Indian Welfare Body Organized in Washington
The Daily Register reports the creation of a field health division within the Indian welfare program. Miss Elinor Gregg, a noted field nurse, will lead the new unit with supervision by Charles H. Burke and Dr. James E. Gregg, coordinating matrons and trained nurses to teach hygiene and infant care on reservations and to serve as visitation nurses.
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Yachineen Boreas
Daily Register
Washington, D. C
Elinor D. Ser
James E. Gregg
Myton Institute
Hampton
Bureau of Indianas
Charlies H. Durke
Fice
Burke
An Oan Red Cross
Iss Gregg
Laheot
Law Bureau
Corn Growers Plan Iowa State Fair Assembly
Corn growers from across the three leading states align with a nationwide movement. An all day session July 23 at the omnibus tent will discuss plans and establish fair grounds headquarters during the week. Officers expect 190000 members pledged by November 1 as they push for price realignment with production costs.
Federal Court Solves Dope Queen Dilemma
Mason City July 26 The federal court resolved the fate of Bertha Ramirez the dope queen after Judge George C Scott sentenced her to 18 months for possession of narcotics in the women’s reformatory at Es The case moved through county jail Rockwell Rockwell Sioux Falls and the federal government will pay for her care while she is sent to a federal penitentiary and boarded by U S Marshal after arrangements failed at three institutions.
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Mason City
Federal
Bertha Ramirrez
George C. Scott Hed
Shy
Sioux
Falls
S. Sh
Essex
Laah
Somes Reformatory
Rockwell
Sioni-Jis
United States
Mason City Braces for Massive Ku Klux Klan Meeting
July 26 report from Mason City describes preparations for a large Ku Klux Klan gathering with a giant tent and surrounding tents on the grounds. Officials expect about 70 000 members traveling from the city and southern Minnesota for a monster parade, speakers, naturalization events, and various activities.
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City
Ila
Order ‘Hisers
Minne
City Park Threatened by Mine Collapse Action
Report from cre. Pa. on July 26 describes a mine cave in near the city park. Pennsylvania Coal had leased the park for $1 a year, prompting concern that the park could drop into the colliery. Repairs aim to restore the park to the city, with engineers blaming a cave in and noting maintenance responsibility.
Weight on Back Leads to Eight-Fold Stepping Drill
I J McCarthy carried a 2.9 pound weight on his back for eight jerks as he sidestepped in St. Louis practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. McCarthy
St. Louis
Causes of Crime Attributed To Mixed Influences
The article lists root causes of crime including evil influence, inherited disposition, drink, temptation, opportunity and poverty. It presents a summary of sociological factors discussed by officials.
Batting Averages American League
Irwin M Howe compiles the American League batting averages as of games through Thursday July 24. The roundup lists leaders, averages, and notable shifts across teams, highlighting midseason standings and key players adjusting their numbers.
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Irwin M. Howe
Tulsa Lt OS
Tas
Wichitaga
Uss
Denver
Onaha
Zan Oklahea
Joseph
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Wichita
Lincoln
Als Haley
Moore
Sargent
Tulsa
Sis McDaniels Tekin
McLarry
Les M
J. Jons Denver
Traever
Teck
Mathes
Cartwket
D. M. Ba
Roch Denver
Flashhamver
McMullen
Wich
Petti
Shape
Wetzel
Blacholder
McColl
St. Joe
Dalley
Brown
Koupal
Sage
Williams
Tall
St. Or
Davenport
Jolly
Cooper
Mack
Maha
Lee
Ulsa
Fly Hovlik
Allen
Oon Songer
Okla
Bailey
Oma
Gregory
McNamara
Wichits
Grover
Haid
Left Handed Matty Slumps When Hitters Wait Him Out
Baseball column on Herb Pruett of the St Louis Browns, a left handed pitcher with a famed fade away. The piece notes his lack of a fastball, reliance on a deceptive delivery, and how hitters avoid his pitch, with Babe Ruth praising the fade away after striking out 14 of 16 times.
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Herb Pruett
St Louis Browns
Pruett
Christy Mathewson
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Tih
Walter Johnson
Report Quiz 1 Billy Evans
Answers discuss a baseball scenario in which a late rally erases a two run deficit and the relief pitcher earns the win. The question notes bases loaded in the eighth, three runs score before the inning ends, and a final 8 to 4 home victory.
Rule on credited win and no-run scoring in baseball
The home team gains the win when a relief pitcher earns credit for the victory as the tying run scores. A run does not count if the batter does not reach first base for the third out of the inning, so no run scores on that play.
Cashier Robbed of 2500 at Local Bank Iife
Two bandits held up Jacob Weisberg cashier of Gelman and Co auto supply firm after he withdrew 2500 from the Greenbaum State Bank. They fired twice as he signed over the receipt but the shots missed.
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Chicago
Jacob Weisberg
Gelman & Co
Aid
Weisberg
Greenbaum State Bank
Seven Cleveland Bank Officials Indicted
Seven officials of Municipal Savings and Loan and allied firms in Cleveland were indicted by a special grand jury. The charges include embezzlement, certification to false financial statements, and perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Municipal Savings and Loan Company
Representative Realty Company
Farmer finds crow dead from choking on giant diamond
In Lichtenburg South Africa a farmer reports a crow that died after choking on a 744 carat diamond discovered in the area. The unusual find sparked local curiosity about the origin of the massive gem and its fate remains unclear.
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Lichtenburg
South Africa
Feature Tennis Action at Shore Acres Club Today
First round play in the Missouri Valley and Interstate championship begins at 2 p m at Shore Acres club courts with several feature matches. An exhibition between Paul Bennett and Ralph Powell is set for 4 20 p m.
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Shore Acre Club
Paul Bennett
Des Moines
Ralph Powell
Omaha
Ralph Grenshaw
Thomas Causey
Shore Acres Club
Casey
Grenshaw
William A. White
Elmer Holmes
Elmer Smeby
Wilbur Fallaway
White
Norfolk
C. P. Miner
Mt. Pleasant
Miner
Lee Meis
Sioux City
John Brotherton
Omnaha
H. G. Walker
Ruth Archdeacon and Falk Hit Lead in American League
Ruth Archdeacon and Falk top the American League hitting race as the season progresses. Ruth and Archdeacon are near the top with Park, while Heilmann and Goslin cling to strong percentages. Thurston leads the pitching list with 16 wins and four losses as Chicago slips in defense.
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Ruth, Archdeacon
Falk Hog
Ruth
Archdeacon
Falk
Park
Stephenson
Cleveland
Athletics
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Hollis Thurston
Heavy Hoofs Bring Grief To Red Sox In Slump
Boston in July 26 report notes the Red Sox, once the pace setters in the American League, have slowed. Speed is lacking besides Flagstead, with Wambsganss a fair runner and Collins the only potential quick man. Joe Harris’s illness and absence sparked the slump. manager Fohl says speed can’t be added overnight.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Fohl
Sox
Cone
Flagstead
Wambsganss
John Collins
Joe Harris
Demand for security for American investors in German bonds
New York July 26. J. P. Morgan sailed for England on the Minnewaska to advise allied leaders at the London reparations conference. He insists that security for American investors be the basis for selling German bonds in the United States.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
England
Minnewaska
George Lupino a clown actor and gifted artist
George Lupino described as England s oldest clown and actor is also recognized as an accomplished artist. Wisconsin reports nearly 400000 acres of state forest land highlighting its abundant woodland resources.
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George Lupino
England
Wisconsin
Old Jerry Travers Outscored Marston in Exhibition Foursome
Golf legend Jerry Travers, famed five time national champion, outscored Max Marston in an exhibition foursome with Jess Sweetser and Francis Ouimet. Travers, notorious for his putting, used iron off the tee and demonstrated steady concentration against rising stars Ouimet and Sweetser.
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Max Marston
Jerry Travers
Jess Sweetser
Francis Ouimett
Travers
Marston
Walter Travis
Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Boston Star
Babe Ruth Looks to Detective Life in Wise Cracks Interview
In a humorous interview, Babe Ruth parries questions about a detective career and disguises, joking about bloodhounds, gumshoes, and his public image. He quips about umpires, his fame, and whether to join the city force, ending with a wry remark on striking out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mr. Ruth
Jake
Ike
George Ruth
George Herman Ruth
Mr Ruth
Great Wah the Colt Follows Great Ancestors in Cleveland
Great Wah, a chestnut colt by Etawah out of Grace, debuts with a decisive win at a Cleveland track. Bred by Capt. Davy Shaw and driven by Michael Mc Devitt, he imitates Grace and Etawah in color and nerve, drawing strong bets he may exceed his famous sire and dam.
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Cleveland, O
Great Wah
Etawah
Pop Goers
Grace
Davy Shaw
Cleveland Sportsman
Michael McDevitt
Etauwah
Canners Use Vast Boxes For Shipping Produce
Fruit and vegetable packers rely on a wide range of boxes to transport their harvests. Shipping containers and packing methods vary by product and destination, reflecting industry needs and market demand.
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Interior Department
Promi Ian Work
Real Sport
BY Briggs
Bure
Batting
R. H Pet
Washingto
Ae St Lours
New
St Louis
Beaton
G. Or
AB. R. H Pet. Stephenson
Cleve
N. Ee
Chi
Bueh
Jacobzon
Mostil
F. Collins
Boone
Meusel
Creeee
E Cleve
J. Collins
Myatt
Aereland
Speaker
Bassler
Evans
Uma
Clevois
Simmons Whilant
Lla
Robin
Su Sister
Ath Hooper
Chicago - i
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Phila
Uel Washington
Si Be
Clark
Tad Bib
Robertson
Fothergill
L. Pet
de Gaston
Thurston
Whitehill
Holloway
Ay Russell
Hoyt
Baunwartner
Gray
Hy Pennock
Ow. Johnson
Wash
Ehmke
Det Shocker
M . Fash Eeek Ek
Amn Piercy
AM Zahniser
Ome Robertson
Chicas
Tn S. Johnson
Irwin M. Hlowe
Gumat
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Pittsburgh
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Jacobs
Eer J. Barnes
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Doak
Erteeneeeer
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Billy Evans
Ringer
Sloan
Sioux City Police Ball Club
Anderson
Woodman Lodge
Sched
Terasso Brown
P. Anderson Condene
R. Gillis Law
J Morgan Carter
Luke Manley
T. Farley
Mersey
Thiesen Peterson
Spencer
Perleth
Wheelock
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McEveny
Pearl St
Cleveland Bank
Shore Acre
Holmes
Stanley Eaton
Charles Palmer
George R. Call
Eye
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Jerome Calvert
Ran-dolph
Neb
Kansas City
Automobile Directions
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Fair Grounds
Riverside Park
North Riiverside
Riverside
Sixth Street
Riverside Avenue
Goslin
Cobb
Jamieson
Sheely
Jacobson
Heilmann
Babe
Collins
RED Sox
Keep the Service Co
Nebraska St
Joe Williams
Dr. Wood
Wood
Nebraska Street
Wise Cracks
Larson Bros. Plumbing Co
Sixth ST
Sioux City, IA
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