Stromboli Wins Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park
Stromboli, August Belmont’s 4-year-old chestnut gelding, won the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park by a length, with Jackson second and Sharpshooter third. Belmont’s top owners and riders faced no serious injuries as officials kept the placements.
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Stromboli
Belcoont
Belcont Park
Jockey Club
Issy
Garrison
Belmont
Beluame
Yietory
Xue
Wassara
Nersening
Lemaire
Brooklyn
Brynce
Turner
Will Strambol
Rell
Johnny McTagsarl
McKeever
Fablme
Cothey
Gainer
Thea Mepe
Strombali
Sharpanders
Birtrabel
Sam Jackson
Sharpshooter
Hodge
Berrow
Buckhorn
Cainer
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Jackers
Volley Ball Excitement Fills Young Men's Christian Association Night
Lsidre hosts a lively summer league ice night with Buckle Waters Atkinson Morrison Hill and others in intense matches. Buckle's team loses 75 to 24 while Morrison’s squad wins 27 to 21 and Hill’s side takes 18 to 8. Visitors learn the game as public invites persist for Wednesday evenings.
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Buckle
Waters
Boykin
Atkinson
Smith
Morrigan
Williams Defeated by Griffin in National Tennis Championship
Francisca July 14 R Norris Williams of Harvard national tennis champion was defeated today by Clar ence J Griffin of California in the 16th round of the exposition lens championship. Williams was the last Eastern player remaining in singles. Four California players enter the semi finals tomorrow with Maurice Mc Laughlin facing J Strachan and C J Griffin to play William Johnstone.
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R. Norma Willams
Harvard
Clarence J. Grinin
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Exposition Lens Chammionshine
Williams
Maurice McLaughlin
J. Strachan
C. J. Griffin
William Johnstone
Tornado Intervenes As Decatur Rockford Fans Rescued
On July 14 members of the Decatur and Rockford clubs of the Three Teague toddy rescued a score of persons buried when a miniature tornado ripped through the grandstand. None of the spectators were seriously injured.
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Decatur
Rockford
Teague
Covington Beats Monticello 3-2 In Local Tilt
In Covington Georgia a July game ended Covington 3 Monticello 2. Batteries Greesting Newsom Cellier and Gibson contributed hits and Greesting earned the win. Covington showed late scoring spark and solid defense to secure the victory.
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Monticello
Specialystun
Tiernan
Monticellin
Greesting
Newsom
Cellier
Mibson
B. Colley
Tame
16 Inning Scoreless Battle at Central Association Game
In Vedar itunads Iowa on July 14 Cedar Rapids players Selbola and Garrett faced off in a scoreless 16 inning game. Selbola allowed eight hits while Garrett held two opponents to five runs and did not yield a walk. Serbold fanned six in the lengthy pitchers duel.
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Iowa
Piteh- Seueli
Cedar Rapids
Garrett
Selbola
JFAY
Remen
Serbold
France Marks Quiet Fourth of July Celebration
Paris observes France’s national day with restrained commemorations rather than public revelry. Flags fade, banners replace the tri color, and crowds honor Rouget de Lisle at the Invalides while President Poincaré extols vigilance and unity in a war forged resolve.
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Choisy-le-Roi
Hotel Des Invalides
Place de la Concorde
de Lisle
Paris Fund For the Relief of
Poincare
Poincaré
Tabmnet
Senate
Chamber
Marseillagse
Paincare
Wilhelmstrasse
Nuremberk
The Reward at Strand Theater today
The Reward a four act drama featuring Hessle Barriscale with Arthur Maude at the Strand Theater today The chorus girl's life tale told behind the scenes is a strong moral feature praised on its prior Strand run and re screened for those who missed it The film promises intense human interest and a vivid backstage view for audiences new to its story
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Strand Theater
Harmas
Hessle Barriscale
Arthur Maude
Shia
Strand
St Polnte
Atlanta Independents Triumph Over Ellete Park 6 to 5
The Atlanta Independents defeated Ellete Park in a tight game 6 to 5. Heavy hitting and fast fielding highlighted the win as Gable pitched well for the victors. Score by innings shows Independents with a strong finish.
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Gable
Indlnga
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Independents
Callene Park
Chappel
Crowley
Allen
No-Hit No-Run Game By Oeschger For Providence
Joe Oeschger former Philadelphia National pitcher hurled a four inning no hit no run game for Providence against Toronto in the International league. Providence won by one run as Oeschger scored the tally. Twenty seven batters faced Kin and only Luque reached first on a base on balls.
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Joe Oeschger
Philadelphia Natonal
Toronto
Oeschger
Luque
Powder Springs Defeats Jasville In Local Game
Powder Springs Ga July 14 Powder Springs defeated Doug Jasville in an interesting game on the former's grounds this afternoon. Score was 3 to 0. Pitching by Chandlers and strong all round work by first baseman Mier highlighted the locals. Powder Springs players include Pullock Chandler Lan drum Coughshire Harden Itring fellow. The club has played five regional games, winning them all.
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Doug Jasvile
Chandlers
Mier
Chandler
Landrum
Couglashire
Harden
Itringfellow
Four New Temples for Mystic Shrine
Seattle July 14 The Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine announced the establishment of new temples in four cities and a dispensation. past dispensations for Fort Worth and Springfield became effective, with Houston and Knoxville temples arising after delays. Roanoke will wait a year. The council will select a convention city tomorrow and elect officers below imperial potentate.
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Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Fort Worth
Texas
Springfield
Ill
Houston
Knoxville
Tenn
Roanoke
Georgia Leaders Discuss Western and Atlantic Lease
State officials debate the future of the Western and Atlantic line and Chattanooga terminal, urging costful examination of the lease, avoiding condemnation, and establishing an agency to protect state railroad property, with talks on a parallel line and revenue implications. Authorities warn against monopoly or discrimination while considering a new long term lease and sinking fund for protection.
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Georgia
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Jie
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Ple
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Central
Grown
Island of Regeneration Opens at Forsyth With Edith Storey
A six reel feature film Island of Regeneration opened two days ago at the Forsyth theater and drew large afternoon and evening crowds. The Vitagraph production stars Edith Storey and is adapted from a Cyrus Townsend Brady story. It will have its last showing today at Forsyth.
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Jahope
NO BOMBS DISCOVERED ON THE HOWTH HEAD
Norfolk Va July 14 The British steamship Howth Head arrived safely after a warning of bombs aboard proved false. The ship was searched at Cape Henry with no explosives found. Captain Moora said he knew nothing of the warnings and will proceed to Trubiin Belfast after coaling.
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New Orleans
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Fugland
Miners to quit work despite government act
London July 14: Despite the war act applied to coal, many miners in South Wales plan to stop work tomorrow. The South Wales union executive voted against continuing work and delegates will meet as Merthyr miners decide not to resume.
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Chinese Students in American Schools Highlight Ties to US
Asheville July 14 The count of 14000 Chinese students in American schools contrasts with about 300 in Japan, seen as evidence of Chinese friendship to the United States and unfriendly toward Japan. Dr T C Chao of Souchow University spoke at a Southern Methodist mission conference urging American missionaries in China and noting Chinese audiences eager for gospel and industrial education.
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Japan
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T. C. Chao
Sou- Chow University
China
Southern Methodist Church
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Amer
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Chuva
Absinthe is barred at the French front
Washington reports that French fighting lines ban absinthe with a March 17 decree prohibiting its production sale and transport. Officials say trenches troops may drink only water when available and rear line soldiers may have a quarter litre of ordinary wine daily. No hard liquor is permitted throughout the army.
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Washington
Forte
Dublin Defeats Home Rule Resolution in City Council
Dublin July 34. By a vote of 22 to 0 the city corporation refused to endorse a resolution demanding the name rule act be put into operation across Ireland on September 16. The body also expressed confidence that John Redmond will select the fastest means to a settlement. A disorderly scene followed the vote as councillors were restrained from fisticuffs.
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John B. Redmong
Bariamentary
Redmond
Attorneys Still Work To Save Charles Becker
New York lawyers pursue a possible new trial for Charles Becker in the Rosenthal murder case. A letter allegedly by jack Rose is claimed to be in possession of Becker’s counsel, suggesting Webber and Vallon are framing Becker and urging an urgent meeting.
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New York
Jack Rose
Ylar
Herman Rosenthal
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Toroho
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Webber
Vallon
Ogden and family driven from Mexico to Laredo
George Ogden and sixteen family members reached Laredo Texas saying they were driven from Villa Guerrero Mexico by soldiers persecution. They traveled by wagon from a ruined 100 acre dairy farm and endured a long trip with hundreds of sick people.
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Famy
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Edison and Daniels to Hold Conference
Secretary Daniels and Thomas A. Edison will discuss the proposed navy bureau of invention and the civilian advisory board Edison is to head. Daniels hopes to learn Edison's views on potential members for the advisory board during a conference at Edison's Orange New Jersey home tonight.
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Navy Bureau of Invention
Civilian Advisory Board
Mr. Edison
Orange
N. J
Teaniels
French flags sold in Atlanta to aid France relief
Six thousand French flags were sold by fifty young ladies of Atlanta on Wednesday to raise funds for suffering women and children in France. Dr. F E May of the Georgia war relief committee said the final amount will be counted and telegraphed to France. He called the event a success and thanked supporters.
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F. E. May
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Rome Charter Amendment Favored by House Committee
A Rome city charter amendment bill to extend recall to twelve months and empower the city commission to license regulate and control near beer sales was recommended to pass by the house committee on counties and county matters amid pro charter opposition led by Seaborn Wright and local prohibitionists. Delegations from Macon also urged changes to exclude South Macon from city limits. the measure was opposed by Bibb representative Alve Barfield and the committee recommended not to pass.
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Murder and $80,000 theft alleged in Iowa case
July 14 in Reford Iowa witnesses testified at the hearing of Sittes Dunts man an Iowa pioneer charged with murder in the death of Nathaniel Smith a Missouri Seattle man and the alleged theft of 90000 Mrs Elizabeth Benson sister of Mata Cost the trial heard the gang discussed disposal of the money Samuel Anderson testified his treasure chest search was corroborated by his brothers Robert and Henry It was expected the Huntar Manta case would end tomorrow with further hearings for Samuel Scrivner and John Darmewood connected to the murder.
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Nathaniel Smith
Elizaveth Tenson
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Sary
Smith
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Henry
Hunta
Samuet
Scrivner
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Vwenry Darmewood
Telegrapher Mohan Dies After Africa Service
Washington July 24 Richard D Mohay one of the few surviving comrades of Haron Dhanis in Belgian Congo work and the last white survivor of the party that connected the coast of the dark continent by telegraph died yesterday at Foal Oak Missouri from motor wounds after twenty years service in Africa He was decorated by Belgium France and the sultan of Zanzibar for mediation with the British force He aided efforts to curb Arab slave traffic and cannibalism Mohun went to Africa twenty years ago as commercial agent of the United States in the Congo and led a life devoted to the dark continent Mohun was 30 years old.
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Richard
D.mohay
Haron’ Dhanis
Goastn
Foal Oak
Africa
Mohun
Baeland
Belgium
France
American physician held as German spy
Wheeling leaders report Dr. L Coyle, a prominent Wheeling physician, is claimed held in Toronto as a German spy. A postcard received by Dr. J M Heath alleges the jail message asking for credentials. Toronto authorities deny any detention of Dr. Coyle and dispute the claim.
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Dr. Corlet
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Jett
Airships for Britain 16 built in wartime record
Tendon July 14 reports show airship No 16 was under construction in 1914 as Britain expanded airship program. The accounts place sixteen combatant airships in service by end of last fiscal year, with total costs above 570 million dollars.
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Avaise
Great
Britshte
Berlin Sees Mixed U.S. Reaction to German Note on Submarines
Berlin reports conflicting views on how American papers handle Germany’s submarine warfare note. British and French agencies quote U.S. editors selectively, with some sources downplaying war talk while others note potential gains for German aims. German outlets urge calm, deny U.S. reactions will derail negotiations, and warn against misleading quotations.
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London
Germany
United States
Kreuz Zotane
Taxes Zeiting
Biersen Zeitung
Bitish
Great Beytee
France
Kreuz Hentung
America
Acanuuel
Reuter
No Haper
Nass Boersen Zeitung
Arts
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Wennot
Roersen Zeitung
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Submarine Toll in June Reported by Overseas Agency
A June bulletin states German submarines sank several Allied ships including Bellieh Ahres Freeh and a Belgian merchantman. Total entente losses reach about 125000 tons. Human losses are described as small as submarines afforded ample warning and time for crew to abandon ship when no resistance was offered.
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Overseas Agency
Dlehing
Ufe
Calls for Officers to Arrest a Lodger McAfee
Aged man McAfee was arrested after an alleged assault at Mrs AL Withers home on 5 Duda Avenue. Withers reported he forced entry, attacked her, and fled through a back window to a neighbor’s home, claiming a conspiracy to rob him and hidden savings. He was to be given a hearing next Tuesday.
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Withe
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Duda Avenue
Bre
Withers
Elise
Uncertain incident at Herndon street front porch
A disjointed report describes a late hour event near 60 South Johnson Street involving a barber and a deceased person. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but it references an incident on a porch and mentions a restobarrier and Herndon street. No clear names or outcomes are preserved.
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Teilime
Jiehson
Herndon
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