Giants Rally Beats Washington in Ninth at Home
Washington baseball fans saw a dramatic rally as the Chicago Giants defeated Washington 8 to 7 in a late-inning finish. McNair started for the Giants, Crawford relieved, Tyree drove in key runs, Parks homered for Washington, and Hollenbeck's coaching rally energized the crowd.
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Creen
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Jacobaon
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Winston
J. Green
Ray Parks
Strou
Wheen
Keota Plays Here Tuesday Afternoon
Keota ball club scheduled to play tomorrow afternoon at the local ball park. Keota has won against Sigourney Ollie and other section teams and hopes to bolster for Washington. Local team also plays West Liberty fair Centerville three games.
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Sigourney
Ollie
Washington
Centerville
Hiteman
Duffy
Hollenbeck
Muscatine
Evanee
Central Association
Ellert
Government plan creates model farm villages to end rural loneliness
In new western irrigation areas the government lays out model farm villages six miles apart with trolley links and canal power. Montana's Sun River valley shows 20 towns nearby schools and services, while southern Idaho reports rapid settlement of desolate lands. The project aims to centralize farmers and families, though only feasible in new country.
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Sun River Valley
Montana
Idaho
Women Plan Model Village In Los Angeles
Female led effort proposes a five cent fare model village with sunny sanitary homes and gardens for poor residents. Houses funded by clubs or donors would bear donor names and be run by women with a city housing commission, a district nurse, and eventually a district school for 100 children.
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Miley
Los Angeles
Housing Commission
Pasadena adopts curb numbers to aid guests and law
The city faces numbering confusion as homes set back by trees hinder a uniform system. Pasadena will paint house numbers on curbs and mark street names near intersections. Black figures one and a half inches high on white ground improve visibility for tourists delivery and police.
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Pasadena
Twentieth Century Magazine
Temper and Rage Classified by Psychologists
Psychologists categorize temper into hot quick and high types yet agree all temper is bad and the wise man seeks to cool his rage as quickly as possible.
Horse Runs Away Near Bog Ends Escape
A brief chat from the Loutsch Courier-Journal quotes a rider who nearly slipped into a bog as a horse bolted. The horse finally halted on the edge leaving the rider to continue on.
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Loutsch Courier-Journal
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