Dolton Park District Annual Appropriation Bill Published
The Dolton Park District approves and advertises an appropriation ordinance for corporate purposes for the current fiscal year. The ordinance runs from May 1 to April 30, 1982. Secretary J. O. Nairn notes the publication date of July 10, 1931.
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Dolton Park District
Dalton Park District
A. D
J. O. Nairn
Tant Cannarg
Board of ‘Park Commissioners
the Dolton Park District
Mohawks Pitcher Struven Tosses No Hit In 17 0 Win
Flarry Struven of the Mohawks pitched a no hit no run game against the West Pullman Pirates on July 4 helping Mohawks win 17 0. Thirty batters faced him, 15 struck out, with two balls leaving the infield. The Mohawks later beat the Korzenieck Boosters 13 8 to extend their claim to second in the South Park League. Next Sunday they meet 1 a 1 yoy at 1:00 p.m.
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Flarry Struven
Mohawks
West Pullman Pirates
Struven
Pirates
Straven
Prairies
124Th and
Aberdeen Avenue
South Park
Thea Orr Aadgetdas
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Dolton Merchants Sweep Holiday Baseball Games
The Dolton Merchants won two games last week at Dalton Park. On July 4 they beat Dolphn Park 7 to 4 with Johnny Rufling’s pitching and key hits from H Simnick Fritz Albrecht and Needles. Sunday they routed Blue Island Sparans 15 to 6 led by Eddie Needles and a power hitting display including Schlinger Bruhn Koitum and H Simnickh. Next Sunday Calumet City All Stars visit Dalton Park.
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Dolton Merchants
Johnny Rufling
Doulphin Park
Platter
H. Simnick
Fritz
Albrecht
Needles
F. Simnick
Ruffing
Spartans
Blue Island
Merchants
Eddie Needles
Schlinger
Bruhn
Koitum
H Simnickh
Simnick
Pilz and
Calumet City All Stars
Dalton Park
Arrows Blank Ebenezer In Lopsided 12 0 Victory
The Arrows defeated Ebenezer 12 0 on the morning of the 4th behind Curtis’s best pitched game of the year. Ebenezer could only muster three singles off two hurlers as Holy Cross dropped into a tie for second with the Arrows. Golgatha maintains the pace at 5–0. Next Sunday the Arrows meet St Stephen’s at Riverdale Park at 5.00 p.m.
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Arrows
Ebenezer
Curtis
Wwbenezer
Curtas
Holy Cross
Secretary Ly man Wilbur Performs Emergency Surgery
Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur, formerly a physician and surgeon, demonstrated his skill in Mesa Verde National Park by successfully performing an emergency appendectomy.
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Secretary of the Interior
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Mesa Verde National Park
Income Tax Rates Expected to Hold in 1931
Washington reports that despite the Hoover debt holiday proposal and looming deficits, individual and corporate income tax rates for earnings in 1931 will likely stay unchanged when reported in 1932. The treasury will borrow more to meet needs, aligned with Chamber of Commerce guidance, while tax reform pressures and higher rates for the wealthy persist.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Flere
Catholic Clergymen at Niagara Convention on Mission Crusade
Catholic clergymen from around the world gathered for the seventh national convention of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade at Niagara University. Frank A. Thill of Cincinnati presided as national secretary treasurer. I J McGuinness, vice president of the Catholic Church Kontension Society, gave the home mission keynote. William Quinn, national director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, delivered the foreign mission principal address.
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Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
Niagara University
Mer
Prank A. Thill
Cincinnati
Mission Crusade
I. J. McGuinness
Catholic Church Kontension Society
American Sonard of
Catholic Missions
Foreign Mission
Mer Woilliam Quinn
Society For the Propagation of the Daith
Heat and life depend on sun and air, says 1931 Western News
The article explains that most of Earth's heat comes from the sun and life relies on air. It notes the sun's estimated temperature around 10 000 degrees and warns that cooling would end life and chill the Earth to resemble the moon.
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Western Newsvaner Union
Rides to His Death Over Niagara Falls
An unidentified man perished in a disabled motor boat over Horseshoe Falls during a swift current. Firemen arrived with ladders and ropes as onlookers watched him rise in his boat and vanish about 500 feet from shore. Police suspected liquor or alien smuggling.
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Horseshoe Falls
Tle
Canada
United States
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Westinghouse
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