Madison Defeats Omar 3 to 2 in Tight Contest
Madison won 3 to 2 at home over Omar in a pitchers duel with Madison scoring in the second and third frames while Omar collected 11 hits. Letty Workman fanned six as Omar’s bats were scattered. Echols Duffield and I Workman led Madison with key hits, Ramey had three hits and both teams committed errors in the slow game.
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Omar
Gay Monitor
Letty Workman
N. Echols
Duffield
I. Workman
Ramey
Alf. Omar
Ramey and Reed & Workman and Duffield
Logan defeats Gay-Monitor 1 to 0 in rain shortened game
Logan wins as Goodwin allows two hits and eight strikeouts. Gay-Monitor pitcher Speed Martin gives up one hit, two strikeouts, and two walks before the game is halted in the seventh inning by heavy rain. Buiter’s fielding shines as elwain adds the only extra base hit. Umpires were Leiter and Gaujot. In Cincinnati, Charlie Rosenburg and Al Pettingill agree to a ten round world title bout in Covington, Kentucky.
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Logan
W. Va
Gay Monitor Ring
Gay-Monitor
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Buiter
cElwain
Bil Martin
Howell
Leiter
Gaujot
Match Pettingill-Nosesberg
Cincinnati
Charlie Rosenburg
al Pettingill
Covington
Tokyo Hash Slingers Form Union to End Tips
About 30 000 waitresses in Tokyo restaurants form a workers association demanding abolition of tipping. They seek regular salaries to improve morals and working conditions, arguing tips deprive waitresses and force flattering service. Employers largely back the move despite some concerns over wage disputes and working conditions.
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Tokyo
TORXO
Amell
England Seeks More Than 700 Wild Animals
London reports a surge in demand for wild animals from Moscow Riga and other cities as countries race to restock zoos after the war. England joins Germany in importing hundreds of elephants tigers leopards and other species, with a massive steamship shipment listing elephants Tasmanian devils wombats parrots bears and more.
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Moscow
Riga
Latvia
England
Germany
Monarchist Aims Gain in Berlin Reported
In Berlin May 24 monarchist activity shows unusual progress as ministers push to rewrite the republican constitution and restore imperial symbols. Horthy returns considered. Empress Zita and Prince Otto may reassume roles in Budapest. Hindenburg’s oath to the republic questioned by monarchist backers.
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von Hindenburg
Count Westarp
New York World
Presa ‘ Publishing Company
Meighan cleans up in realty flyer
New York May reports Thomas Meighan the actor turned realtor profited from land purchases in Ocala Florida. He arranged a 600000 profit on land sold after backing a film project and funded a hotel development to attract northern visitors, boosting local publicity and real estate activity.
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Thomas Meighan
Fe Little
Old Home
Regilar
Melghan
Ocala
Biography of Mussolini Translated for English Readers
Rome May 4 The Biography of Mussolini by Signora Sarfatti, popular in Italy, is being translated into English by Frederick Whyte. Sarfatti, once art critic for Mussolini's newspaper, became a political writer and was among his leading journalistic lieutenant.
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Mussolini
Signora Sarferth
Italy
Frederick Whyte
Signors Sarfatti
Mma
Mangin death shock claims red plot link in Paris
Paris dispatch says the Liberte alleges General Charles Mangin was poisoned possibly by Moscow orders. It notes Mangin died May 12 after attending a banquet the day before and suffering severe pains, calling for a full government investigation into his death. The piece blames Moscow’s terrorism doctrine and Zino Vieff's followers for upheaval.
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Charles Mangin
Moscow
Liberte
Mangin
Verdun
Litarte
Uraomia
Zinovieff
Laaders
Farmers Demand Federal Aid for Freight Cut Rate
Washington May 24 organized agricultural industry of the United States initiates a move to reform the freight rate system. The request seeks cheaper rates for farm products and a broader readjustment of rate making, with possible higher rates on manufactured goods and increased passenger rates if needed. The filing is sponsored by the American Farm Bureau and Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation.
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United States
Interkiate Comntarre Commission
American Parm Bureau
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federatons
Farmers Fight Shipping Rates In Interstate Debate
Farm representatives claim freight rate policies burden agriculture while unprofitable passenger service and costly terminals push costs onto farmers. They argue rates were set on arbitrary river lines before federal regulation and now exceed farmers ability to pay. Manufacturers oppose rate cuts, saying any farm relief must be offset elsewhere. The debate centers on potential overhauls by the Interstate Commerce Commission and who bears the cost.
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Heliet
Mississippi
Missouri
Commerce Commission
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