Double Victory Fuels Reds Surge at Redland Field
Over 24,000 fans packed Redland Field as the Redlanders sweep two from the Pirates, 8-1 and 2-0. Sallee and Cooper duel in a five inning affair before Reds pull away, with Sallee closing strong and Groh, Roush, and Neale keying the wins.
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Pirates
Redland Field
Banny
Reds
Boston
Cooper
Slim Sallee
Willard-Dempsey
Buccaneers
Willard
Sallee
Pirate
Nicholson
Stengel
Carey
Rariden
Lee
Sal
Bigbee
Terry
Southworth
Bressler
Neale
Cutshaw
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Roush
Edd
Kops
Higginsport
Rath
Daubert
Bucs
Mroush
Senate and House Prepare For Treaty Hearing And Prohibition Action
Washington reports indicate Congress will reconvene after the July 4 recess with President Wilson set to present the German peace treaty and the Franco American agreement before the Senate. The Foreign Relations Committee will study the treaty and hearings may be held. The House plans to take up wartime prohibition enforcement legislation, with the Judiciary Committee considering a three part bill to enforce wartime and constitutional prohibition and regulate alcohol production for commerce. Expenditures of the War Department will be reviewed by the special committee.
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Senate
House
Congress
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Judiciary Committee
War Department
Strikes Tie Up Cleveland Street Cars in Wage Dispute
In Cleveland on July 6 about 2,600 motor men and conductors struck demanding a 12 cent hourly raise. Widespread damage occurred as wires were cut and cars halted. police protection was requested as authorities and company officials debated dividend payouts and labor costs. Mayor Davis urged the company to meet workers’ terms rather than increase stockholder dividends.
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Cleveland Street Railway Company
John J. Stanley
Stanley
Cleveland
Robert Aemade
Taylor
Davis
Railways Company
Paul L. Feiss
Alva Bradley
Chamber of Commerce
Weather notes from Ohio to West Virginia and beyond
The forecast calls for fair skies in Ohio and Indiana on Monday and Tuesday with moderate temperatures. Kentucky seen generally fair with a temperature rise. West Virginia also fair with warm highs. Local stations report varying readings including highs near 90 and rainfall amounts around a tenth to a quarter inch in some spots.
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Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Men Arrested as Flirts in Raid at Remey School
In New York on July 6 fourteen men were arrested in front of the Remey School for Dancing on Eighth Avenue. Detectives said the men were charged with disorderly conduct for speaking to women on the street. No women were taken into custody amid loud protests from bystanders.
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New York
Henry
Remey
Eighth Avenue
John J. Gunson
Wheeler's Beverage Intake Questioned In Prohibition Debate
Senate Judiciary Committee hear Wayne B. Wheeler of the Antisaloon League push for strict enforcement and include strong drink bans in the prohibition bill. Senator Walsh cites buttermilk as fermented beverage and Wheeler concedes buttermilk is fine.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Columbus
Antisaloon League
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Walsh
Montana
Mr. Wheeler
Senator Walsh
Austrian peace treaty text ready for Tuesday presentation
Paris July 6 The proposed Austrian peace treaty will be ready for presentation to the Austrian delegation on Tuesday. The full text is with the printer, and the Austrians will receive about ten to fourteen days to study financial economic reparations and boundary terms not in the first draft.
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Paris
Associated Press
Crown Prince says allies can only have his dead body
The former German Crown Prince Frederick Hohenzollern told a Dutch official that allies can only obtain his dead body and that he will decide his life or death. The official reports he is in excellent health, taking daily motorcycle trips and visiting residents on the Island of Wieringen in the Netherlands.
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Amsterdam
Frederick Hohenzollern
Wieringen
Veteran Husband Finds Wife Deserted After War Return
James Peno, a veteran, told police his wife left with another man after his overseas service. He described a seven year marriage to the Florida plantation heiress, and said she packed her trunk and vowed not to return. He asked officers to locate her and inform her parents.
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James Peno
Columbia Avenue
Fertio
Florida
France
German National Assembly moves to ratify peace treaty
A dispatch from Weimar reports the German National Assembly has introduced a bill for ratification of the peace treaty. The message dated Basel, Switzerland, notes the July 6 transmission and outlines the legislative step toward approving the accord.
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Switzerland
Weimar
German National Assembly
Riots Over High Living Cost Renewed in Florence
Florence July 6 There was a revival of rioting over living costs with one dead seven injured. Carabineers fired to restore order as mobs looted shops. A general strike left workers idle while the Mayor and military command supervised price reductions from 50 to 76 percent.
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Florence
Associated Press
Death of William Minogue After Freight Yard Incident
William Minogue died from internal injuries after being crushed between two freight cars in the Pennsylvania yards last Friday. The body will be taken to Paris Kentucky by his brother J Minogue today.
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William *Minogue
Pennsylvania
General Hospital
Paris
Dirigible R-34 Reaches New York After Long Journey
The airship R-34 completes a 3 600 mile voyage to New York following a stormy transit. General Maitland reports the adventure and notes petrol supply near exhaustion as the craft arrives amid public interest.
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New York
Italian Uprising Over Cost of Living Claims Three Deaths
A Milan dispatch to The Daily Mail reports the Italian protest movement against high living costs spreading from Romagna to Emilia and central provinces. Serious incidents occurred with three reported deaths and many injured in disturbances at Imola and Bologna.
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Romagna
Emilia
Italy
Milam
Daily Mail
Imola
Bolognia
Two Stowaways Found On R-34 Passenger List
In Mineola New York on July 6 Major Scott announced the R-34 airship carried two stowaways. One was the cat in the ship log, the other W W Balantine of Cromwell England a former crew member. Balantine joined work after being found six hours after departure. The commander said court martial was possible but punishment unlikely.
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N. Y
Scott
W. W. Balantine
Cromwell
England
East Fortune
Borah Attacks Wilson France Pact as League’s Fatal End
Senator Borah of Idaho denounces a new treaty with France promising American aid in case of German attack as a premature obituary for the League of Nations. He labels it a war alliance and accuses Wilson of trading peace for French support, noting Clemenceau pressed for special alliances.
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France
Germany
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League of Peace
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Idaho
Wilson
League
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Europe
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
League For Peace
Shand
Clemenceau
Manchester
England
Blast at pay office of Anaconda Copper Mining used dynamite
Explosion at the Anaconda Copper Mining Company's pay office in Butte Montana damaged the building and nearby shops. Police say about a dozen sticks were used. damage estimated at 5000 dollars. Three men were arrested for investigation near the Western Federation of Miners' Hall.
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Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Western Federation of Miners
Head of Censor Board Rejects Fight Pictures
Columbus July 6 Maurice S Hague chairman of the Ohio Board of Moving Picture Censors rejected the Willard Dempsey fight pictures taken at Toledo. He was the sole reviewer of the board and warned that showing the film in Ohio would be prosecuted.
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C. G. Williams
Hague
Ohio
Jail Break At Chillicothe Prisoners Escape In Early Morning
CHILLICOTHE OH July 6 Four inmates H E Kesecker Charles Welsch Clarence Welsch and Arthur Henderson escaped County Jail at 7 30 am after breaking bathroom door lock and exploiting faulty locking apparatus on cells Fifteen Camp Sherman MPs patrol the countryside with local police and sheriffs deputies aiding in the manhunt.
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Commercial Tribune
Chillicothe
H. E. Kesecker
Charles
Clarence Welsch
Arthur Henderson
Camp Sherman
Alfred Immell
Wilson in Conference With Economic Board
President Wilson met for an extended discussion aboard the George Washington with Bernard M Baruch Vance McCormick Norman H Davis and Thomas W Lamont members of the Supreme Economic Council. The talks focused on economic aspects of reparations lifting the blockade and other treaty questions as the message to Congress nears completion.
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George Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Bernard M. Baruch
Vance McCormick
Norman H. Davis
Thomas W. Lamont
Supreme Economic Council
Congress
Germany
Washington
Greatest Aerial Voyage Ends After 108 Hours
Major Scott and officers demonstrated endurance after a prolonged aerial mission that exceeded 108 hours. Despite fuel limits, they maintained vigilance and completed the expedition with a marked recovery period. Return is scheduled to begin Tuesday.
R-34 Lands at Mineola After 108 Hour Atlantic Flight
General Maitland said the return trip would begin Tuesday at 8 am. The R-34 completed an Atlantic crossing in 108 hours and 12 minutes covering 3,634 miles from East Fortune Scotland to Mineola New York. Crew weary but satisfied after a perilous voyage aided by U S navy ships and Montauk Point plans.
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Edward M. Maitland
British Air Ministry
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