Catholic Week Opens in New York With 20000 Delegates
About 20 000 delegates gather in New York for a Catholic Week organized by the American Federation of Catholic Societies. The program includes a pontifical mass at St Patrick's Cathedral, speeches by Cardinal Gibbons and others, and sessions on public morals education and social welfare.
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Associated Press
The
American Federation Catholic Societies
Lic
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Federation
Cardinale Gibbs
O'Connell
Farley
Anders
Federal Today
John Whalen
Tional
Anthony Matre
Andress
M. J. Lavelle
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Deletes
Ward Feeny
Jemiah E. Burke
Boston
Catholic Church
Muldoon Ofckford
Opengx
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Catholic Woman’s Union
State League of Catholic Societies
Hudson River
Young Men’s National Union
Girls Who Kicked Lid Ended In Tears In Jail
Miss Freti am Klugge testified at Western police court that two girls from a Westport car snatched her new turban style headpiece and stomped it, leaving it pancake shaped. Miss Maria Smith and Miss Elizabeth Connor, both 20, admitted attending the picnic and were fined 26 dollars 45 cents and sent to jail in tears.
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Baltimore
Fretiam Klugge
Forest Park
Westport
Johanngenn
Camden Station
Klugge
Maria Smith
Elizabeth Connor
Daring French Airman Killed In Accidental Fall
Paris reports Second Lieutenant Bindejono des Moulinais a famed aviator died in an accidental fall of his plane in the Verdun region.
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Bindejono Des Moulinais
Verdun
Games Today Sports Schedule Summary
Southern matchups include Atlanta at Memphis Birmingham at Little Rock New Orleans at Nashville Mobile at Chattanooga National games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Cincinnati American standings list Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston all clear weather conditions noted for the games
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Nashville
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Wwewe
Ston Sear
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Atlanta
Memphis
Clear
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
American
Hal Chase In Top NL Slugging Run With BigJune Push
Hal Chase of Cincinnati vaults into the NL slugging elite, edging Honus Wagner and narrowing Daubert’s lead with a .318 average. Sunday he collected two hits in six at bats while Daubert remains sidelined with injuries. Wagner idle as Pittsburgh had no game.
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Hal Chase
Cincinnati
Honus Wagner
Daubert
Chase Sunday
Dave Robertson
Wagner
Pittsburgh
AB. H. Pet
Speaker
Jackson
Robertson
Grand American Opens at St. Louis Trap Shooters Meet
The Grand American trap shooting tournament opened today at the St. Louis Trap Shooters' Association grounds. Between 200 and 300 expert marksmen are expected for the event known as the St. Louis Introduc tory, with amateurs eligible to compete.
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Result Games At Nashville And Memphis
Results show Nashville 4 8 1 and New Orleans 1 7 1 with Rogers Street Walker Higgins. Memphis 8 9 0 and Atlanta 2 9 1 with Willet Ruel Wilson Perkins.
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New Orleans
Rogers
Street
Walker
Higgins
Memphis
Atlanta
Willet
Ruel
Wilson
Perkins
Baseball score updates from three cities
In Chicago the records show 0-1-0 while Brooklyn stands 1-10-1 with Hendryx and Elliott versus Coombs and Meyers. Cincinnati reports 3-9-2 for Boston 4-10-2 with Mitchell and Clarke against Wing o, Allen, Hughes and Blackburn, Trogressor. St Louis lists New York 0-8-0 at 5-12-1. Steele and Gonzales, Benton, Smith and Rocker report the outcomes. No other games are listed.
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Brooklyn
Hendryx
Elliott
Coombs
Meyers
Cincinnati
Boston
Mitchell
Clarke
Wingo
Allen
Hughes
Blackburn
Trogressor
St. Louis
New York
Steele
Gonzales
Benton
Smith
Rocker
Baseball Scores Brief from International League Games
In Rocky Point Providence beat Buffalo 6 to 4 in an International League game. At Newark the Toronto team lost 1 to 7 as the 4-1 score favored Newark.
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Providence
Buffalo
Newark
Toronto
Texas League scores from Beaumont Galveston San Antonio and Houston
Beaumont 2 Waco 0. Galveston 4 Dallas 1 with Dallas 2 1. San Antonio 2 Shreveport 3 6. Houston 2 3 Fort Worth 1 1.
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Waco
Galvesa
Dallas
San Antonio
Shreveport
Houston
Fort Worth
Baseball Scores from Twin Cities to St Paul and Milwaukee
The American Association results show Minneapolis 6 Columbus 3, Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 5, Kansas City 6 Louisville 11, and St Paul 1 Toledo 0 with a second game of 7 innings halted by darkness.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Matty McIntyre To Miss Games After Injury Operation
Gulf manager Matty McIntyre will be out for a week or more following an ankle injury that required a knife during treatment after a Sunday game in New Orleans. Eddy Holly will captain the team in McIntyre’s absence as the squad prepares to return from Nashville.
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Gulf
New Orleans
Nashville
McIntyre
Eddy Holly
Big fields mark races at Cleveland grand circuit meet
Cleveland Ohio August 21. No less than 212 trotters and pacers have been named to compete at the second local grand circuit meet opening today at the North Randall track. An average field of eleven will race with many star performers of the half mile circuits appearing this week.
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North Randall Track
Spanish Military Bill Seeks 180000 Peace Army for Spain
The Spanish government plans a military reorganization to raise the peace footing to 180000 men, rising from 40000. General de Luque will present the bill to parliament, detailing garrison, mobilization, and officer reserves for a 600000 reserve army.
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Associated Press
Peeadeid
Spain
Plfis
Géneral de Luque
Nashville Volunteers take lead in Southern League with 4 1 victory
Nashville trimmed New Orleans 4 to 1 as Tom Rogers out pitched Dixie Walker and drove in three Nashville runs. Jack Coombs limited the Cubs to one hit in a 1 0 victory for the Superbas while St Louis routed the Giants 5 0 and Boston edged Cincinnati 4 3. Memphis Chicks defeated Atlanta 8 2 with Gene Paulette and Pete Knisely homering and Edgar Willet shutting out the Crackers.
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Dixie” Walker
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Jack Coombs
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New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Memphis Chicks
Atlanta Crackers
Gene Paulette
Pete Knisely
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Edgar Willet
State Guardsmen Eligible for School Attendance
Montgomery reports guardsmen will not miss school as national guard members may enter college next month. Major Locke will file names of interested guardsmen with him at the mobilization camp, and furloughs are expected to be granted per department directives.
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Ala
National Guard
Locke
Department of the Maet
Woman killed and four injured in Roanoke auto plunge
Mrs A W Garner of Drapersville Va was killed in a Salem Roanoke area accident yesterday afternoon. Her husband and Mrs HB A McGehee of Roanoke were seriously injured along with Mrs B H Giles and C E Garner sustaining minor injuries when the car went over a high embankment, tumbling five times. Mr Garner Sr 90 was on his first automobile ride.
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A. W. Garner
Drapersville
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B. H. Giles
C. E. Garner
Salem
Here
Garner
Quina and Lee Meet Again at Monroe Park
Quinn of Mobile faces Freddy Lee of New Orleans in a return six round open air boxing match at Monroe Park Wednesday night starting at nine. Promoted by E. Carre Co. and Higgins Co. with two preliminaries Joe Smith vs P De Coronas and another fast bout. Admission is free, concessions revenue funds the event.
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Lee
Monroe Park
Will
E. Carre Co
Fd. J Higgins Co
Jimmy
Kid) Quinn
Mobile
Freddy Lee
New Orleans
Quinn
Joe Smith
P.de Coronas
Cubs Star Heinie Zimmerman May Join Dodgers
Rumor in New York says Chicago Cubs star Heinie Zimmerman could move to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Cubs manager Joe Tinker reportedly ready to auction Zimmerman after talks between Cubs owner Charles Weeghman and Dodgers owner Charles Ebbets, though neither confirms the sale.
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Heinie Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Heinie
Charles Weeghman
Charles Ebbets
Zimmerman
Five Die and Six Fatally Burned in Quebec Fire
Five men were killed and six others fatally burned in a Quebec blaze reported from Montreal with details not yet confirmed. Fire crews battled the flames as the death toll mounted and investigators began work at the scene.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Fire at Aetna plant injures nine in Quebec
A fire at the Aetna Chemical powder factory in Drummondville Quebec injured nine people, eight seriously, early yesterday. Officials say an electric spark sparked the blaze and the loss is estimated at 20000 dollars.
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Aetna Chemical Company
Drummondville
Quebec
Flaming Fire Halt Teuton Assault At Verdun
Paris reports a German assault on Fleury near Verdun using flaming liquids failed after French fire curtains and infantry fire stopped the attack. The war office adds that north of the Somme our troops took six field guns in the Maurepas Guillemont area and notes violent actions along the Somme river.
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Meuse
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Record Oil Output Sets 1915 World Peak
The 1915 global crude oil production reached 426,892,673 barrels, the highest in industry history, up 28,194,307 from 1914. The United States led with 281,104,104 barrels, followed by Russia 68,548,062 and Mexico 32,910,508, amid gains in Argentina and Japan.
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Washington
Geological Survey Today
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Mexico
Russia
Argentine
Japan
Kansas to Furnish Many War Veterans for G A R Encampment
Kansas expects about 10 000 of the 50 000 veterans attending the fiftieth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Kansas City from August 28 to September 2. R M Painter of the Kansas department says inquiries about entertainment show a record turnout with entire posts likely to attend. The Kansas department headquarters will be at the Baltimore Hotel with 500 rooms reserved and more available nearby. Ladies of the G A R and Woman's Relief Corps will share the same floor with the G A R.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas City
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Kansas
R. M. Painter
Department of Kansas
Kansas Department
Baltimore
Woman's Relief Corps
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