Russia Has New Emperor From France Towns Report
June 28 Copenhagen reports from a German source that anti-revolutionary forces in Russia have captured Irkutsk and Harborough. The Czecho-Slovak victory is said to have been aided by red guards killing officers and then surrendering. Washington statement affirms US support for freeing Slav nations from German and Austrian rule. Wireless dispatches from Nauen claim reports of Nicholas II's assassination are spreading, with Ukrainian sources citing a red guard motive and family moved from Perm to Yekaterinburg.
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Evening Times Market Report shows mixed early trading
New York June 28 opening sees pressure on leading issues with many down 5-8 from prior close and ranges from 109 to 198. Percent losses appear modest amid selling in several names while a few specialties show strength. Butte and Superior rise to 43-8 to 28 3-8 as Crucible slips after brief gains.
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White Sox Need Pitching to Challenge Pennant
Chicago June 28 President Momiskey cherishes keepsakes on his desk while the White Sox navigate a pennant chase. Comiskey emphasizes an able infield and outfield but laments the lack of pitching talent to sustain a title run. The club scouting for a promising pitcher in the minor leagues while Rowland keeps the team within reach of the leaders. Reb stays home after the eastern trip as the search continues.
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Washington and St Louis Tie In Baseball Scores
Washington and St Louis combined for a tight set of line scores and battery changes as the schedule lists St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington and Brooklyn at Boston among others. The article notes pitchers Adams Heilmen McBatteries Cooper Schmidt Avey Johntor Ischer Doak Gonzales Perry Perkins Shaw Ayers Picinich Douglas Carter Kil Miter O'Farrell Regan Winge Danforth Schalk Boland Yelle Bush Bader Agnew Mogridge Caldwell Hannah and Corey with notes on injuries and lineup changes. It highlights Reb’s uncertain arm and Corey’s bum ankle as the club heads east in July for a second division tour. President Comiskey faces decisions to strengthen the pitching staff ahead of the push for the Atlantic seaboard.
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International League results and standings update
Yesterday's results include Binghamton sweep over Toronto 6 0 and 5 4, Rochester defeating Jersey City 10 7 then 12 4, Buffalo over Baltimore 7 5, and Newark beating Rochester. St Paul 3 2 Indianapolis, Toledo 5 4 Kansas City. Columbus at Milwaukee. The article notes manager Clarence Rowland faces tough decisions managing pitchers to stay in the pennant race.
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King George to Throw First Ball at US Independence Day game
London reports King George has consented to follow presidential precedent by tossing the first ball at the American baseball game on the Fourth of July. Players will dine at the Savoy then ride to Chelsea football grounds for a historic four‑in‑hand coach procession.
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Giants sweep Boston as pitchers used thirteen men
Diamond notes the Giants’ thirteen hits off Boston pitchers and manager McGraw using thirteen players in a clean sweep at Boston. The Cubs rout Reds in Cincinnati, Ping Bodie launches a homer that nudges the Yankees ahead, Walter Johnson posts his sixth shutout, and the Senators extend their winning streak to five by sweeping Philadelphia. White Sox stumble with only four hits off Bernie Boland.
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Baseball and politics mix in comic war of words
A satirical column mocks baseball etiquette and gender roles with puns on suffragettes and baseballettes. It quips about the Dempsy Fulton bout, chloroform punishment for a match, and Kaiser wartime threats while noting Connie Mack and Crowder. The piece ridicules sport and diplomacy talk, referencing Stallings and Perry.
Refiners Take First Place in City League
The Refiners defeated the Y M C A 8 0 to seize the top spot in the City League standings. Babe Streich pitched a masterful game for the Refiners allowing 12 strikeouts with no Y men reaching first base. Kindig started for the Y M C A and was relieved in the fourth. three runs came in the second and four more in the third on a mix of hits and errors.
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Fulton signs on for July bouts after Dempsey delay
New York June 28 Fred Fulton accepts a July 3 bout with Porky Flynn in Atlanta and a July 4 soldier bout in Chattanooga, per manager Mike Collins. The Dempsey bout was moved from Pillar to post, leaving Fulton active and ready for immediate action.
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Piave battle defeat admitted by Austrian press
In the Piave fighting, Austrian and German reaction shifts as the Austrian press confesses defeat blaming weather and signaling a push for revenge. Italian forces retake Cano Sile bridgehead and other key positions, while Italian scouting over past enemy lines challenges the Austrians. Daylight raids yield prisoners in London dispatches.
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Song to a Soldier and Wartime Market Notes
A lyrical wartime poem laments a lover still away as seasons pass and harvest nears. The piece then shifts to a wartime stock report from London dated June 28, detailing Austrian losses, German offensives, air raids on Paris, and diverse market prices across livestock and commodities.
Hokus-So Enters Diplomatic Service
In a curious turn, Hokus-So shifts from stage roles to diplomacy. Once a leading figure in amateur drama, he now prepares for a public service career, signaling a change in path and ambitions.
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