Argentina's New Radical Leader Irigoyen Takes Oath Preview
Buenos Aires Aug 1 Dr Hipolito Irigoyen poised to become Argentina's first Radical president in a major republic experiment. He has spoken or written little, prompting wide speculation on his policies. Observers note potential moves on education tariff cuts and lotteries while his exact program remains unclear. The electoral college backed him 152 of 298.
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Argentina
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Trigoyen
Buenos Aires
Esquela Normal de Mujeres
Normal School For
Sociedad de Peneficiencia
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Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
United States
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Danville Mystery Gas Case Under Police Scrutiny
In Danville Virginia Mrs Eva Buckner was found half asphyxiated in her Dame street kitchen with gas jets on She is hospitalized delirious after the incident Abe Buckner says she attempted to heat water and fainted She had previously asked police protection against her husband amid alleged ill treatment Buckner denies striking her
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War Risk Insurance Net Profit Reported by Treasury
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance has generated a net profit of $2,237,859 since its establishment nearly two years ago. Secretary McAdoo announced public rate reductions on several classes of insurance for American steam vessels and non contraband cargoes.
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Uncertain Scores From Carolina League Night Session
In Greensboro Raleigh games ended 6 to 2. Charlotte defeated Asheville 4 to 2 while Durham lost 0 to 6 at Winston-Salem. Washington tied 4 to 4 with St. Louis 5 to 2 in a rain shortened affair. First game went 10 innings with Philadelphia beating Detroit 3 to 10 and Boston 7 to 3 over Cleveland. New York 5 Chicago 4.
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Chicago seven Brooklyn six in ten innings
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 7 to 6 in a 16 inning game with both teams trading leads before Chicago pulled ahead late. Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a separate contest.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Brief
In a truncated day, Little Rock and Birmingham battled to a scoreless eight innings to allow travel for the train. Memphis fell to Nashville 1 to 2 while Chattanooga beat Mobile 6 to 2. No other games scheduled.
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Petersburg vs Portsmouth baseball called at end due to darkness
Petersburg 0 Portsmouth 3 finished by official call after innings. Rocky Mount defeated Norfolk 19 to 3 in the other game with final score noted.
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Baseball Incomplete Scores From Local Games
Charleston defeated Columbia eight to four in eight innings to allow Charleston a catch up train. Columbus and Jacksonville battled to a four to four deadlock when play ended after nine innings due to darkness.
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Macon
Charleston
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Jacksonville
Baseball scores from seven games reported
Montreal defeated Newark 7 to 3 while Toronto posted an 8 to 5 win over Providence. Rochester led Richmond 6 as the game went 10 innings in darkness. Buffalo fell to Baltimore 5 to 1.
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Asheboro
Government buys vast tracts for national forests in Appalachians
The national forest reservation commission approved 59 land tracts totaling 66 880 acres in the Appalachian and White mountains including 7 678 acres in Transylvania county on the Pisgah forest and 1 870 acres across Avery Caldwell Macon and McDowell counties.
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National Forest Reservation Commission
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White Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Transylvania County
Pisgah Forest
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Caldwell
Macon
McDowell Counties
Boone, Nantapala
Mount Mitchell
Potomac, Shenandoah and
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Virginia
Rabun
Union Counties
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Monroe
Sullivan Counties
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Appalachian
Britain imposes embargo on American tobacco shipments
Washington reports Britain has ordered an embargo on all American tobacco shipments to Germany and Austria via neutral European ports after August 31. Shipments paid for by August 1 may proceed through Holland. The move, reversing earlier easing, threatens millions in lost contracts for Virginia North Carolina and Kentucky exporters. Senator Overman vows a strong protest.
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German Plan To Make Daylight Saving Permanent
Amsterdam reports the German government considers a permanent daylight saving schedule from April 1 to September 30 each year with no return to standard time, reflecting wartime energy conservation aims.
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Taking Big Chances With Travel Without Remedy
A warning urges travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting bowel upset can strike suddenly and cannot be bought on trains or ships. The ad urges readers to obtain it now, available everywhere.
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