Reform drive stirs as gambling taints amateur sports
New York June 30 report details a rising reform push facing amateur athletics amid drugging money offers and bribery schemes. It cites offers of 336600 to tour the West and 1000 for a single race, with gamblers routing athletes to small towns to fix results. The piece notes broad industry complicity from golf and tennis to college sports, discusses enforcement challenges, and references promoter Jack Kearns arranging disputed prize funds for Dempsey.
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New York
Projonatiem
Enet
West
Cemain
United States
Shtomers
Fragmented OCR Notice on Turbulent Downtick Event
A garbled OCR item mentions a freezone and augers amid a turbulent scene with dwindling tokens. The readable parts suggest a technical or industrial note about equipment or process steps but lack clear names, dates, or locations. The fragment provides limited factual content to form a complete record.
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League games ended with New York 13 Boston 11 in 11 innings while Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 15 to 2 and Pittsburgh beat St Louis 6 to 4. American League had no other games. American Association results included Toledo at Indianapolis rained out, Kansas City 11 St Paul 1 and Milwaukee Minneapolis rained out. Louisville 3 Columbus 3.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louin
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee-Minneapolis
Loulevile
Columbus
Taniac praised by Indiana woman after relief from indigestion
Mrs J Walker of Vinennes Indiana says the Taniac treatment cured years of indigestion stomach trouble and bilious attacks. She reports regained appetite improved sleep energy and ability to do housework. The ad promotes Taniac and Taniac Vegetable Pills as natural remedies available at druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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J. Walker
Second Street
Vinuvnnes
Indiana
Tanlac
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Warns Miners of Public Opinion in Scranton
Scranton June 28 The United Mine Workers of America remains committed to no back step and no reduction in wages. International Secretary Treasurer Ben William Green admonished delegates during the convention to think sanely and weigh their actions for the upcoming wage conference. He defended the union against accusations and noted the group borrowed funds to cover strikes, stating it has since repaid debts and continues its defense of the new contract terms.
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Scranton
United Mine ‘Workers of America
Ben’ Wiliam Green
Mr. Green
America
Green
International Organization
New York
Outa Reenud
Indiana News Briefs Show Vivid Local Events
In Kokomo heavy pavement damage follows intense heat as state officials note buckling roads. Muncie Judge Murray's roses moment draws four car salesmen crowding him. Princeton reports looming cuts to Gibson County tuberculosis work without citizen aid. St Marys hosts a three attraction night with skating rink a lawn social and a stock company show. Local hospital fund drive in Kokomo reports progress with 115 000 contributed. State superintendent Burris appoints four women aides for two-year demonstrations in Johnvan and Lagrange counties.
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Indianapolis
Benjamin Burris
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Johnvan
Lagrange County
St. Mary's Dock
West Second
Mary
Lawn Focial
St. Mary's Lawn
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White Bird Flour Mill
Marts’ Cash Store
Washington Auto Company
TNT
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Dempsey
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Seymour E. Freeman
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Wayne Drive
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Helung
Wayne County
Princeton
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Muncie
Murray
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