Walter Johnson Dominates In Fresh Pitching Showdown
In New York on July 5, Walter Johnson of the Washington Senators again dazzled with his twenty seventh straight scoreless inning and his ninety seventh out since starting nineteen years ago. Johnson fanned the side in the second inning and matched the era of openers set by Jack Britton in a stylistic clash that echoed past greats.
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Yors
Walter Johnson
Washington Senatars
Charles Walte Hol
Hoyt
Mr. Olinson
Johnon
Tehnean
Jack Britton
Leonard
Britton
Dolinsnn
Benny Gson
Wlee Britton
Synel
Tuck Britton
Walter
Oh Johnson
Kingrol
Kame
Wil
Molla Reaches Semi Finals In All Comers Tennis
Molla Mallory, American singles champion, advanced to the semi finals of the all comers tennis championship at Wimpeldoon England by defeating Mrs Hudgington of Maryland. The American produced a fine exhibition of sound tennis and never faced a heavy challenge.
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Wimpelddon
Eng
Tuy Lears
Molla B. Mallory
Hudgington
Mayland
Man Drops 84 Pounds Walking Across Mohave Forest
Frank Merk of Dang traveled from Cah to Los Angeles weighing 264 pounds upon arrival. He claims to have walked across the Mohave forest without carrying any supplies.
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Los Angeles
Cah
Frank
Colgate Enjoyed Very Big Year On Diamond
Colgate posted a standout baseball season with thirteen wins in sixteen games, crowning Colgate as intercollegiate northern champion. Johnson won twenty three games, struck out more batters than any hurler in either league, and the team featured three straight victories and a strong pitching staff led by Bonaventure.
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Colgate
Qalzaty
Sieser
Syracise
Roches Sint Bonaventures
Johnson
Camp Omans Convalescent Camp Opens Next Week
The Associated Charities plan to open Camp Omans for convalescent children the latter part of next week. Mrs. J. P. Omans and Mrs. Fl R B Omans fund the camp, which serves children from city organizations, with summer activities and fall programs for mothers. The two camps operate separately, with Omans aiding recovering children and Hemlocks serving those still needing medical attention.
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Omans
Mra
J.P. Omana
Fl R B. Omans
Associated Charities
Omens
Ean
Coors
Thes
Cherilescape
Former German Officers Now Hold Strange Jobs
Former German officers, displaced by Versailles terms, scatter across Germany in new roles. Many entered banks, industry, and civil service, while others pursued universities and technical training. A notable few, including Lt. Bere of famed naval command, found work abroad or in heavy industry, illustrating how veterans adapted to postwar economic upheaval and the National Employment Bureau’s efforts aided reemployment.
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Kart
von Wiegand
Berlin
Germa
Clesman Civil Service
Fleichswear
Security Police
Ghia
Ahout
Lhe Totel Ageregate
Thisigure
say+ savs
Orig
Ina
Thes
Poshiong
National Employment Bureau
Shanzi
Garde
Ollymient Tureau
Bere
Appan
Moaeawo
Rong
Hamburg
Schieuwig-Holatain Vilage
Denmark
Selioo
Macburg
Ley
Ene
Bnanass
Ruenla
Naeonal Employment Hosea
Germany
Cotton shipping rates rise in talks with Egyptian firms
An agreement between Egyptian shipping companies and British interests raises the freight for Egyptian cotton to the United States by ten shillings per hundredweight. The rate increase marks a shift in Atlantic cotton movements, with the old baseline set in 1852 by John Graham.
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CATRO
Agaociated Press
Shine
Ed Bates
Unite States
Fish Skinner
Nonsensical OCR mix hints at iron supplement advertisement
Fragmentary text references Nuxated Iron and absorption claims. It resembles an old advertisement style, mentioning strength and dietary pills, with garbled phrases and disjointed marketing rhetoric. The piece lacks coherent events or people to anchor a full news summary.
Pimply Skin Petersons Ointment Notice
An odd ad copy promotes Petersons Ointment for pimply skin. It mentions application steps and includes unclear pricing figures, with stray phrases and numbers scattered through the text. The overall readability is poor and the item appears as a damaged vintage advertisement sample.
Bandits Disarm Cop in St Louis Heist
Bandits disarmed a patrolman on Lower Grove street and fled with about 28 thousand dollars. A messenger for the Tower Grove bank was robbed of a satchel containing a large sum as seven armed men escaped, with no immediate pursuit reported.
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St, Louis, Jay
Ancruciated
Bunda
Lower Grove Street
Joseph Moason
Tower Grove
Mossenger
Funeral Held For Murder Victim Ty Watkeacat
Police attended the funeral of Ty Watkeacat, 21, murdered by his father-in-law. Detectives guarded the ceremony as grief and protests surrounded the service.
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Watkeacat
Associate! Press
Salvatore Rbrionels
Fonday
Atphonge Ponselie
Carmel
Rosa Pongelia
Ops Pra
Tory
Flypteria
Sob
Brigugio
Feque Cervyins
Russian Bread Loan Prompted Subscriptions
Moscow reports state banks and institutions have subscribed to the Russian bread loan. Officials say bread supplies and grain crops will exceed earlier estimates, with tens of millions of pounds of grain pledged by workers, cooperatives, and state enterprises.
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Mosscaw
Pramier Burmeneft
Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Relief and Money Back
An advertisement touts a remedy for rheumatism claiming rapid relief from pain swelling and soreness with a money back guarantee if not effective. It asserts Allen as the tested conqueror of rheumatism and cites testimonials from Rochester New York as proof of results and urges readers to visit local drug stores for purchase.
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Allenria
Allen
Jams
Atier
Rochester
Allerehy
Sis
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