Brook Tops Monticello in 10 8 League Clash
Brook defeats Monticello 10 to 8 to cement first place as leaders of the league. Staton had an off day but Brook’s hitters dominated and cannot be dethroned. The cup may be awarded next Sunday at Wolcott after Brook faces Wolcott in the final game. Rahs for Brook’s mound ace Staten and the team as a whole.
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Brook
Monticello
Staton
Pippecanoe
Brookites
Wolcott
Staten
Moundeman
Parr
Jake
Last Sunday's Baseball Scores From Regional Matches
Monticello trailed Brige 10 to 3 as Wolcott edged Rensselaer 4 to 3 and Reynolts beat Remington 1 to 0 Mt Ayr defeated Farr 9 to 4 in a set of week end results with several close outcomes.
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BROGE
Monticello
Rensselaer
Wolcott
Remington
Reynolts
Mt. Ayr
Farr
Brook Pn
Verree
Verree Cleyaar
Trensselaar
Reynolds
Disputes Settle With Bulls Not Bullets In Humor Column
A playful Florida Union item riffs on disputes being settled with boldness rather than violence. It jokes about the Chicago Cubs considering Hippo Vaughn’s return and possible signings like Harvey Templin for a $20,000 deal, while poking fun at Illinois governor misused funds and praising Warren T. as a warranty figure.
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Chicago Cubs
Hippo Vaughn
Bushers
Harvey Templin
INL Ulyat's Crew Defeats Beavers In Threshing Run Game
The Davis and Ulyat team walloped Beaver City as Ployd Walling struck out fourteen Beavers to nine by Murfitt. Umpires Myers and Conn, with Badger scorer, reported a lively field with 30 balls in the final inning and Waling delivering a standout pitching effort.
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Davis
Ulyat
Beaver City
Floyd Waring
Earl Cory
Ross Murett
Walter Murfitt
Beavers
Bill Murétt
Ross
Myers
D& A
The
Dudes
Champs
H. Standt
Gen. Davis
Olin Uyal
W. Murfitt
Thurston
Skete
Walter
Rosa Murfitt
Cory
Frank Brandt
Fred Cattleday
Any
Waling
Geo. Davis
Phallengers
Fort Cory
Ployd Wallng
Murtitt
H. Myers
Tudo Conn
Badger
Wall
Harvey Templin
Tommie Tebo
Oyez
Ain't Chicago Bad Back Home with Warm Weather
Narrator recalls a trip to Chicago describing a crowded city, celebrity Bill Thompson, and the Pageant of Progress show charging fifty cents. He criticizes mosquito netting fashion, barbers, and the use of one piece bathing suits at beaches. Notes reformers and a Back to Nature movement, claiming society regressed to the Stone Age.
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Chicago
Bill Thompson
Not a Line o' Type or Two Just a Word From Me to You
A brief note notes a mix of original and swiped lines and hints at an upcoming season. It mentions basketball and a theater ad for Bull Durham with the phrase Roll Your Own. The passage reflects light social chatter and local ad flavor.
Real motor fuel problem and 1920s reserve limits
Associate Professor E H Leslie argues in favor of immediate concern over fuel reserves. He notes US crude oil and gasoline prices, rising vehicle numbers, and dependence on imports may lead to price increases. He discusses shale oil and alcohol limits, future engine changes, and calls for scientific and governmental cooperation to solve the fuel crisis.
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E. H. Leslie
University of Michigan
Guerroleumt
Oklahoma
Ceichys
Iminium
United States
Andy
de Sein
Mexico
Not Certain of Husband Even When She Sees Him
In Chicago before Judge John P. Haas at the South Clark Street court, Charles A. Stout and Mrs. Margaret A. Davies face questions about a marriage claim. Mrs. Sara states she was lawfully wed after a clothesline flirtation last October, then the husband disappeared with part of her belongings. The wife doubts the man’s identity and the authenticity of the union, while witnesses describe a brief, puzzling living arrangement.
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Chicago
John P. Haas
Clark Street
Charles A. Stout
Margaret A. Davies
Mutu
Sara
Wong
Tahitians Wild About Autos In Island Awakening
In Papeete Tahiti natives embrace automobiles as a new craze. The island teems with bright cars from brass-radiator engines to green fenders as pedestrians fear traffic. Government efforts aim to make roads safer while locals mortgage land to buy vehicles, sparking a cloud of yellow dust and a chorus of bustling jitneys driven by Kanak drivers.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Allen
Smae Shily Valley
Forcee
Nedel
Patua Ty
Ley
FIUME TRADE STILL SLUMPS Finme-Prime lingers
Disputes and tensions around Fiume keep the port idle as Jugoslavs resist Italian plans to merge ports. A new line of steamers is proposed from Spolato Ragusa and Cat taro to New York, while small Dalmatian coast services operate under the Yugoslav flag. Italian naval commander Foschini is sent to Pittime Ib to mediate internal conflicts.
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Ahigestavin
Flume
Potitien
Jheshivia
Spolato
Ragusa
Cattaro
New York
Dalmatici
Iuguslav
Flomte
Fiume
Baross
Jugoslavs
Buross
Suseik
Tapatlo
Talli
Foschini
Pittime Ib
Cohens Lead In New York World War Service
The World War record bureau of the state bonus commission reports the Cohens as the top surname among New York soldiers and sailors. About 2,400 Cohens served in the state, with around 5,000 bearing the name in the United States during the period of the Hindenburg Line assault, followed by 2,400 Millers, 2,000 Sullivans, and 1,500 Joneses.
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New York
Cohens
War Record Bureau
State Bonus Commission
Metropolia
Smiths
Bonus Commission
Nnifarn
United States
Get Day Off for Rio de Janeiro Newspaper Workers
Rio de Janeiro workers in newspaper offices are barred from work from eight o clock Sunday morning to eight o clock Monday morning under a municipal act approved by the city council.
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Editora
Rio de Janeiro
Saves Baby From Cat Attack In Daring Rescue
A dramatic incident ends with Harry Walters rescuing a nine month old baby Stella from a large black engine perched on her chest. The child was unconscious but revived after an hour of careful care by a physician.
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Aulaunle C
Harry Walters
Stella
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