Wrestling show draws crowd with draw in semi final
The feature event saw Lefty Wil vs Pete Baltram end in a slugging draw. Skihuma, a jiu jitsu artist from Tulsa, was substituted in the program. Dimeter Mauldin announced plans to bring Skihuma to next Tuesday night’s show while the Bureau of Census reports an average of 45 persons per country.
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Aif
Bao
Lefty Wil
Pete Baltram
Tsi Skihuma
Pau
Tulsa
Sie
Dimeter Mauldin
Skihuma
Bureau of Census
Kelley Aces past six seasons with Athletics star recruit
Harry Kelley, veteran right hander for the Philadelphia Athletics, has spent six seasons in the majors but faced heavy coverage, described as covered up more times than a politician’s past. Connie Mack recruited the Atlanta star who earned over 200 wins in ten years in the Southern Association, and AL clubs find him troublesome as his Dixie circuit reputation follows him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelley
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Atlanta
Kelley
Standings and Tuesday Results Include Rain Delays
Knoxville 8 over Little Rock 2 New Orleans 9 over Nashville 7 Atlanta 7 over Memphis 1 Birmingham Chattanooga 7 St Louis 2 4 Pittsburgh 1 3 Boston 7 New York 6 Other games postponed due to rain Tuesday results show New York 0 6 and Boston 5 3 with incomplete entries
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Knoxville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Robults
Southern Association Club
Atlanta St
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Clothing Contest Continued in Page One
A list of contestants and organizers appears from Hope to Nashville across multiple towns. Names include Mullins, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Snell, Mrs. Rob erts, Mrs. Mc Corkle, Mrs. White, and Mrs. Crews. Hometowns span Belton Fulton Columbus Washington and Hope with addresses along Rt. 2 Rt. 1 and Rt. 4. The item documents a continuing clothing contest with entrants and local coordinators noted.
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W. L. Pet
New York Woo AE
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Wissins Hoos
Hope
Grainaoe
Oak Grove
H. D. Cms
Lester Philadelphia
Mullins
St. Louis
Patmos
M.D. C
T. J. Drake
Fatnos
Hinton
G. H. Black
Belton
Claw Roberts
Blevins
Clyde Snellgrove
Mt. Pleasant
Moore
Nashville
Melrose
Othe Roberts
McNab
D. C
William Mile Lwee
Liberty
Chatle McCorkle
Fulton
Bright Star
McKnight
Washington
Columbus
GR. White
H. D. Cts
Special Laundrying And Rinsing Advised In Homes
The column stresses careful washing with less vigorous soap use for certain fabrics. Rinsing in multiple waters prevents yellowing and scorching while sun bleaching affects whites and colored ties. Mrs. Fenton advises shade for colored garments to avoid wind and sun exposure. More than 7,000,000 members are in athletic clubs in Germany.
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Fenton
Germany
Roosevelt and the Court Clash in a Heated Preconvention Debate
The piece surveys Roosevelt era strategy as crowds distrust the justices, citing Barkley Robinson and attacks on Supreme Court conservatives. It lists justices Van Devanter Sutherland Butler Hughes and Roberts as targets, noting their past ties to big business and railroads. It questions the impact of such attacks on the convention and public opinion.
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Roosevelt
Alben Barkley
Kaynate
White House
Barkley
New York
Joe Robinson
Justice van Devanter
Justice Butler
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Vegian
Universy
Minnesota
Cat Hughes
Standard OH
Roberts
Shien Pennsylvania Railroad
Altsul
Washington Times Notes Local Visits And Club Meeting
Washington Mrs Charley Moss and Cleo Httle BON return to Kansas City after months with the Card family and relatives. Miss Merle Pickard of Rocky Mound visits J. B. Bearden. Mrs Myrtle Bearden returns from Ridgecrest NC for the Young Peoples assembly. Mrs John James and baby of Hope visit her parents. Mrs L A Pilkinton of Texarkana visits her son TL Pilkinton. Miss Vivian Beck returns from Emmet. Mrs Ralph Hunt and baby return to Rocky Mound after visiting Bearden family. Home Demonstration club meets July 10 at 2 30 at Mrs W E Elmore. Mrs Alvin Robinson of Hope visits her sister. G A chaperoned a wading party picnic on Washington Cross Roads. Baptist W M S meets at church with 10 members and one visitor. Mrs Card leads Luke 16 to 20. Business session held.
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Charley Moss
Httle Bon
Cleo
Kansas City
John Card
Merle Pickard
Rocky Mound
J. B. Bearden
Myrtle Bearden
Ridgecrest
N. C
Young Peoples
Card
Sermon Draws Crowd in Bells Chapel
Rev. Thurmen White of Blytheville preached a very interesting sermon here Sunday night. Mrs. J. T. Smith of Adeline Texas is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thorbert Smith. Toa Brooks and sons Arlin and Elvin attended to business in Hot Springs Monday. Mrs. Jeff Overton and children spent last week with her father Tam Long of McCaskill. Mrs. Lon Wood and son Welton were mentioned residents in the area.
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Thurmen White
Blytheville
J. T. Smith
Adeline
Texas
Thorbert Smith
Toa Brooks
Arlin and
Elvin
Springs
Jeff Overton
Tam Long
McCaskill
Lon Wood
Welton
Wednesday Guests and Out-of-Town Visitors List
Wednesday guests of Mrs Edgar Leverett in Blevins and many locals hosted or visited relatives. Johnnie Johnsons return to Tucson after Texas trip. Opal Yates heads to Dallas. George Ross and Melton hosts. Fay Tate and W B Carter visit H F Tate. Irina and Joyce Wood with Gladys Hoover. Thurman White and Albert Chamlee visit. Horace Honea attends Avery Chapel singing. Grace Thomas visiting El Dorado. Evelyn Stewart with Paul Gentry in Camden. Add Morrow to Alice Texas trip. Florence Italy contains art works.
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Edgar Leverett
Blevins
Johnnie Johnson
Tuscon
Arizona
Opal Yates
Dallas
Texas
George Ross
Melton
Rite
Fay Tate
Carter
Alloine
H. F. Tate
Irina
Joyce Wood
Gladys Hoover
Thurman White
Dlybeville, Ark
Albert Chamlee
Ohio
Edd Chamlee
Horace Honea
Avery Chapel
Grace Thomas
el Dorado
Evelyn Stewart
Paul Gentry
Camden
Add Morrow
Alice Texas
Bread storage linked to malaria deaths in Ethiopian war casualty report
Tago appears in a fragmentary note describing American casualties in the Ethiopian conflict and noting malaria deaths among bread storage workers, including Wilfred Courtney Barber of Chi- The garbled text references bread as a factor in fatalities and mentions farms in Flewegian or Flemish context.
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Tago
Flewegian Farms
Wilfred Courtney Barber
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Bblin’ Brook Dairies Eocarter
Hall Bred Cleaners & Hatters
Tol-E Tex OL Company
Roy Anderson and Company
National League
Siam
D. McFarlan Moore
Thomas A. Edison
East Orange
N. J
Ida R. Gleason
Bee
Nn Washingson Vey
Rodney Dutcher
SDE
Revsener
P. A. Lewis Motor Co
Paris
Second St
Hope, Ark
Florence
Italy
Nelson-Huckins
Jackson
Eds
Gallon
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexally Store
Gulf
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