Atlantic Fishermen Predict Warm Water Season Along Atlantic Shores
York July 20 By The Astor press. veteran fishermen report a warm water year along U3 Atlantic shores. They cite Gulf Stream mixing with Arctic currents moderating seas, leading to early mackerel in warmer depths and bluefish and weakfish moving landward, signaling a sustained summer pattern.
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Brother Takes Vows for Absent Bridegroom in San Antonio
In San Antonio a proxy wedding was held at San Fernando Cathedral with Miss Maria Guadalupe Villela marrying Oscar Yaquiam of Mexico City. Yaquiam, a surgeon in the Mexican army, could not attend due to his mother's illness, so Villela acted as proxy for the bridegroom.
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Associated Presa
Eduardo Villela
Maria Guadalupe Villela
San Antonio
San Feraniia Cathedral
Oscar Yaquiam
Mexico City
Yaquiam
Mexico
Aguilar claims revolt plotted against Calles regime
In Mexico City General Candida Aguilar former foreign secretary under Carranza says he was approached by American interests to join a new revolutionary movement aimed at toppling President Calles. He offers to provide evidence if the U.S. State Department denies his claims.
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Associated Presse
Candida Aguilar
Mexico
Carranza Regme
Cuna
Calles
Aguiler
State Department
Bootlegger Kills Woman In Sand Hornt Street Scene
Reported shooting on a Sand Hornt street left Mrs. Wike dead after a bootlegger known as Cole's associate, recently released from jail, returned and fatally shot her before turning the gun on himself. Details on motive and prior relationship remain unclear as authorities investigate.
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Ida
Wale
Taunty
Scopes Case Trial Moves Through Federal Court
Prosecution scouts trial in federal court as defense voices worry over Maytan procedures. Dayton authorities plan to select a jury from Rhine county conventry court, with restraining orders eyed for Knoxville or Chattanooga. Meanwhile Miss Gizelle Wattenberg returns from Palestine amid accounts of Arab horsemen and a whip attack during travel.
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Associated Press
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New University of Jerusalem
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Flood scare hits points near Denver in odd weather
Reports from near Denver describe rising flood threats along Merry Creek and surrounding areas. Residents prepared to secure homes as authorities urged caution amid uncertain conditions and warnings lasting several hours.
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Volo
NSM
Wuthariner
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J R Clark Reported Very Seriously Ill
In Los Angeles and Victorville California reports indicate J Ross Clark is very seriously ill. The notice mentions family members including a brother and a banker relative and references a desert area near Momana with unclear details.
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J. Ross Clark
Los Angeles
Ton Angeles
Victorville
Cali
Rees Clark
Ovens
Rafroal Oman
Broadcast From Plane Sparks Military Speech Interruption
A broadcast from a plane interrupted a radio air force event as the Associated Press reported first. General Pax KB addressed the audience briefly before the signal failed, with military officials expected to reassess the session and continue later.
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Langley Acquitted in Drunkenness Charge
Congressman John W Langley of Kentucky was acquitted by a county court on a charge of inebriety raised weeks ago by Mrs Henrhize. The Republican figure faced the case amid political scrutiny, with proceedings concluding without conviction.
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John W. Langley
Kentucky
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Alabama Power Bid Sole bidder for Muscle Shoals power tests
Washington July 3 The Alabama Power company is the only bidder for the surplus power to be developed at Muscle Shoals over the forthcoming period of machinery tests.
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Alabama Power Company
Muscle Shoale
Roe Dot Have To Be An Orchestra Jeegder To Ji
A fragmented OCR line notes a phrase about Roe Dot being tied to an orchestra role for Ji. Context is unclear and names appear garbled, with no coherent event or outcome.
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Roe Dot
Senators Put On Fest Red Sox Buried By Slams
Washington Senators crushed the Boston Red Sox 11 to 9 as McNeely and J Harris homered twice, Teckinpaugh and S Warria sparked four double plays, while Coveleskie earned his 10th win. Boston's bats were quiet with four hits, and Zahnizer struggled on the mound.
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Cobb Leads Sluggers as Youth Adage Remains Silent
Chicago July 1 Ty Cobb at forty remains the season’s elite slugger posting a .499 batting average over the last nine games. He tops double-base hits with 25 tied with Boon and Boston, 25 homers nine triples and three stolen bases. Teammates rising with him include Hale, Mostis, and Simmons among leaders. Hornsby tops the NL with 427, Stock and Fournier surge for Dodgers, and several others post strong marks across the leagues.
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Phillies
Pacific Coast League updates and scattered game notes
A fragmented recap covers multiple games and players across the coast leagues. It notes Ruth’s lack of hits and several home run threats from Seattle, plus line details for San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles and Portland venues. The piece lists pitchers and fielders such as Meurel Gehrix and Meusel, with partial box score fragments and inning highlights from New York and Philadelphia contests.
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Helena Crack Amateurs Head for Townsend Game
The West Side Giants champions of Tidena amateur teams depart Townsend at 1 1 AM for a morning match. Roster includes L. Rudin Arnold Sass H Miller Juhl Condon Mills Campbell M Miller Jr. Al Gaskill accompanies to provide coverage. A full box score will appear in Sunday's Independent.
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Independent
Ayma Bradford's Girl Sets World Record at Grand Circuit
Cleveland July 20 Associated Press The racing of Anne Bradfords Girl and the lowering of the world's record for trotters at three quarters of a mile for the served time in two days. Grand Circuit program at Mandal.
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Anne Bradford
Tunney Knocks Out Herman in Second Round Bout
Gene Tunney, the American heavyweight champion, knocked out Herman in the second round in Rancas City Kansas. It was Tunney's first engagement since defeating Tommy Gibbons in New York.
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Kan
Associated Preas
Gene Tunney
Itellan Jack" Herman
New York
Tunney
Tommy Gibbons
California Athletes Take Junior Events
California track stars dominated the national junior AAU championships in San Francisco. Hollywood ALC scored 58 points to lead, with Los Angeles ALC second and Olympic Club third. multiple unattached and other clubs shared the remaining positions. The 100 yard dash saw a sprint of 9.4 seconds by J W Todd and Keith Lord tied for fastest time, while FH Smith of Hollywood closely followed. The Junior Championships continue tomorrow and Sunday.
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Associated Press
California
Hollywood Athletic Clat
Los Angeles
New York
ALC
Keith Lord
Hollywood
FH. Smith
Hallowood
Hospital Fund Takes In 339040 From Boxing Night
About 41,900 spectators paid a tote of 339,040 into the hospital fund at Polo Grounds boxing night. Promoter Humnert J. Fupany announced figures citing $185,090 set aside for fighters. Wills and wired each received 10 percent of the gate, with Walker and others also paid. Puffalo lost to Tate Shade. Shade received 8,?9? and others paid. Fugazy said fights would net the hospital fund about 100,000.
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Tatin Hospital
Hum Nert J. Fupany
Larry Wired
Warry Wills
Mickey Walker
Ant Gir Henind
Wily
Fant
Puffalo Midiowelsh
Tate Shade
California
Charles Weinert
Shade
Celote
Zack Sharkey
Daa Lenel
Fugazy
Fichts Woul
American Association Scores From Midwest Ballparks
In Toledo Ohio the American Association saw a 4 3 Toledo win over Indianapolis while Columbus beat Louisaville J in ten innings, Kansas City trounced Milwaukee 12 to 2. Three games scheduled. Widespread bunt plays and notes from Altoona and Brooklyn. A motor show and rider stories appear amid broken text detailing a Giants week and a rider’s miles in an eventful eighth inning.
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Jim Davis
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Hoover Beaten and Regatta News From Henley
Jack Bereh ford Jr of London defeated Walter M Moorer of Philadelphia in the diamond sculls eliminations at Henley Regatta. A Cairo committee was appointed to organize an international navigation congress under the minister of public works.
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Associated Press
Jack Berehford, Jr
London
Lilleholder
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Philadelphia
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Umder
Cards Come From Behind and Win Out in Ten Innings
Philadelphia edged Boston 14 to 10 in ten innings to open the series. Home runs by players drove the Phillies to the comeback win as runs followed in the early innings and late surge.
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Associated Press
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Phillies
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Snell and Ryan Battle to a Draw in 12 Rounds
In Butte the bantamweights Snell and Ryan fought 12 slashing rounds ending in a draw. Ryan was floored in round two but recovered with strong defense to salvage the bout. Frankie Monahan stopped Cowboy Martin in the third round of a ten round semi windup. Young Lundy defeated Freddie Olson in ten rounds as Lundy broke his right hand in round one. A six round curtain raiser between Young Terry and Lew Hechellch also ended in a draw with Terry forcing a count of seven on Hechellch.
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McKeesport
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Freddie Olson
Gundy
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Livingston
Lew Hehellch
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Extreme heat grips Omaha and Midwest cities
An intense heat wave drove Omaha to 102 degrees the hottest since August 24, 1922. Many Iowa cities and Kansas City, Missouri, reported highs of 100 or more. Chicago reached 89 as the mercury climbed in a troubling year high.
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Mitchell and Compston Set for Thousand Guineas Final
Glen Eagles Scotland July 3 The Thousand Guineas golf finals will feature Abe Mitchell of North Foreland and A E Compston of North Manchester after both eliminated their semifinal opponents. Mitchell beat Arthur Havers twentieth hole and Compston defeated C A Whitcombe two and one.
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Associated Press
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North Manchester
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Arthur Havers
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Suzanne Lenglen retains coveted net title at Wimbledon
Suzanne Lenglen wins her sixth women's singles crown since 1919 by defeating 17 year old Joan Fry 6 2 6 0. American duo Ray Casey and John Hennessey upset favorites Brugnon and Cochet 7 5 7 9 6 4 to reach the final against Borotra and La Coste.
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Henri Coches
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