BIDDLE TO MEET CHAS AND GARLAND IN NE T A
July 26 The closing round of the New England section of the Wimbledon style doubles tournament at the Toup Road Cricket Club saw Craig Diddle of Philadelphia and Charles S. Garland of Pittsburgh, former Yale players, in the player lists for the doubles title. Singles matches for the Longwood bowl were expected to be continued Tuesday with Williams and Bidide in the schedule.
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Neavton
Maes
New England
Wdonbles
Craig Diddle
Philadelphia
Charles S. Garland
Pittsburg
Yale
Shampions
Norris Walliams
W. Washburn
Williams
Ide GK
Bhaw
Ny WW
Wiles
Johnson
Garland
J. Sulloway
R. G. Harte
Vernon Wins in Doubleheader Over Seattle
Vernon takes both ends of the July doubleheader in Los Angeles, sweeping the series with Seattle. In the morning game Vernon pitcher Dell allows four hits. Meusel and teammates generate runs with timely hits and fielding plays. In the nightcap Vernon wins 3 to 1 as Finneran and Regan rotate on the mound, with Meusel delivering key hits and baserunning.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Seattle
Thomas
Tigers
Clymer
Stegan
Gardner
Finneran
Vitors
Esteves
Tapan
Je Mitchell
We. Mitchell S
Dell
Enges
W. Matehell
Bel
W. Mitchell
W. Mitthe
Kisher
W. Mereneil
Jennsy and
Toman
Seaute
Tiny - Ee Ay Cess
Wisree
Femon
Walsh
Meusel Txotase
Ifeh
Yisher
Eddington
Slnick
Ly Finneran
Finneran 1, All Regan 1, Huns Responsible for.Regan 4, Finneran
Rena
Regan
Reatan
Pohl
Mitchell
Boryee
Howr Anit da Mimites
Vmpltts
Prmer
Tomar
St Louis Beats Chicago In Tight Series Tilt
CHICAGO July 27 St Louis evened the series with Chicago as four local pitchers were unable to hold the Giants who won 11 to 6. J Colligs and K Williams starred for St Louis while Chicago struggled with errors and hits from both sides.
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Chicago
St. Louis
National League Baseball Results and Schedule
ST LOUIS July 27 Chicago defeated St Louis 4 0 as Flack homered in the third to pace the Cubs. Yesterday’s NL results show Cincinnati beating Pittsburgh 5 3 in game one and 2 1 in game two, plus Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 2 and New York 2 Boston 2. Today’s slated games: Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis, Brooklyn at New York, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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New York
Boston
REDS
Pirates
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Sallee
Panter
Plunburgh
Pittsburga
Luderus
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Laiderus
Paradelphia
Burgh
PAC
Philadelpnia
Chicago
St. Lana
Theburgh
ST. Louis
Alexander
Sae Flack
le Pet
New Fork
Abby Taston Ferm
Rippling Rhymes and Egg Shipment Tale Mixes
A compact note blends Walt Mason verse about resilience with a sanitary blurb on a Genoa egg shipment decaying aboard the Sun jet. The piece juggles satire and news of five million eggs stuck on deck, delayed by labor agitation and foreign transit, with authorities requisitioning the stock for sale.
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Genoa
Associat 4 Press
Sun J
Mantit
Imes Cay
BES
Switzerland
Walsh Denies Article 10 Aids Ireland War Aims
Senator Walsh of Montana denounces Article 10 of the League Covenant as a bar to Ireland’s freedom and to changing borders. He argues the treaty would force war avoidance yet could prevent aid to revolutions. cites Ireland, Shantung, and colonial history to defend U S autonomy in foreign affairs.
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Washington City
League of Nations
Senate
Walsh
Montana
America
Spain
Portugal
Florida
United States
England
Scotland
Sweet
Norway
Ghangea
Elberla
Russia
Ireland
Egypt
France
Treland
Pame
Europe
Wilson
Japan
League
Shantung
China
Germany
Ruane
Manchuria
al Obinore
Reed
Missouri
Bulgaria
Rumania
Walshald
Great Britain
Marie Lid drama draws crowded Ogden house audience
Alice Brady stars in Marie Lid an Ogden screen drama about a mother who travels east to New York, a milliner scheme, and romantic entanglements with Clair Carwon Colonel Lambert and Blair Anat. Amid bandit hold ups and social clash, Trina guides a hopeful ending.
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Lae Ogden
Alien Brady
Marie
Merle, Ltd
Han Con
Veho
Clair Carwon
Mari
Drina
Colonel Lambert
Maria
Hia
Men ‘Hillard
Delna
Tirina
Lambert
Zelle
Jens Tomorr
Trina
Rina
Blair Anat
Welle
French Radicals Adopt Platform For Elections
The unified radical and radical socialist party in the French Chamber of Deputies met at Paris and approved a manifesto outlining a platform for elections. It calls for constitutional revision, decentralization, senate remodeling, and free education from primary to university, plus army reform and a three-year service period reduction. It also advocates wartime security measures and controls on industry.
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PANIS
Radical and Radical Socialiat
Partie
Groun
Chamber of Deputies
Nession Taut
Ment
Nyatess
Senate
Sauat Ba
Ant
Agreement on Sale of Army Supplies to the French
The United States and France near a written accord for selling American army supplies. The deal, exceeding 390,600,000 in amount, aims to deliver locomotives, railway material, automobiles and motor tools. Final price details will be disclosed when the agreement is presented to the chamber of deputies.
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PAIS
Fronen
United States
France
Chamberl of Deputies
War brides arrive on ship from France to New York
YWCA workers Miss Florence Aisley and Miss Caroline B Hodgdon report nine brides aboard with 87 French and two English among the passengers. Entertainment and refreshments were provided by war workers while more than 200 waited at debarkation near Bordesa for transfer to camps and hostess houses as the crowd crowded the area.
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New York
Port Huron
Florence Aisley
Caroline B. Hodgdon
Y.W.C. A
Rialry
Miss Hodgdon
Aenaick
Misa
Ristey
Misa Hodgdon
Debarksljor
Fragmentary excerpt on international affairs and arbitration
The text references the far flung empire and various nations including Italy Spain Brazil Bulgaria and Ramante. It mentions potential submission of differences to arbitration by the executive council of the League, implying a move toward collective decision making. The fragment hints at geopolitics and dispute resolution without a clear narrative.
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Italy
Spain
Brazil
Bulgaria
Ramante
League
War Camp official visits Ogden to boost 2005 drive
Victor R Manning general field director of War Camp Community Service visited Ogden for several hours. He conferred with Rev Jonni Ndwared Caryeh local secretary. Manning praised local work and pledged to push increased appropriations for Weber County.
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Victor R. Manning
War Camp Community Service
New York
Ogden
Tim
Jonni Ndwared Caryeh
Mansita
Manning
Sontiers
Lors
Marines
Uiversity
President Wilson Deliberates Treaty With Senators
Washington July 24 President Wilson began discussions with Democratic and Republican senators on the treaty and the league of nations. A dozen visitors, including Representatives Hudepeth and Bleenmoon, urged various points while Senator Thomas of Colorado planned to speak on one treaty phase a day. Wilson expressed hope El Paso would be added to the itinerary as soon as official approval allows.
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Washington
White House
Alegance
Thomas
Colorada
Hudepelle
Texzes
Moxh
Bpeeker Clark
Fo Nnd
Hudapeth
el Paso
Texas
Bleenmoon
League of Cathons
Misa Hagel
Erakine
Mine
Wilson
American pays ransom to save son from Mexico
John West Thompson, an American ranchman near Mesano City, paid a $1,000 ransom to secure the release of his fourteen year old son after a kidnapping near Mexico City. Mexican authorities feared the boy would be killed if the money was not paid and pledged to refund the ransom and pursue the bandits. The abduction occurred last Thursday and the boy was freed on Friday.
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Washington
Jub
John West Thompson
Mesano City
Randiin Cartha
State Department
Eretary Lansing
Foreign Office
Thompson Mob
Mexico City
Pacific fleet passes into Pacific through Panama Canal
The Pacific fleet under Admiral Rodman completed passage from Colon to the west coast via the Panama Canal. The New Mexico led six dreadnoughts through the locks, described as the largest ships ever to traverse the waterway. Crowds cheered at Miraflores as Governor Harding hailed the achievement.
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Chester Harding
Cabal Zone
Rodman
Porras
Panama
Panga
San Diego
Gaiyn Iake
Torning
New Mexico
Wyveloy
New York
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
Gate Lake
Bas Obispo
Gatin Lake
Vedva Miguel
Hardley
Marbury Sphaison
Panama Payal Division
Vas
Miratores Lake
Miraflores Lake
Jecloud
Saventeeh Kas
Harding
Great Lakes
Rockland Honors Community Day in July Festivities
In Rockland Idaho on July 27 a Mormon church ground celebration featured a 10 am parade with floats and school groups, a 2 pm program for children with recitations and a flag drill, lunch by the Relief Society, and an evening dance. The event also included races and a baseball game between married and single men. A separate report notes a lightning strike fatality in Scranton during a kite event.
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Rockland
Idaho
Hank Fend
Mormon Church
Heretics Society
Lod
Relief Society
Ford case rebuttal and witness testimony in Detroit court
In Mount Clemens Michigan on July 22 the defense for Ford argued rebuttal evidence from the Tribune war saga while plaintiff’s rebuttal was to be presented. Rex Gitrasan, Detroit Journal city editor, testified identifying an interview with Ford as the final witness for the defense. The text also references classified ads and a San Diego plan fragment.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Ford
Uber
Lally Tribune
Alfred Tareking
Ag the
Tribune
San Diego
Rex F. Gitrasan
Detroit Journal
Ude
Sense
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Walt
San Porlune
Fortone Sxala
Alice Brady
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Son
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Pacific
Canal
Scranton
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Avior Enicae
Gage Basement
Chichester
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