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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
12
Detroit bats explode as they pound New York hurlers to claim a big win. Pitching and timely hitting drive the victory with key hits driving in runs across the late innings.
Cheboygan Michigan June 11 The First National Bank of Cheboygan closed its doors revealing a 308000 shortage in its savings department Clyde Milliken 44 died by suicide Monday night A bank examiner Henry F Quinn will oversee proceedings with promise of full depositor payment The bank had served the community for about 50 years
Ralph de Palma, veteran Detroit racing pilot, won the Rameses temple championship sweepstakes at the Canadian National Exhibition half mile dirt track in Toronto. He covered ten miles in 10 minutes 25 3 5 seconds to win by a full lap over Bob Shaw of Penn Yan New York, with Norval de Lelys of Seneca Falls New York finishing third.
Vincent Stornaway introduces Alan Steyne to Clarissa Morley in Greenwich Village. Chummy, mentally frayed from past loves, fails to recognize Steyne while Judy arranges a fragile reunion. Steyne returns with funds for Chummy, revealing a tense web of care, loyalties, and uncertain futures in a stark, period-voice scene.
Fifteen years after graduation Dr Caldwell became famous for a single prescription and forty years later his Syrup Pepsin remains the world’s popular laxative. Millions rely on its original herbal formula, a gentle safe choice for the bowels.
Terlin June 11 reports Max Schmeling's mother expresses mixed emotions ahead of the heavyweight title fight with Jack Sharkey in New York. She calls her son the first German to reach a U S championship bout and notes sleepless nights yet insists she is not worried.
A queer hoarse voice comments on being a guardian as a young man and Judy share a brief, intimate farewell. Judy blushes, Alan presses a firm grip, and he departs down the stone stairs amid a long, lingering moment. To Be Continued.
A local pundit laments uncertain gate receipts and dazzling profits from a boxing bout between Schmeling and Sharkey. He notes Germans avoid boxing bets, favoring horse races and lotteries, and remarks on the unclear odds facing Schmeling despite the famed bout’s potential.
In a page seven continuation, American Joe Sharkey and Max Schmeling face a defining showdown. Sharkey vows to exhaust all energy for victory while Schmeling’s camp envisions a decisive knockout. Managers predict contrasting knockouts in ten and five rounds respectively.
The Enterprise, owned by a syndicate led by Winthrop W. Aldrich and Harold S. Vanderbilt, won today’s race against three of the four potential defenders of the America's Cup. The Vanitie, a 1920 defender contender, finished second.
The Whirlwind, largest of four 1930 candidates, placed third in the event. Its surprise win over the Weetamoe, previously favored, marked a notable upset in the initial general test of the America's Cup contenders.
X ray exams show no bones fractured after Clarence Brick Owens, AL umpire, was struck by a batted ball in the Detroit New York game at Navin Field. Doctors diagnose a slight knee sprain and expect his hospital stay to end soon. He was hit in the seventh inning by a pitch driven by Harry Rice and carried from the field.
Senator Brookhart bars calls to delay MacNider’s nomination while Steck backs the nominee. Brookhart, a longtime Republican foe of MacNider, signals further objections may follow as the battle shifts in the Iowa political arena.
The hearing shows Bishop Cann friendly to the committee while being defiant last week. A protester, Mrs. Royal Shelton Waldron of Virginia, shouted that this is a Romanist holdup of Protestant America before being silenced by a Capitol officer. Senator Walsh noted 17 000 of 65 300 donations were reported and questioned why 48 300 was not. Cann avoided details and the subject was dropped.
London introduces an invisible photo electric beam to time dog races at White City. A beam across the finish line triggers a disc like a microphone and stops the timer when the leading dog breaks the beam, starting at the starting trap.
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