Phil Tosser Takes First Loses Second in Doubleheader
Reds have easy time in second. Jack Scott pitched both games at Redland Field, winning 3-1 in the opener and losing 2-1 in the second. Philadelphia scored in the fourth inning of the first game on three singles and a sacrifice, while Cincinnati tallied in the first three frames of the nightcap as Eppa Rixey held the Reds.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jack Scott
Redland Field
Scott
Wanninger
Philadelphia
Jackie May
Eppa Rixey
Boott
Wilson
May
Mays
Hargrave
Old Spaniards Named River Old Spaniards Named River
In the Purgatoire region a Colorado New Mexico canyon was long known as El Rio de las Animas Perditas The River of Lost Souls When French trappers shortened it to Purgetorre then Purgatoire and finally Picketwire the river gained its modern name The tale traces Spanish French and American footsteps along the Old Sante Fe Trail through Trinidad and beyond.
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Oanea FE
N. M
Pala
Magnificent Canyon
Colorado
New Mexico
Hve
Dave
EL Rio de Las Animas Perditas
Hitle
United States
Spain
Florida
Mexico
Vem
Missappi
Santan Fo
Was
Trinidad
Bonts Fe
Sopla
Picketwire
Frontieramen
France's Woolen Sock Economy Still Thrives
Paris reports show France's thrift mindset persists with widespread savers across all ages. Accounts average 500 francs amid high costs and heavy taxes, yet deposits value roughly three-fifths of gold reserves. Parliament member Ian Fraser proposes Christmas support for British forces in wartime prep.
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Paris
France
Ian Fraser
Great Britain
Walker Turns Out as Hero in Thames Canoe incident
Am erican boxing champion Mickey Walker narrowly avoided a collision with a canoe carrying two women and four children on the Thames near Tagg Island. He calmly captured the other craft while training for a middleweight title bout with Tommy Milligan. Walker described the scene to Universal Service, noting a severe drenching as the only consequence.
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London
Mickey Walker
Togger Island
Tommy Milligan
Thames
Walker
Universal Service
Jack Kearns
Billy Bayes
Pine Way
Tagg's Island
Kearns
Yonkers
New York
Cagg’e Island
Mickey
Hampton Court
Lalac
London Women Form Dressmaking Club
A new dressmaking club in Kensington has formed for women who pledge to make their own clothes. It provides facilities for sewing and shared projects to support women living in hotels or boarding houses with limited space and equipment.
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London
Kensington
Lobsters Defended as Cruelty Debate Sparks London
The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals vetoes a final notice targeting several prominent chefs. Prosecutions will follow if demands for better lobster treatment are not met. Chefs dismiss the group’s claims, claiming quick kills are humane while the society advocates slower methods. Chorus girls reportedly continue eating lobsters.
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London
Baya Govtets For
Mother Knots of Crash Before the News Comes
Mrs Horslet Garland arrived at Barkham Minor aviation event and spoke of her son. An hour later news arrived that he had crashed in an aeroplane. He reached a local hospital in time for a hopeful recovery, while his mother learned of the accident by motor car.
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Wokingham, Ingl
Horslet Garland
Barkham Minor
Garland
Borkhera
Five Bridges Finished Unites South Dakota Across Missouri
South Dakota completes a five bridge program uniting east and west by the Missouri River. From Pierre to Fort Pierre and Wheeler, Chamberlain, Bobridge, and Parkston areas gain crossings. the last span opens this summer at Fort Pierre. The project cost about 1.9 million dollars, financed by a one tenth mill tax, with J. B. Bjorkham as state bridge engineer.
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Commonwealth
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Whitchracks
Frontier Arge
George Buffington
J. B. Bjrkham
Ste
Wheeler and Chamberlain
Bobridge
Porest City
Bible Quotations in Poincaré Speeches Highlight Orator Style
The article notes M. Poincaré often uses Bible quotes in public remarks, contrasting with the use of Emerson or Washington in Franco American audiences. It observes French leaders seldom quote biblical text due to clerical political weakness, while Shakespeare remains a common Anglo style reference.
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Parie
France
M. Poincars
Audiencs
Emerson
George Weanington
Shakespeare
Pretty Madame Sun Ringed By Bayonets of Her Guard
Madame Sun, widow of Sun Yat Sen founder of the Nationalist movement, is heavily guarded in Hangkow with Cantonese troops around her residence. A reporter’s interview reveals her cautious stance, focus on women’s training, and political restraint while noting her institute training hundreds of young women in Sun Yat Sen’s philosophy and efforts toward gender equality.
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Hangbow
Madame Sun
Tsublis
Madame ‘Sun
Hangkow
Piastasses
Protecton
Sut
Shanghai
Sun Yat- Sen
Aindam
Sun
Pebruray
Tts
Chine
Echoaixto
Atndame Sun
Madame Liso
Ching
China
Shanghelevn
Flognce
Abe
Power
Fanekow
Hang- Khow
Calo Eni-Shek
America
Chris
Gray's Inn Ravens Named Mugan and Pugin
Two ravens haunting Gray's Inn are named Mugan and Pugin. The birds, linked to Norse legend and Odin, perch near an old tree import brought by Sir Walter Raleigh and planted by Francis Bacon in 1683, echoing the historic surroundings.
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London
Gray's Inn
Mugan
Pugin
Biels
Odin
England
Virginia
Sir Walter Haleigh
Prancia Bacon
Westminster Abbey Hosts New Honor Book for Fallen British Medical Corps
A Gold Book listing names of British medical corps members who fell in battle was placed in Westminster Abbey at a cost of 912,500. Graucp Hewitt assisted, needing three peers for confirmation, with Hewitt described as a six million te— but the text notes a fifteenth century Italian style and claims the letters appear machine written rather than hand drawn.
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London
Acy
Westminster Abbey
Graucp Hewitt
Ft. Hewitt Wau
Buk
Hana
Paris Judge Upholds Right To Beat Wife Case
A Paris court upholds a husband’s right to strike his wife under certain conditions. Judge Font overturns an earlier magistrate, arguing brutality is not punishable when inspired by a wife’s conduct, reinforcing traditional male authority in family life.
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Paris
France
Aupreria
Font
Last of London’s Old Waterworks For Sale
London bidders can purchase No 7 Broken Wharf Upper Thames Street once pumping station for water that fed streets. The site includes an empty engine house used as a storehouse and the works were discontinued long ago. Rent was ten shillings, about $2.40 a year.
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London
London Bridge
Broken Wharf
Thames Streets
Ditch Digging Becomes College Study at Michigan State
In East Lansing a new college course teaches ditch excavation by explosives. Instructor Livingston describes the method as a modern, efficient alternative to shovel digging for swamp drainage projects on agricultural lands. The program marks a shift from traditional back breaking work to technical excavation techniques.
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Michigan State College
East Lansing
Rick
Tt Ld
Livingston
Agricultural College
Michigan State
University of Wisconsin
Michigan
Training Negroes to be leaders in a church program
The American Church Institute for Negroes seeks to solve the race problem by educating Negro leaders. Negro training schools will be set up in 16 southern states. ten have opened so far. Fort Valley, Georgia, founded five years ago. The Rockefeller General Education Board donated $200,000 toward an $800,000 building and equipment plan. Chicago pledged $35,000.
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Chtcago
American Church Institute For
Episcopal Church
Fort Valley
General Education Board
The
Rockefeller Foundation
Chicago
Giants Win as Sherdel Turbulence Ends in Nine
World champion Giants score twice in the ninth to beat the Cardinals 4-3 at Louis while Sherdel yields six hits. Benton and Clarkson work, Thevenow subbed, New York bats 2 runs in the final frame. Pitching notes list Sherdel, Benton, Clarkson, and Reardon as key figures with late-game heroics and a quirky wooden-leg anecdote from James McGrath.
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Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Hi Guy
Benton
Clarkson
New York
Gherd
Sherdet P Sulote
Thevenow
Sth
Ivecerseee Lindstrom
la Belk
Mio Airbane Baltiath
Bares
Prisch
Thevenon Frlach
Bottomley
O'Neil
Jackson
Sherdel
Patton cites Ohio donation to expanding educational system
Dr. Robert W. Patton, director of the institute, labels the donation of $75,000 by Ohio as the largest educational system contribution of its kind. He notes a decline in criminal acts among Negroes and discusses race issues within the influence radius of the wheel.
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Ohio
Robert W. Patiton
Tig Inatieute
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