Congress Kills Daylight Law Repeal Heads to Senate Vote
The daylight saving law is repealed by the House with a 233 to 122 vote while the Senate passes the measure 58 to 6. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin led the push, but debates linger over timing and potential executive and state authority conflicts. Protests came from Senator Williams of Mississippi and others who argued the move usurps powers. A conference may be needed to resolve differences before final enactment and effect on October 2.
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Women Calloused Gesture Sparks Monday Night Demonstration
Two German women secretaries stuck out their tongues at onlookers as they rode to the Yeranlltes railway station during Monday night's protest against the German peace delegation. Reports from official inquiry claim the act continued with fingers to their noses as a further contemptuous gesture.
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23 Missing As Ship Sinks Near Sicily Coast
Twenty three persons, including Commander Bus sell, Superior Inspector of the tonnage, are believed lost from the Italian steamer Gitta di Bilnne, which went down on rocks near Sicily's island of Sillcudi while the vessel was at work repairing.
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Resolution asks Wilson remove Eastmnster General Burleson
Atlantic City June 19 a unanimous resolution from the Religious Pedecattoo of Lane convention urged President Wilson to remove Eastminster General Burleson from office. The item appears amid a string of varied items including advice and quotes on habit and perseverance and a brief note on the role of Black soldiers in the war.
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Elimination of Horse Power Moves Toward Motored Tractors
A AGRICULTURE report traces tractor growth from early steam and gas engines to modern motorized farms. It highlights the shift from horse power to internal combustion machines, noting widespread adoption, evolving designs, and the push for standardization of parts and ratings. The piece covers Winnipeg and Omaha tests, regional adoption, and the rise of two and three plow tractors for small farms.
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Temperature and ice cooling for cream preservation
A cake of ice floating in water around cream cans keeps the temperature near 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Generally about one pound of ice is needed to cool and keep one pound of cream in good condition until delivered to the creator, though delivery conditions may vary.
Little Woman Traps Burglars in Chicago Home
Mrs. Oliver J. Martin, wife of a wealthy tobacco merchant, led Chicago police to trap two burglars at her East Fifty-eighth street apartment. She confronted them with a big pistol, forcing both to drop revolvers while a sack of stolen silver and jewelry lay exposed in the dining room. One suspect, Charles Brayton, had a long police record. both provided fictitious addresses.
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Dogs Find Still And Drink In Baker Oregon
Baker Oregon reports a rash of drunken dogs staggering along streets and sent to the pound with one killed. Officers suspect moonshine scent as the cause and warn of similar risks among people. Hood River Oregon Indian village road project threatens a cherry tree on Jack Couns property and prompts protest. Evangeline Indiana police seize molds and materials in counterfeit operation. five arrests. Presque Isle Maine dynamite placed in organ to silence it. scheme failed.
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Molly-Nix Pitchers Mystery At The Salt Bees Park
Eddie Herr tries to call up innocent Molyneaus for a pitching turn with the Salt Bees. He fumbles the name in front of the umpire, who asks for the battery. Tub Spencer jokes he will catch, and Spencer finally spells Molly-Ruocks but warns it will be Molly-nix if no show occurs.
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Strong Three-I League lineup taps famed pilots
John F. Castle signs as manager and outfielder for Rockford. Mordecai Brown leads Terre Haute. Joe Dunn will coach Bloomington. George Hughes to pilot Moline. Johnny Nee chosen by Evansville fans. Jimmy Hamilton to guide Peoria.
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Peoria
KEEP EYES ON FRANK FRISCH
Big league scouts watch Frank Frisch Fordham star who plays shortstop and hits well against top rivals. In a recent game versus the Baltimore Internationals he collected two doubles a triple and a single in five at bats. Capablanca Is Invited. Capablanca invited to Hastings Victory chess tournament August 11 to 23. Yachting at Put-in-Bay. Interlake Yachting Association regatta at Put-In-Bay July 13. Wins Tennis Championship. Suzanne Lenglen won the ladies tennis title at Nice. McGraw Gets Star Catcher. John McGraw lands Mike Gonzales of the Cardinals as a top NL catcher for the Giants. Bronder joins N Y A C. George A Bronder joins New York Athletic Club. Money for Harness Races. Syracuse offers 40000 in purses for harness races this year.
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Mike Gonzales
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Cubs List Discards Include Former NL Stars
The Cubs drop several ex NL players as part of a purge. Among those listed are Alexander, Killefer and Paskert from the Phillies, Merkle and Kilduff from the Giants, Mann Tyler and Deal from the Braves, Douglas from the Reds and Brooklyn, Hendrix from the Pirates, Vaughn who pitched for the Yankees, and Pick who played with the Athletics.
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Athletics
Fatty Arbuckle Buys Vernon Club Interest
Roscoe Patty Arbuckle, prominent film actor, purchases a controlling stake in the Vernon Club of the Pacific Coast Baseball League. Shamas J. Darmody, former owner, retains a small interest and announced the deal.
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Patty") Arbuckle
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Baseball notes from the season's early actions and trades
A jumble of player updates from major and minor teams. Walter Barbare from Pittsburgh to Louisville, Dick Rudolph's decline, Rollie Zelman’s Toledo growth, Frank Schulte's crowd, Lefty George sent to Columbus, Bert Humphries claimed by Toledo, Jack Martin starring for San Antonio, John McCloskey guiding Beaumont, Frank Grossin released by Louisville after France, Bully Stewart new Louisville pitcher, Derrick bought by Seattle, Jimmy Austin still active amid rookies’ hopes.
Devision by Byron Ends Tenuous Lead in Pittsburgh Game
In a tense moment reported by a correspondent, Meusel stood on third as Cravath sprinted to first with one out. Batra attempted a steal to Cutshaw, Cravath was tagged between second and first, and a rundown ensued. Meusel scored as Byron announced Meusel's run, a decision debated by the press for its value.
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Great Record Made By Adrian C Anson
Adrian C Anson set two enduring baseball records as Chicago Club leader. He played from 1876 to 1897, 22 years with one team, and managed for 19 seasons without stepping from onfield duty. He became an institution in Chicago, a figure as familiar as the city’s landmarks.
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Thorpe Batted for Kauff in Major League Shuffle
In an April 80 game the Giants sent pinch hitter JJ Thorpe in for Benny Kauff, marking the second time in major league history such an move occurred after Lew McCarty substituted for Kauff previously. Thorpe delivered in the moment.
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Jennings Wins 1 000 Games In Managerial Career
Wugie Jennings won his one thousandth game as a manager as the Tigers defeated the Browns recently. Other managers who reached or surpassed the mark include Jon J. McGraw, Connie Mack, and Clark Griffith. J Howard Berry, ex star of the University of Pennsylvania, will play shortstop for the E G O Budd team of Philadelphia this close season. Jack Bentley returns after a stint in France to rejoin the Baltimore Internationals. The fourth Oriental Olympiad is set for Man ia Wis year. Don Reilly, Winnipeg stroke, returns from the war zone and may not enter crews in this year’s Canadian Henley regatta. Over 200 tennis tournaments are officially sanctioned this season. Dartmouth College recognizes tennis as a varsity sport.
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The Making of a Famous Medicine
A visit to the laboratory reveals the careful, sterile process behind Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The article notes extensive herb use, seasonally gathered ingredients, pasteurization, and strict cleanliness, with letters from women praising the remedy's health benefits for female ailments.
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Lift Off Corns Command Face?
A terse remark notes a person plans to avoid relying on others for effort, preferring to take active steps himself. The line mocks someone who refuses help and insists on independent action rather than letting others do the work.
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