Eller’s homer gives Reds 4 3 win in doubleheader
Hod Eller provided the heroics with a fourth inning homer as the Reds beat the Giants 4 to 3 at Polo Grounds. Burns drove in two for New York late rally, while Barnes was chased after a rough seventh inning. Crowd around 32,000, gates breached. Babe Benton fined $100 in prior races.
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Babe Benton
Moran selects Fisher in Giants game as Reds fail
LO GROUNDS New York August 15 Pat Moran picks Fisher for the second game with the Giants as Muggsy McGraw and Bouton pace the hurling effort. In the first two innings no runs, one hit, and no errors. Reds pitcher Williams, Daubert, and Fletcher all retired in order. Burns and Youngs reach on walks and a double play is turned. New York response sees Zimmerman single Frisch forced by Fisher with Frisch stealing, Kauf fouling out and Chase fanning.
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Search is Redoubled for Lost U S Fliers
The two army fliers Lieuts. H G Peterson and Paul Davis vanished on patrol near Marfa. A rescue near Presidio was debunked as false. Mexican witnesses offered conflicting sightings. Search planes crossed the border around Marfa as teams doubled to locate the missing men. The aviators recently came from Billington Field to San Antonio. Peterson is a noted stunt pilot. New flight rules and radio-equipped planes aim to improve safety and communication.
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Marfa
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Unity
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San Antonio
Billington Field
Kelly Field
Peterson
Splendid Selection of Wall Paper Advertisement
McNeel Jewelry Co. features diamonds and platinum jewelry. Fred Hummert of 2046 WW. Commerce offers wallpaper and related needs.
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McNeel Jewelry Co
Border Guard Emphasis Shaped by Governor Hobby
Governor W. P. Hobby urged protecting Americans along the border in remarks praising vigilence and opposing Mexican troop incursions through Texas. He cited a past proposal to move Mexican forces via Texas and New Mexico, warning such transit could jeopardize lives and property. Continued on Page Two.
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New Mexioo
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Mexico Sees U S Menace In Attitude
United Press reports tension rises over the Catron murder and U S notes to Mexico. War Department plans for a possible Mexican campaign are ready as the Carranza government warns of a menacing American attitude. Senate investigations continue with calls for larger funding.
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Rio! Grande
United Press
Ashington
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Mexico
Rio, Grande
Peter Catron
Carranza
Ameri
City to Sell Surplus Army Food Direct to Consumers
Acting Mayor Lembert sent a telegram to Mayor Bell requesting approval of a plan agreed by the commission to sell surplus army food directly to consumers. Bell is in Yellowstone Park awaiting a reply, with Col. Hilgard describing a method that avoids local purchases and competitive bidding.
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Ray Lambere
Bell
Yellowstone Park
Col. Hilgard
Lembert
Col
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Army Blankets On Sale Today In City
Government surplus sale announces 500000 blankets of wood and cotton available direct to the public this afternoon. Prices range from 1 to 6 dollars with new stock. Purchasers urged to visit surplus property division or warehouse at Braunfely Avenue and Crosby Street to inspect before buying. Sale continues daily until disposed of.
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Braunfély Avenue
Crosby Street
Massive food stock seized in Booth Cold Storage raid
Federal agents confiscated over twenty million pounds of meat and large quantities of butter cheese eggs and pork at Booth Cold Storage in St Louis as authorities pursue owners of hoarded food worth more than 50 million dollars. The investigation led by Adrien Busick and Louis Bond targets price gouging and profiteering with New York storage houses and packers under scrutiny.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Press
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Board of Review
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New York
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Arun
Elmer
Return of Railroads and 6 Percent Guarantee Urged
Melted Presa cites Fordney Jonne tan and Johnston in urging the return of railroads to private ownership with a minimum 6 percent return. The plan seeks a stable rate framework to unite conflicting interests and allow low earning roads to adjust budgets for a sound future. Excess earnings above 6 percent would be shared equally.
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Bailey urged to run for Texas governor by supporters
Friends of former Senator Senell Bailey urged him to seek the Texas governor’s office on a platform of all time Democracy as outlined at the Port Worth convention. Prominent Texas Democrats are said to back the push. Also, a telegram from Demopolis says a rooster donated by President Witton raised 56000 for better roads.
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Dallas
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Senell Bailey
Will Petltt
Port Worth
Texas
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Washington
J. C
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Demopolis
Ala
The Fox Co Largest kodak Nalibers in the World
The Fox Co advertises the largest kodak Nalibers in the world as a bold claim in a vintage ad style. The snippet highlights product scale and brand presence, emphasizing novelty and market reach.
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Carpenters Wage Fight Causes Construction Slowdown in San Antonio
A wage dispute between San Antonio carpenters and general contractors threatens work in the city. Carpenters demand a minimum scale of 14 cents per hour, while contractors refuse citing union representativeness and recent wage and output declines. The dispute stems from a July 2 1939 meeting and continues as contractors report only partial agreement and a 5 to 10 percent nonunion presence.
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Anion
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Tr Iy
Carpentera
Toca Carpenters
Wnion
Wilson Today to Discuss Reservations at White House
Senator Hitchcock will press President Wilson on peace treaty reservations with Republican mild reservations in focus at a White House meeting. A committee proposal to have official stenographers present at the conference was approved, to document proceedings and ensure confidentiality for the deliberations.
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Ty Gastead
Ashington
D.C
Hitchcock
Wilson
White House
Wilwon
Tke Husgestien
Lodgehalman
Lodge
Wilson Vetoes Repeal Daylight Law Again
The Associated Press reports President Wilson vetoed a bill to repeal the daylight saving law, explaining he cannot sign it due to perceived threats to reliable timekeeping, national efficiency, and public welfare. He cites ongoing debates on balance between convenience and practical harms. Continued on Page Two.
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United Prese
Washington, D. C
Influenza Case Rise Reported in Dallas
Dallas health officer notes a rising influenza onset in the city with twenty two reported cases and increasing disease activity on August 15. telegram from Special News Desk.
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