Port News Signals Changes in Local Track and Football Oversight
A report notes shifts in management of regional track meets and athletic events, with authority on fall meets moving to Denver and supervision of racing and wagering lines reforming under new state provisions. It cites University of California coaching input, Washington State athletic board plans for an $80,000 stadium reconstruction, and early football year preparations tied to cost and facility upgrades. Also covers a New York boxing result where Jack Dillon defeated Frank Moran in a 10 round bout despite Moran’s height and weight advantages.
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Denver
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Carino
Menders
Sista
Ace Ifyity
J A. Hellpatt
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Fasta
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Sunerviga
Portiait
Carlson
Mediigston
Ganoh Andymith
University of California
Agnatica
Ib Ds
California
Acon
Athietia Board
University of Washington
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Toolfte
Ifha
Iiest
New York
Jack Dillon
Imlanapolis Ught
Frank Moran
Plutsburg
Moral
Dillon
Moran
Unclear text summary of National League games and lineups
Fragmented report lists multiple National League and American League games with batterymatchups and lineups. Names such as Rixey, Reardon, Packard, Snyder, and O’Neil appear, with venues including Boston, Chicago, and Washington. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but indicate a schedule of batteries and players across several cities.
New federal act fixes nine standard weights for harvula barrels
Law takes effect July 1 enacting a 9 standard fee for harvula weight and measures. It sets a 7.060 cubic snabes content, about 195 quarts, roughly three barrels, with penalties of $60 or six months for violations. Enforcement to involve federal and local authorities nationwide, aiming to curb fraud in fruit and vegetable packaging.
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Congress
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Olljetals
Freightte
Meartres
He and Sitet Yalandad
Baryata
Ehaguely Aig
Court actions mix fines sentences and notices in county brief
Dan Ballinger found guilty of intoxication and fined six dollars plus costs by Pollo Magistrate. Juin Bandoval sentenced to 20 days in county jail for ammunition carrying intoxicants. A marriage license issued for Dow F. Ball and Blanche Y. Ramey. County clerk’s office staffer returns from farm work. Various small rulings on bonds and voter registration, with notice that registration books open August 14. Colin Wadlin fined eleven dollars for speeding on Eighth Avenue, after complaints of reckless driving.
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Dan Ballinger
Pollo
Wing
Colin Wadlin
Wallin
Wadlin
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Knights of Priging confer initiatory degree meeting
Calendar note records a Knights of Priging session tonight conferring the initiatory degree on a large class. The time and place are described with garbled wording but indicate a Wednesday evening gathering following regular business.
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Knights of Priging
Oasis Repekah
Naval
Untitled note on community and money ethics
Fragmentary text discusses money, business, and community expectations with unclear references. It hints at a person guiding others, payment, and possible bidding, with phrases about dignity, travel, and authority, but specifics are lost in garbled wording.
Thousands of Tobacco Shipped to France in War Aid
New York reports a major tobacco contract for France with 20,500,000 tons ordered by the French War Department. First cargo aboard the Lady Nicolas, renamed Mirsten, will depart for Lonlaville with 7,000 tons on a vessel to be rebranded for the mission. Five sailings monthly planned for July and August.
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New York
Lonlaville
Elor
France
French War Department
Stemmstp
Nicolar
Mirsten
Phera
Redwood Giants Said to Be Earth’s Oldest Living
An article cites an annual California Redwood report claiming the great redwoods are the oldest living things. It mentions General Sherman in Sequoia National Park at about ten thousand years old and speculates on their size and ancient origin in Sierra Nevada canyons.
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Sav Praudisco
California
Galiforniga
Tresa
Regent Scientific Researches
Sherman
Sequoi Nations Park
Sierra Nevada
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Port News
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Griffornia
Gilflro
Moranan
National League
Yorkry
Philadelphia
Rixey
Iitters
Cernon
Reardon
Gamo
Therbi la Sever
Catterions Heider
Military Purerlit
Raridon
Boston
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Crooklyn i
Boston Gatterion
Smith and Meyeravent
Frugrenwon
St. Eaulp
Chinaga
Packard
Hecers Breale
Snyder
American Lease
Cavaland
Davenport
Beverelds Shudermilk
O'Neil
Pilesania
Bhavkey
Nanomakery
Nabors
Bayern
Weahington
H. D
Henry
AL Chicagoma
Ratenw League
AL Day Mother
R. WM
Thoman
Leer
Ountin
Aluwy
Ialterien
Aurele
Mt. Joseph
Denyee
Serger Pattercua
Stevenay
Grocley
Dorothy Gish
Owen Modhe
Meena
REX
Court House
Juin Bandoval Wen
Joll
Justice of
Ue Peace Sided
County Clerk's Alley
Dow F. Ball
Nederland
Blanche Y. Ramey
Growley
Frank Whener
Howard Aid
Votvere
Shook
Ludge Bitorig
Slate Cowl Company
A. D. Swenson
Glatme
Tha Soupany
Tao Motlonn
Poth
Thorean
Greetey
Tribune-Republican
Greeley
Ays Ry Tee Tita
the World
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Park Merchandise Co
Panama
Howard & Foster
the Park Merchandise Co
Michelin
Atherton Rubber Tire Works
Eighth Avenue
Fisk
Gausman
Staats Manufacturing Co
Gentral City
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Denver & Laramie
H.C. McVean
A. M. Smith
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