President Coolidge Begins Fishing at Summer Wisconsin Retreat
President Coolidge settles into Cedar Island Lodge at Superior Wisconsin for a three month summer stay. He adjusts to office routines in Superior High School facilities and enjoys the cooler climate while exploring fishing on the lodge grounds and Lake Nebagamon. He uses a foot bridge and then Mussegon area access, but no catch report is yet released.
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Superior
Wis
President Coolidge
Wisconsin
Howard T. Clark
White House
Margare t Myers Tully Reunited With Husband After Separation
Hollywood reports Margaret Myers Tully and Jim Tully reconciled after a separation of less than a week. Tully blamed Hollywood for the split and cited threats and warnings from studio figures, while praising supporters Judge Ben Lindsey H L Mencken and Rupert Hughes for helping restore the marriage.
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Margaret Myers Tully
Hollywood
Calif
Jim Tully
Examiner
Tully
Ben Lindsey
H. L. Mencken
Rupert Hughes
Jim
Norris Attacks Republicans in Broadside Over Hoover Controversy
Speech details attacks on Hoover allies including Fess Willebrandt Smoot Vare Slemp Lenroot and Daugherty. It alleges influence pacts with party machines in the solid South and access to a $20 000 fee from the water power trust.
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Wisconsin
Fess
Daugherty
Senate
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Hoover
Solid South
United States
New York
Smoot
Fall
Boss Ware
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States ‘Senate
Vare
Hoover Steam Roller
Water Power Trust
Republican Party
Power Trust
Hoovers
Daughertyn
Sinclairs
Dohenys
Cardinals Lead NL After Prolonged Winning Spurt
The St. Louis Cardinals surge to the top of the National League standings after a 14 inning win over Brooklyn and a string of high hitting games. Jim Bottomley ties for home run lead with 13th homer, while other results include the Reds losing to the Phillies and the Cubs defeating the Braves as the circuit moves with late season momentum.
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Herbert W. Baker
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Cardinals
John Heydier
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Phillies
Jim Bottomley
Bill McKenchnie
Dodgers
Jim
Rogers Hornsby
Philadelphia
Don Hurst
New York Giants
Pittsburg
Vic Aldridge
Hornsby
Pfirman
Boston Braves
Cubs
New York Yanks
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
Otis Brannon
Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Yanks
Indians
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Sam Rice
Barnes
Danny MacFayden
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Chicago
MacFayden
McCurdy
Baseball, Golf Pennant Hopes and Local Sports Talk
Commentary notes Rogers Hornsby amid a pop bottle protest after a third strike decision. It muses on Braves, Reds, Cardinals, Giants, and Yankees in a lively regional sports column. Mentions Tunney Heeney July gate receipts and local events in Thomasville and Glenn Arven.
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Rogers Hornsby
Rogers
Braves
Tunney
Heeney
Tex
Asheville and Macon to Decide League Leadership
The South Atlantic Association standings hinge on a showdown between Asheville and Macon. Macon babyed the Tourists with a 6 1 victory while Savannah and other peers posted gains. numerous innings produced hits and late rallies as Augusta, Birmingham, and Memphis also posted decisive wins.
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Asheville
Macon
League
Atlanta
South Atlantic Association
Peaches
Columbia
Knoxville
Good
Niehaus
Tourists
Fowlkes
Smokie
Reese
Augusta
Columbus Foxes
Montgomery
McRae
McPhaul
Pensacola
Selma
McBride
Leafs
Holmes
Chilton
Thompson
Savannah
Tampa
Indians
Redskins
Cashion
Albany
Jacksonville
Acton
Birmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
Chicks
Nashville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Greenville
Snartanburg
Major League Faders and Today’s Baseball Schedule
Baseball leagues list today games across Southeastern, American, National, Southern, and South Atlantic associations. Yesterday’s results show multiple blowouts and close contests featuring teams like Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Memphis, Atlanta, Mobile, and Knoxville.
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van Pensacola
Eevee Aane
Montgomery
Ae Aes
Albany
Jacksonville
Tampa Eae Es
Savannah Eeeeeerene
Columbus Peas Bones
Selma Avante Hee
New York Ae
Philadelphia Aeue Eee
St. Louis Ee
Cleveland Ee
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Southern Association
O* Aes
Pet
Birmingham
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile Eeae Eae
Nashville Aedeeees
Chattanooga Ae En
Atlanta
Oaree
Little Rock Sum
Eer Etterae
South Atlantic Association
Macon Wee
St. Louis
Cleveland
National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louls
Endorsed program would seek sweeping Senate apology
The passage calls for a Senate reconvening in December to apologize to power trust and its Illinois ally for former election-supported seats. It requests restoration of property deemed fraudulently obtained by the Supreme Court, pardons, and the destruction of evidence, while condemning high court actions and FTC probes of government fraud.
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Trayeses
Lemoots
Fesses
Moseses
Senate
Power Trust
Nsull
Ilinois
Boss Ware
Philadelphia
Daugherty
Sinclair
Toheny
Supreme Court of the United States
Fall
Miller
O'Neal
Stewart
Blackmer
Europe
Supreme Court of the
United States
Sinclair-Doheny
Federal Trade Commission
Italian flier Maddalena mishap delays Arctic rescue
In Vadsoe Norway June 16 Major Maddalena Italian hydroairplane expert met a mishap forcing a forced landing in Varanger Fjord. His Savoia Marchetti flying boat is being towed to Vadsoe as hopes for rescuing the Nobile party fade. Two Norwegian planes scout Spitzbergen but lack range for recovery.
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Vadsoe
Norway
Maddalena
Kings Bay
Varanger Fjord
Ilis
Vad
Savoia Marchetti
Kings Tay
Spitzbergen
Italy
Wille
Citta di Milano
FIGHTS RESULT IN CALIFORNIA AND EAST COAST
Dave Shade of California defeated George Courtney of Oklahoma. Harold Mays of Bayonne outpointed Benny Touchstone of Texas. Willie Feldman of New York beat Babe McCorgarty of Canada. Johnny Reno of Newark outpointed Ben Stevins of West Palm Beach. Ralph Taylor of La Grange outpointed Brady O’Hara of Jacksonville. K O Gordy of Fort Benning knocked out Kid Miller of Spartanburg.
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Associated Press
New York
Dave Shade
California
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Harold Mays
Bayonne
N. J
Benny Touchstone
Texas
Willie Feldman
Babe McCorgarty
Canada
Long Branch
Johnny Reno
Newark
Ben Stevins
West Palm Beach
Fla
la Grange
Ralph Taylor
Birmingham
Brady O'Hara
Jacksonville
K. O. Gordy
Fort Benning
Kid Miller
Spartanburg
S. C
MISS WILLS KEEPS U. S. TEAM IN THE RUNNING
Wimbledon June 16 Helen Wills defeated England’s Hileen Bennett 6 3 6 2 to move the United States within three to two in the Wightman Cup. The English lead could be stretched to an outright win if they take one of the remaining two matches. Molla Mallory lost to Mrs. M Holcroft Watson in three sets.
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Wimbledon
England
Helen Wills
United States
Hileen Bennett
Molla Mallory
M. Holcroft Watson
Norwegian Plane Search For Nobile Ends In Fog
General Nobile reported position 80.38 north 27.49 east as Norwegian seaplanes led by Captain Riiser-Larsen and Lieutenant Luetzow Holm used the Hobby base to drop provisions. Fog forced a return. Braganza joined Hobby as weather cleared and a second search was hoped. A dog team from the Hobby searched nine miles for Dr. Finn Malmgren but found no trace.
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Nobile
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Hobby
Finn Malmgren
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