Bess Ryan Wins Seabright Tennis Title in Wet Final
Elizabeth Ryan, returning American seeking Wimbledon form, defeats Miss Wills of Berkeley 6-5, 6-2 in Seabright final. Ryan, wearing stockings to play, dominates on soggy grass. Eric Richards beats Anderson 8-1 4-6 6-0 5-2 in men’s singles. Ryan joins Goss to win women’s doubles 11-9. Other men’s doubles champs: Stone and Griffin 8-6 6-4.
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XNI. Jn
Associated = Press
Miza Elizabeth Naan
Miss Halen Wills
Berkeley
Calif
Seabright
Miss Ryan
Willa
Niss Ryan
Flay
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
America
Janie C. Anderson
Australa
Eleanor Goss
New York
Ryan
Helen Wills
Mary K. Browne
California
Get
William M. John Ston
Clarance J. Griffin
San Francisco
Robert G
O. Kloney
San Franciego
God
Miss Wills
Passing of Chemist Inference From Explosion Case
Mystery surrounds the reported death of Charles Henry Schwartz of Berkeley after an explosion at Pacific Cellulose. County physician Dr E W Merrinothew indicates three hammer blows caused death and notes the body was burned. Mrs Schwartz identifies the deceased. doctor doubts corpse identity amid contested autopsy findings. Oakley G Kelly completed a 1100 mile flight Vancouver to San Francisco in 10 hours 10 minutes.
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Martinez
Cal
E. W. Merrinothew
Contra Costa County
Pacific Cellulose Company
Charles Henry Schwartz
Berkeley
Schwartz
Merrinthen
Vancouver
Wash
Associated Press
Oakley G Kelly
San Francisco
Teut Pringe Defends German War Policy
Berlin July 23 The former crown prince writes a tract defending Germany and disputing war guilt charges. He argues all powers pursued expansion, cites British and French colonies, and claims conservatives opposed colonialism. He criticizes Allied wars and emphasizes the need to annul the Clemenceau note of 1919.
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Associated Presa
Crown Price
Germany
Iismark
Kaiser Wilhelm 21
England
France
Pacific
Aeserta
Dantah
Theruth
Clemenceau
Glory Will Fly Around Rift In Allied Flight
Paris reports Secretary Laurant-Eynae praising American aviators volunteering with France in Morocco and noting the flag will fly over the Rift. Colonel Sweeney of the Lafayette Escadrille says they will uphold Lafayette traditions amid applause.
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Pregs
J—M. Laurant-Eynae
Molucco
America
Charles Sweeney
Spokane
West
Sve
France
Lafayette Eecadrille
Kilrain, Island of Fame, Quincy Man of Prize Ring
In Quincy Massachusetts lives Jake Kilrain once famed for a 75 round bare knuckles battle with John L. Sullivan in Ricardbourg Mississippi. Now a night watchman at Fore River Plant he spends time with grandchildren on his porch and recalls a life of glamor, danger, and hard living. He jokes about age and keeps fit with daily outdoor walks and sparring with two local partners.
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Mass
Jake Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Kilrain
Ricdbourg
Miss
Boston
Jack Dempsey
Fore River
United States
Piazza
Jake
Sullivan
John Quincy Adams
Greenport
Columbia
Divergent Views of Race's Future
Williamatown August 1. The United States could support 90 million and Germany 674 million by German methods, says Prof. Tt. J. McFall of Massachusetts Agricultural College at the Institute of Politics. He disputes Malthusian limits, predicting the world can feed itself indefinitely and that food supply will not cap population growth.
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Williamatown
Associated Press
United States
Institute of Politics Today
Tt. J. McFall
Agricultural Economics Department
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Prohibition Chiefs Pick Executives for Enforcement Posts
The delay in naming prohibition administrators stems from seeking a balance between capable men and the jobs they will fill. About one third of the 22 posts are decided, with careful assignments to match each man to the right post. Conferences in New York and discussions with the committee of 1000 shape the selections as Mr. Andrews aims to build a businesslike enforcement structure.
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Andrews
Europe
United States
Chhosen
New York
Promiises
Treasury
Japanese cruiser to bring Bancroft body home
The Tama will transport the body of the late Ed gar A. Bancroft, U S ambassador to Japan, to the United States. The embassy accepted Japan's offer and fixed next Thursday for the funeral at a cathedral. The body arrives Wednesday from Haiuisuwe and will lie in state at the procathedral, with services led by Bishop McKim and Dr Cleland B. McAfee.
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Tokyo
Aux
Associated Press
Tama
Edgar A. Bancroft
Japan
United States
S J. Andrews
Haiuisuwe
Lis
Procathedral
Bishan McKim
Cleland B. McAfee
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chi
Deer Lodge to Meet Smelter Team on East Helena Field
East Helena and Deer Lodge square off this afternoon at 3 on the Bmnelter field. Deer Lodge brings a fast lineup led by Grose and Maronieck with Sterney and Dosen in key infield roles. East Helena hopes to reverse recent form behind Grose on the mound and a full cast of fielders.
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East Helena Field
East Holeum
Astelon
Bmelter
Cap Cvar
East Helena
Powell
Y County
Plena
J. Grose
East Helend
Maronieck
Schrapp
F. Rigler
Serenay
Dosen
Samang Rupert
Grove
Texas Burg Blazes In Liberty Fire Loss Estimated at 100000
Houston reports state the Liberty Texas fire burned itself out with about a hundred thousand dollars in damage. A block of stores and the Southern Pacific frame depot were reported burned in the blaze.
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Houston
Texas
Liberty
Tex
Southern Pacific
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