Olympic trainer likely chosen from Robertson or Moakley
A lengthy look at candidates for the United States Olympic trainer role spots Bill Robertson and Jack Moakley among the top contenders with Lawson Hubertson Fitzpatrick and others. The piece notes strong respect for both men, the selection likely after July tryouts, and the need to prepare the team for Antwerp with a decisive Olympic edge.
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Robertson
Moakley
United States
Bean Snyder
Cullese
Bill Ropers
Fitzpatrick
Princeton Tigers
Oxford University
Princeton
Neet Thies
Lawson Hubertson
Penn
Jack Moakley
Cornell
B. Martin
Penn State Wait
U. S
Jack
Olympia
Gus Kirby
Antwerp
Brest
Europe
Tk Pershing
Pune
Babe Ruth Teases Fans While Focusing on Hitting Hard
A feature portrait of Babe Ruth, noting his fame across vaudeville and film yet stressing his drive to hit hard and chase records. He discusses preferring the fight to the applause, his disdain for sensationalism, and his aim to prove himself against teams that have refused homers.
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Babe Ruth
Walter Jolingan
Cleveland
Bluebeard
Novel Vestee Feature in Chic Tailleur Fashion
New York fashion note by Cora Moore describes a tailored suit worn by an actress during rehearsal for a new play. It features blue twill with long revers a peplum and sash. The vestee includes a vernidion platted waist with georgette and a removable standing collar.
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Cora Moore
New Fashion Authority
New York
Brotherhood Official Brands Strike Unlawful Action
New Haven leaders report railroad switchmen’s walkout as tensions rise. Discussions with labor leaders and officials note government steps unnecessary and retroactive awards may affect last May. In Quincy, a dozen switchmen from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy walkout without major service disruption claimed by railroad officials.
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Wwaga
Voilraad Indor
Severetary Payne
W. Deak
Broithood
New Haven
Cann
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Quincy
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Leaders resent M Combs charge at Democratic gathering
Chicago June 22 A surge of Democratic leaders pass through Chicago en route to the San Francisco convention. Attorney General Palmer, among speakers, is seen as strongest candidate with potential 400 votes. Indiana delegate chair Taggart says the wet issue has become a legal question, not policy.
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Chicago
Britchell Palmer
San Francisco
Palmer
Warsten van Dyke
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Parliament airs Trish riot and street clashes
Rioting continued in Londonderry with military patrols after a night of fray. Postmen refused to deliver as streets remained dangerous, and milk and bread deliveries were halted. Several people were killed and many injured in the unrest yesterday.
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Trish
Cruse
Londonderry
Burleson Attacks Enforcement Law at Convention
Former secretary of state Burleson strongly backs a Republican Senate reservations route as a basis for ratification, signaling a clash with Bryan and administration forces over the prohibition plank. With Senator Glaus, Burleson, and Bryan expected to arrive in the convention city, party leaders and delegates on hand trade gossipy comments amid minimal conferences and ongoing campaigning for the presidential nomination.
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Senate
Burleson
Bryan
Glaus
Cote Up
Oregon Delegate Plans Upended Convention Moves
Reported from Chicago the Oregon delegate’s actions reveal a push for Coolidge at the Republican convention. McCormick and Governor Sproul debate Lenroot as a western progressive while Moore’s stand strengthens his Pennsylvania backing. The plan aimed to balance strength from Wisconsin and the western states, though some fear two senators on the ticket may look like a senate coup.
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Chicago
Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Wormlck
Wiincie
Alexander Moore
Pittsburgh
McCormick
Sproul
Pennsyitanie
Penrose
Levnroot
Moore
Lenrool
Spray
Massachusetts
Lemont
Wisconsin
Mississippi
United States Senate
West
Harding
Bursley sales force wins on roof contest in city
George A. Predericks, sales manager of the G Bursley wholesale grocery house, topped a unique contest held yesterday on the Bursley Building roof. The entire Bursley force and Libby McNeil Libby representatives competed to see who could launch a toy airplane farthest. Plans call for planes to be given away at the local grocery as soon as they are ready. A crowd may see more demonstrations and a photograph shows many participants lined up on the roof.
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Lorry
York
Babe Ruth
Pote
Babe
Tote
Endie
Elke
Sve
George A. Predericks
G. Bursley Wholesale Crocery House
Bursley
Bursley Company
Libby, McNeil & Libby Preparred Food Corporation
Grocert
Satie Picturs
G_W
Reynolds
Eemit Sern
McKay
Harry Waterman
Fred Reuge
Edward Schoppman
Charles Gener
Many New Ordinances Before City Council
City council considers an ordinance banning soap factories packing houses and rendering plants within three miles of the city limits due to offensive odors. Regular inspections by health authorities may mandate odor control equipment. Other measures include funding for streetcar accident repairs and park, and rules for hospital and land donation, with committee referrals and resident notices.
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Pullin Works
Joseph Wanna
Bisfoe River
Hanna. Ford
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Crequte
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Brotherhood
Wayne St
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Wilson
League of Nations
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Goldens Sale
Sun Avenue
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Goldens
Calhoun
W. Berry
Oregon
Journal-Gazette
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Roy Baker
R. W. Gipson
E.G. Wolrol
Mart Schof
Charles Heit
Fred Fry
Miartin Tinsman
Clark Behler
Karl Knisely
R. L. Sherman
Frank Spence
Ayres
R.N. Covey
John Toman
Lester Trans
TD. N. Metzge
D. By Bilder
Louis Oddon
Frank Philebowm
Waterfield
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Tenter
G. A. Wredericle
Board of Public Works
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