Campaigning in Favor of Commission Government Movement
The Elective Commission Government league led by W L E Kouf fel, a New York business leader, campaigns for commission government. It seeks 80 000 ballots by mail, facing obstacles as the group is urged to use mailed ballots. Mayor George Gonzales, an independent elected on the Republican line, backs the movement.
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Elective Commission Government League
W. L. E. Kouffel
New York
League
Etersitt
George Gonzales
Commission Government
Baseball results from National and American Leagues
National League games included a rain postponed Brooklyn game and a 6-3 ten inning Pittsburg win over Cincinnati. Philadelphia tied Boston 6-6. Standings list New York 63, Chicago 37, Philadelphia 37, Brooklyn 21 wins. American League games had New York 3 Washington 1 and Boston 3 Philadelphia 2. Cleveland and Detroit records shown. standings include New York 34-24, Chicago 34-?
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Smith
McLean
Adams
Gibson
Menage
Philadelphia
Boston
Alexander
Moran
Ferguson
Kling
Ww. L Pc. W. Lpc
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Philaphia
Washington
Fisher
Siveeney
Groome
Henry
Krause
Thomas
Cicotte
Pees
Chiveries
Sumorers
Stansws
Woing
Cleveland
Cleveland-St. Louis
Weil Pe
Detroit
Senate debates reciprocity bill and pulp paper terms
The Senate moves toward a July vote on the Canadian reciprocity measure. The Root amendment would grant free admission of world pulp and print paper from provinces with no export restrictions. Senator Penrose proposes a unanimous vote plan for July 24 25 and 26 with possible opposition from Progressive Republicans and some Democrats. Senator Cummins plans to address amendments. Senator Thornton hints support if farmers are compensated.
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Penrose
Finance Committee
Senate Chamber
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Thornton
Louisiana
National Amateur Meet to Draw 600 Athletes in Pittsburg
Pittsburg hosts the National Amateur Athletic Union junior and senior championships at Forbes Field June 20 and 21 with 600 athletes from across the United States. Winners will earn spots as American representatives to the next year’s Olympic Games in cities including New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati and more. Teams from major regions and several cities will participate.
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Pittsburg
United States
National Amateur Athletic Union
Forbes Field
Among +ds
Fresented. Org
Baltiefor
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
St. Louis
Cleveland
Seattle
San Francisco
New Orleans
Washington
Springfield
Mass
Paterson
N. J
Exeter
N. H
New Wilmington
Ta-kll
Alfonso’s Throne Totters in Republican Uprising Alert
Paris reports private advices from Spain warn of extreme instability with a possible revising and counter revolution. News suggests arms shipments once made were diverted to Republicans in Alfonso’s realm, signaling mounting threats to the monarchy.
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Paris
Spain
Portugal
Polese
Alfonso
Weather observations across cities at 8 p.m yesterday
Weather bureau records show temperatures from New York 63 to 84 with cloudy conditions. Other cities like Atlantic City 68, Chicago 70, St Louis and Washington reported cloudy skies and Rain noted in one report.
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United States Weather Bureau
Temp. Weather
New York
Atlantic City
Cicego
St Louis
New Orleans
Washington
Nationals Defeat Grapewill Stars in Hard fought game
Nationals beat the Grapewill Stars with Jimmie Walsh three base hit driving in two runs. Campbell Smith and Burns contributed while the Stars managed a lone sixth inning run. Next Sunday the Nationals meet Acme A C Newark at Hollywood Horse Show Grounds in West End. post office list included several names.
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Burns
Nationals
Eddie Walsh
Stars
Campbell
Smith
Sells
Warwick
Jimmie Walsh
Flanigan
Hines
Woods
Walsh
Hinesman
Foley
Moore
Aémé* A
G& Newark
Hollywood Horse “Show
West End
Acme
Newark
Bargains in Cent a Word on Third Page
Cent a Word column highlights bargain listings and classified items on page three. Readers encounter affordable goods and services with brief descriptions and prices.
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Broadway
A. & P. Borax
Atlantic
Pacific
Droken
RTV
Tic
Baseball
Matt
Grapewill Stars
Long Branch
Jos. Applegat
Florence Bennett
Felix Belford
Blanchard
Robert ©. Black
Sarah S. Black
Sby & Kerhao
St. Ando Mena Demeee
Rita Hunt
Otto
Harriet S. Snell
J. Mills
Nakay
Mrsa
John Oo' Roe
Reca
Ed sRoserg
Pgs Pson
J. Salaszer
HA. Ca
Jnne Sickles
Mary Mary Smith
F. Ye
Rey Stefan
Thropmorten
F- Tobias
Morris van Note
Inéomn Wagenhals
Anta ‘Waith
Wobtak
Christian Association
Geo
T. “Woolley
M. I
Record
Harry M. ‘Layton
Liberty St
Grossman’s Suit and Waist
AY Mulan Market
Porterhouse
Guarantee, Cloak & Suit Store
Koops & Abels
Harry M. Cone
Branchport Ave
Hick’s Fountain
Chelsea Ave
Holesale and Retail
WM. Bryan Elberon
Seby
AGP
Kurrus
Kurrus Bros
Ocean Ave
N.J. Tel
A.C. Bennett Co
Suearket
Fae
R. M. Harts
Shor’ Story
Vici
Christy
Garrett
Hennessey
Ocean Avenue
Long
J. C. Disbrow
Frederick K. Ball
Norwood Ave
William L. Edwards
Counsellor - At - Law Postoffice
Long Brouch, N. J
Advertiser Building
Eatontown, N. J
Vannote Coal CO
A. F. Golden
Coles Long Branch Market
Fel
Childs
NIC
RED Bank Bicycle Exchange
Iver Johnson
Pierce, Hudson
Dayton
Buffalo
Tel
Parkers Handy
Iver Johnson Bicycle
Storm
King
W. Hi. Parker
Prop
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