Omaha Wins Doubleheader Against Des Moines
Omaha won a two game set over Des Moines 1 to 8 and 6 to 5 to take the series. Okrie relieved Coffindaffer in the third of the second game and pitched hitless relief. Griffin hit two home runs in the second game, his second tying the score in the seventh inning.
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Meehan Ducks Andy Schmader in Independence Day Plans
Schmader seeks work on July Fourth as plans for a boxing match with Willie Meehan in Columbus falter. The bout moved to Oklahoma City to face Billy Miske after travel issues. Schmader’s next fight is set for Plattsburgh on June 27 against Texas Jack McCarthy.
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Louisville
Willie Meehan
Columbus Independence Day
Billy Miske
Oklahoma City
Columbus Post
American Legion
Mechan
Nebraska
Schmader
Texas
Jack McCarthy
Lone Star Tate
Plattsburgh
Mallory Defeated in Finals of Invitation Tennis
American champion Mrs Mallory lost to Mrs Beamish in the women singles final in Roehampton on June 25. The match ended 1 6 6 1 6 3 for Beamish in a three set victory.
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Roehampton
Ene
Molla
Farm Bureau Picnic Near Battle Creek Nebraska
Madison County Farm bureau picnic set for June 27 near Battle Creek with C D Jenkins as general manager. R L Stewart hopes Secretary Wallace will speak. A silver roving cup will be awarded for horseshoe pitching. Full sports and music program planned. last year drew a record crowd.
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Battle Creek
Neb
Madison County Farm Bureau
R. L. Stewart
C. D. Jenkins
Agri Ulure Wallace
Stewart
Pigeon Proves to Be Thief Who Stole Girl's Bracelet
In Woonsocket Rhode Island a storm toppled a pigeons nest and revealed a gold bracelet missing two weeks earlier from Nina Schuler. The recovered bracelet was found entwined in the nest, ending the search by the Schuler family.
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Pigeon
Woonsocket
Nina Schuler
J. F. Schuler
Roper Drops Run-Out Powder Fight Cancelled
Roper withdraws from a 10 round bout with Tommy Gibbons set for July 4 after taking a dose of run-out powder. Jake Isaacson, Douglas County American Legion matchmaker, reports the fight canceled and expects suspensions for Roper and his manager Mead. Legion seeks a replacement heavyweight to avoid a fightless Omaha in Legion programs.
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Bob” Ropes
Tommy Gibbons
Jake Isaacson
Douglas County
American Legion
Roper
Isaacson
Mead
National Boxing Association
Omaha
Legion
Gibbons
Amercan Legion
Federal Probe of Mine Battle Is Completed
An investigator for the United States Department of Justice obtained a statement from Hugh Willis a Herrin UMWA board member detailing his version of events before the killings of more than 20 mine workers and guards. The agent said the inquiry is virtually complete and will be sent to Attorney General Harry M Daugherty in Washington.
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Herrin
A. Pro
United States Department of — Justice
Hugh Willis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilks
Nominion
Department of Justice
Associated Press
Harry M. Daugherty
Washington
Department
Illinois Track Team Wins Illinois Track Meet in Chicago
Loren Murchison of the Illinois Athletic Club led with 13 points after taking first in the 50 and 100 yard dashes and second in the 50 yard dash. Leonard Pavin of Grinnell equaled a world record in the 15 yard dash with 34 15 seconds. Ray Watson of Kansas City A C won the mile in 4 18 1 5, defeating Jose Ray of the I A C. Harold Osborne of Illinois won the running high jump at 6 feet 4 1 2 inches, ahead of Johnny Murphy of Notre Dame.
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Chicago
Loren Murchison
Illinois Athletic Club
Leonard Pavin
Grinnell
Bob McAllister
New York
Patin
Tooze Elected Oregon Republican State Chairman
Walter L. Tooze Jr of McMinnville won a 10 day term as chairman of Oregon's Republican State Central Committee defeating A H Lea of Portland after Hilsborn declined re election. Lea was backed by the Federation of Patriotic Societies and the Ku Klux Klan, with votes for Lea reportedly three to six.
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Ku Klux Klan
Oregon
Williams Eyes 42 Home Runs On Season Pace
Louis Missouri June 24 Williams of the St. Louis Browns is on a pace to reach about 42 home runs this season if he maintains two four-base hits weekly. After 19 homers in nine weeks his recent form has picked up with averages above .400 and four more homers in the last two weeks.
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Detroit
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A A U Body to Elect Officers in Omaha Meeting
The Midwestern association of the Amateur Athletic Union plans its final meeting at the Omaha Athletic Club Monday night to elect officers adopt a constitution and bylaws. Attendees include representatives from the Omaha Athletic Club Nicholas Senn Hospital Te Jed Sokol Omaha Tech High Creighton High Creighton University Young Men's Hebrew Association Carter Lake Club Thorpeian Athletic Club American Legion and the University of Nebraska. Orman Obertubbesing of New York AAU vice president will speak.
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Midwestern Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Omaha Athletic Club
Nicholas Senn Hospital
WAAW Monday Radio Schedule And Concert Plans
The Omaha Bee and the Omaha Grain Exchange announce WAAW programs for tomorrow with market reports and news bulletins throughout the morning. Delightful vocal and instrumental selections are planned for Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights following market updates. Monday's program features piano by Mrs Scott Wailbor vocal by Miss Pearl Green and orchestra pieces by the Lestiebush Musical Quintet.
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Omaha Bee
Omaha Grain Exchange
WAAW
Merket
Sasewall
Bes
The
Scott Wailbor
Pearl Green
Annie E. Glassgow
Lestiebush Musical Quintet
Dempsey and Wills Expected to Sign Soon
New York report says a signing for the Dempsey versus Wills heavyweight title bout will occur as promoters plan a nine day window to set the fight time and place. Tex Rickard intends a 90 day notice to confirm the battle site and date with both boxers and managers.
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Omaha
New York
Jace Dempsey
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Dempsey and Carpentier
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Five Omaha Men Enter Western Five Golf Tourney
Five Omaha golfers from the Omaha Country Club and the Field Club will compete in the Western Amateur at Hillcrest Club in Kansas City. Ralph Cold Francis Gaines Ralph Peters Sam Reynolds and Guy Beckett travel as contenders with Reynolds, a Trans Mississippi winner, in strong form after smashing course records in practice. Chick Evans, current champion, is also attending to defend his title as 175 golfers entered the event.
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Omaha
Hillcrest Club
Kansas City
Ralph Cold
Francis
Gaines
Ralph Peters
Omaha Country Club
Sam Reynolds
Guy Beckett
Field Club
Kansasa
Reynolds
Chick” Evans
Kansas City Dispatches
Bridal Party Lands in City Jail Cells
The 5 777th marital benediction of Rev. Charles Savidge ended with the bride and groom plus attendants jailed after a routy drive on Farnam street. Best man Ray Hauck and bridesmaids Irene Lasson Lauretta McKenney Dora Thompson faced charges of disorderly conduct and reckless driving. Nelson and Marks also linked to the incident were cited for disorderly conduct and reckless driving. The party claimed they were celebrating with a motor ride.
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Charles Savidge
Bert Cochran
Farnam Street
Ray Hauck
North
Sixteenth Street
Irene Lasson
Davenport Street
Lauretta McKeney
North Sixteenth Street
Dora Thompson
W. S
Nelson
Miam
A. R. Marks
Dodge Street
Marks
Baseball Blitzes and Scores Across League Night
A garbled recap spans multiple games with Washington, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and St. Louis in action. Notable items include Chicago sweeping Cleveland and Detroit beating St Louis as tense pennant push action unfolds.
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Pet & Lewis
Cleveland
Rowena
Sin Thaddius
Berulta
Washington
PaAliadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
Bees Beats Streaking Beavers In Varsity Baseball
Yesterday's results show Beatrice and Fairbury winning key Lincoln area games while Western League standings highlight Cincinnati and Philadelphia in tight races. Tulsa and Wichita split a doubleheader as Oklahoma City fell to Wichita late. St Joseph and Tulsa engaged in a two game set with high scoring efforts from both sides.
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Tulee
Dee Meolnes
Wichita
Delphoma City
Tulse
Fr Jowepn
Desver
Sioux City
Iain
Oulahoma City
Wichita St Joseph
Tunis
Cee Monee
Drenver
Justice Hearing Ward Case Warned to Free Defendant
Supreme Court Justice Morschauser, who presided over Walter S. Ward’s murder case, received a threatening letter warning he would be shot unless Ward is freed. The case concerns the murder of Clarence Peters in White Plains on June 25.
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White Plains
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Walter S. Ward
Clarence Peters
Ward
Freight Cut Ordered at Road's Suggestion Lincoln
The state railway commission issued an order calling for a 10 percent reduction on all railroad freight rates in the state except those already reduced by Interstate Commerce Commission orders. The move follows ICC reductions and reflects railroad company suggestions.
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Lincoln
State Railway Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ex-Lincoln Man Drowned Near Bridgeport
Former Lincoln resident Dean Stokke an engineer for Burlington drowned in the Platte river near Bridgeport Friday. He served in France during World War I.
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Lincoln
Dean Stokke
Burlington
Wes
Platte River
Bridgeport
France
Welters to Clash in July 4 Bout at Cy Auden
Omaha welterweights Schlater and Logan clash in a UE round bout July 4 at Cy Auden arena staged by the Douglas County Post of the American Legion. Schlater aims to bounce back on a second lap of his career with self managed efforts. The card will feature preliminaries lined up by the Legion.
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Kid
Schlater
Omaha
Rod Lorn
Cy Auden
Douglas County Post
American Lion Owl
Roper-Gibbons
Schlaifer
Logan
Johnny Creeley
Legion
Rail Labor Board Rules Against Four Railroads
The United States railroad labor board issued six decisions against four railroads about employment of contract or farming out work to outside firms. The rulings align with the Indiana Harbor Belt precedent and affect shop crafts maintenance of way workers and clerks as a common vote looms.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Heaviest stage actor Fatty Kelliher dies in New York
Raymond Kellither known as Fatty Kelliher dies in Bellevue after a heart attack. He was a popular comedian and vaudeville performer for many years and was noted as the heaviest actor on the American stage. A white elephant can be turned into cash quickest by advertising it for sale in The Bee Want Ads.
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New York Hospital
New York
Raymond Kellither
Fatty” Kelliher
Bellevue
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