Brooklyn earns twin wins over Braves in nine innings
Brooklyn defeated the Boston Braves in both ends of a Wednesday doubleheader, 3 to 1 and 6 to 4. The opener featured Bancroft misplay on Standaert with bases loaded two out, producing the deciding runs. the second game saw Graham and Smith force in runs on bases loaded walks in the ninth.
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Gum Regarded As A Dentrifice In German Customs
Berlin June 24 AP American chewing gum will be listed as dentrifice in the official customs list. Pressure from American manufacturers aided by expert testimony led Germany to classify it as a dental accessory, removing flavored chicle from the previous confection category.
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Berlin
Minister of Finance
Nevada G O P Condemns Court In World Court Debate
Nevada Republicans adopted resolutions denouncing the United States entry into the world court at a Reno convention. The meeting ended in a deadlock as factions supporting Senator Tasker L. Oddie and Reno Mayor F E Roberts vied to control party organization. State chairman and central committee names were postponed until after the September primaries.
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Nev
United States
Nevada
Tasker L. Oddie
F E. B. Roberts
Fourth of July planned at Idaho Falls with giant spectacle
Bonneville post No. 56 of the American Legion presents a large Fourth of July celebration in Idaho Falls on July 4. The program includes a staged Second Battle of the Marne, spectacular fireworks with massive shells, an entire French village destruction effect, and two basketball double headers between the Bannocks and the Spuds. An evening concert features over two hundred performers. Local support from Pocatello is noted.
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H. Mark Earr
Bonneville Post No. 56
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Legion
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Spuds
Intermountain West
American golfers lead British Open after second round
In Britain the Open continued as US players set the pace. Bobby Jones and Bill Melhorn led at 144, with Walter Hagen at 145 after a rough 77 following his 68. Al Watrous Fred McLeod at 146 and George Von Elm at 147 remained close. The Theatre manager Bertram, formerly of Grand Forks and later in Salt Lake City and New Orleans, died in New Orleans.
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J. A. Bertram
Grand Forks
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Salt Lake City
Memphis
Kansas City
Resigns as Receiver in Vanderbuilt Newspaper Case
E A Einglis of Miami resigns as receiver for the Illustrated Daily Tab, a Vanderbilt Newspapers property, as publication was suspended. Court appoints John W. Brodix of Miami as successor receiver after noting no bids were received for sale and an auditor was employed to review the books.
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Fla
E. A. Einglis
Miami
Tab
Vanderbilt Newspapers, Inc
John W. Brodix
Binglis
Opening dance at Meridell by Music-Shopmen's Band
A Thursday night event at Meridell features the Music-Shopmen's Band performing on June 14. Admission is 50 cents.
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Meridell
Drug Smuggler Pleads Guilty in Hamburg Case
James Dolan of Boston pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle heroin valued at 50 000 dollars from Germany. He was fined 5 000 marks after narcotics were found in seven hollowed tombstones. Drugs were sent from Budapest for shipment to Shanghai and allegedly destined for California.
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Germany
James Dolan
Boston
Thomas Bevans
Dolan
Budapest
Shanghai
California
Vermont Senator Dale Names Florence Conway Campaign Manager
Porter H. Dale United States Senator from Vermont entrusts the running of his renomination bid to Florence M. Conway, his Washington secretary.
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Porter H. Dale
United States
Vermont
Florence M. Conway
Washington
Nash High Gun In Short Line Tie For Second Honors
A mid week shoot of the Pocatello Athletic club drew a good crowd. Phil Nash was the high gun of the evening with Carter Parker and Frank Hronek tied for second after a three way split. Team winners included Store Department Shock Absorbers Transportation Cubs and Motive Power Pioneers. Prizes totaling 350 await season end July 28 with handicap awards limited to shooters in 300 official targets.
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Transportation Cubs
Motive Power Pioneers
Phil Nash
Carter
Parker
Frank Hronek
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