Lumberjacks Fall In State Tourney First Round
The Williams Lumber company baseball team was eliminated in the first round at Little Rock, losing 8 to 5 to Benton. Benton pounded Ernett and McDowell for 45 hits, Hope added nine off Stondefer, Boctan hurler. Benton rallied with four runs in the eighth to take control, while both teams committed four errors. Other first round results included American Bakery over Mena Travelers 15 to 6, Camden Kratamen defeating Taylor 7 to 4, and Watson Grocery beating Morrison Red Sox 4 to 1. Benton also edged Hope. Reggie Ester was highlighted.
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Williams Lumber Company
Little Rock
Benton
Ernett
McDowell
Hope
Stondefer
Boctan
Lumberjacks
American Bakery of
Mena Travelers
Camden Kratamen
Taylor
Watsom Grocery
Morrisson Red Sox
Reggie Ester
Mena
O. Stewart
Estes
Stewart
Semfinals
Southern Bratsmen
Watson Grocery
Hope-Benton
Hopeah
Schooley
V. Schooley
W. Schooley
Rf Zinn
If Urbin
A Elliott
Coop
Ab Stogleterry
B. Love
Knoctel
Gentry
J. Love
Watts
L. Green
A) Hopkins
A. Green
Ef Bowden
Garlington
Standerfer
Standings and Sunday Results Across Leagues
Southern Association results show Little Rock 5-2 over New Orleans 1-0, Birmingham 3-2 over Memphis 3-1, Knoxville 5-2 over Nashville 4-1, Atlanta 2-2 over Chattanooga 0-4, Chicago 9-10, Cincinnati 10-12 over St. Louis 2-5, New York and Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 4-5, Boston 0-2, Sunday scores include Boston 8 over Washington 2, St. Louis 4 over Detroit 4, Cleveland 9 over Chicawa 1-2. BERLIN reports German women affected by labor front vacation trends with high female participation.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Knoxville
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Chicago
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York & Philadehphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicawa
New York
Philadelphia
Berlin
A Women
German Labor Front
Labor Front
Iwington
Lewis
National Leags Club
Pet
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Ag
How Women Find Happiness Alone
Laura Lou Brookman summarizes Marjorie Hillis's guidance for unattached women. From New York to the Midwest, Hillis presents rules to live gaily and gracefully while managing work, budgets, and social duties. She argues single women gain self reliance and exhilaration by standing on their own feet.
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Laura Lou Brookman
NER Service
Corresponent
New York
Marjorie Hillin
Miss Hillis
Alhiring
Pogey Joyce
He’s Bigger’n Two Governors at Texas Centennial
At the Texas Centennial Governor Henry Warner of Illinois and Governor James V. Allred of Texas were dwarfed by Robert Wadlow of Allen Texas. The 17 year old stood 8 feet 5 inches tall, towering over the dignitaries as a living record. The event offered a striking contrast between state leaders and Wadlow known as Big Boy Wadlow.
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Henry Warner
Illinois
James V. Allred
Texas
Horner
Robert Wadlow
Allen
Wadlow
Life Alone and Liked Author Miss Hillis Seeks Next Book
Miss Hillis, daughter of Rev. Dwight Newell Hillis, writes about living solo and the appeal of independence. Born in Peoria and educated in Chicago and Brooklyn Heights, she now holds a top Vogue post and enjoys her East River apartment filled with antiques and plants. She advises others to have hobbies, though she herself has none planned for a new work.
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Mies Hillis
Dwight
Newell Hillis
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Congregational Church
Brooklyn Heights
N. Y
Peoria
Wye
Chicago
Vogue
Manhattan
East River
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Benton Independents
Jack Holt
Jack Helt
Arkansas
Brooks Norfleet
Jack ‘Holt
Lum
N’ Abner
C. G. “Crip” Hall
Crip Hall
Southern Association
Wade
Congress
Wade Kitchens
Advertisament
Kaan
Mise Hillis
Esso
Standard Oil Company OF
Louisiana
Ssolene
Taaf
Union Hall
Real Pritet
Rau
W. B. Watson
J. Fred Thompson
Ark
R. C. Robins
Reginald Bearden
Watson
Thompson
Ward
Jas
Kk. Bearden
Sheriff
Jas. E. Bearden