Gossip of Staff Correspondents From World Centers
A dispatch from Moscow reports Soviet sleep cars on Riga to Moscow routes with passengers providing bedding on Sundays. English and French decline as Russian diplomacy grows, waiters refuse tips, and taxis, droshkys, and sidecar motos illustrate mixed economies under communism. A Baltimore yacht club to dedicate a new tiny house on July 26 with naval pageant and racing.
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Riga-Moscow
Russia
Maryland Yacht Club of
Baltimore
Cleveland to Arrest Owners of Unmuzzled Dogs
Cleveland police will summon forty six unmuzzled dog owners to municipal court to explain the citys new dog watching program. Warrants were issued for the group last night as two patrolmen began their enforcement, with one truck breaking down delaying arrests.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Walter H. van Meter
Clarence J. Hoover
Safety Directo
Edwin DB. Barry
Roy Leslie
City Health Department
Animal Protective League
K. L. Rockwood
Studies To Play Wampum Tresers In Weekend Clash
The Studebikers, a fast junior team, will travel to Wampum Thursday evening meeting the Wampum Tresars. Players meet at South Mill and Division streets at 4 45 PM for the trip by car. They will play Boyles A at the B and G grounds Friday night. last night’s Imperial game was canceled due to rain.
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Studebikers
Wampum
South Mill and
Division Streets
Boyles A
Imperials
Rain May Postpone Giants Pirates Game
Rain fell today making the Giants and Pirates doubleheader at Paolo Grounds doubtful. The teams in a tight NL pennant race with a single game separating them are amid a five game series.
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International News Service
New Yor
Giants
Pirates
Paolo Grounds
Colored Stars to Play at Chester in July
The New Castle Colored Stars travel to Chester West Virginia on Saturday July 11 for a game, then face the Buffalo Giants of Steubenville on Sunday. They will be away from home for the entire July and represent Weirton Black Sox on Sunday. Also listed are royal yachtsmen including monarchs of Spain Italy Denmark and Persia.
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New Castle Colored Stars
Chester
W. Va
Stars
Buffalo Giants
Steubenville
Weirton
Black Sox
King George
Spain
Italy
Denmark
Persia
Stormy day fades as radio storms rise in summer
Yesterday afternoon cleared for the evening as a storm passed. Pirates and ball games sparked by radio chatter. stations debate broadcasting during the World Series. July 14 marks a WIF Philadelphia ocean broadcast with diver C A Jackson and a live floor discussion. Some regular contributors in hot weather lose enthusiasm while Chicago Cubs block WMAQ from airing games. Arctic explorer McMillan sends daily Arctic messages via the American Radio Relay League.
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WIF
Philadelphia
C. A. Jackson
Lsea
Chicago Cubs
WMAQ
KDKA
Pittsburgh
McMillan
American Radio Relay League
Radio Station Listings for July 1925 Evening Programs
A fragmented timetable lists numerous radio segments across stations WHAR WOE S and WLW with nightly sketches, concerts and talks. It notes dates in July 1925 including July 3 and July 9 with programs from Memorial organ recital to livestock market reports and evening orchestras.
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Epra
Pittsburgh
Stockman
Arlington
Longueuil Boating Club among oldest rowing bodies in Dominion
The Longueuil Boating Club at Montreal, organized in 1867 and incorporated in 1392, stands as one of the Dominion's oldest rowing organizations. A neck-and-neck South Atlantic League race between Macon and Charlotte has supplied much excitement for fans.
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Longueuil Boating Club
Montreal
Dominion
Macon
Charlotte
Attorney For Chapman Gets Fund Of 4560 Dollars
New Haven July 8 The court ordered that a fund of 4560 dollars be paid to Nathan O Fred man for Gerald Chapman a bandit. Chapman is jailed awaiting execution for murder in New Britain while his appeal to the state Supreme Court is pending. The money, claimed by New York attorney Frederick J. Groebel as an assignment, was said to be proceeds of a New York mail robbery. The judge ruled the assignment valid. A reprieve remains in effect until the appeal is heard.
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New Haven. Conn
Thomas
United States
J. D. Watter
Nathan O. Fred
Gerald Chan
Chapman
Munele
Attar Chapman
New Britain
Frederick J. Groebel
New York
Supreme Court of Errors
Jaywalkers Deluge Corner At Busy Intersection
Officer William Tyrell warns of traffic risk at Crofton Avenue and East Washington Street. He cites women shoppers as the main danger, wandering from stores and forcing drivers to watch for jaywalkers at two blind corners. Traffic remains manageable otherwise, if pedestrians stay alert.
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William Tyrell
Crofton Avenue
East Washington Street
Tyrell
Mayor Fixes Heavy Fine for Disorderly Conduct
James Donnelly charged with disorderly conduct was fined $100 after appearing before Mayor John Fochini. Detectives Horner and Officer Harper arrested him. he claimed to be native of Argentina and had been hanging around in the city for several days.
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Pere Garso
Big Run
George Yaro
Center Strane
Yaro
Hillers
Lawrence County Woolf Growers Association
Moravia Street
Ely
Eell
James Donnelly
Horner
Harper
John Fochini
Argentina
Earl Hopping Turns to English Polo After American Career
Earl Hopping, once an American player, now fully identified with English polo.
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Earl Hopping
Painting Or Mystery At Courthouse Steps
County commissioners Charles Matthews and J. McCullough arrive at the courthouse to find a man painting the iron railing on both sides of the steps. He says “Jud” sent him. Officials believe a mistake was made and they are tracing who is behind the order.
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Charles Matthews
J. McCullough
Court House
Rain Postpones Philadelphia Boxing Show
Rain last night forced the postponement of the boxing bill scheduled for Shibe Park. The management said the show would be held on the first clear night. The article notes a new Coney Island Stadium with a nearly 25 000 seating capacity and urges respect for self-respecting attendees.
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Despeia
Shibe Park
Coney Island
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