Mackmen Take First to Drop Second Fight
Yankees and Athletics split a doubleheader in New York. First game won by the Quakers 3 to 0, with Quinn vs Thomas and Glord on the mound. Second game went to the Yankees 7 to 3 as Witsy Moore earned his first major league complete game win.
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Actors Shreking Wage Cut Details
Hollywood actors oppose a proposed 40 percent wage cut asking for reasons. The Actors Equity Association plans talks with producers and the Motion Picture Academy to sign or reject the salary reduction proposal amid an ongoing inquiry by officials. Nagel presided as Frank Gilmore attended the meeting to discuss the plan and the actors seek satisfactory explanations before agreeing.
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Actors’ Eyuity Association
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Last Fight
Contd Nagel
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Huge Glass Firm Merger Completed In Mid Atlantic
Cumberland Md June 26 The Pennsylvania Glass Sand company has organized with a capitalization of 15 000 000 The new company acquires the Maryland Glass Sand company Berkeley Glass Sand company Pittsburgh Whitefield company and the D P Milard Sand Works The article notes arrests in Panama over a dispute about a local publication.
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Pennsylvania Ginse Send Company
Igpenseniis
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Hartock
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Maryland Glass Sand Company
Ind
Berkeley Glass Sand Company
Pittsburgh White Field Company
D. P. Milard Sand Works
Fire Chief Laughs Over Son Bob OFarrell Trade
The Chicago Cubs traded Bob OFarrell to the St. Louis Cardinals, a move celebrated by Waukegan, Alabama fire chief Lars OFarrell, father of Bob. The elder man recalls Bob’s rise from early Chicago games to a championship season, noting a shoulder injury that limited his impact this year.
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Howard Presgan
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Waukegan
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St. Louie Cardinals
Sera O'Farrell
Bob
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O’farrell, Sr
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Roger Bresnahan
Webb Murphy
Archer
Bresnahan
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Bottomley
Avward
Pulpit Exit Pictures With President Coolidge Draw Crowd
The president and Mrs. Coolidge praised him as he left the pulpit and headed to the car. Liu briefly turned to greet his worshipers at the church door, while the Coolidges faced a crowd of onlookers and carers. Amateur photographers asked to snap their photo before they departed.
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Hermosa Congregational Church
Ralf Liam
Thum
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Tim
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Liam
Jesus Christ
Christ
Elmer Gantry
Yfe
Tom
Spanish King Alfonso Hosts English Guest Luncheon
London June 26 Alfonso of Spain visited England in a family affair joining a Buckingham Palace luncheon and a visit to his mother in law after a wall of separation between nations briefly eased in a personal exchange.
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Kting Alfonso
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England
Buckingham Palace
Beatrice Joins Spanish King in Royal Schedule
Following King Alfonso’s return from church services the Prince of Wales called on him at Claridges Hotel and later escorted him by car to Buckingham Palace for luncheon. Earlier Alfonso visited his mother-in-law at Kensington Palace.
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King Alfonso
Prince of Wales
Claridges Hotel
Snul
Hiter
Buckingham Palace
Alfonso
Kensington Palace
Williamson Beats Locals by 72 Count in WV Semi-Pro Tilt
June 26 Williamson Colts defeated Charleston Senators seven to tie in a West Virginia semi pro contest. Strong local hitting faded as Colts’ fielding and Powell-driven lineup exploited multiple Charleston errors. Gus Linberg pitched for the locals with solid support. Heatwale started for the visitors but lacked backing to turn the tide.
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Gus Linberg
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Eith Heatwale
Charleston
Portsider
Odd Mail Tube Nears Completion in London
London Advertiser reports LovpDON-Lusdon plans a 6.5 mile mail tube from Whitechapel to Paddington with extensions to King's Cross and Waterloo. Begun 1913, halted by war, delayed by costs and coal strike. 80 cars, 3-car trains move 48 tons per direction at 35 mph. Stations use island platforms and control cabins. drivers not present.
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Paddington
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Seuston
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Waterloo
London Advertiser
Past Week Nightmare for League Leading Swatters
New York reports a brutal week for league leaders with losses piling up for the top teams. The Pirates and Giants highlight strong showings while the Cubs and Chicago clubs struggle. National and American League standings shift as hits, runs, and home runs are tallied across a slate of weekend games.
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Air Tour Fifteen Planes Ready For National Meet
Detroit June 26 Fifteen air planes prepared for the national air tour were finished with final tuning today and declared ready for a race starting at 10 a m tomorrow A total of 51 passengers will be carried with 14 competing for the Edsel Ford trophy for best time relative to payload plus landing and take-off scores Two planes a naval Yuncking and a large Ford three meter plane are not in the contest Tomorrow the planes will depart for Buffalo with planned stops along the route.
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Buffalo
Travel itinerary and a tragic wedding incident in brief
The fragment lists dates and cities from a travel itinerary including Boston New York Baltimore Pittsburgh Cleveland Kalamazoo Dayton Columbus Cincinnati Louisville Memphis Pine Bluff Dallas Oklahoma City Tulsa Wichita Omaha Moline Grand Rapids and Astraft. It also notes a wedding tragedy in Hastings where Edward Watson killed himself after the ceremony due to financial woes. a taunting figure Sentry is mentioned.
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Boston
New York
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Balthmore
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Kalamazoo
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Dayton
Columbus
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Pine Bluff
Ark
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Oklahoma City
Tula
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Omaha
Moline
Iane Hammon
Grand Rapids
Ashtraft
Prison hoax seeks perpetrator of calls in Paris panics
Paris reports humor abroad as three prisoners alleged to have impersonated a minister and sparked a bizarre incident. The cabinet suspended a prison director, ruled no one to be freed, and prepared to re arrest the accused. Authorities seek the unknown impersonator behind the telephonic prank in a case that unsettled the nation.
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Catry
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Con Dauist
Joseph Leiert
Pierre
Gewart
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