Indians Setting Fast Pace In American League Race
Indians surge into a tie for third after winning nine of twelve, boosting hopes in the American League race. They beat Washington and the Athletics, with a standout 18 run victory over Lefty Grove, and open a series at Yankee Stadium as they chase the Yankees and Giants win.
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Gayle Talbot
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Washington
Athletics
A’s
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Lefty Grove
Grove
Asheboro Woman Dies at Age 85
Special to the Interprie Asheboro July 13 Mrs Hannah Steed Winslow, 85, lifelong resident and widow of Eleazer Winslow, died Monday at her son T J Winslow's home after a three week illness. She celebrated her birthday July 9. Funeral from the Winslow home Tuesday at 4 pm. Rev R C Stubbins and Rev John S S Tillman officiated. Burial in Asheboro cemetery. Surviving are two daughters Kion Lowe a son T J Winslow and a brother Jonathan Reed all of Asheboro. One son Albion Winslow died in 1907 and a daughter died earlier.
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Asheboro
Hannah Steed Winslow
T. J. Winslow
R. C. Stubbins
John S&s. Tillman
Kion Lowe
Jonathan Reed
Albion Winslow
Names and Survivors Mentioned in Obituary Fragments
The fragment notes several grandchildren and other relatives surviving the deceased across various sections of the state, indicating extended family connections without providing full names or locations.
Funeral services held for Charlie T Luck in Ran dolph county
Funeral services for Charlie T Luck 71 who died Sunday at a High Point hospital were held Tuesday at 10 AM at the Luck home on Seagrove route 2. Luck had long been a prominent Randolph county figure active in civic political and religious affairs.
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Charlie T. Luck
High Point
Luck
Seagrove
Randolph County
Baraca-Brotherhood Sponsor Midweek Meeting
This evening at 8 o'clock the First Methodist Protestant church hosts a mid-week service in the assembly room. The Baraca-Brotherhood sponsors the meeting with Rev. Edward Suits speaking briefly. Summer prayer and praise services are planned by church groups, expecting a large attendance.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Baraca-Brotherhood
Edward Suits
Child chooses vanilla ice cream to match dress
A three year old girl in Edmonton answers a request for her preferred ice cream with a humorous remark that vanilla would best suit her dress. The quote shows a young child’s playful logic and fashion conscience as reported by the Edmonton Bulletin.
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Edmonton
Alta
Bulletin
Taylor Favors Regular Bureau of Paroles To Save State Large Sum
Tyre Taylor executive counsel told the Institute of Public Welfare in Chapel Hill that North Carolina could save about 182000 a year by expanding parole. He noted 468 paroles last year saved 70000, and that 1000 prisoners yearly could be paroled with proper investigation at a cost of around 40000, yielding net savings despite the need for post release employment.
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Taylor
Bureau of Paroles
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Tyre Taylor
Institute of Public Welfare
Rain Reveals Gold Ore On Greensboro Lot
Greensboro resident A. P. Kersey, not a farmer, welcomed rain that washed soil from his city lot revealing a rock yielding ore valued from 81 to 88 dollars per ton. He dug it up and reported the find amid the July shower.
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Greensboro
A. P. Kersey
Kersey
Major League Leaders Show Triumphs Across Leagues
Baseball leaders list highlights P Waner and Klein atop National League batting and runs. Foxx leads American League batting with .383 as Ruth and Ruth's 24 homers trail Foxx's 34. Pitching records crown Swetonic Betts Kimsey and Gomez with top win totals.
Public And Congress Both Oppose Debt Cuts
Washington reports say public and congressional sentiment opposes even small reductions in Europe’s $11 billion war debt. Secretary Stimson denies any promises to debtors while debate centers on non cancellation and collection. Senator Johnson warns of another moratorium as installments total $270 million.
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Washington
Europe
London
United States
Johnson
Cal
Stimson
Borah
Congress
Laughing at the Plate Spohrer Silent as Malone Delivers
In Chicago Al Spohrer the Boston Braves catcher laughed off Pat Malone as he batted with two out in the ninth. Malone’s single followed by hits from Herman and English produced the winning run, though Spohrer gave no applause. Rosy Stoy and Jackie Rodgers tied up the night in Youngstown.
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Chicago
al Spohrer
Boston Braves
Spohrer
Pat Malone
Cub
Altoona
Herman
English
Cotton States League Fades as Minor Leagues Face Collapse
Chicago July 13 The Cotton States League plans to wind up after failing to secure a 7500 loan from a West Baden committee. The Three Eye and Mississippi Valley leagues face deficits and possible quitting, while the Eastern and Western associations grapple with unpaid salaries and franchise clears. Birmingham shows a favorable Sunday baseball vote, signaling cautious interest amid gloom.
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Chicago
Cotton States League
West Baden
Tnd
Three Eye League
Decatur
Decatur, Til
Springfield
F.il
Mississippi Valley League
Western Association
Independence
Eas
William Fleischaker
Topeka
Hutchinson
Kas
Birmingham
Ala
Fights Last Night Echo Boxing Wins Worldwide
MILWAUKEE fighter Angel Clivelle from Puerto Rico beat Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute Indiana. In London Jack Peterson from England stopped Reg gie Meen in the second round.
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Milwaukee
Angel Clivelle
Puerto Rico
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
London
Eng
Jack Peterson
England
Reggie Meen
Garner Sees End of Congress Session This Week
Washington July 12 Congress adjourns at end of this week as President Garner signals closure of current session. Analysts note looming bills and potential vetoes. United States Capitol skyline remains quiet amid preparatory meetings on major policy priorities.
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Garner
Stars shine as Watkins and Ruffing pace wins
Yesterday's stars included George Watkins of the Cardinals homering with one aboard in the ninth to beat the Phillies. Charley Ruffing of the Yankees limited the Browns to seven hits in a 4-2 victory. Gus Dugas of the Pirates tripled in the 12th to drive in the winning run against the Dodgers. Bob Seeds of the White Sox pounded a triple and two doubles driving in three and scoring twice. Pat Malone of the Cubs stopped the Braves with eight hits and scored the winning run in the ninth. Bill Cissell of the Indians drove in the decisive run versus the Athletics with a ninth inning double. Carl Hubbell of the Giants held the Reds to six hits. Bob Kline of the Red Sox beat the Tigers with an eight hit performance.
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Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Dave Barbee
Gus Dugas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Braves
George Watkins
Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Morrissey
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Ruffing
Yankees
Browns
Pirates
Dodgers
Bob Seeds
White Sox
Senator
Pat Malone
Cubs
Bill Cissell
Indians
Athletics
Carl Hubbell
Reds
Bob Kline
Tigers
State committee urges quick Volstead Act modification
The New Jersey State Committee passed a resolution urging the president and Congress to cooperate for immediate modification of the Volstead Act. The move reflects pressure for refined enforcement and clearer temperance policy.
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Trenton
Heakenne State Committee
Congress
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Cleveland Club
Trim Grove
Yanks
Ben Chapman
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Baraca
Brotherhood
Gillette
Major League
P. Waner
Hurst
Klein
Terry
Worthington
Kin
Wilson
Stripp
Swetonic
Betts
Foxx
Walker
Simmons
Ruth
Averill
Porter
Campbell
Myer
Senators
Lezzeri
Chapman
Kimsey
Gomez
Charleston
S. C
Charlie Comer
Baltimore
Harry Oser
New Orleans
Mickey Patrick
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Drew
Public
Youngstown, CO
Rosy Stoy
Lancaster
Jackie Rodgers
Pittsburgh
McDonald’s
Joanette Thare
Vhider
Salt Lake
Utah
James E. Kearney
Church of St. Francis Xavier
Bronx
New York
Holy See
Vatican City
Y .Hesterfield
Columbia Coast-to-Coast Network
Wisett
Liccerr & Myers Tosacco Co
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