Chicago Opens Series With Narrow Win Over Tigers
Chicago wins the opening game of the series as Collins drives in the lone run in the tenth aided by Ayers error. Collins leaves after being hit by a pitch. Leibold, Walling score on a triple by Techkson. Detroit batsmen stranded. In New York Boston shuts out the Yankees 5 0 behind Jones seven walks.
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Farewell Banquet for American Olympic Team in New York
An American Olympic team reception at the Manhattan opera house honored track and field stars swimmers wrestlers boxers fencers and bicyclists from nearly every state and Hawaii. Telegrams from governors of 11 states were read as the athletes prepared to sail for Antwerp with Jaustevus T. Kirby stating the government transport support shows new appreciation of sport.
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Olympic Team Faces Shortfall Yet Plans to Sail
A large American contingent plans departure to Antwerp despite a $25,000 shortfall. Governors Cox Coolidge Davis Stephens Hobby send telegrams of support. The team fields 108 track and field athletes 48 swimmers 46 wrestlers and boxers 20 fencers and eight cyclists. Athletes sailed today training aboard ship with shipboard facilities arranged. Jack Moakley of Cornell to be assisted by two coaches.
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Violent inmates cause deadly outbreak at Bridgewater ward
At Bridgewater state farm a violent ward outbreak left one inmate dead and three attendants severely wounded by knives. Inmate Floyd Kingdom was killed by officers. Antonio Disrest, linked to the incident, was captured unharmed. The riot began as 30 inmates entered the yard and attacked staff before escaping to a ward room.
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Notable reception for Rev. Clay MacCauley in Tokyo
A notable reception was held for Rev. Clay MacCauley of Boston after 31 years as a Unitarian missionary in Japan. He will return to the United States in July as a representative of liberal religious work.
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Tribute in Japan Honors Dr MacCauley’s Peace Efforts
A cross section of organizations including the American Japan Society and the American Peace Society joined a public tribute in Japan to honor Dr MacCauley. Baron Sakatani presided as Viscount Kanéke and other prominent Japanese speakers voiced appreciation for his long, helpful work toward bettering and rousing mankind.
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Johnson Hearing May Be Postponed A Month
Chicago July 26 Johnsons hope of early freedom dimmed after efforts to obtain release failed. Indications are the former heavyweight champion who fled to Europe after fines and a prison sentence may remain jailed at Toliet for a month. Federal Judge Samuel Alschuler refused to hear the application as Judge Carpenter recovering from an operation. The judge said he might not be available for a month or more.
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UNIST PARTY TRIALS FOR PLOT TO OVERTHROW GOVERNMENT
The state opened final arguments in the trial of William Bras Lloyd and 19 associates, charged with forming a revolutionary communist party aimed at overthrowing the government. Assistant State's Attorney Barnhart labeled the party born in Chicago and described founders as capitalists in a bid to rewrite the constitution. Arguments expected to take six days.
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Brooklyn Wins in Pittsburg Glagh July 26
Brooklyn wins a two game series with Dittsburg 6 to 4 as Pfeffer drives in four runs via two doubles two singles and two walks. Haeffner’s error with bases loaded helped Brooklyn score four in the fourth. Also Cincinnati beats Cleveland 4 to 3 in an exhibition game as two rookie pitchers see action.
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Americans Take Third in Olympic Running at Antwerp
The American team placed third in Olympic running at the artillery range on July 26, with Norway leading at 178, Finland 159, America 158, and Sweden 153 out of 250 possible points. The scene included remarks on compensation fairness and the strenuous nature of work as part of ongoing labor discussions at the Independent Market in Twin Falls.
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Sunday games Coast League results brief
Coast League results show San Francisco beating Oakland 7 to 3 and 8 to 3, Portland 11 to 5 over Sacramento, Los Angeles 9 to 3 and Seattle 9 to 18 over Salt Lake, with Vernon posting 6 and ?
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Mexico May Build Its Own War Munitions Says Expert
An Italian munitions expert's report could decide if Mexico will manufacture arms domestically or buy abroad. If abroad purchases are halted, the government will use its commercial agents under General Calles. El Universal notes Mexico has raw materials for armament and cites airplane propeller manufacture as a model for broader war material production.
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Tends To Widen In Coming Months
The remark notes that over the next few months these tendencies will be more pronounced, signaling a clear intensification of observed patterns. The statement emphasizes expected progression without detailing specific events or entities.
Dogs Eliminated From Third Avenue Nuisance Case
In municipal court Brice Watson faced charges from C. L. Longley over a dog nuisance at 29 Third Avenue North. The complainant alleged many howling barking dogs creating intolerable noise. Police Judge W. A. Minnick reports the defendant says the dogs have been sold and removed, removing the cause of the complaint.
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Prohibition Seen As Beneficial By Elbert Gary
New York, Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel argues prohibition has improved the nation's economic life. He cites fewer prison and hospital inmates, better savings balances, and healthier housing as proof, noting broad public support and cautious business conditions postwar.
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