Cravath Tops Sluggers as Cobb Leads A L Bats
Cravath of Philadelphia still leads NL batters with a .450 average after nine games. Burns and Olson tie for most singles at 25. Larry Cole of New York tops total bases with 67. Williams and Kauff share home runs with five. Myers Magee and Kunzichy tied for sacrifice flies with 4. Cobb keeps the AL lead in batting and total bases despite slipping in some counts. Eddie Collins tops basestealers with 13.
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Chicago
Cravath
Philadelpia
Burns
New York
Olson
Brooklyn
Larry Cole
Young
Williams
Olphia
Kauff
Eddie Collins
Woodsville Girl Weds Almore D Mank in Boston ceremony
Miss Livia Ellen Mann of Woodsville daughter of Mr and Mrs Kara B Mann married Almore Dexter Mank a Waldoboro Maine native. The noon ceremony at Tremont Temple Baptist Church Boston was performed by Rev Cortland Myers D D. The couple honeymooned in New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington before returning to Woodsville to reside with the bride's parents.
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Nashua
Boston
Woodsville
Hale’s Tavern
Wells River
Woodsville High School
Emerson College of Oratory
White Entertainment Bureau
Chavitauqqua
New England States
Middle Soutes
South
Canada
I. A. O. Club
Womteville
Hannah Morrill Whiteher
D. A
William Brewster
Mrs. Mank
Women raise 2 714 100 in Vermont Victory Loan drive
Rutland June 7 final report by Mrs A Simpson state chairman shows women in Vermont raised 2 714 100 in subscriptions for the Victorious Fifth. County tallies include Addison 139 750 Bennington 268 850 Caledonia 867 00 Chittenden 408 550 Franklin 871 700 Grand Isle 16 900 Lamoille 859 800 Orange 190 300 Orleans 74 100 Washington 312 400 Windham 51 000 Windsor 191 550.
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Rutland
A. Simpson
Thir ¢Lty
Woman's Liberty Loan Committee of
Vermont
Washington County
Addison
Bennington
Caledonian
Portugal Offers Prize for Flight to Brazil
The Associated Press reports a Portuguese decree offers a prize of 30 contos five thousand? no, 3240 dollars for the Portuguese or Brazilian aviator who flies from Portugal to Brazil. The government aims to encourage air travel between the two nations.
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Portugal
Brazil
Lisbon
Prese
Yestatal Prize Y
Brasil
Koreans Executed by Japanese Soldiers Near Seoul
In a Cheom-ni church near Seoul, 35 Koreans were shot or killed with bayonets by Japanese soldiers amid an alleged independence crackdown. Investigators confirm the atrocity. reports also describe village burnings and deaths in Soochun and Tyung-fu, with missionaries and consular officials visiting to document the events.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Cheom-ni
Seoul
Korea
Hasegawa
Soochung
Cheam-ni
Renses
Curtive
Auariay
Raterees
Bir
Roydas
Mr. Underwood
Boyd
Vinit
Lear
Soochun
Stacy L. Roberts
Pyong Yang
Father Reproaches Son for Long Delayed Earnest Life Path
A stern father scolds Charles at twenty five for not earning a penny, comparing his son’s neglect to his own past when he married and established a family with 850 pounds in the Hoston Transcript. The exchange frames a generational tension over responsibility and achievement.
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Charles
Rutland Soldier Dies in Action in War Report
War department notice lists Vermont men missing or wounded in action. Private Frank Garruso of Rutland reported previously missing is now named as killed in action. Capt Herbert W. Taylor of Fairfax slightly wounded. Other Vermonters Haupt, Langlaly, and Portier listed as wounded.
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Frank Garruso
Herbert W. Taylor
Fairfax
Washington, D.C
War Department
Vermont
Killen
Frank Gorruso
Rutland
Haupt
Pwirfax
Wagoner Hildevert Langlaly
Winooski
Leon J. Portier
Shelburne
Berlin Debates Keeping Status as Capital City
Berlin residents hold a mass meeting to oppose removing Berlin’s capital status. Mayors and speakers tout Berlin as a world city of art and a safe, clean metropolis, while admitting past crime and disorder. Statements defend reinventing Berlin as a distinguished cultural center. Authorities urge improvement amid harsh criticism of imperial era decay.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Wermith
Wermuth
Lydicus Willner
Max Osburn
Imperial
Diphtheria Survivor Credits Peruna Cure for Catarrh
Miss Lovien Rueckar of Rust Belt Oakland California details years of catarrh after diphtheria. She credits Peruna with relief and urges keeping Peruna and Manalin at home. The letter touts Peruna's reach to stomach bowels liver and other organs by aiding digestion and elimination to promote healthy mucous membranes and blood. Tablets or liquid are sold by adv.
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Lovien Rueckar
St. Rust Oak
Land
Cal
Ahe Nuya
Peru
Paris Strike Denials Refute German Money Allegations
Paris workers yesterday repudiated rumors that German money or Bolshevism fueled the four day strike in the region. A strikers meeting declared there was no mysterious origin and affirmed the strike grew from legitimate worker demands.
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Paris
Mexican rebel leader Davila killed in Oaxaca battle
Mexico City June 7 Jose Davada Davila former federal general who led a revolt for over four years was officially announced killed in battle in Oaxaca. He had previously served as governor of Oaxaca state.
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Jose Inex Davilia
Mexico City
Associated Press
Jose Tues Davila
Oaxaca
Davilla
Ouxaca
Senate authorizes leak investigation on treaty copies
Washington June 6 The Senate ordered an investigation into how copies of the peace treaty with Germany reached individuals in New York. Senator Hitchcock led the resolution, with opposition by Kellogg. The Senate also approved a request to obtain the treaty text from the State Department, marking a broader inquiry into wartime diplomacy and the distribution of treaty materials.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
New York
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Korah
Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogg
Minnesota
Hitchcoc
Johnson
California
State Department
Lodge
Borah
Republicane
T Hitchenck
Lansing
Paris
White House
Peace Commission
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Almore D. Mank
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Ivadern
Thotiss
N. B.C. Graham
National Biscuit A Company
Umm
Ain
Independent Newspaper
Republican Party
The
Springfield Republican
Republic
Mio Party
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Tapt
Wilson
Republican
Springfield
Mass
Tabor Iealiere
United States
Port Warne
Ind
Shelton
Conn
Cleveland
O. Waterson
N. J
N.Y
Storiny Leitch
Fort Wayne
Yale University
National Council of Defence
National Association of Manufacturers
B. Edmond David
Paterson
York
Rice Scranton
Beavertown
Hwever
Eyatetp
Worknpp
Davis
David
House
the Diamond Rubber Co
Akron, Ohio
Reynolds & Son
Main St
Barre, Vt
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