Magnates seek Sox reorganization amid league tension
A sagging Chicago White Sox under pressure from magnates prompts calls for an entire club reorganization while Comiskey rejects selling, vowing the Sox will be his monument. Meanwhile Harry Gill of Illinois risks Olympic selection, travels to Amsterdam to observe, and George Sisler seeks a fresh start in another league with Harris’s support.
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Bok
Chicago
Sox
Cubs
Comiskey
Harry Gill
University of Illinois, Ae
Gill
Amsterdam
Atheltic Association
Mitneis
Therfie
Washington Ball Club
George Siser
E. Sisler
Senators
Bucky Harris
Buckey
Bucky
Harris
Ludwig Haymann
University of Munich
J.P. Morgan
Harvard
James Hennessey
Tom Heeney
Ted Meredith
U. S
Vinnie Richards
Junior Coen
Robby
Mickey Walker
Ace Hodkins
Saratoga
Improved Batters Highlight National League Season
The piece notes Taylor Douhbitt of the St. Louis Cardinals has risen from a career best of 0.808 to around 0.870 over recent weeks and projects a season average above .308. It mentions Latzo or Lomski likely facing Mickey Walker, criticizes Doc Kearns for a poor match, and references Steve Donoghue’s string of losses.
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Taylor Douhbitt
St. Louis Cards
Donhitt
Sharps
Latzo
Lomski
Mickey Walker
Doc Kearns
Steve Donoghue
N. Y
Yankees
Wally
Fields
Tex
Flickers
Funny Man
Rickard
Willard batteries behind Southern Cross radio set
The Southern Cross carried a radio transmitter and receiver on its Brisbane flight from San Francisco, marking the first oceanic crossing to use radio. The set, designed by Heintz and Kaufman of San Francisco, used Willard batteries praised for steady power. Mr and Mrs Richard Peek return from Indianapolis after a visit.
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Southern Cross
Brisbane
Australia
San Francisco
America
Heintz and Kaufman
San Franscisco
Mrs
Richard Peek
Indianapolis
Elnora News Highlights Local Social and Church Events
Elnora items report a Sunday school program at M E B church with music by Albert Malone and Thorman Gherst, plus a nominating committee update. The notice lists numerous local visits, family gatherings, hospital updates, and regional travel, including residents from Bloomington, Terre Haute, and Indianapolis visiting friends and relatives across Daviess and surrounding counties.
Board of Education backs free public college plan
Mrs. Virginia D. Green, a board member, urges establishing a free four year public college, potentially absorbing teacher training from Western Reserve University amid opposition. Green criticizes privately endowed faculties as guided by big business and big givers, while Board President B M Williams defends faculty independence and truth in education.
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Board of Education
Virgina D. Green
Western Reserve University
Green
America
Weekend with Seifert and Baker Families
Weekend with Mr and Mrs Jacob Seifert and son Dorald of Westphalia with Mrs Vera Baker and family described in a social note.
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Mr. and
Jacob Seifert
Soi Dorald
Westphalia
Vera Baker
Mrs Grace Lowe Visit With Terre Haute Family
Mrs Grace Lowe and her son Joseph of Terre Haute visit Rev W M Clark and wife. Miss Edna Edwards returns to Plainville after a week with Miss Margaret Sue Hickey.
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Doris
Margaret Sue Hickey
Olga Bowman
Margaret Smith
Jack Gaultney
Laverne Smeltzer
Lucile Warren
Bicknell
Grace Lowe
Joseph of
Terre Haute
W. M. Clark
Edna Edwards
Plainville
Yesterday's Results From Rain-Soaked Association Games
The American Association played amid rain with Indianapolis at Toledo and Paul at Kansas City. Minneapolis faced Milwaukee, while Louisville beat Columbus 7 to 2 in the cited games.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Paul
Kansas City
Inneapolis
Milwaukee
Jouisville
Columbus
Weather-Induced Delays Mark Open AL Action
Rain delays affect several games in the American League. Ston and Washington show uneven scores including a 4-7 result and 1-16 outcomes as St Louis and New York encounter postponements. Early assignments indicate continued rain disruptions.
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Ki. Pet
St. Louis
Ame
Ck Wwe
Cincinnat
New York
Eee
M Een
Chicago
Ston
Washington
Rou
Ming
Weather Interrupts Doubleheader Scores Trickle In
Rain halts scheduled games as standings show Philadelphia eleven over Brooklyn ten in a second game cut short. Cincinnati New York Boston all listed as only games scheduled with rain affecting play and results.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Community Social Notices From Linton Event
Mrs Merie Stuffle hosts gathering in Linton Saturday following Elnora people attend Lyons baseball game. Attendees include Jess Bissey and Fred Freed with families, Ora Docherty Frank Melpheimer Jasper Hasler and Harry Black families, among others.
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Lyonsay
Jess Bissey
Fred
Freed
el] Ring
Ora Docherty
Frank Melpheimer
Jasper Hasler
Harry Black
Terre Haute Man Visits Parents After Weekend
Mr. Calvin Seddlemeyer of Terre Haute Normal visited his parents last weekend, returning to town with news of the family gathering and a brief report on the trip.
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Calvin Seddlemeyer
Terre Haute
Free College Aid Pushed by Cleveland Event
An editorial from the Cleveland arm of the draft era national committee argues for free college tuition. The note, dated June 20, discusses civic action and policy measures aimed at supporting young adults amid postwar conditions.
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Editive Service
National
Cleveland
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Albert Maloneike
Thorman Gherst
Diter Williams
Burch
Elnora
Grabbe
Edward Faith
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Sand
Amil Cox
Batns City
Eck
Jacob Winky
A . H. Tomey
Bloomington
Mrs. Tomey
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Walter Ketchem
John Weaver
Frank McFarlinnd
Dorothy
Mirs
John Cherry
Grnk Ears
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Mack Flinn
James Conney
Mrs. Benham
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Julie Porter
Gene
George Day
Jone
A Porter
Linton
Seville
Orr and Foley
Alabama
Roland
Mary
Pershing
Nee Elnora
Mand
A. M. Bishea
E Mises Audrey
Marie L. Ridér
Fern Lucas
Marion Lucas
Spencer Sunday
Henry Kholmeir
Princeton
Samuel Brock
George Bynum
H. E. Harris
John Bynum
Chester Thompson
Margaret Huffman
Newberry
Kenneth Haverstock
Gerald Phillips
Charles Edsel Rossel
Daviess County Hospital
Glora Rainwater
Ellen Sump
Steve Mize
Grover Byerly
Sam Mahlon
Fred Ambaker
Bloomfield
George Hoover
Mamie Horning
Danville, Fil
Noah Resler
Buchanan, Mich
R. F. Mix
Thomas Myers
Ivan Miller
Ellen Slimp Surday
Mrs. ,Prank Deck
Fanny
Akron, Ohio
Audrey Reach
Joe Smiley
Thorman Ghurst
McGuire Porter
Homer Bissey
Ellery Bissey
James Baile
A. J. Baile
Odon
Harry Tolliver
Ethel Caress
Reese Woods
French Lick
Edward Caress
C. A. Yeoman
Trafalgar
Harley Green
Elmer Lee
Ed. A. Whisman
Jennie Whisman
Elnora Greys
Lyons
Mary Smiley
Charles Clark of
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John Clark
Ruth Payne
Irene Green
Lenore, Tobey
Ray Cox
Frank Bright
Rex Thompson
Carlos Summerville
Hubert Resler
Asbury Chapel
Elmer Dyer
Thomas Trotter
Court Courtney
Elmora
Ossie Dougherty
John Hackler
Charles Dyer
Sandborn
David Gumps
Winifred
Fulton,Kansas
Norvel Baker
T. G. Taylor
Laverne
Ralph Burkhart
Cincinnati, Ohio
Vernele Tomey
Elmer Tomey
Lewis Russell
Vero Beach
Florida
Wilson Russell
Donald
Dolores
Sarah Russel
Herb Myers
Lily Green
Imogene and
Jackie
Russell Slosser
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