Southern Indiana Baseball League opens with flying start
Ten teams from Washington Linton Bloomfield Jasonville Loogootee Shoals Odon Dugger Carlisle Plainville began league play in Bloomfield Shoals Odon Carlisle Loogootee with crowds. Linton Cardinals beat Bloomfield Byrds 4 to 2 as Sarmont pitched well and Prudhome finished the last inning without a hit.
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Southern Indiana Baseball League
Indiana
Washington
Linton
Bloomfield
Jasonville
Loogootee
Shoals
Odon
Dugger
Carlisle
Plainville
Linton Cardinals
Bloomfield Byrds
Bacon
Cardinals
Byrds
Sarmont
Prudhome
White Sox Edge Carlisle 5 4 In Narrow Ninth Inning Tears
Dugger defeats Carlisle 5 4 in a well played game. Dugger scored in the fifth then added two runs in the last two innings to clinch a one run victory. Batteries George Pope and Dunbar Sterling Whiggs.
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Carlisle
Dugger
George
Pope
Dunbar
Sterling
Whiggs
Loogootee Defeats Washington In Southern Indiana League
Loogootee beat the Washington Greys 6 to 4 in the opening Southern Indiana league game. A large crowd watched a pretty contest as the teams opened league play yesterday in Loogootee Indiana.
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Loogootee
Ind
Washington Greys
Shoals Edge Jasonville 3-2 in Southern Indiana league
Shoals defeated Jasonville 3 to 2 in the opening game of the Southern Indiana league played in Shoals Indiana yesterday afternoon.
Plainville Defeats Qdon In Nine-Run Game
In Plainville, Indiana, on June 19, Plainville beat Qdon 13 to 10 in a lively batting contest. Both pitchers gave up many hits as the lead changed hands multiple times throughout the nine innings.
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QDON
Ind
Plainville
Byrd Delays Trans Atlantic Flight Amid Sea Storms
Richard Byrd postpones his planned trans Atlantic flight to tomorrow at the earliest because of storms at sea. He is in Boston today to receive an authority degree from Taft College.
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New York
Richard Byrd
Boston
Taft’s College
Austria Honors Chamberlin and Levine Aviators
Austria paid tribute to Chamberlin and Levine with an enthusiastic demonstration. The aviators’ wives now fly about a rope with their husbands in a show of solidarity and support.
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United Press Dispatch
Vienna
Austria
Chamberlin
Levine
Storms Wreck Wheat Crops Across Kansas
United Press reports heavy damage to homes and acres of wheat in southwest Kansas from weekend storms. Tornado strength winds and heavy rains caused rivers to overflow, halting crops and harming Parsons with about $20,000 in city damage and additional losses countywide. 3.5 inches of rain recorded.
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United Press Dispatch
Kansas City
Three Babies Die From Poisoned Cream Puffs
United Press dispatch from Springfield Illinois reports three babies died and a fourth near death with ptomaine poisoning after a breakfast including cream puffs at Redemption Home. Five others were ill. coroner investigates. Names listed include Rose and Norbet formerly of Rockford Betty Bergman Reno Lindell both of Springfield and Frank Blurton seriously ill at St Joseph hospital.
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United Press Dispatch
Springfield
Ill
Rose and Norbet
Rockford, AL
Betty Bergman
Reno Lindell
Herrick to sail for New York for holiday
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick sails from Paris to New York for his annual holiday aboard the French liner Ile De France. He expects to be in better health than last year after a strenuous day with Colonel Charles Lindbergh.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
New York
Ile de France
Coonnel
Charles’ Lindbergh
Hero of Nanking Signalman J. D. Wilson Arrives in America
The account recalls the siege of Nanking and the American sailor who climbed to the Consulate roof under fire to signal warships on the Yangtze to aid foreigners. The first photograph shows Signalman J. D. Wilson arriving in the United States.
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Nanking
America
J. D. Wilson
Fatal accident at Sunflower dirt track near Terre Haute
In yesterday afternoon’s Sunflower dirt track race one driver died and another was injured when Gerald J. Bush of Iowa City collided with Charles Crawford of Terre Haute. Four spectators near the guard fence were hurt, with Mrs. Gladys Cox most severely fractured hip. Crawford returned home on a crutch after first aid.
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Sunflower
Terre Haute
Gerald J. Bush
Iowa City
Charles Crawford
Bush
William Shaffer
Terre, Haute
Dallas ‘Menéley
Estel Stewart
Brazil
Gladys Cox
Bowling Green
Old Hoosier State Has Bad Smallpox Record
Indianapolis bulletin from the Indiana State Medical Association notes Indiana has one of the highest smallpox rates in the United States. It argues vaccination is the only reliable control method and questions sanitation alone.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana State Medical Association
United States Public Health Service
United States
Calf Born with Two Bodies and Eight Legs
Roy Staats found a calf born with two bodies and eight legs near his farm on Main street road by the garbage plant. The creature, though fatal, drew many visitors as Staats planned to have it preserved.
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Vincennes
Roy Staats
Staats
Irish American Eagle Ends 12 Day Flag Pole Sit in Newark
Alvin Shipwreck Kelly completed a 12 day 12 night stay atop the St Francis Hotel flag pole in Newark New Jersey. He perched 38 feet above the roof from June 7 to June 20 ending at 10 29 p m. Flags waved from Newark poles as his record stood unchallenged.
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United Pries& Dispatch
Newark
N. J
Alvin
Kelly
St.Francis Hotel
St. Francis
Secretary Trester Speaks at Bloomington Basketball Clinic
A. L. Trester, secretary of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, will address the opening night of a basketball officiating course at Indiana University. He will discuss new rules and Indiana high school officiating as part of the summer coaching school. Athletic Director 46 Clevenger invites all state coaches and referees to attend as guests of the athletic department. Coach Everett Dean and Clevenger are also on the program.
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Bloomington
Ind
A. L. Trester
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Indiana University
Trester
Indiana High School
Clevenger
Everett Dean
Sesquicentennial Deficit Reported at Exposition
Philadelphia June 20 The balance sheet for the Sesquicentennial exposition shows a deficit of 206 987 17 dollars. E L Austin director announced the deficit may be met from salvage of exposition property. Unfavorable weather cited as main reason for lower returns than expected.
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Philadelphia
E. L. Austin
Aqueduct Dynamited Again Near Los Angeles
For the fourth time in a month the Los Angeles aqueduct was dynamited before daybreak at Puddle Creek dam. Two panes of the uncovered conduit were destroyed, shutting water off for a day to clean the lining. Dynamiters, believed to be Owens Valley ranchers, placed their charge near city guards and fled.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angels
Puddle Creek
Owens Valley
Nine Indiana weekend deaths from drownings and wrecks
United Press reports nine accidental deaths in Indiana over the weekend. Victims include three in a Bloomington area express train collision, three boys drowned near Newport, a fatal Sunflower track crash near Brazil, a Mishawaka train fatality, and a Greenacres drowning. In all, pleasant weather drew many pleasure trips and additional minor accidents statewide. The wreck near Bloomington killed Mrs. James McFall and two others. three Smedleys were injured, and other drownings involved Jean and Glen Baird and Melvin Bush near Newport.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bloomington
Newport
Brazil
Mishawaka
Greenaeade
James Melall
Mildred Jane McFall
Harriet Smedley
James McFall
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Smedley
McFall
Jean Baird
Glen Baird
Melvin
Bush
One Life Gained in Rail Accident Near Chicago
A four car Chicago Aurora and Elgin Electric Road train caught fire at Maywood. Eight hundred passengers escaped unharmed as a child was born to a passenger and rushed to a hospital with the mother. One coach was destroyed.
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Chicago
Chicago, Aurora & Elgin
Maywood
Collapse of Rodellon cotton mill kills forty in Colombia
United Press dispatch from Bogota reports that a landslide and collapse at the Rodellon cotton mill near Medellin killed about forty workers, including eighty four girls, with twenty one bodies recovered and three days more needed to reach those trapped. One manager, Arturo Uribe Piedrasti, died while aiding female employees.
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PRMAB
Bogota
Columbia
Rodellon
Medellin
Arturo Uribe Piedrasti
Evansville Restores Power After 62 Hours of Outage
Evansville returns to normal after 62 hours of streetcar interurban and industry paralysis due to a broken sewer that flooded the power plant. The Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Co. restarted its plant at 6 am after repairs and sewer issues were resolved.
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Evansville
Ind
Moanaville
Southern
Indiana Gas and Eleectile Co
Judd Gray regrets for Soul of Snyder in death row
Ossining NY June 20 Henry Judd Gray says he regrets that Albert Snyder did not have time to meet his God before his execution in the electric chair. The remark was shared with Rev Dr Anthony Petersen prison chaplain. Snyder, Gray's fellow condemned for murder, spoke with Petersen about his trip to California and his plans.
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Ossining
N. Y
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Snyder
Anthony N. Petersen
Huth Snyder
Gray
Petersen
California
Lindbergh May Consider Sonia Offers In Flight Plan
The United Press Dispatch reports Chay Lindbergh may accept attractive offers amid his busy schedule. Roosevelt fields and aviation plans are noted as part of his future prospects.
Prompt Payment Savings Highlighted by Washington Official
A Washington official cites substantial annual savings from prompt payment of bills, totaling 875,546 dollars in current spending and 4,298,448 dollars in related public expenses. The director emphasizes the method’s value and potential reforms to reduce delays in payments.
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Washington
Fis Lord
Thieked
Rector Lord
Washington Girl Dies From Gunshot
Edna Inman died after a gun discharged causing fatal injuries. The incident left her with a damaged arm earlier and police or guardianship records note parental survivors. The report frames the event as an accidental discharge with the family mourning.
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Washington
Edna Inman
Fishwick Declares Miners Victory in Wage Dispute
In Des Moines Iowa June railroad labor summary Fishwick chairman of the miners wage scale reports a strike victory. He states present wage conditions and central competitive field dr's ice referenced in the update.
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Des Moines
Fishwick
Unclear prompt fragment about Japa and United States
An unclear fragment references a meeting or convened day and mentions Japa in connection with the United States. The readable text offers no concrete event, date, or identifiable entities to report a full summary.
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