Mobile and Barons Clash On Park Field This Afternoon
After idle weeks both Mobile and Birmingham prepare for a Park Field game at 4 PM. Gulls last played July 5 with one loss and a long layoff after travel troubles. Barons have had similar delays with frequent rainouts and few games since July 1. Pitchers Ledbet, Cavet, Alli, Works and Bleys are in contention for duties. Molesworth released Charles McDonald to Atlanta after an injury and transfer changes.
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Mobile
Birminghams
Nice Park
Gulls
le Rock
Citronelle
City
Anday
Little Rock
Ita
Charley Frank
Barons
Ledbet
Cavet
Bill Mday
Hedon
Allimr
Bleéy
Molesworth
Birming
Charles McDonald
Atlanta
McDon
Birby
Rons
Result Games Southern
National league results show scattered scores with multiple pitchers and lineups across Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis with varied win losses and player pairings detailed. The text lists game notes, lineups, and outcomes for several teams across different dates and venues.
Real Estate Listings Show Property Prices Increases
The notice lists multiple properties with owners such as Alice Shannon E H Bixler and Mrs Alice Pickett near Cedar Grove Claiborne Knox Government and Ann and Whistler Lyons Gordon tract. Prices range from 100 to 1 800 with increases noted for several houses and lots including J B Davis Julia street and Walter Payton improvements. The document appears to be a delinquent or public sale listing continuing from page one.
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Alice C. Shannon
Claiborne
Knox
Marine
Montgomery
Government
Ann
E. H. Bixler
Strauss
Cedar Grove
Bixler & Bartee’s
Alice Hudoff
Bernoudy Tract
Bernoudy
Alice V. Pickett
Whistle
Julia
Walter Payton
Whistler
Schedule of Today’s National Games
National games listed with matchups across cities including Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Little Rock Birmingham Mobile Memphis Chattanooga Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St Louis Boston Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Detroit Washington Cleveland New York St Louis Philadelphia Chicago.
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Southern
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Birmingham
Mobile
Memphis
Chattanooga
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Crichton Fortune Teller Arrested Over License Charge
Professor Neil, alleged to run a fortune telling business, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff A. Z. Oberhaus on a charge of operating without a required license. Complainant D. Gimon says Neil has been active in Crichton and did not comply with the law. case set for the inferior criminal court Saturday.
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Neil
A. Z. Oberhaus
D. Gimon
Gimon
Crichton
Inferior Criminal Court
Rate of Discount Raised in London Bank
The Bank of England raised its discount rate from 5 to 6 percent today in London. Reliance Equipment Co. Inc. advertises cheap rubber roofing and slate surface shingles at 112 N. Water St.
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London
Bank of England
Reliance Equipment Co., Inc
N. Water St
Sporting Briefs recap of AL race and daily baseball results
The Yankees lost the lead in the AL race as Cleveland took two games 1 0 and 6 3. Boston beat Chicago twice 2 1 and 2 1. Weaver and Terry in the first game, Leonard strong in the second. Covaleski outpitched Washington as Detroit won 4 2. Athletics lost twice to St Louis 8 3 and 2 1. Braves beat Pirates 6 5 after an early 5 0 defeat. Reds fell to Giants 1 0 in rain halted six innings. Phillies beat Cubs 6 2. St Louis and rain affected others with several games canceled.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Jim Bagby
Pel
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Weaver
Terry
Leonard
White Sox
Harry Covaleski
Washington Pichers
Tigers
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Phils
Chicago Cubs
Lee
St. Louis
Naval bill pushed to final Senate action in wartime
Senatorial debate centers on a sweeping naval buildup to protect rights and Monroe Doctrine, with warnings that Britain’s trade restrictions demand a stronger fleet. Senator Lodge voices GOP backing, calling the program essential for Pacific and Atlantic defense and economic security.
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Senate
Great Britain
Senator Lodge
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Sam Bonner Arrested on Prohibition Charge
Sam Bonner was arrested Wednesday night by deputy sheriffs on a prohibition violation. He was released on bond signed by Joe Brook and Sam Smolkin after a raid found a small quantity of prohibited rum. An accompanying testimonial from Eugene Knight of Wilmington praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion.
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Sam Bonner
Bonner
Joe Brook
Sam Smolkin
Shark killer of bathers slain at Keyport New Jersey
Dread of the sea monsters has eased along the middle Atlantic coast as reports reach that the shark killed bathers near Keyport New Jersey. Those caught were pulled in with hook and line and killed as they were hoisted aboard. Summer resort proprietors are enclosing bathing places with steel nets.
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Middle Atlantic
Thomas B. Cottrell
Keyport
Cottrell
New Jersey
Matawan Shark Kills Boy and Man in New Jersey Reach
A nine foot shark killed Lester Stillwell a 12 year old and wounded several others in Matawan creek near Keyport. W Stanley Fisher died later after rescuing Stillwell. Ralph Dunn remained hospitalized in critical condition. The threat halted summer beach activity from Coney Island to the Jersey shore.
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Matawan
N. J
Matawan Creek
New Jersey
Baldwin
Keyport
Lester Stillwell
W. Stanley Fisher
Joseph ‘Ralph Dunn
New Brunswick
Coney Island
Raritan Bay
Sandy Hook
Staten Island
Steamship Ramos Now Believed Lost
Miami, July 13. No trace of the American steamship Ramos was found by the Dutch freighter Van Hogandrop after an all night search in the Ramos reported area. None of the vessel’s boats were found and the crew of fifteen was feared lost. The Ramos had talked with the Van Hogandrop yesterday and the operator said the vessel could not remain afloat for more than twenty minutes. The Ramos was 320 miles north of Walling Island at that time.
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Miami
Fla
Ramos
van Hogandrop
Walling Island
Flood Causes State Loss of 1000 Acres of Corn
Montgomery Alabama reports a thousand acres of corn destroyed by flood. Ground to be plowed for replanting in peas and other hay crops. Loss total undetermined. Convicts at number four farm idle for a month.
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Montgomery
Ala
Trial of Confiscation Cases in Russell Cancelled
Montgomery Ala July 13 Special The Russell circuit court special session for liquor confiscation case trials was postponed from Monday to Wednesday due to absence of a sheriff and no one to serve papers. Roofing and slate shingles for sale at Reliance Roofing Co Inc 112 N Water St
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Montgomery
Ala
Russell Circuit Court
R. E. Lindsey
Restoring Normal Trade Into Mexico Aims At Relief
Treasury seeks state department authority to resume normal border trade with Mexico for all commodities except war munitions. Clothing and food move freely. lumber and coal backlogs remain. Embargo eased as diplomatic talks proceed to ease hardship on both sides.
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Treasury Department
Washington
State Department
Mexico
Treasury Départment
United States
Carranza
Crisis Averted as Mexicans and Others Favor U.S. Accord
General Pershing says both Mexicans and foreigners along the line of communication believe the crisis has been settled. Rain delays threaten road maintenance while customs allow exchange of cars to move rail stock into Mexico and return. Food and clothing shipments to Mexico continue. wartime munitions shipments to border remain unchanged.
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Washington
General Pershing
United States
Mexico
State Department
Paper Rolls Now For Movie Films In Light Breakthrough
Paris reports M. Dussaud and Prof Branley describe a new cold light that automatically separates heat from luminous rays. The intense light lets moving pictures be projected clearly in a lighted room using paper rolls in place of celluloid, promising sharper newspaper images and slides without heat distortions.
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Paris
Dussaud
Academy of Science
Branley
M. Dussaud
Ernest Cunningham Hit By Auto on Royal and Government
Ernest Cunningham reported to police that a motor car driven by unknown parties struck him on the arms at the intersection of Royal and Government streets. No owner identified. The incident was logged Thursday.
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Ernest Cunningham
Cunningham
Royal
Government
One death from infantile paralysis reported in Toledo
Toledo Ohio July 13. The first death from infantile paralysis since the New York epidemic began was announced today. Seven other cases are under surveillance in the city.
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Toledo
Ohio
New York
Atlantian With Alias Held as Suspect in $1,000,000 Robbery
W Edward Diez, 24, of Atlanta and known in Denver as Joseph C Meyers, is held in Denver pending investigation into unsigned national bank notes he discarded. The notes are linked to a $1,000,000 Baltimore & Ohio train robbery at Central Station, West Virginia, on October 8, 1915, which Diez denies knowing about.
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Denver
Col
W. Edward Diez
Atlanta
Joseph C. Meyers
National Bank
Post Office
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Central Station
W. Va
Diez
Cedar Point Road Open to Deer River
County Highway Engineer Harry Fisher said Cedar Point road is open to Deer River. He noted missing planking at the Deer River bridge and damage to the bridge over Fowl River. A road foreman reached the breaks and works south with a large crew.
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Cedar Point
Deer River
Harry Fisher
U S protest over Turkish actions in Beirut consulates
Washington reports vigorous U S protest to the Turkish government over the governor general of Syria breaking into the French and British consulates in Beirut and removing archives after the U S consul general sealed their doors. Names of Syrians executed were later published from violated consulates records.
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Washington
United States
Syria
Beirut
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Knight
Wilmington
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Reliance Suingies Co., Inc
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Tampa
Key West
B. F. DU Bois
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