Uncle Sam Pushes Debt Talks With Nine Debtor Nations
Washington indicates concrete debt adjustment talks may begin with Britain Hungary Finland Lithuania Poland and others after World War I loans. Officials say no forced payments, but diplomacy urges a definite framework for discussing postwar indebtedness with allied nations.
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Poland
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Thong
Reform of Deserters From Navy Hopes for Portsmouth Prison Reform
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur seeks to reform deserters by housing them in a model penal institution at Portsmouth New Hampshire with aims to turn them into useful citizens. He studied pilot writings and led experiments at Portsmouth Paris Island Mare Island to assess mental qualities of deserters among 467 prisoners. About 80 percent of the Navy prison population are deserters with totals by site listed.
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Congress
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Miliia
Julian L. Latimer
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Paris Island
S. C
Naval Secretary
John A. Lejeune
Marine Corps
Mare Island
Cal
Latimer
Ports Island
Cavite
San Quentin
Atlanta
Energy and commerce leaders map postwar economic fixes
Delegates at the thirteenth annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington hear President Richard F. Grant list key aims. They seek tax cuts and elimination of burdensome taxes, banking and credit reforms, a merchant marine policy, fair railroad labor adjustments, agricultural cooperatives, and regional production alignment to ease urban congestion.
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Washington Auditorium
Richard F. Grant
Grant
International Chamber of Commerece
United States
Miunufacturer
Education in Our National Parks
National parks serve as educational and recreational centers with field laboratories and museums. The Yosenite Field School of Natural History offers university grade courses, while a government run nature guide service delivers lectures and campfire talks. A Rocky Mountain camping ground project and a large road reconstruction program aim to improve access and safety for visitors across 19 parks and 431 monuments.
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Yosemite
Yosenite Field School of Natural History
American Legion
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Department of the Interior
Congress
Park
Everett Scott Ends 1807-Game Streak With Yankees Absence
Everett Scott missed a May 5 game breaking his 1,807 straight appearances for the Yankees. He claimed he was ready to play after saying his legs ached but insisted he felt he was just beginning to hit and would not sit again. Some questioned whether veterans pitched to his position.
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Everett Scott
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Hitting Power Drives Phillies To Early American League Lead
The season sees Mack Hitting as the main force in the American League pennant race with team hitting on track to break records. If hitting wins a pennant, Philadelphia fans may claim the AL title as every player contributes. Hitting has placed Philadelphia in the lead and will likely keep them there.
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Philadelphia
Hhomerin
Baseball News Notes From The Minor Leagues And Promising Signings
The report lists numerous player moves and signings across teams. Key items mention Knoxville’s pitching prospect XPD UPS X Chief Youngblood, Jack Coffey joining as scout for Tieds, Curtis Pullerton released to St Paul, Shields on trial with Kansas City Blues, and Neels shown by Najoof Okmulgee to pase stealers. Other notes cover Moon Ducote joining Charlotte, Byers and McBride released by the International League, Ralph Miller joining New Haven, Zinn Beck loaning Shorty Serembu to Greenville Spinners, Wyile seeking identifications, Beale Becker signed by Vernon, Dee Walsh joining Portland and Shreveport trades, Walter Johnson near end of career, and Frank Kreiba contracted with the Army team at Meade.
Caddy Sign Boosts Golf Etiquette In St Louis Clubs
Forest Park Golf Club president Paul G Palmer credits a 4 by 6 inch sign reading Treat Your Caddy As You Would Your Own Toy with improving behavior at St Louis clubs. The sign is part of a campaign by the Big Brothers association and club leaders to influence players through caddy relationships and clubhouse reminders. Palmer notes caddies observe players and imitate conduct, suggesting less profanity and better sportsmanship across the sport.
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St. Louis
Paul G. Palmer
Forest Park Golf Club
Paul H. Miller
Big Bruthers' Association
Palmer
Forest Park Club
Forest Park Links
Big Brothers
Origin of Baseball Traced to England and Early Forms
The origin of baseball is linked to England with roots in the game of rounders. Early forms in the United States include One Old Cat and townball, leading to organized play in Philadelphia by 1833 and New York by 1840. The Knickerbocker club drafted first rules in 1849, with the first National Association formed around 1876 and the Cincinnati Red Stockings as the first fully professional club.
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North Atlantic States
Olympic Town Ball Club
Philadelphia
New York
Washington Baseball Club
Knickerbocker
Grand Prix de Paris Worth More Than 80 000
The Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp in Paris on June 28 is the world’s richest racing stake. Experts expect the purse to top 80 000 this year though unlikely to reach 106 000 in 192% valuation in coming years. The classic, oldest in Europe since 1865, remains highly popular and prestigious.
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Longchamp
Paris
Europe
Connie Marks Park to Host Central State Rowing Regatta
The article outlines plans for Connie Marks Park to host the Central State Rowing Regatta this year in Quincy Illinois. It notes upgrades to seating and facilities and references other sports developments including a new Chicago amateur sports director and a $1 040 000 Atlanta Athletic Club clubhouse. It mentions various college and professional activities related to athletics and racing.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Williams College Exbibition Ends with Collegiates Victory
Skipper Alex Lemont of Williams College leads pitching ace Clementonlee who struck out Babe Ruth in an exhibition. The all college team defeats the New York Yankees 3 to 2 in a summer game.
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Alex Lement
Williams College
Clement Onlee
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Man Walks 50 Miles in Sleep in Australia
A man in Australia reportedly walked fifty miles in his sleep returning to a house where a sermon had just ended. The incident noted in the Passing Show column of the London publication highlights an unusual waking episode.
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Australia
London
Women Need Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. Kidney disease can affect other organs and cause back pain, headaches, loss of ambition, and nervousness. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is recommended. obtain at drug stores or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York and mention the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dialogue Snippet Sparks Theatrical Wit In Bustling Exchange
A brisk exchange unfolds with Miss Darling walking fast and Mr Bore following, trailing witty lines about recognition and manners. The fragment hints at a social scene likely from a play or serialized fiction, capturing characterization through brisk dialogue.
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Miss Darling
Mr. Bore
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