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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-30

loyal wife of the doomed man. .lfs ths
governor went from his own rooms 4
the quaint old parlor of the 'Nelsol
House. There, in the dim lgh. 9.
early evening, he found her huaalee
in a chair by the window. With the
Governor were his military secretary
Major J. Stanley Moore, and Jonn o
Iohnstone. one of Rockers counsel.
aMrs. Becker, am willing TO ilstel
to anything you have to say tns
Governor told her as he entered the
room If there is anything at all
noy Won wish to tell me in this case
Won NAV do so with perfect freedom
and with the assurance that the con-
6dence will be respected"
"No, there is nothing new, nothing
that can tell you except that | kno.
nv husband is not murderer. won !
YOU save him and give US chance
Time will prove that he is not guilty.
Mrs. Becker pleaded.
Mrs. Becker spoke in a low tone
She was crying softly when the gov
arnor came into the room and thougr
che made a brave effort to contro.
herself she broke many times IN tna'
half hour of pleading.
The governor walked up and down
the little room with his hands behlna
his back.
81 am sorry ! cannot help you' but
I must do my duty" was all that the
governor said after his first state
ment to Mrs. Becker.
The light of day had gone with the
little woman's hope as the governor
at last ended the interview with this
final statement.
at is hard to tell you so, but l cal
do nothing. I am sorry for you anf
/ am sorry for your husband, but !!
must do my duty"
The governor left the room abrupt
" followed by his secretary and Mr.
Johnstone. They left the woman
alone by the window and at that in
stant salvation army band opened
its service Just across the street.
Mrs. Becker fell forward in he'
chair. There was a broken sob or
two and then with remarkable self
mastery she Strengthened up and sal
crying softly until the time came tf
go to the train, which was to take
her to the man who was waiting il
the death house at Sing Sing.
Gov. Whitman denied that he hat
ever said chat Becker offered - piea'>
guilty to murder in the second de-
gree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-30
kILLED.BI LIGHTNING.

Woman's Employer Stunned Wher
County House is Struck.
Chcstertown, Nd, July 3O.-ihe
home of Bedford litter, at Cliff City,
10 miles from Chestertown, was
struck by lightning Wednesday night
and Mrs. Bessie: Long, the house
keeper, killed. Mrs. litter was bad
ly stunned.
Mr.. litter was knocked down by the
same flash that killed Mrs. Long. He
did not lose consciousness. Mrs
Longs clothing was set on fire, but
Mr.. litter put out the blaze with a
blanket.
Mrs. Long was 50 years old. She
removed to Cliff City December a.
1914, from Baltimore. She leaves d
son. years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-30
LAX MORALS PREVAIL
Investigation of Conditions on EX-
cursiOn Steamers Concluded

cursiOn Steamers Concluded
Chicago, July 30--Lax morals and
gambling prevail on excursion boats
plying out of Chicago, according TO
a report of AN investigation by the
Juvenile Protective Association pre-
scented to Ira B. Mansfield and Will
liam Nicholas, Federal Inspectors Of
steamships and made public yester-
day
License is Synonymous with Ii
berty on most of the excursion steam
,crs plying out of Chicago, and the
moral atmosphere is of the free and
easy kind the report says "Con-
ventions are cast to the wind. EX-
cesses are permitted. The whole in
,fluence of the life board during week
end and holiday trips, so far as il
bears on the young, is demarlizing.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-07-30

Come to Miss Annie Hurdles, 716
King Street, and see a fine line of
Corsets from 80 cents to $500. Glad
to show goods to-lt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
CNRRNNzA'S SECRETARY COMES
on IMPORTANT MISSION

Ncw York. juno 1-Gustavo rs
pinosa Mirelos, private secretary Co
Nenustia10 Currdnza, Who reached
New YORK yesterday on his way 90
Wushingtun what no terms Ca very
important mission" ISSUED % statement
today IN which he said that peace
seemed near boa Mexico and that the
campaign 10 tho Carruugu forrct
against villa and his followers would
not be prolonged more than three
months.
spnur Mircles s1ld ne had just roe
cerred % message combining news ot
an overwhelming defeat OF Generals
villa and Angeles neal Leon by Gou-
cral ohroson with the capture Of an
the artillery and trains ~ the de-
featcd armies. CaTr3nzn troops. the
statement continued. under command
81 Pablo Gonzales, wcrr about tn take
possession OF Mexico city.
Before my departure from Vera
cruz the statement continues. "tho
first chief had ordered tho GOVERNOR
of o. central states Co prepare trains
Of cereals which are iu readiness t1
be tukcn into the capital as soon aF o.
g. occupied by our forces. This viii
solve On "a thorough manner the Nc
team situation.
- believe hat with the last mng-
nihecut victory obtained 1y the com
st%itutionalist forces the canTpaigI Will
not hc prolonged over three months
more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
MORE DETAILS CINEN on
CNITJRE or pttZINNS ~.

Berlin. June Z. tvin London. o. 20
y. ml-Spccial dispatches received
In Berlin from Austrian army head
Quarters give certain details Of the
capture of Przcmysl by the Austr"-
Germans which have not hitherto
been published.
Tho Tcutunlc allies took 1909 priH.
ones. thirts-ouo cannon und thirty
machine guns when they entered
przcmysl The Russian gprrison hal
been given riders to hold Przcmysl to
the last man. bot they were over
whclmcd boy the terrific artillery tn
~ tho Germans and the A~ustritus.
Everything indicates that the T'u-
tonic allies are beginning tRe sixth
week of their GaliriH campaign with
a. promising rutlopk The Russians
hn,c lost their line on the river Suu
uud thoy appear ALSO about Co lu.
tho.r positions CON the bulo' 'r.
These sumo adticcs Indicate further
that tho Russians tu tho east ami
northeast of Czcrnuui tz already have
Hvguu tu retreat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
CHASTITY PICTURE


gOn General Carranzn's commander.
over Villa and Angeles az Leon. were
awaited today hy administrative ohi-
Gals who are interested iu the public
eject Of such a turn ON the Mrxicau
situation. u was believed here that
II carrauzl has been Victorious his
next step would be- AN attcplpt To- re-
cnie~ Mexico CITY and establish "a
government with q view 60 obtaining
recognltion by the United States.
Carranza Representatives here re-
guarded the unofficial reports 81 the
capture by ohregon Of Leon and the
routing of the NiliR soldiers as eyi-
dcnce that the villa movement would
soon completely collapse. villa rep
resentatives On the other hand. said
their latest latest advices showed that
villa ana Angeles had driven Obre-
O far south % Leon and that the
main body Of the Carranza army was
IN "a critical position neHr Trinidad.
The Carranza Representatives here
have received h message from u Car
ranza consul IN the border saying he
had been approa he0 by a villa ON
cial. speaking presumably with au-
thority 20 learn what could be done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
YOUNG HACK IS
MATCHED AGAINST
GRAPHING DEMON

Young Hackensmith, featherweisht
wrestling champion OF the world. has
been matched 10 meet Charles Statier
Of Pittsburgh nj the Crystal theatcr
Thursday uieht. The Barnett com
psnY l. promoting the match.
H~ackcnsmlth recently defeated
Young OfHannon OF Boston at the
Moose club ln impressive style.
statler 10 a formidable opponent.
fe onswclghs Hack, tipping the beam
al las while the Ensiishman's
weight IL IFS pounds. statler also
has wonderfully muscular develop
nient End has \ mat experience o.
neariy ten years. The fact hat he
nrappied with Kem9t Of Clifton. Ariz.,
AZ Lordsburz. \. ~. for an hour and
four minutes recently Is proof Of his
skill. Statler's arm was lnjured and
the bout ended. statier h known as
the -Grappiing Demon
B0th are training al the Moose
clue. staticr In the morning and Hack
In the afternoon Stetlcr arrived
here Friday. statler will give a free
exhibition OF has punching some time
this week. He was a bag puncher on
the vaudeville stage az ms time.
Simon Deschier will referee.
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CIRCULATION Of
CCoasInued from Page one.l

stigma aud requesting that the
youths De released from custody.
The seven midshipinen under spec
inc charges are Ralph Mex. Nelson,
Ir.. New YORK; chaplin Evans. Nir-
einia; Stuart Hamilton. Connecticut.
Leonard +. Vessels North Carolina;
Donald NJ. Duncan. Michiean. Thomas
W. Harrison. Jr.. Vlrginia, and James
a Moss. Maryland. Nelson H. a mem
Der Of the nrst class which graduated
last Friday. His diploma vas with
held. He stood third in his class
The sessions OF the court viii open.
During the reading Of the tctimony
taken by the previous board Of in
vestieation 1t developed that there
had been a general circulation o.
dope. naval academy %parianec for
advance information on examinations.
prior To the test.
Midshipman Oversch, captain OF
last years football team, after admit
ting the use Of "dope'' and giving 10
source. was asked why he had not felt
d bic duty 10 report such d condition
of affairs 90 the authorities. ifis re-
ply was ina he had been told oy
junior officers that To DO that would
be DOING something ms of the elias
ses which preceded his al the acad-
cmv had ever done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
COUNT ~BERNSTORFF

lIum Great Britain.
MI. Humbcrt, although n naturally
ed British citizen, b. of German birth.
This fact aroused 80 much criticism
from the friends % the Insitnuia
survivors. IL b. said. that ne found 81
difncult go remain in Queenstown.
Mrs. J. Harvey Page, % passenger ON
the -. Louis. made the long "Trip from
Liverpool Go Sew York. su that she
might scatter roses on the sea above
the spot whore her husband lies. He
went doWa with the Lusitaua.
The ST. Louis brought seven SURE
fiyors of the LusIianin tragedy.
Eros curtin. "a Ncw YORK Chemist.
who has ncen boz the nold with the
allied armies. also was "a passenger.
He described tine gas used hy the
Germans us of three kinds. chlorine.
bromide and so-called laughing gas.
Tho last. be- said 3d. Of % slnd that
panlyzcs the men from she N1ist
down and causes them tu uop about
like hsh OUT OF water and Iuurh h}s-
tcricaily. sodium sulrhata and oxt-
gen were usod Co noutralizc these
gases, he said. but those were iucncct-
I've II not taken soon anor the ruE had
been inhaled Even thcn, ho said, 20
takes al least six hours Co. revive the
men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
TEAxs PUNCHED
IN RACE FOR THE
RIO GRANDE FLAG

One Or the comptHsaiicns % ezra
result al nopeweil field vas that y
created a beautifully massed aspect
10 the chan after the mas, Tucson 4
NJ this writing oaly a same n a
halx from the lead, q circumstance
iendsng almost dienily 20 D. cellar
We are only q mere game o the
select rating. and Phoenix has push
faily acquired a Joint tenancy Of the
top runG.
phoenix did Il by o%uipiaying Fl
Paso yesterday and Tucson did the
same thing TO Us only more 50. Score,
Tucson n. Albuquerque l.. IL wa
just ike that. let the dead past bury
lia dead.
Same teams. same place this after
monn. Last crack nj Tucson this trip.
Tomorrow COME the Phoenix sena-
tora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
PACKFRs' tASE LIKEIN 10
III SETTLED our on COURT

London. June 3 a:ts D. m I'll,
possibility of "a settlement u 81
court of the cases oi the American
packers agninsi tho British govern
ment Was indicated today when oouu.
eel for tho packers asked the pr.1.
court for "a postponement OF thre,
weeks in the hearing of the eases ~
the meat shibs Fridland. HiornstlciuD.
Kim and Alfred Nobel The pUet-
~ponements were granted.
Tho American cotton steamer
Neches with "a cargo of 5000 tons ol
cotton, has been released. Hcr cargo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
JACOBSON is HIGH AT
RAPID FIRE SHOOTING

jacobson made high score In the
rapid are az 800 yards az the A'bu-
querque Rifle cowpanys shoot yesior-
day. W q. Rose was high gun at
200 yards rapid.
W. -. Rogers remained high man
Tor the season with a total score Of
GOT; a. A. Boyle second. with lS5,
and %. 5. True third. with iG1.
Next sunday shooting viii he AT
the Soc. 5O0-. and g00-yard ranges,
slow ire. Range Officer T.. r.. Fisher
wants all members who have not shot
al these ranges TO turn out, so the
record OF the club ma be kept
straight.
The scores az three hundred and
two hundred yards rapid FIRE ~ the
rife range yesterday were as follows;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
alton Is involved"
SAYS Victor, T. Near.

Alice stone Blackwell OF Boston. "a
veteran outrage leader, who spoke to-
day. declared that the addition Of
only a Few more suffrage states would
bring congress to thc point OF submit
ting to the people q nationwide suf-
frosc amendment.
Miss Blackwell said:
Some people talk as though the
onlt diniculty in our way wac con-
grcss but that 81 q mistake. our real
work will begin after congress has
passed such an amendment and sub
mittcd % Ca the states FOR approval or
rejection. We shall have to carry
t|hirty-six state legislatures. This will
hr 81 much tougher lob than passing b.
through congrcss. but n can Doc done.
THE elder Vanderbilt said that he
found o. harder to make his first
thousand dollars than all tho rest OF
his fortune and 10 will he harder tn
get the FIRST fifteen states than the
last t|hirty-thrcc.
The number or suGrago states ma.
grown from our 90 twelve iu tho last
five years. This has changed the
statue of 0ur question Boz congrcss
from contempt 90 serious interest and
fepr.t 10 has given us % majority
vote .g tho senate and % yory larg,
ben HnrIr vote In thc house Only the
uld.fIu" az 90 foH more suffrage
atafn- VIII Do, needed. in my opinion.
fH bring us the necessary two-thiyds
tni, II congress FOR tho .Ihmis- ON of
.nt nation wido -unfa-e amendment
Therefore, Or wc want favorable
action HE congress- rhu most vitlH.
important thing tu dY now I tp srt
U.g. .unTrso states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
GERMANY ADMITS RESPONSE
PIIdrY FOR GREEK boat

Athens. (Nia Icndon June Z. ifffs
a.. m)-rhc German government has
admitted the responsibility Of the
commander or the German submarine
Who on April rs %torpedocd and sunk
the creek steamer Eilispontos In the
North sea.
The government ngrecs further 20
COMPENSATE the owners ~ tho vessel.
the value OF which - TO be decidd by
two experts. one Greek and one Gcr-
mon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
Circuit Ships
Gossip and Dope from Papers
IN League Cities


~ Psso Times.
Local affairs are becoming bright
er daily. OrEa~txation OF the STOCK
being rapidly made. D
company will be Incorporated with
the sum OF $4,000. and viii be known
a. the vi Paso baseball club. Officials
OF the company will be given out to-
night BY Manager McCloskey, who,
after attending to some urgent bnsi-
ness will return 10 Phoenix and lake
command OF the team. The stock
holders Of the team are enthusiastic
over the excellent wor6 Of the team
riRht now. and indications are mat
the needed amount viii be subscribed.
when the team returns from the west
a rousing reception viii doubtless ne
arranged Ia honor OF the players.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
rECLARE,S RUNNNIN BOUND
To GERMANY HN TEEATN'

London, June THE folluwing
wircelss despatch was received her
today from Berlin
Political discussion IN bucharest.
humania. brought e. lighi the fact
that there exists "a formal treaty
among Austria. Germany and Rt
mania. This treaty. which runs until
1920. regulates the relations nmous
their countries ana binds Rumaniu,
iu case 81 war. not to attack her al
lies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

irwin =. cobb was rlght. someone
had thought ~ everything" And
that ls the impression O gain when
watching the GERMAN War Pie
lures" which will be- shown nt the
CRYSTAL Theatre. tonight aud Tues
day. June and s. afternoons AMI
evenings.
AZ least the thoroughucss and
preparation % the German army N
made manifest as you watch the SIX
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

Attractive offers for two players on
the roster of his club have been re
ccived by Jim Brown. managor and
president Of The Tucson team, which
h NOW playlns IN Albuquerque. Ac-
cording 10 a communication received
by the writer from Jim last night. the
western pilot b. seriously CONSIDERING
a deal whereby young Cailan, the
snappy catcher. n Spots McMurdo,
the first basemHn. Will 20 TO teams Of
higher rating IN organized baseball.
Both Spots aud cnllan have been do
inr excellent work recently. the for
mer IN priieuiar having distinguished
himself Ia recent games. knocking
nut three hits out Of four times az
sai. for ;No days straight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

camo to the surface and surrendered.
No such Incident has been men
toned In any of the official British
announcements
when the Camerunia left Glasgow
ordinary business there virtually hud
been suspended and all available men
were employed ~ the government
ship yards.
on the inward voyage h Cam
cronia took more than i,s0O cana
dian troops across the cean. Six
torpedo boat d%estruyers conveyed
her through the war zone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

u 90 be received BY The Netherlands
Ovfseas trust
Although the COTTON on board the
American steamer i.eelauaw froin
New York. May g.. for dothenhure.
IA destined Tor Russia. the vessel still
b. being detained az Kirkwali.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

The Mackmen are playing good
aasebNli. And why shouldn't thes 2
Haven't they been In the game Ions
enough From stoney McGlynn, who
Niil probably prace the mound today.
right down TO Kid Pendleton. the
shor;-stop. that aggregation D. old la
the game. There are more yards Of
baseball wisdom concealed In the
srayiag domes OF McCloskey's play
efs than a lot OF these young chaps
will ever know.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

reels 81 film showing things of inter-
est along the line In the neld and IN
the varlous towns. whore the lighting
took place. They are the first nlms
which show. the eastern theatre of
war the happenings In Russian Pc
land. Galiciu and East Prussia. And
they Illustrate what you have duuhh-
less pictured In your minds eye. cs-
pecially " you have followed Mr..
Cobb's entertaining chatter in the
saturday Evening Post. The German
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
81 I.a.o Herald.

Local baseball fans are awakening.
The number OF telephone Inquiries re-
ceiged at the Herald every night
about the score Indicates that the
fans are showing considerable inter-
ct In the club aad the hig stands
a. rio Grande Park should be packed
all next week when the ola Puebioc
come here 10 play the M-ccloskeyites.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
naInmorc 5. nrookI,n

scnrc-First Game: r. a. f.
Baltimore 1000 goo O30-s o (.
Brooklyn ....tOO 600 2Oi--i 90 .
Batteries smith. Bailey and jack
ltsch. owens. Seaton and Pratt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
CLAIMS


to Domingo. May /. for the clyde.
The trawler Dromio az Hull also
has been sent 60 the bottom 10y s SAD
marine. The crew escaped and have
been landed at peterhead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

general stan. by whose permission
the nimE are taken. and 10y request
% the Kaiser. these nims are kept as
historic pieces ~ the future genera
lions The films shuw the ~ cent?
n etcr guns In action before Antworpt,
the burning OF OH tanks and nt ilt
close denth upon the battlenelds 's
shown with brutal realism n som
Der tragedy. Count Martin Pache viii
lecture and describe the many Won
dcrfui scenes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
CLUB SAID
To Be DRIFTING
TO WRECK
Meeting to Consider the State
Of Financial Affairs Ex-
peoted to Be Held This
Afternoon.

Baseball officials ana hackers are
expected to meet this afternoon 10
consider the state Of nnairs. Finnn-
claliy the club IL said 10 be wabbiius
badly. Thr players u s. understood,
haven't been paid fog. tho past half
month me there IS no immediate
prospect Of a Rood of coin.
Fans have not supported tho game.
as well as might have boon expected
and that u said to have been the chici
trouble with the cxchequer. Thct,
VAS prospect Of some lat collection
from friends Of the game before the
state fair ten thousand dollar carr
ralgn came up. but that ten thousand
roundup il said 10 have knocked IN,
bottom out OF baseball finances.
There have been oil sorts Of ru.
riors during the past few days. but
they seem to have simmered down a.
this. Baseball hackers haven't lost
hope Of keeping the club on It's feet
but n a better now Of coin itsn't IS.
tablished baseball viii perish In Al
%buQuerque pronto. The hope Of the
hackers now seems to be In th'
small fry fans-the Ave and ten
dollar chaps. General contribution
or citywide purchase Of season book
may do what 500. $50 and s25 com
tributions from the upuient hnV,
failed 10 do in doating the club int
"a placid current Of stability.
StatiCians have figured that the
club needs at "a conservative estimate
Si,50O a month In receipts. Al lcas.
S7Go monthly guaranteed Be- a ncces
sity. IL Is said.
Where to get ~ will be the leading
topic al the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

bailoted today for nve Of the seven
judRes Of the state supreme court and
se~seniy-two judges OF the circuit
court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

t. start peace parleys. The message
has been forwarded without comment
% General Carranza az Vera cruz. At
villa headquarters. however, % was
said no official advices had .heen re-
been hegun.
Advices from Tampico dated yes
ierday rport railroad communication
tween Tampico no Nucyo Laredo
re-opcncd with villa f,rrcl stiil re-
tanning control 81 the oil territory on
h Panuco river.
a smallpox epidemic prevails in tho
F-0ntcra district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07
FEDERAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chlcago u. Boston =.


Score: r. ". T..
81. Louis .....00O 02e 0sO-a ~ o
Philadelphia 0Og 0o0 cell Z o
Batteries; James and scveroid,
shawkey, w. Davis and Lapp.
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| score X. ~. f.
Detroit .... 900 100 eii-a s 4
New York 80. .0i0 100 200 8 .
Batteries. Covelcskic and Mckee;
Heating anu Nunamaker.
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CIr,cInnd 3. MnshIneinn o.
LEAGUE.
brooklyn 4, pittSburg q.

Score. u. II. J..
Brooklyn 1000 001 0iO-t 10 2
Pittsburgh .0Oi on 01N-G q o
Batteries. Coomhs and McCarty
Adams aud Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-07

other National games postponed
rain.
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YESTERDAYS RI&rtrs.
Tucson. a.. Albuqutrqnes i.
rhoenlk. g 81 rasc, 8
wftEasE THEY PLAY TODAY
Tucson a. Albuquerque.
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McArdlo's stunts remind fans 81
comedian Andrada OF Tucson.