Indians Hammer Red Sox 13 5 In Cleveland Rout
Cleveland defeated Boston 13 to 5 as the Indians hammered Joe Bush and relievers in a two hour forty minute game. Elmer Smith had four hits, while Fortune and Eibel each contributed key hits as Cleveland built leads from the third inning onward. Sidelines note injuries limited Mike McNally while Ray Caldwell held Boston to steady progress after an early surge.
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Feud Among New England Women Delegates Within Democratic Train Car
Rhode Island and Massachusetts women clash over planks and action with the national committee. Rhode Island insists on state delegation independence until San Francisco, while Massachusetts pushes joint talks and endorses the committee planks. Former Mayor Fitzgerald reels in support and Gerard signals for a strong liberal platform.
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Holyoke
Boxers Set for Five-Bout Card at Lyceum Hall
Mike Maguire reports Lyceum A. G. of Woburn will stage five bouts Thursday night at Lyceum Hall Woburn. Matches include Tommy O'Brien vs Ed Burton six rounds Frankie Nelson vs Tommy Slanagan six rounds Eddie Daley vs Young Burke six rounds Freddie Warren vs Young Duffey eight rounds Hollis Porkus vs Al Laynes eight rounds. Final Olympic tryouts to be held July 12 13 in New York with sectional trials on the Pacific coast Middle West Philadelphia Boston and Pittsburg. Boston tryouts tomorrow night. Olympic wrestling tryouts set for July 12 13 at Twenty second Regiment armory New York to align for Greco Roman in Antwerp.
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Shamrock IV Leads 23‑Meter Trial at Sandy Hook
Shamrock IV finished the 23 metre trial ahead of the trial boat at Sandy Hook New Jersey. It started at 2 10 49 and ended 4 53 29, an elapsed 2 42 40. The trial boat started 2 12 and finished 5 02 50, elapsed 2 60 50.
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N. J
Burleson urges open stand on key issues at San Francisco
San Antonio Texas June 22 Postmaster General Albert S Burleson urged the Democratic platform to be honest about major national questions. He called for clear positions on prohibition government ownership of utilities labor rights and the League of Nations covenant as the party's agenda for the San Francisco convention with his Texas delegation role noted.
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Albert
Burleson
Texas
League of Nations
Palmer claims harmony as 250 Pennsylvanians head to convention
Attorney general A. Mitchell Palmer aboard a special train with 250 Pennsylvania Democrats en route to the San Francisco convention. Palmer denied discussing his candidacy while Warren Van Dyke predicted Palmer would enter with 74 of 76 delegates pledged and about 400 votes on the first roll call.
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A. Mitenen Palmer
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Palmer
Warren van Dyke
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charlestown Man Dies After Fall Before Home
Daniel Taylor aged 82 of 11 Union Street Charlestown died at Haymarket Relief Hospital at 8 45 pm from a fractured skull after a fall on the sidewalk in front of his home during a sick spell yesterday afternoon. He had lived in Charlestown 35 years and, apart from being single, had no known near relatives.
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Haymarket
Eddie Goode Faces Yale in Soldier Field Showdown
Harvard and Yale renew their baseball duel at Soldiers Field with an 80,000 crowd. Eddie Goode starts for Harvard after shutting out Holy Cross and Tufts, while Lefty Coxe seeks to stop the Crimson following Princeton win. Babe Felton won the first leg for Yale in New Haven.
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New Haven
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Holy Cross
Tufts
Fenway Park
Lefty Coxe
Princeton
MISS ZINDERSTEIN WINS NETS IN DETROIT
Miss Corinne Gould of St Louis, the title holder, Miss Marion Zinderstein of Boston and Miss Eleanor Tennant of Los Angeles opened the national clay court tennis championship with easy wins. Gould defeated Detroit’s Lois Morris in straight sets 6 0, 6 0. Zinderstein beat Mrs Vance of Detroit 6 0. Tennant defeated Miss Wise of Cleveland 6 3, 6 0.
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Corinne Gould
St. Louis
Marion Zinderstein
Boston
Eleanor Tennant
Los Angeles
Miss Gould
Lois Morris
Zinderstein
V. Vance
Miss Tennant
Miss Wise
Cleveland
To Be Married in King's Chapel Tomorrow
Miss Katharine Walker will wed Henry S. Hubbell at King's Chapel at noon tomorrow in the presence of relatives and guests. The engagement was announced last month, and Miss Walker is a member of the Sewing Circle.
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Henry S. Hubbell
King’s Chapel
Miss Walker
Katherine Walker
Women's Clubs Endorse Art and Prohibition at Convention
At Des Moines Iowa on June 22 the General Federation of Women's Clubs debated resolutions urging prohibition support and opposing its undermining. Proposals included promoting decorative art, a federal art department, curb billboard erection, national library service, an eight hour day for women, a minimum wage commission, Americanism legislation, thrift campaigns, and a publicity department, with Pilgrim tercentenary observances planned.
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Towa
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. 8
Prentiss Nichols
Federal
Department of Art
National Library Service
United States Department of Justice
State Fails to Get Coal Bids
The State seeks hundreds of thousands of tons for its institutions but receives no bids. At a State House conference, hospitals decide to buy coal on their own as conditions deter bidders. A. E. Gilman of Boston State Hospital says contracts have drawn strong competition in past years, totaling about 175 000 tons.
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State House
A. E. Gilman
Boston State Hospital
Government orders police to board train at Clough Jordan
In Dublin on June 22 the government again directed the police to board the train at Clough Jordan, but railway workers refused to move the train, continuing the stalemate from yesterday. No other railroad developments are reported.
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Clough Jordan
Michigan Wolverines topple California in baseball clash
Ann Arbor, June 22. The University of Michigan defeated the University of California 9 to 2 in a baseball game played today.
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Mich
University of Michigan
University of California
Camel Cigarettes Promised: Quality Flavor and Satisfaction
The advertisement extols Camels as superior cigarettes with a mellow body and refreshing flavor. It claims Camels meet every smoker’s taste and offer a new standard of cigarette quality blending Turkish and domestic tobaccos.
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