their decreasing salaries versus major league pasts and frames the move as a dramatic fall from former glory. It also covers labor strike activity among railroad workers and a federal reserve board probe into a publicity fund with Senate scrutiny in Washington on June 7.
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New York
Tommy Leach
George Stovall
Tommy
Tampa
Stevall
Daytona
Leach
Pittsburg Pirate
Clark
Zaaries
Stovall
Cleveland
George
Federal League
Washington
Senate Today
Federal Reserve Board
Heflin, Demnerat
Alabama
End Strike Efforts Sought in Southern Ohio Coal Field
Walter D. McKinney of Columbus announced that Senator Pomerene and Representative S. D. Fess have been urged to broker a conference between coal operators and miners in the Southern Ohio field to end the strike.
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Columbus
Walter D. McKinney
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
Southern Ohio
Pomerene
S. D. Fess
Ohio
Reelcraft Pictures Corp Faces Bankruptcy Petition
Creditors filed a bankruptcy petition against Reelcraft Pictures Corporation of New York alleging liabilities of 150000 against assets of 50000. The action was submitted in New York on June 7.
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New York
Reelcraft Pictures Corporation
Actor Marries Girl from Omaha in Rapid Romance
Worcester Mass June 7 A telegram reveals a rapid romance of stage comedian Charles E Lawrence of Worcester and Miss Pauline Van Camp from Omaha. He noticed her in the third row of a theatre pit and, after meeting her, they wed exactly one week later in a telegram reported as love at first sight.
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Worcester
Mass
Charles E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Omaha
Neb
Pauline van Camp
Marriage Licenses List From Ohio and Texas Couples
Helmar Leland Welch and Lelia Pear Sherman wed under Rev. M. E. Chatley. Frank Richard Hall and Justine Calloway married with Rev. Hickman officiating. Gordon Phillips and Ethel Ball tied the knot with Rev. Edward Dabritz. Elmer Turner and Royle Bingman married with Rev. Daniel McGurk. Acel Tippie and Alta Wilson wed with Pearl W. Helwig and J. P. Arthur H. Kolp assisting. John Bernard Smith and Laura Seyler listed among licenses.
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Helmar Leland Welch
Gassaway
W. Va
Lelia Pear Sherman
Athens
M. E. Chatley
Frank Richard Hall
Massillon
Justine Calloway
Cook
Nelsonville
Hickman
Gordon Phillips
Breckenridge
Tex
Ethel Ball
the Plains
Edward Dabritz
Elmer Turner
Miner
Jacksonville
Royle Bingman
Trimble
Daniel McGurk
Acel Tippie
Bebbe, O
Alta Wilson
Pearl W. Helwig
World Going Dry in Five Years Says Johnson
William E. Johnson predicts the entire world will be bone dry in five years. The prohibition advocate spoke to a Washington church, citing the Volstead Act’s success in the United States and his investigations in India to gauge progress of the dry movement.
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Johnson Washington
William E. “Pussyfoot” Johnson
England
Johnson
India
United States
Abolish Gas Gas Tablets Ad Promise Relief
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as relief for gas related stomach pains and heart discomfort. It claims quick relief by targeting digestive nerves, notes harmlessness, and urges purchase from Cline Pharmacy Co. and other druggists, with J Baalmann listed as chemist in San Francisco and a price of $1.00.
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Earth
Baalmann
Cline Pharmacy Co
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
Summer Suit for Travel
The summer vacation suit is ideal for motoring or train travel. Wear with fresh blouses to defy travel stains and stay well dressed and immaculate in gray homespun.
Opera Star Ganna Walska Faces Paris Divorce
Opera star Ganna Walska awaits a divorce decree in Paris Courts from her husband Alexander Smith a New York millionaire. Rumor says she will pursue independence once free.
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Paris
Ime
Ganna Walska
Alexander Smith
Och
New York
Cossip
Yung Father Pleads Guilty in Baby Drowning Case
Walter Liddle, 19, in New York pleaded guilty to manslaughter for drowning his six week old son in a bathtub. Judge Lewis PD Gibbs scheduled sentencing for next Wednesday. Liddle had shown indifference in jail and wished to join his drowned son Billy after an unsuccessful reconciliation attempt with his wife.
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New York
Walter Liddle
Lewis PD. Gibbs
Liddle
Bronx
Billy
Vice President Coolidge Praises League of Nations Speech
In Washington on June 7 Vice President Coolidge told American University graduates the league of nations embodies a noble aim of world association and understanding. He said the lessons of the great war are learned and a mutual relationship and responsibility are widely admitted.
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Washington
League of Nations
Coolidge
Senate Attack Arouses Ire Over Harding in Press Charge
Senator Harrison of Mississippi accused President Harding in the Senate of attacking the nation’s press to divert attention from the tariff bill. He said the president’s ire was stirred by election returns from Pennsylvania Indiana and Iowa and warned that sharper words might have burned the paper if Pinchot had won in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Senate
Harding
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iowa
Pinchot
Viennese Husband Divorces Wife Over Baldness and Deformities
In London a Vienna husband secured a divorce after alleging his wife concealed baldness and deformed fingers and toes before their marriage. He testified that seeing her without a wig caused him irresistible loathing.
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London
England
Vienna
Banks Equalized to State Banks in Federal Reserve Loans
A bill passed this afternoon places state banks and trust companies that are Federal Reserve members on equal footing with national banks for securing discount loans from Federal Reserve banks.
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Washington
House
Federal Reserve System
National Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
New York Banker Donates Million to Art Museum
George F. Baker, chairman of First National Bank and Met trustee, donates $1,000,000 to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The gift, described as unprecedented, is in Liberty bonds and announced before his departure for Europe.
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New York
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hts
Europe
Local Society Notes Include Births Visits and Illnesses
The Plains August Olson Gil Hartman Mrs David Tate Mr and Mrs John Baytist motor to Athens Monday. Mrs Tom Goodfellow and children of Athens and James Goodfellow of Haydenville visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Lucius Burson and son of Athens were guests of Mr and Mrs Liz Guess. Mr and Mrs Will Roberts spent Sunday in Athens with friends. The stork brought twins to Mr and Mrs Jack Tinkham a girl and a boy. Mrs Gibson and children left for Wellston to visit her parents. Tude Cliff and Don Gabriel and Mr Gibson fish near Guysville. Mr and Mrs Linscott of Amesville were guests of Mr and Mrs Clifford Gabriel. Douglas Lewis of Circle Hill spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Gabriel. Mrs Elmer Coon and Mrs David Davis returned from New Pittsburg Tuesday.
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August Olson
Gil Hartman
David Tate
John Baytist
Athens
Tom Goodfellow
James Goodfellow
Haydenville
Lucius Burson
Liz Guess
Will Roberts
Will Pierre
Jeff Harrison
Frances
James Bell
Jack Tinkham
Amesville
Clifford Gabriel
Douglas Lewis
Circle Hill
John Gabriel
Elmer Coon
David Davis
New Pittsburg
Operators Will Stand Behind Striking Miners in Kanawha
Charleston newspaper reports the Kanawha Coal Operators association passed a resolution pledging to protect the rights of United Mine Workers who return to work during the strike. President C. A. Cabell explained operators will stand behind the miners morally physically and financially in any emergency.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Kanawha
Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
C. A. Cabell
Stomach Troubles Linked to Chronic Acid Condition
A well known authority says nine of ten stomach disorders stem from a chronic acid stomach. It advises neutralizing or sweetening after meals with Bisurated Magnesia rather than using pepsin or artificial digestives. Bisurated Magnesia soaks up excess acid, easing pain and aiding natural digestion quickly. Obtainable from any reliable druggist in powder or tablet form.
Peru selects United States as sole arbitrator in Peru Chile border dispute
The Peruvian delegation to the Tacna Arica conference today approved appointing the United States as the sole arbitrator for the Peru Chile boundary dispute.
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Washington
United States
Peru
Chile
Music sparks spousal rages in Block divorce suit
Jean Middleton Block claims Nathan F. Block lashed out when she sang or played music at home. The suit, filed by Mrs Block, cites repeated episodes of rage triggered by musical activity.
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Nathan F. Block
Stomach trouble relief touted by Albany man
J A Gordon of Albany reports lasting relief from indigestion after using Jaques Little Wonder Capsules. He describes prior loss of appetite and bloating, then morning breakfast desire after two capsules nightly, and limited to dyspepsia relief with no return of symptoms. Capsules sold by McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and by mail for 60 cents.
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J. A. Gordon
Second Street
Albany
N. Y
Jaques
Little Wonder
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Jaques Capsule Co
Plattsburg
Rickenbacker Starts Transcontinental Flight From Mitchell Field
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, American ace, began a cross country air journey at 11:45 A.M. from Mitchell Field. He plans to visit sixty six cities by airplane before autumn, traveling across the United States.
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New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
Mitchell Field
Rickenbacker
Japan Eyes New Elder Statesmen Amid Cabinet Crisis
Tokyo observers report talks by Viscount Kiyoura and Viscount Hirata suggest a fresh group of elder statesmen may emerge as Japan seeks a new cabinet. Prince Yamagata’s death leaves two elder figures, with Marquis Saionji still influential from his sick bed as Regent Hirohito urges Premier Takashi to serve until a successor is chosen. Admiral Kato and Postal Minister Mars are considered possible premiership candidates.
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James McClaine
Tokio
Japan
Viscount Kiyoura
Viscount Hirata
Kiyoura
Marshall Prince
Yamagata
Privy Council
Hirata
Prince Yamagata
Marquis Matsuhata
Saionji
Hirohito
Takashi
Admiral Kato
Mars
Hearst Family Arrives in Paris with Three Sons
Mr. and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst and their three sons arrived in Paris today. The round of visits marks a prominent arrival for the American media figure and his family.
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Paris
William Randolph Hearst
Bird Refuge films shown by Agriculture Department
Two short one reel motion pictures by the agriculture department spotlight birds and conser vation. One film covers National Bird Refuges on the Gulf of Mexico from Pass Christian to Louisiana islands with pelicans terns and herons. The other, Anne's Aigrette, shows egret plumes trade and a federal refuge visit at Walker Lake Arkansas.
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International News Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Gulf of Mexico
Pass Christian
Louisiana
The
Biological Survey
Walker Lake Reservation
Arkansas
Anne
Albany Grange Meeting Called for Saturday
Albany Ohio June 7 The Albany grange will convene Saturday at 1 PM at the grange hall Attendance is required due to important business.
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Albany Grange
Albany, O
Grange
Wedding Day May Be Marked by New Threat
Belgrade reports disquieting news as the wedding of King Alexander and Princess Marie nears. Some fear Serbia may issue an ultimatum to Bulgaria over border incursions by Bulgarian forces amid celebrations in the capital.
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Belgrade
Alexandria
Jugo Slavia
Marie
Roumania
Bulgaria
All Going Well in Irish Parley
Churchill after talks with Arthur Griffith said negotiations on the revised Irish free state constitution were progressing satisfactorily. Official circles noted Britain may quell disorders in disputed Fisk regions like Pettigo when in possession. Sorosis, first US women’s club, founded in New York in 1868.
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London
Winston Churchill
Arthur Griffith
Sorosis
United States
New York
England Warmed by Key West Line, Gulf Stream Theory
London reports a heat wave blamed on American enterprise. Professor John Harrison of Clappham Observatory says the Key West railroad built by Flagler interests across the Gulf of Mexico is altering the Gulf Stream, nudging it closer to England and bringing warmer summers.
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London
John Harrison
Clappham Observatory
Key West
Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Flagler
England
Death Brings End for Former Federal Official
Richard Ballinger former secretary of the interior died at his Seattle home after a brief illness at age 64. He was a prominent attorney and central figure in the Ballinger Pinchot controversy over Alaskan coal titles and forestry policy.
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Seattle
Wash
Richard Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
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