Baseball Results From International Leagues
Baseball scores from Binghamton Jersey City and Newark. Buffalo beats Binghamton 6 to 5 in a 17 inning contest. Rochester slips past Toronto in a 3 to 4 game. Baltimore defeats New York City 5 to 7 in 11 innings. Reading tops Newark 7 to 2 in the first game and 9 to 0 in the second. Toledo loses to Indianapolis 0 to 4 in the first game and 2 to 9 in the second. Columbus defeats Louisville 4 to 3 in the first game and 4 to ? in the second.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Toledo
Indianolis
Indianpolis
Louisville
Columbus
Louis
Hou
Milwaukee St Paul Transit Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Milwaukee and St Paul with references to transit or city events. The readable text hints at a cross-city link or timetable but lacks clear names, dates, actions, or outcomes. Further readable content is needed to produce a precise summary.
Sofoott Wants Chance with Naval League Tryout
SOHOTT WANTS CHANCE is in town hoping to join an eastern league team after Navy service. Former star first sacker in the Virginia league, he played for the Suffolk Virginia nine, hit .278 and fielded .981, recently returned from Florida and in good shape, eager to cover first base again. Bridgeport City Soccer Team defeated the Winchesters of New Haven at the Meadows in the afternoon round.
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Sohott
Frank Senott
Navy
U. S. Navy
Suffolk
Virginia
Florida
Cyty “Wen
Bridgeport
Winchesters
New ‘Haven
Government urges German troops to stay amid turmoil
Fragmentary text hints at officials pressing German forces to remain as internal strife escalates. scattered phrases reference Bolsheviks and wartime rhetoric, with unclear locations or dates, suggesting a wartime dispatch lost to OCR.
Avers Booms Now on the Wane in Wartime Town
Ayer, May 25. The wartime boom that doubled the population and filled streets with soldiers and visitors is fading. Stores close, rents drop, and room prices ease as the cantonment winds down. Merchants report large profits during the surge, especially newcomers, while locals fear decline may stretch for months. A slight revival may occur with the Officers' Training School starting June 21, bringing about 4,000 students.
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Aver
New England
Ducenatyel
Stortly
Ayer
Nears Ie
Paleo
Pea
Thorn
Boston Yeowomen Demand War Bonus From Sailors
Fifty women from the First Naval District plan to march on the State House to press for inclusion in a sailors’ war bonus fund. They argue many sailors gain but some did little, while many women from across the state prepared to confront legislators with ready facts and strong rhetoric.
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Boblon
Heaton
Lomerow
Wells Restored Parable Echoes in Methodist Sermon
Rev. Paul I. Edwards of First Methodist Shareh preached on Genesis 26 about Isaac diging wells and Philistines fouling them, urging that good ultimately triumphs. He tied the tale to modern times, noting reformers’ struggles and condemning evil as inevitable defeated by righteousness.
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Paul I. Edwards
Isaac
Abraham Lis
Abraham
Mark
Abraa
Horope
Austrian Chancellor Urges Early Peace Talks
Dr Karl Renner Austrian chancellor and head of the German Austrian peace delegation addresses Premier Clemenceau noting delay in submitting terms causing anxiety over power and order at home. He urges opening negotiations promptly and flags cost of keeping delegates abroad.
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Copenhagen
Karl Renner
Clemenceau
Woman and Child Die as Train Strikes Auto in Abington
At Centre avenue crossing, an auto driven by Dif ford A. Packard of Brockton was struck by a New York New Haven Hartford train. Mrs Cora A Packard and Marion Pettengill aged five died. Mrs Alice Pettengill was critically injured. Packard and two boys were severely hurt with a fractured shoulder.
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Abington
Cora A. Packard
Marion Pettengill
Brockton
Packard
Difford A. Packard
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Centre Avenue
Alice Pettengill
Car Brake Failure Blamed for Injury Incident
A report cites internal injuries linked to a vehicle crash caused by brake failure. Authorities say the brakes failed to hold, leading to the accident and subsequent injuries.
Salvation Army Drive Extended to May 26
New York reports the Salvation Army home service fund campaign for 13,000,000 dollars, planned for May 19 to 26, has been extended to next Thursday due to unusually bad weather nationwide hindering campaigners.
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New York
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Conferees Track Russian Problem Amid Finland Dispatches
Paris May 25 Interest in the Russian issue before the Council of Four sessions grows as Finland reports explosions and fires. Dispatches suggest Bolshevik forces are destroying surplus ammunition in preparation for a retreat southward. Helsingfors notes Moscow’s push for an armistice with Admiral Kolchak has been refused.
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Paris
Council of Four
Finland
Petrograd
Helsingfors
Kolchak Hai
Pean
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