National League Scores Reported With Five Games
In a sequence of summer league results Adams and Schmidt led Pittsburgh to a 2 2 tie with New York 0 6 2. Carlson Ponder Haeffner Barnes Snyder Smith contributed in a 8 12 1 Pittsburgh win over New York. Brooklyn outslugged Cincinnati 8 7 1 Ring Allen Wingo Ca dore Mamaux Elliott helped secure an 8 11 Chicago blanked Boston 0 3 0 Alexander Killiter Watson O Neil. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 16 1 supporting Shoup Clemmons Smith Rixey Wheat.
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GAMH
R. H
Pittsburgh
New York
Carlson
Ponder
Haeffner
Barnes
Snyder
Smith
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ring
Allen
Wingo
Cadore
Mamaux
Elliott
Chicago
Seeeees
Boston
Alexander
Killiter
Watson
O'Neil
R. H. St. Louis
Philadelphia
Shoup
Clemmons
Smith, Rixey and Wheat
Heineadders Not Capable of Stand ing on Own Merits
German manufacturers of adding machines seek government aid to block imports from an American firm. Berlin action aims to prevent 1700 machines from entering the German market, arguing domestic industry can meet demand.
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Heineadders
Bhrluin
Berlin
German demand for branch factory and embargo appeal
German manufacturers appeal to the Economics Ministry to enforce the import embargo and prohibit wholesale imports until a local branch factory is completed. The Vorwaerts says German workers reject domination by American capital but defend German efficiency in competition with U S firms.
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Ministry of Economics
Vorweaerts
Freedom of Press Is Farce in Korea
A Seoul dispatch reports The Far Western Daily News To-A-Nippo suspended for anti nationalistic articles. Governor general deems the paper’s attitude toward the administration too reprehensible to continue. Authorities say Korean papers publish material the authorities seek to suppress. The government promised press freedom as long as law and order remain safe.
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TOKIO
Korea
Seoul
Asahi
To-A-Nippo
Far
Journal
Russia Still Holds Fifth of Million Prisoners
Dr Fridtjof Nansen, on a repatriation mission, estimated about 200000 prisoners of all nationalities remained in Russia and Siberia. He noted their conditions were harsh yet not far worse than local norms and cited transportation as the main barrier to returning them home.
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London
Fridtjof Nansen
Russia
Siberia
Turkestan
Dr. Nansen
Americans Aid War Prisoners With Funds And Aid
The speaker describes American contributions to prisoners of war relief, noting a $3,000,000 charitable gift and ongoing support from the American Red Cross and Y M C A. Workers and comforts are being provided for the men as part of humanitarian efforts.
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America
American Red Cross
Ridgely Wins Legal Name Change and Heir Claim
Robert Edwards Ridgely who has used the name Robert Edwards for 36 years received a court decree in Chicago to assume the Ridgely surname. He asserts he is the son of Edward R. Ridgely of Springfield and heir to the Charles Ridgely estate, after proving a 1888 Arkansas marriage. He says the change protects his mother and clarifies his identity.
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Chicago
Robert Edwards Ridgely
Robert Edwards
Ridgely
Sullivan
Superior Court
Edward R. Ridgely
Springfield
Ill
National Bank Examiner
McKinley
Robert
East
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Aldorf
David B. Woolworth
Hidden Ridgely heir claims birthright of $5 million estate
Robert Ridgely reveals his true identity as a long-hidden heir to the Ridgely fortune after a court case. He cites connections to William R. Ridgely, comptroller of currency, and Judge Vincent, widow Mrs. William A. Vincent. Mrs. Vincent challenges his claims. Ridgely asserts an uncle in Shelby Cullom and says he has international friends and pride in his heritage.
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Howard R. Ridgely
McKinley
William R. Ridgely
William A. Vincent
Judge Vincent
Little Rock
Robert
Charles Ridgely
Vincent
Ridgely
Japan to put medical care on principal Tokyo trains
Tokyo June 24 Attendance on trains overlong journeys will bring medical support on principal trains leaving Tokyo. Mr Momose head of sanitation says plan delayed six years due to funds but is now pursued. Past trips show up to 40 patients may need urgent aid aboard long journeys.
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Tokio
Japan
Momose
Railway Department
Wyoming Cattle Looking Fit and Fine Says Spaugh
Hon A A Spaugh of Manville visits the city and reports Niobrara county hay and grain crops are the best in years. Cattle on the range have fattened rapidly since April storms and the Northwest should supply good beef until November.
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A. A. Spaugh
Manville
Frontier Days in Cheyenne Promises Record 4 Day Event
Arrangements near completion for Cheyenne Frontier Days July 27 to 30 feature new cow country contests including a real cowmen relay cutting out cattle and range horse switching. The broncho busting event with a $1500 purse and Union Pacific saddle headlines four days of competition with cowgirls and Arapahoe Indians performing, plus a dramatic Arapaho fire dance north of Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Eddie McCary
Goldsmith
Wwyo
McCarty
Wyoming
West
Union Pacific
H W. H. Calvin
L. M. Boomer
New York
Metropolis
Arapahoe
Tennis Courts On Roof In Seattle
Two tennis courts will be built on the roof of the YWCA building in Seattle. Girl employees from several department stores are organizing teams to compete on the roof courts.
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Seattle
Wash
Anniversary Today Gen. Kabis Death
General Leopold Kabis, a pioneer Cheyenne resident, died a year ago today. His widow, Mrs. Nellie Kabis, recalls the lines There is a cold Death cannot sever. Love and sweet memories live forever.
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Leopold Kabis
Cheyenne
Nellie Kabis
General Kabis
Boxing on Coast to Use New Seattle Rules
SHATTLH Washington July 17 boxing bouts here in the future will be held under a new set of rules by the Seattle Boxing commission. Rules ban kidney punches and bar fighters meeting opponents ten pounds heavier. One referee will not officiate an entire evening. two referees must alternate bouts.
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Shattlh
Wash
Seattle Boxing Commission
Fastest World Circumnavigation Set by John H. Mears
John H. Mears completed the first rapid global voyage in 1918, covering the world in 36 days 21 hours 36 minutes, achieving a historic speed record for the era.
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John H. Mears
Belgian police dog Lady dies after automobile accident
New York July 17 report states Lady a Belgian police dog and mascot of the Second division AB I was struck and killed by an automobile after surviving gunfire in service. Former comrades buried her in a soap box casket and taps sounded over the grave.
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New York
Successful Months' Compound Marketing Claim
An advertisement for a remedy promises rapid results in eight days for obstinate cases with no harm or work interference. It lists pricing as 2 dollars for standard and 8 dollars for double strength and offers a free booklet from Dr 0 B Southington Remedy Co based in Kansas City Missouri.
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B. Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
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Toney
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West 16Th St
Cheyenne, Wyo
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Forbes
Capitol Ave
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Reo
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Central Ave
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Kabis
Wyoming Book Store Co
Cheyenne Messenger Service
17Th St
W. HH. Owens Auto Go
Carey Ave
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