Alfred E. Smith on farm relief and economy
Alfred E. Smith declares farm relief must be a prime national concern and outlines a cooperative, coordinated approach to marketing and warehousing, and the distribution of crop costs. He pledges to convene expert leaders across parties after election and present a coordinated plan to Congress for swift action.
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Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Congress
Federal Reserve
Local notices and ads mix of health, travel and commerce
Community news item collection mentions doctor bill payment assistance via Grodick's and J D Adams insurance. Advertisements include Farmers Cash store alfalfa seed sale and Linley Motor Co tires. Personal notes report Gerard Nass returning from tour and Mrs Nass and Mrs Juencke hospital and home movements. Dr Linck and Rotary club musical program noted along with Bailor Cultivator Co sheet metal business talk.
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J.D. Adams
Alfalfa Seed
Farmers Cash Store
Main Street
H. A. Miller
Linley Motor Co
Ford
Gerard Nass
A. F. Juencke
Monrovia
Atchison Hospital
Dolores Nass
Kansas City
Earl Smith
Commercial Street
George Linck
Rotary Club
W. F. Guthrie, Jr
Bailor Cultivator Co
Giants Fall Short as Cardinals Close Gap in Pennant Race
The Giants were edged by the Redbirds 5 4 at Redland Field, while Brooklyn admirers watched as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 3 2 at Sportsmans Park. The result tightens the National League standings with three games remaining in the chase.
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Giants
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Phillies
Redland Field
McGraw
Pittsburgh
New York Expeditionary Force
Dodgers
Red Birds
Sportsman's Park
John McGraw
Rhineland
Buccaneers
Giants fall as Pirates and Cubs win in stacked baseball card
In Cincinnati Jim Welsh misplayed a bases loaded triple allowed by Bill Zitamann as the Giants lost 6 5 after Mel Ott drove in three earlier. Pirates topple Braves 10 3 with sixteen hits as they close on the pennant. Cubs win 3 2 in 12 innings at Philadelphia. Mule Haas homers to lift Athletics 6 5 in 17 innings. Tigers sweep Boston 7 6 and 4 3, Senators beat White Sox 2 0 in Washington.
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Cincinnati
Jim Welsh
Bill Zitamann
Giants
Mel Ott
Jess Petty
Watson Clark
Cardinals
Red Birds
Clarence Mitchell
Pirates
Braves
Buccaneers
Cubs
Philadelphia
Mule Haas
Montclair
N. J
Shibe Park
Johnny Milius
Athletics
Tigers
Boston
Senators
White Sox
Washington
Baseball results and local sport notes from the era
Yesterday’s baseball scores span the National League with Brooklyn 3 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 5 New York 4 Pittsburgh 10 Boston 3 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 and the American League Detroit 7 Boston 4 Washington 2 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 5 in 17 innings. St Paul 8 Louisville 0 Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 7 11 innings Toledo 16 Milwaukee 1. Column notes: Lions swim meet with St Joe at local pool. rain postponed part of the meet. Rivers beats Layton in Sedalia. potential Steinite vs East Atchison Boosters game. Firpo plans comeback to challenge Tunney. Dempsey’s 1923 kayo cited.
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Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
J. Louis
New York
American Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Lions
St. Joe
Steinite Club
East Atchison Boosters
Radio Boys
Missourians
Kansas City and area sports and social notes fragment
Box scores and schedules mix with local social news. Topics include a Kansas Power and Light baseball series with Purcell Municipal, the Kansas City Blues vs Louisville Colonels, a six team women’s bowling league organized with officers Hhope Connaway as president Agnes Ball vice president Harold Seager secretary and Geraldine Murphy treasurer, plus local commerce notes and humorous observations from Commercial Street.
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Kansas Power & Light Co
Purcell Municipal
Purcell
Miller Alleys
Hhope Connaway
Agnes Ball
Harold Seager
Geraldine Murphy
Kansas Power & Light
Mangelsdorf Dry Good
Court House
Blish
Mize & Silliman
Busi
Heart-leaf tobacco in Op Gotps
The passage extols heart-leaf tobacco as the only leaves refined for Op Gotps honey like smoothness. It rejects coarse tops and withered ground leaves for throat comfort and rich aroma, praising cool fragrant heart leaves that glow golden ripe.
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Layton
Buenos Aires
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Gene Tunney
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United States
Jack Dempsey
Wild Bull
Jess Willard
Bill Brennan
Charlie Weinert
Gunboat Smith
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Johnny Risko
Jack Sharkey
Tommy Loughran
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Melrose
Atchison
Oak Grove
Robert Lollar
Louis Doman
Joe Doman
Martin Niéshan
Floyd Worden
Father Doman
Paola
William Doman
al Smith
Frank McKinney
Reddick’s
Kohler
Werner Levin
Weyer
As Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Orv
Lorillard Co
Bet
Mar. Hornssy
John Hennery
Oal
the Globe
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