Halts World Series in Capital by Rain Delay
The Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates paused the World Series after a heavy rainstorm. The field at Griffith Stadium was deemed unplayable, with plans to resume in the capital the following day as weather permitting. Managers and officials anticipate better conditions for a decisive third game and possible adjustments to pitching rotations.
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Farmillar
J. Plavina
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Moon
Tundis
Clark Griffith
Washington Club
BM Mekerinte
Mintos
Aring
Butt
Baesman
Aldridge
Bluege
Bliese
Roger Peckinpaysh
Alex Ferguson
Riehthand R
Ee Kremer
Moundsman
Mel Kechnie
Emil Yde
Suntays
Jamane Tinrris
P Law
Nortstter
Patch Iether
Johnson
Lee Mengons
Pittsburgh
Lteam
Siralent Kerr
World Series Play Will Resume on Marlow Board
Weather promises a fine day as the Marlow board prepares to resume World Series play. A suspended event yesterday will restart today with officials and a crowd expected, while local observers discuss possible delays and safety measures.
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Marlow
Helena Basstaltas
Teddy
Pavhitl
RYOBI SHAKES OFF BG TRAN TO EDGE RIVALS
In a dramatic late game turnabout at Welser Idaho Johnson allowed no runs and two hits until a bad throw tied the score, Sturgeon scored on a fielding misplay, and Sturgeon later scored on a misplay to lift a smoky frame. Hammond and Nigginbotham provided the fire in a lengthy slugfest as Caldwell watched. In Colorado, Mines upset Colorado Teachers on Rocky Mountain gridiron, halting Teachers’ win streak.
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Hammond
Ana Sturgeon
Flim
Herwig On
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Knocker
Calldorn Cihle
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Oteans of
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Sturgeon
Umale
Atneley
Colo
Colorado Teachers’ College
Colorado School of Mines
San Francisco Giants Clinch Pacific Coast League Pennant
The San Francisco team clinched the Pacific Coast League pennant with a 2 to 3 win over Vernon. Seattle beat Salt Lake to threaten, but San Francisco led by 14 games with few to play. The season’s finish hinges on remaining games as the club secures the title.
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Fan Franesco
San Francisco
Chicline
Vernon
Salt Tare
Seattle
Chicago City Series Delayed By Rain Between White Sox and Cuba
Heavy rain in Chicago halted the third game of the city series between the White Sox and Cuba. The contest will be resumed tomorrow, weather permitting, as the Stanton league mark stands in the balance.
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Chicago
Anuw
White Sox
Cuba
Intermountain Panthers Meet State Normal Gridsters Here Today
Intermountain Panthers face State Normal Gridsters in a revealing game of local merit. The Panthers, led by Captain Poukdsen, aim to show strength against Montana Mines and Montuna Normal, with key players listed as starters and substitutes for an opener expected to test conference standings.
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Lilerem
Shiervon
Walliams
Titlowr
Carr
Muumkaltner
Moore
Totland
Schotin
Ratehe
Michena
Revoivte
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Gunnorran
TLWI
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Montana Minow Usav
Naimal
Mon Teway
Mattaw Hong
Tye
Asd
Sistore
Panthers
Montans State
Esolece
Capris
Cloxe Ree
Mount SL Charive
Wintermountain
Montana Mines
Montuna Normal College
Six Carbon Stockmen Start 51 Car Train for Chicago Market
Red Lodge reports a 51 car cattle train to Chicago, with 31 cars leaving the Ineal stock yards Tuesday afternoon and 20 more picked up at wher Carbon canary plants. Sixteen shippers had stock on the train, loading began at 11 a.m. and the train departed at 3:30 p.m. Cars were allocated among National Livestock Commission, E. J. Gibsons, Woods Brothers, and National Browers. additional cars came from Robinson Brothers at Seles and Henry Schmidt at Bridger.
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Ineal
Chicago
T. B. Yates
George ‘T. Lay
Barnett and Renland
Tree
J. R. Entry
Anton Castagne
D. P. Corbett
R. E Corbett
Peterson and Nutting
Nat Wills
Henry Schmidt
A.A. Ellis
T. P. Buchman
O'Connor
Interstate rail tie initializes between Sidney and Cheyenne
Representatives of the inter AALM Conterca commission began tests of an automobile train system between Sidney, Nebraska, and Cheyenne Wyoming. The route will continue for about a fortnight as officials assess feasibility amid the ongoing Pittsburgh National League signing.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Inter Aalm Conterca Commission
Idney
Neb
T Club Mixer at Intermountain
An action sale of three Tunehen will follow to raise funds for new eaters for the letter men in athletics. Proceeds go to support a fund aiding athletic letter recipients.
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Intermountain
Elena Wal
Dance Hall Smasher in Law's Hands Again
Joe M. Shagina was freed in Justice Pringles court after refusing to obey orders to stay away from the county jail. He was fined $25 after forced restraint. Rudy Veron and Ed Troyer, charged similarly, were acquitted. Shagina had been among 14 defendants guilty in a Garrison riot in August and had earlier been fined $300 in Weer Lodge district court.
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Joe M. Shagina
Gallagher
Army’s mobile battery tests big coastal gun plan
The army plans a 3000 mile railway mounted gun march from Aberdron to Fort McArthur near San Diego to test a heavy artillery battery concept. Officers and engineers view the voyage as an experiment to evaluate supplementary coast defense with rail mounted guns.
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Fort McArthur
San Diego
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Vatican Newspaper Sparks Fascist Government Criticism
The Vatican's official newspaper Intervallo Romino questions if Italy's government has the right to suppress church and socialist press for political ends. It notes rising tensions as state and church seek to define press freedoms, while ministers deny censorship claims and public protests grow over press limits.
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SA Centon
Golf Club Land Deal Sparks Legal Battle and Charges
An eight man group tied to a Chicago golf club faces charges amid a land purchase scheme. The director allegedly steered the purchase and approval plan to profit, with $120,008 routed to the club and $59,000 diverted to individuals, triggering removal discussions and court action.
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Strontins Height Rule Eased by One Inch in NY Police Policy
A New York police notice states that the minimum height to admit strontins is reduced by one inch. Det SAT notes the change becomes effective today, lowering the required minimum height from seven feet to six feet three inches.
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Det
SAT
United States Marine Troy
Romani debt mission teases reason for totalaction
Fragmented OCR reads note about a debt mission and war timing with unclear names. Key terms suggest a request or explanation tied to Washington and a forthcoming action or policy decision. Details are incomplete, making precise entities uncertain.
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Pedt Dickimera UM
Parts
I-Apm
Washington
Naval observatory party to study solar eclipse in Sumatra
An eight month voyage by a U S Naval Observatory group will travel from Manila to Sumatra to observe the total solar eclipse on January 14 1920. The expedition includes Smithsonian participation and will film the eclipse while studying sunspot activity and the corona. The Bittern minesweeper will transport the party with housing and telescope towers erected before the eclipse.
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Naval Observatory
Sumatra
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Bittern
Manila
Africa
Indian Ocean
Henry C. Kellers
Smithsonian Institution
Frank R. Littell
George JH. Peters
G. M. Raynsford
John A. Anderson
Mt. Wilson
Pasadena
Calif
Secret of a carefree life in cod minister says
Melbourne pastor Dr Henry Howard opens the Sunday Evening season with a talk titled Don't Worry. He links carefree living to aligning with God's purpose and says Christ's guidance promises daily needs through seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. Birds and flowers illustrate the contrast between toil and worry.
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Henry Howard
Melbourne
Australia
Christ
God
Howard
Local Money Totes Replaced Notes in Counterfeit Scheme
A confusing OCR fragment shows a case involving Caladio Madi, a young man held on counterfeiting charges. It mentions ten dollar totes converted from one dollar bills and misused currency, with references to federal authorities and misdated events.
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Avie
Greathuy
Willa
Caladio Madi
Mother Love Wins In San Francisco Custody Case
Nelly Carrycio, a 16 year old girl, faced pressure from her father to allege insanity by promising luxury clothes. The girl chose to stand by her mother as parental quarrels led to divorce court actions and attempts to influence her testimony with material temptations.
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Nelly Carrycio
San Franciseo
They Be Off Derby to Raise for Helena’s YMCA
A large Helena crowd gathered at the gym for a Red Triangle derby fundraiser. John Kain spoke of YMCA support and donations, praising contributors including an $8,500 donor, while Eugene Carroll of Butte urged city backing for the Helena YMC A. Attendees from business, professional, and civic ranks filled stands to back the event and the youth programs of the YMCA.
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Y_ ML
Ion 11
Conrad Kohrs
Ar. Bellenburg
Deer Lodge
Andy Schultz
Sam McKennan
Kain
Helena
Eugene Carroll
Butte
MCA
Sam Parker
Red Triangle
Bette
Parker
Messena
Amr
Caroll
Camden
Ceding
Hint Oeening
I. Bitte
Wames
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SU Carcles
Woodhight
Hee
American Tourists Source of Wealth in Canada
Ottawa reports US tourists generated about 150 million dollars in 1925, a sum equal to a quarter of the wheat crop value and near the combined mining output of Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia. Over 2,000,000 American autos crossed into Canada, with about 9,000,000 tourists overall. Ontario notes the Jaeger traffic. last year US cars entering Ontario totaled 1,376,993.
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Ont
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Canada
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Dominion
Klemme Speaks at Masonic Meeting in Townsend
President Klemme of Intermountain will address the district convention of Masons in Townsend. A post‑thon outdoor barbecue and several lectures were changed due to weather. A notable banquet will be held in the evening.
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Intermountain Wll
Masons
Townsend
Plana
Success Often Comes Very Late in Life in New York
A New York writer argues age should not deter effort. Socrates learned instruments after 80, Henry Spelman became a great lawyer after 50, Chaucer started Canterbury Tales at 64, Michelangelo remained creative until 99, Anatole France wrote late works, and Thomas Mardy is cited as a poet in old age.
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Creek
Ilenry Spelman
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Wice
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Anatole France
Thomas Mardy
Marriageable age debate moves windward in Denver church
In Denver on June 9 AP report states marriageable age for Indians has shifted from two years to seventeen, voiced by Mrs HK Yuck a missionary from India. She spoke before delegates at a Methodist Episcopal gathering and led a pageant advocating nineteenth century social reform.
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Australia Nears Six Million Inhabitants
Melbourne reports a completed census showing Australia’s population reaching about 6 million on March 11. Savings bank deposits on that date are listed near 800 million dollars, with industrial production for the year ending June 1 amounted to 1.97 billion.
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Melbourne
Believe It or Not Traveling Sheep with Sprouted Hayseed
A garbled report from St. Louis, Mn mentions roaming sheep fed on hayseed. Recent rains and warm sheep bodies caused the hayseed to sprout along their backs and sides, creating a grassy appearance. An Arc plant incident with undetermined origin is noted, with damages estimated in the hundreds of thousands of pesos.
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Holla Vista
Catif
Farner Near
St Lenis
Hese "Eonlaht
Kanega Senator A Viin Camper Pushes Tax Cut Benefit
Kanega Senator Aviin Camper proposes a December session or congress would cut taxes by up to 350 thousand ninety dollars. The plan aims to reduce the overall tax load for taxpayers and stimulate economic activity through a broader tax relief package.
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Kanega
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Conwress
Amundsen Arrives for Flight Preparation Next Summer
New York and world news report Captain Roald Amundsen arriving from Europe to begin preparations for the flight next summer from Rome Le Rams in a crowded scene. A Black messenger, Bushrod Ilekey, faces a theft charge over world series tickets in police court, with a $100 seized bail. Alfred Hollinger, confessed slayer of Alex Rummers, is hanged at 10:07 p.m. in the state prison.
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Palar
Murope
Heavn
Rane le Rams
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Bale Leon
Porprits Katl
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Wavy Officer Drowns in Philadelphia Incident
A naval officer identified as Jackson of the Ua Han fell overboard from the vessel Tat in Philadelphia harbor and drowned early today. Police and harbor officials are investigating the accident and the circumstances surrounding the fall from the ship.
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Jackson
Han- Inhel Wan
Philadelphia Navy
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