National League Scores and Box Lineups Summary
In a baseball card style recap Adams and Schmidt led Pittsburgh to a 2 0 win over New York with Toney and Smith contributing. Carlson Ponder and Haeffner powered a 8 12 1 Pittsburgh victory featuring Barnes Snyder and Smith. Ring Allen and Wingo aided Brooklyn over Cincinnati 8 7 1. Chicago shut out Boston 3 0 as Alexander Killiter Watson O’Neil and St. Louis gave Philadelphia a 16 1 win with Shoup Clemmons and 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
Philadelphia Eevee
St. Louis
Harris
Rommell
Perkins
Shanker
Severeid
Philadelphia Vesee
Perry
Davis
Sotheron
Clevelanderes
Jones
Walters
Caldwell
Bagton Tre Eerewers
Ayers
Ainsmith
Washington
Ewe
Detroit
Brimke Ary
Picinich
Pide Tanage
Heineadders Fight German Imports By Aid Request
German adding machine makers petition the government to curb American imports as they argue domestic production suffices. An American firm, via its Berlin branch, seeks permission to import 1,700 adding machines to meet demand.
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Bhrluin
Berlin
German Factory Demands Completion Of Local Branch Plant
German manufacturers urge the Economics Ministry to reinforce the import embargo and ban wholesale imports. The Vorwaerts says German workers resist American capital domination but sanctions action by German makers are undignified against their famed efficiency in competitive markets.
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Ministry of Economics
Vorweaerts
Freedom of Press in Korea Quieted by Suspensions
Seoul dispatch reports the To A Nippo suspended for anti nationalistic articles as the governor general deems the newspaper’s stance toward the administration too reprehensible to tolerate. Authorities aim to balance promised press freedom with maintaining law and order amid Korean papers publicizing suppressible material.
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TOKIO
Korea
Seoul
Asahi
To-A-Nippo
Far
Journal
Russia Still Holds Fifth of Million Prisoners
Dr Fridtjof Nansen, visiting London on a repatriation mission, estimates about 200000 prisoners of all nationalities remain in Russia and Siberia. He notes conditions are terrible in Siberia but says Russians are not treating them badly. transportation remains the main hurdle to repatriation and he hopes a League of Nations loan may help.
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London
Fridtjof Nansen
Russia
Siberia
Turkestan
Dr. Nansen
Americans aid prisoners with $3,000,000 gift
The speaker noted broad international aid for repatriation costs and praised American efforts. He cited a $3,000,000 donation for charitable work among prisoners and said the American Red Cross and Y M C A provide workers and comforts for the men.
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America
American Red Cross
Ridgelys Heir Seeks Name Change and $5 Million Estate
Chicago July 17 Robert Edwards Ridgely formerly known as Robert Edwards won a court decree to assume the Ridgely surname. He claims he is the son of Edward R. Ridgely and seeks a share of the Ridgely estate while asserting his mother was kept secret to avoid scandal. He produced a 1888 Arkansas marriage license as proof of his lineage.
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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
Heir Revealed in Ridgely Family Estate Claim
A man named Robert Ridgely, nephew to former comptroller William Ridgely and widow Mrs. Vincent, claims a stake in the Ridgely estate. His father long hid his birth and iden tity, revealing him in a will contest as an heir to a $5 million estate. Ridgely asserts connections to Shelby Cullom and international friends as proof of 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 provide medical facilities on principal trains
Tokyo June 24 Japan will require doctors and proper medical facilities on all principal trains leaving Tokyo as a progressive step. Mr Momose, head of sanitation in the railway department, says the plan has been delayed for six years due to funds but past trips show long journeys can yield around 40 patients needing urgent care.
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Tokio
Japan
Momose
Railway Department
Wyoming Cattle Look Fit Says Spaugh
Hon A A Spaugh of Manville reports Niobrara county hay and grain crops are best in years. Cattle on the range have gained flesh rapidly since April storms, and the Northwest should supply good beef until November.
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A. A. Spaugh
Manville
Frontier Days Set to Dazzle with New Contests and World Titles
Arrangements for Cheyenne Frontier Days July 27 to 30 promise the greatest celebration in 24 years. The program adds real cowhand events including a horse relay, cutting cattle, range horse changes, and major broncho busting for a world title with a $1,500 purse and a $500 silver-mounted Union Pacific saddle. Cowgirls compete for the McAlpine Trophy and a trip to New York, while the Arapahoe Indians showcase a fire dance and war paint performance on the prairie.
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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 city stores are forming teams to compete on the roof courts.
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Seattle
Wash
Anniversary of General Kabis Death Observed
Cheyenne resident General Leopold Kabis died one year ago today. His widow Mrs. Nellie Kabis recalls loving memories and quotes a sentiment about death not severing love and memories.
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Leopold Kabis
Cheyenne
Nellie Kabis
General Kabis
Boxing on Coast Rules Change Doomed to Debut Soon
SHATTLH Washington July 17 Boxing bouts here will follow a Seattle Boxing commission code adopted by a city control board. The rules ban kidney punches prohibit a fighter meeting an opponent ten pounds heavier and require two referees who must alternate during the evening.
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Shattlh
Wash
Seattle Boxing Commission
Mears Sets World Circumnavigation Speed Record
John H. Mears completed the fastest global voyage in 1918 in 36 days 21 hours 36 minutes, setting a new speed record for circumnavigation.
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John H. Mears
Dog That Survived Shot and Shell is Automobile Victim
New York on July 17 a Belgian police dog named Lady who served as mascot of the Second Division A B I was struck and killed by an automobile. Former comrades living with her after discharge buried her in a soap box casket and sounded taps over the grave.
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New York
Advertisement for Dr O B Southington remedy service
An aged advertisement promotes a “great Successful Months' Compound” claimed to cure obstinate cases in eight days. It promises no pain or work interference, offers a mail order, charges two dollars for standard and eight dollars for double strength, and provides a free booklet from Dr. O B Southington Remedy Co of Kansas City Missouri.
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B. Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
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