Vernon Wins: Score 4 10 In Yesterday's Games
In Los Angeles and Salt Lake games, Vernon won 4 to 1, while Salt Lake defeated Tigerg tosse ot 4 to 1 as Weet and B Hall combined for ten men on base. Rohrer, Byrd Lynn and Natt contributed, with Oakenskin released Morgan and Meo to clear room for two upstart youngsters.
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Los Angeles
B—H. Weet
B. Hall
Salt Lake
T. Tennant
Rohrer
Byrd Lynn
Fornny “Natt
Phoenix
Rio Grande Association
Sters
Oakenskin
Morgan
Meo
Lyne
la Roy Railroad
Ronn
Unclear baseball results amid weather chaos at Philadelphia
National League opener in Philadelphia ends 2 to 0 amid blunders by the home team. Mamaux pitched well except in the eighth. Tilishure had one assist and Johnston failed to spark advanced chances. Other games in the circuit postponed by rain.
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National League
Philadelphia
Ighurg
Mamaux
Alice Toray
Tilishure
Johnston
Potentias
Pittsburg
Nite Thweven Timings and Retirement Shortly After
A fragmented report notes Nite Thweven forced to retire in favor of Burger qmac ie fop after being hit by a pitched ball. Mentions Lon nah Crea and Pittsburg Prarvrue ree Mwo4 Batterie Watron, along with players Hartley Chapman Knetner Gareer Berry Kertin.
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Burger
Pittsburg
Watron
Wiote
Hartley
Chapman
Knetner
Gareer
Berry
Kertin
Standing of Teams in Major League Circuit
Branding of Searles leads Salt Lake four to three with Veron at three and Oakland blanked by San Francises two. Portland and Los Angeles are tied with one each. Hearst War Pictures shown at the Alhambra.
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Searles
Salt Lake
Veron
Oakland
San Francises
Portland
Los Angeles
Hearst War Pictures
Alhambra
Germans Forced to Surrender in Southwest Africa
Fragmented OCR text reports German surrender actions in Southwest Africa during a conflict, listing various coded terms and names that appear garbled. The readable fragments suggest a military operation or capitulation event with references to locations and units, but many phrases are obscured.
Hook Em Smith Powers Seals Past Oaks in Slim Win
San Francisco Seals beat Oakland 6 to 4 as Hook Em Smith led with strong hitting and big blows late. Pitcher Harry Allen held Oakland to five runs across seven innings while Jack Nash sparked the attack with key infield speed. Landed by the Seals captain Oldland, Oakland slid to last in percentage as the race tightens.
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San Francisco
Harry Alen
Pamey
Ouldland
Pers
Cohimm
Jack Nash
Ty Coub
Hook ‘Em Amlib
Seals
Hook 'Kn
Cub ' Ater
Oaklanders
Harry Ables
Oluan
Lee
Oakland
Rune
Hilts
Austria makes formal apology to United States envoy
Vienna reports a formal Austrian government apology to U S Ambassador Penfield after a Neus Werner Tageblatt article attacked President Wilnos and the Austrian people. A second note protests German warfare methods and Austrian censorship is criticized.
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Vienna
Vanden
m—Vormel
United States
Peder Fe
Tenfield
Neus Werner Tageblatt
Wilnos
Connec
Ambassidor Penfield
Foreign Office
Bryan Refuses Aid to Women in Local Campaign
A fragmented clipping reports Bryan rejecting aid to women in a local campaign. Venneszey and Alan eumings Mryan are named among supporters, with unclear roles and endorsements for university positions.
Bryan Refuses to Endorse Women's Delegation Support
At a civic auditorium event, Mrs Sara Bard Field led a Portland delegation from the Congressional Union seeking Bryan's favorable comment on suffrage. Bryan declined to back any group opposing the Democratic party, warning he would not speak for them. Field pressed on about working within the party, but Bryan insisted he would not endorse methods he deemed contrary to party principle. Delegation members included Mrs Sense Hampton New York and Miss Iris Calderhead Omaha among others.
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United States
Jirgan
Civic Auditorium
National Council of Women Voters
Sara Bard Pield
Portland
Ora
Field
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mrs. Field
Large Rodent Kill Report From Federal Efforts
Fragmented text describes a mass kill of rodents tied to federal activity and a report by an unclear source. Details are garbled, but the notion of a substantial government backed rodent control effort appears, with mentions of July and trapping. Names and places are unreadable.
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Bubonte Ashe
Plague toll cited with rodent infection figures
Public health bulletin reports 244 plague infected rodents with 202,670 Norway or wharf rats among them. Of the total, 16 were found diseased. The last human case noted dated October 4, 1914.
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United States Public Health Service
Norway
Wharf
Brigham City to Welcome the Liberty Bell
Brigham City mayor W. Tavis announces the Liberty Bell will arrive Sunday at 3 45 PM via a special drain line. A 5 to 10 minute stop is planned with a program arranged for Sunday school children and a crowd nearing 3000 expected. A parade is likely to accompany the bell during its brief Brigham City visit.
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Brigham City
Jay
Leity
Tavis
Pehool
Thea
Horses In Idaho Deaths From Rabies Reported Near Idaho Falls
A report from Jaurho Falls Idaho describes several horses suffering a malignant illness. Nye of Rigby examined the animals and sent a dead horse head to a bacteriologist who confirmed hydrophobia. The owner sustained a slight wound while handling the horse and the party pursued Pasteur treatment in Boise but found no serum and continued to work toward care in Oregon.
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Jaurho Falls
Idaho
Nye
Rigby
Roberts
Ur Nye
Bondam
Hovsves
Boise
iDorkgley, Cal
Hydro-Plane Test Near Washington Carries 20 Passengers
A new hydro airplane design undergoing trials near Washington proves capable of lifting twenty passengers. The test craft, described as a large hydro aircraft, demonstrates potential for elevated passenger capacity and long range operations amid mixed reactions from observers and officials.
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Washington
British ministers feud over Viscount Haldane amid munitions quarrel
London July 9 A government clash over Viscount Haldane ex lord chancellor and the wartime munition supply erupted after David Lloyd George announced on July 7 that Haldane’s disclosures and confidential cabinet proceedings were under debate. The Northcliffe press calls for his readmission to the cabinet while Daily Mail proposes a people’s committee to probe government failures. Some MPs, including Sir Henry Dalziel, plan to press Asquith for a full Commons discussion of munition deficiencies.
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London
David Lloyd-George
Iual Tlans
Viscount Haldane
United Kingdom
Tig
Northcliffe
Lord Haldane
Premice Apguith
Truyute
National Liberal Club
Henry Dalziel
Kirkcaldy Burgh
Notioe
Asquith
House of Commons
Axquith
Northcliffe Press
Daily Mail
Daily Chronicle
Stanley von Donop
Ordnance
von Donop
Lord Kitchener Law
Daily News
Jord Haldane
Quondam Munitions Committee
Lloyd George
Kitchener
Build Up Dye Industry Faces German Trade Challenge
Washington officials plan legislation to shield American dyestuff makers from German competition after the war. The Commerce Department and Federal Trade Commission study methods to foster a domestic dye trade, prevent foreign undercutting, and present a policy to President and Congress.
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Washington
Department of Comerce
Bureau of the Demiriment of Domestic Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Pedoril Tutistation
Maine Ten
Pho
Vanmeree
Industry Seeks Three Year Dyestuff Contracts to Shield Rushed Imports
Officials warn of an attack on industry prompting manufacturers to enter a new line and press for temporary protection. Firms urge customers to sign contracts guaranteeing a three year supply of dyestuffs to blunt a surge of foreign imports.
Wigheer Day Planned in Signam City
A public mass meeting is set for Monday evening at the courthouse to discuss a Pioneer day celebration in Signam City. Supervisors of the parents' classes from four wards back the plan to hold a large ProMeer day event, which has not been observed locally for years.
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Signam City
Defrauding via Mails Alleged Against Weekly Editor
In San Francisco July, Spencer L. Higgins editor of a weekly publication is under arrest for using the mails to promote a lottery scheme and for drawing a bank check with insufficient funds. He allegedly operated under aliases as a quack doctor, being driven from New York City, St Louis, Leadville, Cole, and Denver. real name said to be Rosevh al.
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San Francisco
Spencer L. Higgins
Higgins
Coset
Coasi
New York City
St. Leuis
Leadville
Cole
Denver
Rosev‘hal
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Mai ST
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Brogm Hotel
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Ebride Drug Co
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