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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Z. S. Polo Team
Wins over British
In Olympic Contest

St. Cloud. France. July tBy A.
PD-The United states polo team
continued in its victorious Olympic
career this afternoon by disposinS
Of the team from Great Britain by
the score OF 10 to >.
Today's victory came on muddy
field. The Americans displayed the
best stick handling. especially In
their back hand work. that any team
has thus far shown in the Olympic
competition.
The muddy turf was torn up so
badly that the French Olympic COM
mittee called upon volunteers 10 as
sist in trampling down the clods
that had been shaken up by the po-
MES feet so as TO get it fit for the
Argentina Spain match tomorrow.
Should the South American team
meet defeat tomorrow. the North
Amrican quartet will be left in the
undisputed possession of first place
in the tournament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
twilight Ieagus Standing
Miss Wills Faces
British Tennis Star
TOdayin Finals

Wimbledon. July 3.-(By A. P.)-
Helen Wills has earned the right to
enter the finals OF the great Wimble-
don tournament which formerly de-
cided the lawn tennis championships
of the world. but she fails to find
Suzanne Lenglen waiting her as was
expected. the French star having
withdrawn because OF illness. an
stead the American champion to-
morrow will face Miss Kathleen Nc
Kane, ranking British woman, in the
fight for supreme honors. Miss
Wills won her way to the coveted
position by q series OF victories over
some of Ensland's leading players.
the last one Mrs, Phyllis Satter-
thwaite. whom she defeated yester-
day in straight sets and without
great difficulty at 60, 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
no tennis STARS
|EADy FOR FRAY

3, roa7 .ulr 3-Approxinate-
'lal ralcrcd players, one Of tho
t~s.. ar4cmhi3@ce Of tennis stars
\, IN ms c-or had. Will he on
hi for the 18TH annual national
* court tennis championship
,ira aprre M Triple A Club IN For
Park here saturday afternoon.
h T. ana continues throughout the
lon has week..
Amuag tAuer entered IRE the pres
/ l.ldre nl tine six nited states
m. .pu-hlus. namely, the national
,gfc.. rltioual doubles. clay court
,rlaa ,.tr CONT doubles. national
ra. singles and national municipal
pm.Dudm. entrants arc William
'I.aox II. who viii defend hts
Is ,uuT singles title. Brian |. E.
,rar. Robert and Howard kiuSeE,
tuog Gqi'u, samuel Hardy. Eoals
Itgat aud Joseph Armstrong.
b. scc,iuu OF tho country ana
J., of the larger cities VIII he re-
I,ern1 Many prominent tennis
] irons VIII he i'm attendance.
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N iuf II a. planned 30 have most
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Augusta Fans Will See Taconnes of Watev go This NJ
MURPHY IS DOUBLE
winner IN GRAND .
CIRCUIT. CLEVELAND

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TO-DAY. winning two OF the three tro-
ply events on the Grand Circuit pro-
gram
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after Favonian won the FIRST heat in
% IL. fastest t,me trott.d this YEAR
Fred Edman let Murphy take Gear
Worthy out too far in front In the see
Nond heat and could not overtaEe him
with FaNonian' hut in tie third hest h.
was handicapped when . tire blew cut
shortly after the start.
The Experiment. for three-yesr-old
PAGERS went into a fourth heat before
!, was oe,'Hen, ~ weht :, tneoocre
af,sr EnM N,Tyer owned nv ~. rand.
Ter stable. atlanta, won III. first heat.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
"Y" No Match for
Fast CushnOc Team
And Loses IA to 3

The Y. NJ. c. \. baseball team
failed TO hit Whitten consistently
at Williams Field last evening and
the indicated Cushnoc outfit ad-
ded another scalp TO their formida-
hle list of victories by decisive
score OF 1913.
Written held the "Y" sluggers to
a half dozen bingles while his team
made AS many mishaps behind him.
Conspicuous among the hooters was
Herb" Leighton. who dropped the
first three rollers sent to him. The
crowd enjoyed this little farce i'm
menseIv. but no more than did the
guilty on. Herb" showed his indiff-
ercnce b dropping another at first
opportunity but later frightened up
and played a fast game. maink one
put out and FIVE assists in faultless
fashion
Mullen pitched the first five inn
ings for the red triansles and while
found for only five hits, was wild
as the proverbial hawk.
He was relieved by Chester Has
kell who was niced for four clean
bingles and Ave runs after he had
given Written a free pass to the
first sac.
Littiefield went in the box for the
Hill toppers in the fiYt OF the last
and was touched up for three more
runs.
In spite OF their errors the River
Rats as they have been called, sup
ported Written in y clever manner.
Kenny, Nickless and Bowling were
there with the goods when the oc-
casion demanded. Kenny made a
triple in the fifth. driving in a run
ahead Of him.
Nickless stole three bases and made
A clever stop in the seventh inning.
Both teams were patched up as
far as lineups go with Frost and
harrington missing from the ~"
lineup and Carey and Lynch miss
ing from the CushnoCs. Y. and II.
will play the Elks today at Williams
Field. summary:
SIJ$NTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Reds Not Wanted
At Progressive
Convention Today

Cleveland. Ohio, July 3-(Bv A. P)
Communists not admitted" was
the invisible sign over the door lead
ing to the credentials committee Of
the conference for Progressive poll
teal action. opening here tomorrow.
Neither as delegates. nor as specta-
tors. II the convention managers
have their way, Will adherents Of that
school be admitted.
The committee today closely in
spected the credentials Of arriving
delegates. approving only those from
established bodies known to have no
connection with the communists.
Persons asking for visitors seats
n the convention. unless they were
known. We're asked their names. and
the blunt question:
Are you a Communist
If the answer was In the afima-
tive, seats were denied them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Mail Filler Arrives
Ahead of Schedule

Mineola, y. 7, July 3-The second
esstbound transcontinsntai mail air
plane, piloted by Charles IT. Ames, ar
rived here at SIS this afternoon, sew
en- minutes ahead OF schedule time,
with 1869 pounds Of mail. Pilot Arnes
said he experienced some difficulty over
central PENNSYLVANIA due TO bad At
mespheric conditions.
The frst esstbound mail airplane, pi-
lotsd hy Wesley l.. Smith, arrived last
evening six minutes behind schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Paddock Faces !
Strong Competition
In Olympic Races

Paris. July 3.-(By A. P.-With
few exceptions the American run
ners have been favorably placed in
the drawings announced today for
the olympic track and field cham
pionships which Will be held next
week at the CoIombes stadium. Tn
der tho seeded" system of drawing.
scattering the stars Throughout the
trials, no two OF lncle Sans cracks
will oppose each other in first heats
but several of the runners have
have drawn strong opponents.
Charles w. Paddock, the olympic
100 metre champion, has drawn
formidable rivals in both sprints,
meeting in the 100 metre dash Gaia
lon. the Filipino fash. who is credit
ed with 8 4-5 seconds for the 100
yards, and Harold NJ. Abrahams. the
Cambridge star and leading British
sprinter, in the 200 metre dash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Wild Throw in
9Th Wins for Cubs

Chicago. July 3-After Cincinnati
rad tied tho score In he first half Of
the ninth in todaY's game, a wild
throw by Roush in Chicago's half,
permitted FriberC so score from
third, where he had landed on Gries-
10y two baGCer to center, giving
Chicago the game. 4 TO 3. Score:
Cincinnati 0 . 0 o f-3:G;1
Sheehan and Wiu@u: Sandberg,
Kaufman and O'Farrell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04

or Of little Miss Gloria. The after
neon was passed with music and
games. Delicious refreshments were
served and n beautiful birthday cake
with one candle on it,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds. Mrc.
Alice Baker and Mrs. Asa Newell of
Providence, L. J.. arrived at their
summer home in Richmond Saturday.
Mrs MARY Weston and daughter.
Dora. We're the gusts OF Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur BowleY Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pert Stockholm and
Wilbur Gowell went TO New Hamp-
shire Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Great Speedway
Classic Today at
Kansas Race Track

Kansas City, July 3.-Fifteen Of the
worlds greatest racing stars Will so
into action Mt the Kansas speedway to-
morrow afternoon in 250-mile race,
the only motor classic to he held in
the middle west this year. The goal at
the end Of the grind is a $4,000 purse.
$4,000 Of which goes to first place. and
points in the 1924 national champion
ship. Tommy Milton will have the
pole as result OF his feat Yesterday
in breaking the speedway track record
when h dashed around the mile and
quarter boards in So As seconds, an aN-
erage Of 1873 miles an hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Note Hour'x QUAKE

Rome, July 3-The seismographic
observatories this morning recorded
an unusually strong earthquake. The
shock came at five A. M, and was so
violent that II put all the instruments
out Of action temporarily. The Ban
DAM observatory estimated that the
center Of the shock was about $500
kilometers distant, probably in Tur-
kestsn or India. The oscillation last
ed Cne hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Browns Win Free
Hitting Affair, 1910

Cleveland. Ohio. July :;-St.
Louis eveued the series with Cleve-
land today by winning ii to 10. The
Browns drove Smith from the box
in tho sixth inning and scored seven
more off Roy and Clark in the
eighth. ShoCker was mystery I'M
I'll tho NTH but was hit hard in the
seventh and ninth innings. Third
hascman Rice Of the Browns drove
In fvc runs and scored two. Score:
st. Louis.
o. q / & q I 1--tG-19-o
Cleveland:
q q y o ! ! 4 u 4-10-12-2
ShoCker and SEVERED: Smith. Roy.
Clark and MNatt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
He Got The Worst OF Il

With pathetic tears IN l.er baby
cheeks little Ethel ran up to a big
policeman.
Please sir. she sobbed. will you
come and lock a bad man up?"
What's he been dolng?" asked the
man In blue gently.
"Oh, boo-hoo." walled Ethel, hes
broken up my hoop with his nasty
bicycle"
Has he?" replied the policeman
angr.ly. Well. where 10 fe?"
"Oh. you'll easily catch him." said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Mackmen Take
One from Yankees

Philadelphia. July 3.-Philadel-
phia obtained an even break on the
six game series with the New York
Yankees by taking the final OF the
series TODAY. 10 TO =.
Gray held the Yankees to five
scattered hits. two OF them being
home runs. Ruth hit his 2lst cir
suit clout Of the season in the Sth.,
with one on base and Ward sent one
into the stands III the ninth. Score:
New York;
O0o 5000 . L s. 81
Philadelphia:
= - or ] O x-10-14-2
Pipgras. CASTOR and Schang,
Hofmann; Gray and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
5000 Hat Makers
Strike at New York

New York. July 3-Five thousand
members Of the United Cloth Hat and
Cap Makers Union went on strike
today demanding certain technical
changes which would strengthen
their contract with the employers.
10 demand was made for shorter
hours or more nav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
nerican Olympic
EN- Round into
erfect Condition

..ars July &-CBy :. P)-The
d even. performers Of the Amer
y olympic team, after a slow
\, a'c rounding into a condition
'gh ausus well for their chances
''iorv IN the championships next
e. Tho shot puttcrs. hammer
discus throwcrs particularly,
se been showing excellent form
acr tho tutclage Of Walter Chris
head field coach.
4 u, FooteN AID NJ. 7. McGrath,
|hsS'er and veteran. are rivals for
hammer, and either is likely to
Rmph in the Olympics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
NEW PACT WITH
TROLLEY WORKERS

Boston July 3.-The public trustees
Of the Eastern Massachusetts, Street
Railway Co. and representatives Of the
street carmens union have signed n
new working agreement. il was an
nounced TO-DAY. No essential change
was made. The rate of pay is S. cent
an hour for one-man car operation.
Y hitch is now in effect in &c per cent.
Of the system. The agreement expires
May /, 1925.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
.PO ON WAY
D UNITED STATES

Eoenos Aires. July %.-Luis Angel
r. Argentine heavyweight. sail
Ror New York today aboard the
ncn Legion TO prepare for his
" with Harry Wills.
ee,eral hundred admirers were ut
4 ooeN 70 bid the batter farewell,
sRo Is accompanied by a retinue
SUAg of n secretary, private
~, sparring partner. business
En' and publicity man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
NATIONAL HOME

Chaplain Phalen will speak on
Sunday morning on The Lighthouse;
On the Shore of the Sea and on the
shore of Life. Rev. Paul 5. Pha-
len OF West Newton has been visit
ing his mother at the chaplain 9
quarters while Mr., Phalen senior Is
at Ocean Point for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
Sullivan's Backer
Dies in New York

New York. July 3.-James w. Wake
ly, nationally known sportsman and n
nancial hacker Of the late John l..
sullivan. worlds heavyweight cham
pion, died at -. Nincents Hospital to-
day Of heart trouble He was - years
Of age Wakelv was SulIiyan's ad-
wiser during The long career OF the
champion.
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Tigers Pull Triple
Play But Lose, 7-3

Detroit. July 3--Combining four
hits with an error. Chicago scored
four runs in the second inning OF
todaN's game here. the White Sox
winning from Detroit to ;. \
threatened Chicago rally in the third
was cut of by triple play in which
Elgny, Jones and Burke partiCi-
pated. lehman hit home run In
the first inning. Score:
Chicago:
o. o 0 0 ! 90 o-1-13-O
ptroit:
- q q | u u u o. SIS
Thurston and Grouse; DauSs, Cole
and Eassler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04

II was towards the end of a theat-
rical performance when one man
turned TO another and caid in q harsh
grating voice: Look mere, you have
sat on my silk hat. IL is ruined"
The other looked at the silk hat.
u was indeed wreck. Il am sorry"
he said. This is too bad; but" he
added, 1T might have been worse"
How might II have been worse?"
exclaimed the first man angrily.
Il might have sat on my own lat"
came the unfeeling reply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04

Three-base hit, Kenny. Stolen bases
Nickless 5, Walter Written. Leighton.
Struck out, Written 4. Mullen, Haskell.
Double play. Overlook to Stinson to
Mullen. Hit by pitched ball, Pomerleau,
by Mullen. Wild pitch, Mullen 2, Has
kell. Passed ball, Merrill Base on balls.
Mullen ., Haskell. Littlefeld ?. Sacri-
fee hit, Fred Written. Umpire, Hic-
gins. Hits, of Mullen s in innings.
off Haskell in inning, of Littlefeld
in inning.
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LITCHFIELD

There will be a Sunday school at
the chapel Sunday at r. II. a large
attendance is desired
Mrs. Warren Stevens recently gave
q birthday party at her home In hon
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Totals ......3S 5 10 u II
Z-Batted for Lucas In 9th.

zl-Battcd Tor Ticrney IN 9th.
Brooklyn .....1 o 3 0 o | o ! O-G
Boston .....1 OOO1 % 30
Two base hits Taylor .. Johnston
=. Wheat. Three base hit SteneeI,
Sacrifices Brown, McInnis. Double
play r. Smith 10 NcTnnis. r. Smith
to Tierney 10 McTnnis: Cunningham
to X. Smith. Left on base BROOKLYN
y: Boston 10. BASE on balls off
Grimes :; Lucas !. Struck out bv
Grimes 4: by Coonev /: by Lucas :.
Hts Of Cooney Z in 1-3 innings; off
Lucas 10 in & 1-3. Losing pitcher
Cooner. t'rnpires Riglcr and Moran.
Time - 05.
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DODGERS Get TO COONEY EARLY
AND NOSE OUT The BRAVES, 6 TO 5

Boston, July 3.-Gr!mes pitched
the hard hitting Brooklyn team 10 a
y to victory over Boston today.
Cooney vas knocked out of the box
In the third inning and Lucas then
finished the game we'll. Johnston's
play was brilliant. Score:
BROOKLYN
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SPORT TABLOIDS

London, July 3-Ted kid Lewis
Of England tonight defeated the
Scotchman Johnny Brown on points
for the welterweisht championship
OF Europe The bout went 20 rounds
George Cook, the Australian heavy
weight. defeated the Spanish heavy
weight. Paolini Escudun on points.
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NEWS BRIEFS

London. July 3-(Ry a. P)-The
British prime minister speaking at
Abergwnfi. Wales, TODAY. expressing
pleasure that the United States had
consented to attend the allied con-
ference, said he did not expect the
United States to come in now to help
solve the European problems.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City S; Newark =; IL in
nings.
Buffalo II: Rochester s.
Only games scheduled.
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Death Ex-lI G Cenaul

Binghamton, n. Y, July 3-Charles
". Dickinson. former U. S. consul to
Turkey. died in his home here at Sis
O'Clock tonight after an operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
What is the most important
|ece Of general advice you can
i've about baseball playing?
AnSv cred by
ICE DUGAN
|rbi,J baseman, Worlds Champion,
4. n The speediest guardians Of the
n, Garner" in either league.

70, cool and use your head
rsqt.nr IN "pnchcs.' This is pos
slgtbe hest piece OF baseball advice
r. Eve Young players and 1t is one
Ethe hardest biis to follow consist
M IF you make II "bonehead"
I. don't stop 10 tell the world
~. n and sling your glove on the
rood Forget about it and resolve
4 m maEo the same mistake next
~ Thousands OF games have been
!, p. pa.cre who allowed sorle
liz piece at bad PLAYING to shoot
r.. no r.cccs' for the rest OF the
nou ,rl.. 1891 Associated Editors>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04

THE price mention in not exorbi-
tant when, like everything else,
materials IRE SO dear" insisted the
artist.
Prospective Client a builder and
decorator: But supposing supply
the paint?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
SPORT TABLOIDS

OiOn't, dNiN ~ rank nOHlpsOn
and Seymour Lyon, both OF Tornn-
to. Ross Somorville, of London. Ont.
and Lauren Epson Of Sacramento,
alif today won their way to tho
finals Of the Canadian anna
tour golf championship on the Rose
dale links.
Philadelphia. July 3-WithdrawaI
Of the New York athletic club crews
from the annual peoples day re-
Eatta to be rowed tomorrow on the
SChuylkill River was announced to-
night by Samuel II. Truitt. commo-
dore of the SChnNlkill navy. Due to
tho sudden death Of Rowing Capt
ain Richard r. TerWilliger. the New
York organization decided not to
compete.
Halifax, \, s. July 3--Eddie Shev-
lin, Roxbury, Mass, welterweisht.
was awarded the decision over Ned
der Healy. local welterweight, In q
ten round bout here tonight.
New York. July 3-Pat OHara
Wood and Frederick Kalms of tho
Australian Davis cup team defeated
Henzo Snimizu and Seeichiro Kash-
10 of the japanese team, ga, s-2, In
80 A'Hi III l'ID'I VI lIlS upu0IFS OF
tho Nassau County Club Invitation
tennis tournament at Glenn Cove.
l.. l., today.
Chicago. July .-Between 25,0bh
and 10000 racing fans damned the
historic Hawthorne Course for the
opening Of the greatest race revival
today The meeting will continue
for 80 days. The $4,000 Inaugural
Handicap at six furlongs vas won
by judge Pryor. who beat Better
Luck by neck Lord Granite was
third.
Chicago, July 3.--No new date for
the Harry Greb- Young StriblinE box
ing contest ataMichigan City, Ind,
VIII be set until word IL received
from Mayor Dali of the resort city,
President Joseph NJ Coffey OF the
Arena and Boxing A. G.. announced
today. The bout scheduled for tomor-
row afternoon was called off last night
after plea from Mayor Dali that
an epidemic Of smallpox was raging
In certain section Of Michigan and
he feared visitors might bring in the
disease.
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TODAY'S GAMES

Cleveland at Chicago (2l.
ST. Louis at Detroit (2).
New York at Washington ~.
Boston at Philadelphia ~.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS 4
Chicago 7, Detroit 3. !
ST. Louis rs, Cleveland 10.
Philadelphia 10, New York S. |
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II Wasn't His Lid

Ethel earnestly, They've Just carried
him into that drug store"
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Indianapolis. Ind. July Shy A.
PO-Rain halted the western tennis
tourney here today after William T.
Tilden, Of Philadelphia, had entered
the semifinals with a GO, 81, 6-1
victory over George Lott, Chicago's
rational junior champion. The Til
dsn-Lott match was the only one
completed today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04

New York. July 3.-Holding that
cotton is a commodity not covered
by the state anti bucketing law, Jus
tice Wagner in state court today re-
fused Attorney General Sherman an
injunction to restrain the bankrupt
firm OF Scott. Norris and Company,
from selling any cotton, futures. or
otherwise doing business in the state.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus S: Toledo Q.
Indianapolis q: Louisville 4
Milwaukee 10: Minneapolis 3.
Kansas City /: st. aPul 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04

20. The council undertakes no engage
ments with regard to the date of with
drawing military control, as it will de-
pend upon Germany alone If operations
are terminated by September so, as
Germany demands.
Philadelphia. July 3.-Police inter-
ference AT a meeting here tonight in
protest against the assas sination Of
Glacomo MatteotU, Socialist member Of
the Italian chamber Of deputies, result
cd in the serious beating of two dctec-
tive9 and the arrest Of seven partici-
pants in the meeting
ottawa. Ont, July "a treaty ex-
tending the favored nation treatment
between Canada and Belgium has been
signed by J. A, Robb and Dr. H. BCland
on behalf Of Canada, and Baron de
Selys, consul general. for Belgium. This
is the first treaty entered into hy the
Canadian government and signed in
Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-04
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
Ii AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 8, Boston 3.
Chicago 4, Cincinnati 8.