Baseball Batting Leaders Show Century Mark in 1926
Chicago, June 27. George Sisler and Chick Simmons near a century in hits as the American League leaders maintain top batting averages. Rogers Hornsby leads the National League with .427, while Pirates Carey and Barnhart pace the league in hits. American Association and Southern Association leaders noted with slim margins.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Sisar
St. Laura Ameart
Ai Simmions
Athetics
Bisler
Simmons
Saniny Hale
Athletics
Red Wingo
Tigers
Rice
Browns
Cunes
Ty Cobb
Pirates
Max Carey
Glyde Barnhart
Pittsurgh
Hays
Carey
Barmhart
Nan
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Hornsby
The
Mars
Cuylter
Helen Cuyler
Conues
Honora
Cubs
J. Wilson
Kiladelphia
Barnhart
Pittsbergh
Bottomley
St Louis
Arey
Pittsburgh
iSteck
Brookyn
Hawks
Philadelphia
Krus
Boston
Blades
St. Louis
Bancroft
Earlmith
Fournier
Rooklyn
Grantham
Piltsbunsh
Cuyler
Harper
American Association
Treon
Louisite
Gnelly
Lebourn
Kansas
Clery
Cotteruisville
Webb
Toledo
D ‘Durst
St. Paul
Russell Detters
Rob Russell
Columbus
Durst
Russell
Smith
Minneapolis
Christensen
Milwaukkes
Earl Smith
Meapolis
Duncan
Fisher
Son City
Southern Association
Blichrodt
Nashville
Gulley
Little Rock
Good
Atlanta
Pirch
Crowder
Birmingham
Agaln
Panes
Sont
Arth
Culiop
Hig Etring
Nlloy
Stuart
Lewis
JF. Smith
Atpata
C. Anderson
Chattanooga
Stroum
Totaon
Tucke Cow Orleans
Radio Programs Listing From Multiple Stations in Nearby Areas
Radio schedules list numerous stations in Davenport Omaha Chicago New York and more with times of orchestras concerts dances vocal and instrumental programs including Roxy and his Gang and various organists concertos and services across Saturdays and Sundays with featured ensembles and soloists at varied venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOC
Davenport
WoOaWw
Omaha
KOKA
Fittsburgh
KEAR
Lincoln
KENF
Shenandoah
Merry Music Makers
KERU
Bristow
Kuyeh
University City
KOA
Denver
Rainbow Tong Orchestra
Rep
St Louis
Grand Central Theatra
KLMS
Hot Springs
KYW
Chicago
Wat
Wean Pltisburoh
Otto Kalteis
Chilcott Family
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Iwear
Kansas City
Plantation Players
Wee Whayf
New York
Army Bend
WEAN
Cleveland
WEBK
Wevan
Dallas
S ‘ Wgbs
California
Ramblers
Was
WEY, Schenectunly
WHAD
Milwaukes Journal
Wisconsin Theatre Organs
Providence
Roxy Red
WREO
Cincinnati
IWS
National Barn Dane
Cornhuskers
Harmon
Bitnjo
Johannas Grosse
Wartag
National Parks
Y Chicago Theatre Revue
WHO
Washington
Orchestra
Dex Mothea
WOAW
KTILL
Cital
WEBEM
Arsis
Trolle
WEY
Springheld
Well
Zlony
Reader
WCCO
WEAF
Roxy and His Gang
Wear
Gan
Vincent Hi
WEBH
Aritsts
Weei
Gaston
WEAA
Servienss
WORS
WGS
Cielo
Ensemble
Witar
Atlantic City
Don Cert
Des Moines
Indy
WIZ
WERC
WLS
Ralph Emerson
Little Brown Church
WLW
WSYC
Mark Strand
Palmer Lite Symphony
Elgin
Yhla Qniyin
Detroit
Roxy
Waterloo Rotarians Attend Oelwein Picnic Monday Night
Waterloo Rotarians and families will join the Oelwein club for its annual picnic at Wildwood Park Monday evening. The program features the Waterloo Men’s Glee Club and Clare Heald as song leader with a special number “Swan Song.” Delegates to the International Jary convention in Cleveland will be present at the noonday acton. A refrigerator car of snow was brought by the Denver delegation for the funfest. Heald plans to lead upcoming charge at Streator Illinois.
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Waterloo
Oslwein Club
Wildtyood Park
Clare Heald
Car Overturns in Ditch. Minor Injuries Reported
Osage Iowa June 27 Mr and Mrs A S Ammenson and Mr and Mrs John Lindahl Locust were hurt when a car failed to slow for a turn and plunged into a ditch. A Davidson Furniture truck from Waterloo hauled them to town where a physician treated scratches and bruises.
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Osage
A. S. Ammenson
John Lindahl
Lea
Here
Amneon
Griving
Davidson Furni
Waterloo
Castle leads Waterloo Gun Club shoot in Charles City
Bim Castle of Charles City captured top honors at the Waterloo Gun Club event at Byrnes park with 8 of 100. Harry Chapman and J F H Broders tied for second with 95. Pratt Kaeh elbafer Ackley placed third with 93 or 92 while A J L Fox Jesup earned fourth.
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Bim Castle
Charles City
Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes Park
Harry Chapman
Jf. H. Broders
Pratt Kaehelbafer
Ackley
A. J L. Fox
Jesup
Waterloo
Fred Whitney
Bes Moines
Lim Castle
Smit
Tauberg
Sweather
Limbert
Chapman
Meier
Broders
Hum
Tin Crstl
H. TE Broders Ary Chapma
Mveeather
J.C. Hartman
August Melero
Marcy Ababert
Cor Nauman
Crandall's Saturday Night Memphis Jazz Concert
A fragmented listing of radio and concert items featuring orchestras and vocalists. Notable entries include New York broadcasts from WNYC and WOR, Chicago listings, and performances in Cincinnati New Orleans and Lansing with varied times and acts such as tenor soloists and sextets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trai
Crandall
Memphis
IWMCA
New York
WNYC
WOR
Newark
Wq3s
Chicago
G& Concer
WREO
Lansing
WBSAT
Cincinnati
Kern Aylward
WTAS
Bigin
Lwate. 3
Senators Defeat Athletics In Tight Baseball Thriller
Washington Senators rallied to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 0 before 36,000 fans as Walter Johnson and Goose Goslin led the charge with key hits and drives. The win tightens the push for first in the American League while Detroit’s Tigers extended their winning streak and other league games produced close finishes.
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Wuscelu Womerune
Ken Willams
St. Louis
Bob Meusel
Yankees
Remixes Stlll
Williamsong
Willams
Howeer
Johnny Mostll
White Sox
Pac
Ll Hellmann
Deroit
Simmons
Philadelphia
Lamar
Philadephia
Father
Detroit
Speaker
Cleveland
Std
Combs
New York
Sister
Boone
Boston
Paschal
Associated Press
Athletics
Washington Senators
Senators
Walter Johnson
Goose Goslin
Johnson
Goslin
Lamar Hilt
Ty Cobb
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Whitehill
Red Faber
Kelly
Giants
George Kelly
Brooklyn
Gotham
Pittsburgh
Reds
Camping Alone: Solitude in the Wilderness as Self Reliance
The article extols solo wilderness camping as safe and formative, praising self reliance through paddling, packing, and cooking. It notes critics fear isolation, but argues experience shows the human voice suffices against wildlife and danger, while acknowledging some temperaments dislike solitude.
Allele Anticipation and the Night Campfire Trial
The text discusses allele anticipation and the needful conditions and environment for maximum regeneration. It notes the Probien as unsolved during a night beside a cheerful campfire, offering either joyous revelation or a nightmare, but highlighting great possibilities for lasting benefit and temporary pleasure, deserving a fair trial.
Tokio Yokohama Canal Plan Revived in Japan
The Japan Advertiser reports officials plan a 20 million yen bill to fund a deep waterway between Tokyo and Yokohama, aiming for four years of work. The project seeks to ease cargo transfers, reduce delays, and lower costs as current water routes handle limited freight and vast transfers to rail.
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Tokio
Yokohama
Japan Advertiser
Department of Home Affairs
Diet
Kohama
Swedes Benefit Greatly Through Co operative Buying
Sweden's daily needs mostly met by co operatives per government inquiry. Consumers Co operative Society counts 243 451 members, wage earners comprise two thirds. profits last year 370 329 dollars with 1 percent added to capital reserve. Membership rose from 65 500 in 1909. branches to 80, plus bakeries, dairies, mills, and savings banks. Co operatives run wholesale food business, flour mill, margarine factory, chemical plant, and insurance. Sweden has about 650 cooperative dairies and 30 cooperative slaughterhouses. In Manchester Iowa Miss Mae Brownell married Arthur E Johnson on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Governmental Board of Social Inquiry
Consumes Co-operative Society
Capital Reserve
Whole Sale Society
Save Ings Bank
Manchester
Mae Brownell
Arthur E. Johntson
J. D. Brownell
Johnson
Charles Brownell
Blair & Doolittle
Northland College
Aukland
Wis
Westsborough
Frankie Gertaro Beats Kid Williams in Early Flyweight Bout
Raithnora Maryland reports Frankie Gertaro, the American flyweight champion, won a decision over Kid Williams after 12 rounds in a prior match. Other notes mention Frank Judson injured in a wrestling fall and various boxing results from Chicago and Longmont, including Kilrain and Minish.
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Raithnora
Frankie Gertaro
Kid Willams
Foremer
Longmont
Cole
Sanuy Teenard
St. Dank
Kid West
Frank Minish &T
Pawl
Jake Kilrain
Rolored
Chicago
Commission to Aid Blind in Iowa Legislature Enacts Board
Iowa lawmakers establish a three member blind commission with terms through 1927, funding of twenty thousand dollars for two years. The panel will register blind residents, market products, and promote vocational training, home visits, prevention education, workshops, wages, lodging, and auditing.
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State Banking Board
Ete
Des Moines
Isis
Guy
Abel
Luc Beard
Otheis
Rocky Mountain Riding Club Membership Offer in Colorado
The Rocky Mountain Riding Club in Glenwood Springs Colorado advertises a $30 membership including a good horse and equipment for ten days riding on White River National Forest trails. Substitutions such as automobile trips are possible, with daily circle trips from Glenwood Springs. Accommodation includes wood bed, good room and board from three dollars daily, plus access to a large outdoor pool and hot mineral springs.
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Rocky Mountain Riding Club
White Riv National Forest
Rockies
Glenwant Springs
Mointain
Amy Bank
J. A. Kink
White Higer National Forest
Glenwood Springs
Aes
LeQuatte
Rocky Mountain Riding Cib
Colorado
Barbara Edward to Play with Bill Hart
Hollywood news reports Barbara Edward has been selected to appear opposite Willian S. Hart in his comeback western film. The project, chosen by Hart, will begin within three weeks, marking his return to the screen after a two year absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Edward
Bill Hart
Associated
Hollywood
Cal
Edward Hs
Willan S. Hart
Cai@ra
Tart
Manchester man dead as result of war service
Ray Milo Wells, a Manchester area chaplain and former Army sergeant, died of tuberculosis linked to service in France. He served 1918 to 1919, earned a bravery citation, and worked for Westinghouse before moving to Manchester as a highway engineer. Survived by widow Grace Tutton and two children Crystal and Richard, plus siblings. Funeral plans pending.
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Manchester
Ray Milo Wells
Manchester West
France
Wells
United States Army
St. Ole
Frappelle
St. Mibiet
Rimerville Peeters
Army of Occupaion
Westinghouse Corporation
Pittsburgh
Pao
State Highway Commission
Grace Tutton
Crystal
Richard
Arthur Wells
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Bur
Tom. Wodlom
Joly Tsix
K Fai
By Ben Batsford
Yith
P&sweeb
Aelen
Ray
Castle
Chapman and Broders
Dr. Carpenter
Grundy Center
Harry Shepherd
Burr Towne Co
E. Tanberg
Lows WE. Mayne
AL MM. Welly
Webley
E.G. Fisher
Jesup - Bob Huire
la Porte
Harry Orthey
Colburn
Frank Jeger
Schaefer
Grand Red
Tanberg
Iowa City
H. EL Morey
Waverly
Associated Editors
Tps
Abe G. Espinosa
America
Miagkifen
Grants Hield
Phillies
Braves
Jimmy Wilson
Quakers
Lerzua Mice
Phil Lamar
Sun
Tokio-Yokohama
Japan
SPORT
Saskatchewan
Odell
Commission
OWA
Ohio
Pieks Artibery
Mcmone
Uli
Farmer
Charlon
Chestar Cullen
Belmond
My Vielous
ORD
Ford Plant
Mississippi
Léing
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Northwest
Quality Motor Company
Star Automobiles
Caravan
Jefferson Phone
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