Phillies Triumph and Pirates Split in Dense Box
In a muddled score line, Philadelphia edges a foe 2 to 1 in a tense nine innings as Milius, Krueger, Peters and Braggy perform for the visitors. Pittsburgh tally details appear with Cooper Schmidt and O Farrell contributing in a separate clash.
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Philadelphia
R. HH. E. Lyn
Milius
Krueger
Braggy
Peters
R. H. Eisburgh
Hattarles
Cooper and
Schmidt
Eaves
Tork
Tyle
O'Farrell
Suspension of Major Refinery Program Affects Casper Plants
Hundreds face job changes as Casper refineries suspend construction at the Midwest plant and scale back payroll. The Standard Oil operation will finish its current project before reducing permanent staff to about 1,200, while Midwest workers face a roughly 23 percent cut effective July 1. Officials stress current capacity and ongoing construction remain under way with no immediate layoffs.
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Midwest
Standard
Standard Company
Prevent Midwest
FR. M. Andrus
Ist
Trial of Generals Over Killing Order Begins
Leipsic June 29 A French government commission opens the trial of General Stenger and Major Crumins for alleged orders to kill French prisoners in 1914. The case marks the first brought before the supreme court on French allegations. Witnesses are summoned as the German trial proceeds.
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Leipsic
Gi Benno Crusius
Commi
Stonger Ie
Crimins
American League Baseball Scores and Batter Details
In a set of early games Cleveland loses to Detroit 17 to 66 runs total before a New York doubleheader where Chase and Pennock lead. Washington falls 5 to 16 with Morris and Perkins productive for the Senators. St Louis edges Philadelphia 3 to 1 as Faber and Schalk pace the batteries with Davis and Collins supporting.
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Erago
Faber and Schalk
Davis Collins
Senator France Arrives at Riga for Talks on Trade
Senator Joseph J Prance of Maryland arrives in Riga to explore potential trade relations between the United States and the Soviet bloc. Delays arise and he may depart for Moscow tomorrow. The trip includes extended privileges and transportation provisions for diplomats and courtiers.
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Higa
Esad
Joseph J. Prance
Aryland
Mexican Booze Makes Good Fuel
In Phoenix Arizona a tequila fueled incident demonstrated the drink’s burning properties. Sheriff Montgomery poured liquor into a gutter to test it, flames were extinguished by the fire department, and 61 quarta of the contraband were destroyed. The piece notes past prejudice against tequila and a broader fear that coal harmed health.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Montgomery
Ouija
London
Filipinos Call for US Protectorate as Independence Talks Begin
Manila reports from June 29 describe the Wood-Forbes mission touring Luzon and nearby islands with over a hundred meetings. Speakers largely support independence but favor a US protectorate if independence is granted. The team lauds progress in education and notes a need for more teachers and infant care expertise. General Wood praises women’s public roles and expects to stay in Manila before continuing the inquiry.
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P. 1
Wood-Forbes
Uzon
United States
Luzon
Philippines
General Wood
W. Caameron Forbes
Mory Amrthos
General Waal
Clargd
Death of 100-year-old northern Michigan woodsman Fertia
Petoskey Michigan reports the death of John Fertia aged 100 a veteran woodsman who lost chest burns while defending his home from a fire. He is survived by 20 children.
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Petoskey
Mich
John Fertia
Fertia
Out of Work Man Kills Self at Civic Center Theater
The body of 71 year old Michael E. Schuck was found on a bench at the Greek theater in the civic center. A note cited being out of work and money and no relatives to mourn his death. Seven cents and a .38 revolver were found beside him.
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Penver
Michael E. Schuck
Civic Center
Schuck
Anglo Japanese pact not to be renewed in present form
Conference sources indicate the British government favors a broader understanding with Japan rather than renewing the current purely military alliance. Premier Meighen of Canada and Premier Smuts of South Africa oppose any alliance, instead backing a British American Japanese understanding. General Smuts is expected to support this view and challenge special alliances.
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Japan
Meighen
Canada
Smuts
South Africa
Meighen Seeks Renewal Halt in Anglo Japanese Treaty
Premier Meighen of Canada spoke against renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty asserting its purpose served and pressing for preserving and improving relations between the United States and the British empire as discussed at the imperial premiers conference.
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London
Meighen
Canada
United States
Harding Asks Expression In Favor Of Disarmament
Montana wool sells as high as 21 cents reports from Great Falls. H H Pigott secretary of the Montana Wool Growers Association says authentic knowledge shows wool selling at 20 to 21 cents in several sections with offers as high as 22 cents rejected by growers who prefer to ship through their own selling agency for market value. The first folio Shakespeare dated 1623 sold in London for 13,250 dollars.
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Tribune
Billings
Mort
Great Falls
Anfon
H. H. Pigott
Helena
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
President Harding Calls for Broad World Disarmament Vote
In a June 29 letter to Rep Mondell Harding says it is wholly desirable for Congress to express a favorable attitude on world disarmament and urges broad terms. Mondell plans to read the letter to the House when the Borah disarmament amendment reaches debate as administration inquiries continue with foreign nations.
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Mendell
Washington
Harding
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Mandel
Ruling on Fight Is Left to Grand Jury
A note from Omaha Nebraska reports a fight case being directed to the grand jury. The article mentions irrigation and flood concerns near the Missouri river, with dikes protecting farmland breaking under pressure. Water surged into lowlands threatening crops and property. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Omaha
Nob
Missouri
Tiver
Prosecutor Returns Charge to Halt Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Reverend Harry B. Wyatt for Jersey City clergy group presents bill of complaint to Prosecutor Pierre Garvan seeking to stop the Dempsey Carpentier bout set for Saturday. Affidavits and witnesses prepared for grand jury, with hearings slated for Friday afternoon.
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Grand Jury
James B. Clark
Smoking Ban Expands In North Dakota Restaurants
Grand Forks reports a state broadening smoking restrictions effective after midnight Thursday enforcing a ban on smoking in dining rooms of public eating places. The law prohibits tobacco use in many public spaces to curb exposure and protect patrons.
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Gypsum Plant Burns in Iowa Fire Destroys Factory
A morning blaze in Dodge, Iowa destroyed the block plant of the United Bates Gypsum Company. Loss was estimated near 9900,000 with logs and building damaged in the fire of unknown origin.
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Yort Dodge
Lows
United Bates Gypsum Company
Road Conditions Across State Roads and Detours
Road report lists conditions from Grant Highway Nebraska line to Keeline and on to Orin Junction as fair to good. Detour via La Prelle Dam road for a week, with rough sections noted between Shoshoni Riverton and the Indian reservation before improving. Birdseye Pass is good, while overloaded trucks face sleep-grille issues. details include Casper to Shoshoni, Salt Creek to Kaycee, and Kaycee to Sheridan roads.
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Nebraska
Keeline
Orin Junction
Wallowstone Highway
Biatte County
Douglas
Casper Fair
la Prelle Dam
Careyhurst
Casper
Shoshoni
Riverton
Hudson
Lander
Birdseye Pass
Casper-halt Creek
Salt Creek
Kaycee
Sheridan
Baltimore consecrates missionary bishop for Honolulu district
The Rev. John Dominique La Mothe was consecrated Protestant missionary bishop of Honolulu today at the Church of the Ascension where he was rector. Bishop Daniel B. Tuttle of Missouri officiated. La Mothe's district covers all Hawaiian islands and the American Samoan group.
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Baltimore
John Dominique la Mothe
Pracopil
Honolulu
Church of the Ascension
Daniel B. Tattle
Mixsouri
Stromboli Volcano Erupts Forcing Residents to Flee
The Stromboli volcano near Sicily erupts violently as residents abandon homes and flee to the mainland. The eruption's roar is heard far from the island prompting emergency measures from authorities as islanders seek safety in Sicily.
Tribune wired coverage of Dempsey Carpentier bout July 2
The Tribune will use a leased wire to relay live news from Jersey City starting at 7 am Casper time. Reports will cover arrivals, notables, and preliminaries, with detailed play by play and postfight results to Caspar, followed by updates on the crowd, weather, and aftermath.
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Tribune
Wyoming
Jack Dempy
Gorges Carpentier
Jersey City
Howe
Casper
Athering Crawde
Cas
Lampney
Carpentier
sAeenes
Chess Prodigy Beats Adults Loses to Boy
In Los Angeles on June 9 the 12-year-old chess prodigy San my Reeschewski defeated ten adult experts before losing to 9-year-old Donald Mugridge. Mugridge, one of five players who contended with Sammy for a draw, tied the youngster with a strong showing. Sammy’s L A. score includes seven draws and one adjourned game.
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Los Angeles
Sanmy Reeschewski
California
Donald Mugridge
Mugridge
Sammy
Bomb Thrown Through Roof At Miljus Home In Pittsburgh
A bomb was thrown through the roof of J Miljus and family home in Pittsburgh injuring no one and causing slight damage. J Miljus is father of John Miljus and a member of the Brooklyn National League club.
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Pittsburgh
J. Miljus
John Miljus
Brooklyn
Court Denies Quash Motion in 1919 World Series Case
In Chicago on June 29 Judge Hugo Friend overruled the defense motion to quash indictments charging a conspiracy by Chicago White Sox players to throw the 1919 World Series. The ruling set the case for briefs next Tuesday as arguments continue.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Fleal
Hugo Friend
Stromboli Volcano Erupts In Panic On Island
Residents flee in terror as Stromboli on Sicily’s north coast endures fierce eruption. Molten rock and sulphurous gas pour from the crater triggering fear of potential doom among inhabitants.
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Messina
Italy
Yubets Press
Stromboli
Sicily
No Lives Lost In Kite Balloons Near Santa Barbara
Navy officials report two kite balloons adrift near Santa Barbara Monday were unmanned. Life preservers and other signs indicated no crew were aboard, easing fears of potential loss of life.
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Los Angeles
Navy Veotels
Santa Barbara
Meet
Ruth Goes Deep Again in Second Houston Tilt
New York slugger Ruth belts his Mth homer in the first inning of the Yankee’s second game against Houston, continuing his hot circuit against the Astros.
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New York
Dune
Ruth
Houston
Woman in Wheatland Commits Suicide
Mrs. H. T. Pieh wife of a prominent local farmer was found dead by hanging in the Wheatland home cellar between 8 and 10 am Tuesday. Mental derangement had plagued her for years with prior threats of self harm. A coroner's inquest ruled death by strangulation from self-inflicted injuries. The community shares in the family’s tragedy and funeral plans await relatives. The Piatt County Farm Bureau secretary position had been held by Mr. Smith, who left that work earlier this year.
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the Tribune
Wheatland
Wyo
H. T. Pieh
Smith
Piatt County Farm Bureau
Coal Bill Defeated In Senate Vote Recommits
Washington June 29 The Senate voted 8 to 4 to recommit Senator Freylinghuysens bill to authorize the Interstate Commerce Commission to establish seasonal coal rates was virtually defeated today amid sharp dispute over price regulation and energy policy.
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Washington
Freylinghuyaen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Disabled Veterans Warn Socialists at National Convention
Fifty delegates from the Disabled Veterans of the World War interrupted the Socialist National convention in Detroit to warn Socialists they are ready to fight to defend the flag against sedition and treason. They demanded peaceful protest and emphasized rights to free speech and assembly while opposing violence.
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Detroit
Socialist National Convention
Tuwlph Tiorr
Beattile
Bootlett
Tad Wale
J. Louis Wagdahl
Bealtie
Uae
Guna Amt
Agai Cameron
Aebegale
California
Attec
One Man Chorus Found in Vocational Education Output
Washington officials report a disabled veteran named John Jordan created a unique one man chorus during a vocational education program. His performance, described as a remarkable achievement, featured singing while completing tasks in a Minneapolis school to prepare for a vaudeville career.
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Feterat Board
Jondard Faufmal
Able
Alfa
Blake Kauman
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