Draft Rule No Longer Holds Fultz Insists
NEW YORK Aug 3 The draft rule by which major leagues obtain players from the minor leagues for a stated sum is regarded by the minors as a thing of the past. David L Puls president International Baseball League announced that the minor leagues may withdraw from the national agreement if they so desire, and a committee led by A R Tierney was appointed to arrange separation. The national agreement would stay in force until a formal agreement is signed yet the commission has not been accessible.
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David L. Puls
International Baseball League
Gary Herrmann
Cincinnati
Wik Jenn
Mnor Lague
Laeil
National Commission
Tierney
New York
Fultz
National League
Majors
Naval Court Martial Proceedings Postponed in Brooklyn
The naval court martial at the Brooklyn Navy Yard halted after Lieutenant Benoit J. Ebert pleaded guilty to six of fifty one charges related to graft and irregularities in wartime Navy purchases. The inquiry adjourned until Monday for Washington instructions.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Benoit J. Ebert
Washington
SILL Steinme Eyes Prizes and 18 000 in Bridgeport Bans
Fragmentary item mentions yachtsmen prizes, firemen clams, and a Bill urging 18 000 dollars. References THEA 18,000 buB House and private banking in a cryptic, garbled notice. No clear event or dates, but tones suggest a local society or advertorial snippet with names and a call for subscription.
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Bill
Eastern Loagel Yesterday's results and standings
Eastern leagues report Bridgeport 10 Hartford 0 Providence 2 Worcester 1 Springfield New Haven Pittsfield 2 Waterbury 1. Weekend results show multiple scores and a crowded ladder with Providence leading the standings. National and American League results follow, detailing box scores and upcoming games amid a Red Cross appeal for military families.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Providence
Worcester
Springfield
New Haven
Pittsfield
Waterbury
ABE Hartford
Britain to Supervise Estonia Under German Dispatch
Berlin dispatch reports that Britain will supervise the Esthonian province near Petrograd as in Egypt, with a system modeled on Egyptian administration. The notice cites Reval newspapers and notes the arrangement covers the eastern Baltic area under German influence.
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Coblenz, O
Pr. German Wireless
Set
New Campus Restaurant to Open Tomorrow on John Street
A new campus restaurant with shore dinners and a ladies dining room will open at 10 o'clock tomorrow on John Street between Maitr and Broad. Proprietors W Jd Lange and He Alvord have invested to create an attractive eating place with a green ladies dining room and a white tiled self service area. The kitchen and bakeries are in the basement, with plans for an old English grill. Shore dinners and seafood will be served after 6 p.m.. dining room hours run from 7:30 a.m. to 12:50 a.m., self service open day and night.
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W. Jd
Lange
Alvord
Revolt Denied by Montenegrin Figure in Exile Dispatch
A statement from Ivan Pavichoviteh, a former Montenegrin by birth, sent from Cettinje, denies published reports of a revolt in Montenegro and states there is no uprising. The legation of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes received the denial.
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Washington
Alig
Montenegro
Ivan
Pavichoviteh
Cettinje
Quirky Sports Snippet Mix Sparks Oddball Tales
A jumble of sports chatter and humorous asides references Giants Dodgers Red Sox and other clubs, with quirky lines about players matches meals and vague promises. The note mix bites into team talk and gossip with no clear single event or outcome.
Two Memorial Windows Dedic at St Pauls Huntington Center
At St Pauls Episcopal church Huntington Center a service was held to dedicate two memorial windows. One honors Her Haynes J. Everest former rector and the other honors Mrs Harriet Stanf eld wife of another former rector. Rev George J. Sutherland led the dedication and preached.
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Huntington Center
Haynes J. Everest
Harriet 4. Stanfeld
George J. Sutherland
Actors and Artists Federation delegates head to Chicago
Edwin Mordant and James Patrick with Wic Hick Leave for Chicago for an executive board meeting of the Rated Actors and Artists to enlist Western actors in the fight for Actors Equity against production managers Grant Mitel and Jean. Patrick, president, will preside at the meeting with labor leaders present.
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James Wiblian Pitzpatrick
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Chicago
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Actors’ Equity Association
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Jean
Theillago
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Seaside Park concert by Wheeler and Watson Hand
A seaside park event yesterday featured a Wheeler and Watson Hand performance. Four midiner of catchy selections entertained the gathering, though the show faced a troubled reception from attendees.
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Persis
Sseaside Park
Wheeler and Watson
French Debate on U S Senate Ratification Shapes French Plan
Paris Ag 3 With the U S Senate debate over the peace treaty under way, French officials await Washington's stance to guide a September ratification. The government party has failed to press early approval, while opposition uses U S positions as leverage. Also noted are Jugo Slav demands on the Brokozery wheat field and Allied talks on Germany’s surrendered aircraft.
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Master Printers Enjoy Outing at Lordship
A Lordship outing of Master Printers featured a baseball game between married and single men, a big dinner at Waters Shore House, and an afternoon dip followed by evening dancing. The event provided strong entertainment and camaraderie for the group and their guests.
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Lordship
Shore House
Havana Wet Center Rumor Hits Kentucky Saloon Trade
Louisville dealers warn that Havana could become the nation’s wet center as barkeepers liquor dealers and thirsty patrons migrate there. Distillers have sent shipments to Cuba but demand lags expectations with about 10 000 barrels of whiskey exported from Louisville since July 1.
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United States
Havana
Cuba
Kentucky
Derby Man Imprisoned Hangs Self in Derby City Jail
A Derby man, reportedly imprisoned for alleged pe ime and dies in a morning incident at his home on 44 Caroline Street. Police say his wife informed officers of a disturbance prior to the event and constables found the man’s body after rounds at the station.
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Cspeetal
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Uleide
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Cigarmakers Demand 50 Percent Wage Increase
Union cigarmakers from southern central and eastern Pennsylvania meet in Reading to approve demands for a 40 percent wage rise a 44 hour week and better conditions with a general strike as an immediate option if employers do not accept. J P Keenan presided and Andrew P Hower will issue notice to employers.
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Aug. S
Pennsylvania
J. P. Keenan
Lanecaster
Blue Labely League
Andrew P. Hower
Fur Trimmed Bathing Suit Headlines Fashion Craze
Fur trimmed bathing suits surge in popularity with rabbit fur collars and sunbright styling. The Summer Chill trend features fur that revives instantly after submersion, while Seishy designs in black silk showcase tropical color tones. Authorities warn one piece swimsuits may be banned next summer.
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Tlanetc City
G. J
Tropics
Navy Drydock at Pearl Harbor Opens Next Week
The official opening of the Pearl Harbor drydock near Honolulu will mark a decade of work and a four million dollar investment. Secretary of the Navy Daniels will officiate at the christening around August 7, providing a critical Pacific fleet facility.
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Washington
Navy Drydock
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
United States
Daniels
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