Jenkins Jones 16 Tripped by Bluefield Nine
Bluefield Telephone Company defeated Jenkins Jones 21 to 1 in a one sided game. Wolf started strong for Jenkins Jones before Hello Boys rallied in the fourth inning with Merry and Lowe maturing the Miner’s weak defense.
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Jenkins Jones
Blluefield Telephone Company
Wolf
Lew
Hello Boys
Merry
Lowe
AB. R. A
A. Smith
Grossclose
Wolt
Perdu c. Weeees Ross
Seer Eee Gullan
Ssesee Hendricks
Dunford
AB. R. H A
Hawley
Gish
Beatty
Davis
Hallman
Mace South
N. Hallman
Een Taylor
N Hallman
Groseclose
Halt South
Taylor
South
Hawle
B. T
Wilkins
Kiwanis Baseball Opens Season Against Daily Telegraph
The Kiwanis baseball team faces the Daily Telegraph this afternoon in the season opener at 4:30 PM at the Bluefield Fair Grounds.
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Kiwanians
Pla Taenm
Kiwanis
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Fair Grounds
Athletics Romp On Shops Team
The Athletics pounded the Norfolk and Western club with a 14 to 7 victory before about 2,000 fans. T. Smith and Hensley sparked a big rally with five hits by the Athletics third baseman, while Huffins and Hawley made several sensational catches. Tom Smith pitched six innings, with Bell and Lindsey allowing most of the runs, as the Athletics built a large lead and then coasted to the win.
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Currence
T. Smith
Hensley
Athletics
Tom Smith
Athletic Club
Sarver
Huffins
Hawley
Art
Eues
Little Foot Bridge
Ball Park
Halstead
Norfolk and Western
Bell
E. Smith
Meller
Looney
Lindsey
Bitcher
Smith
Potts
Monahan
International League games wrap with varied outcomes
Buffalo beats Newark 6 to 2 while Rochester falls 0 to 2 to Baltimore. Syracuse loses 4 to 5 against Reading in a set of midweek league results.
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Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Reading
Knotty rehabilitation feat at Reconstruction Hospital
AL ANDERSON, a sailor with a broken hip, wore 150 silk belts and scarfs in 100 days while bones re knitted. He earned 150 dollars as a tonic for injured workers. Carl, a skilled weaver patient, helps others solve knotty problems. The Reconstruction Hospital champions industrial injury rehabilitation developed during the war.
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AL Anderson
Reconstruction Hospital
New York
Carl
Carl Anderson
Reconstruction
Bramwell blank Crumpler 12–0 on home field
Bramwell defeated Crumpler on Bramwell grounds Sunday by the score of 12 to 0. Hare pitched shutout with four hits allowed and nine strikeouts. Boone also fanned ten and received solid support from his defense.
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Hare
Boone
Bramwell
Crumpler
Bramwell Grounds
Shugrue Outpoints Delmont In Jersey City Bout
Johnny Shugrue of Waterbury Connecticut defeats Gene Delmont of Memphis in a twelve round boxing match. Both fighters weighed 133 pounds and the decision was the viewed as clear by most newspaper men ringside.
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Shugrue
Delmont
Jersey City
Johnny Shrugrue
Waterbury
Mars Beats Jeakle In Twelve Round Lightweight Bout
K. O. Mars of Cincinnati edged K. O. Jeakle of Toledo by decision after twelve rounds in Columbus Ohio. Mars won on points in a closely contested contest tonight at the venue.
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Mars
Jeakle
Columbus
K. O. Mars
Cincinnati
Lghtweigh
K. O. Jeakle
Toledo
Telegraph Ball Players Schedule Practice Game
Telegraph Office at 3 30 p m to meet with Kiwanians before a practice game at the Fair Grounds today. Players advised to go directly to the grounds for the event.
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Jsodal
Orsh Wwal
Parachute Jumping Record Set at Dayton Field
Captain A W Stevens aerial photographer McCook field set a new parachute jumping record by descending 24 206 feet to safety. Lieutenant Leigh Wades piloted a Twin Motored Martin bomber carrying three passengers to the same altitude.
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Dayton
A. W. Stevens
McCook Flelid
Leigh Wades
Martin
Storm claims dozens in Bronx catastrophe at Clason Point Park ferris wheel
More than three score are dead as a storm toll rises through the night. Police route crowds to the Bronx morgue where thirty four bodies have been received. Paul Simon, owner of the governove foot ferris wheel, faces homicide charges as the structure toppled to wreck beach debris on Long Island. Casualties include seven killed and twenty nine injured with additional drownings and electrocutions reported across the metropolitan area.
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Bronx
Paul Simon
Governove Foot
Clason Point Park
Long Island
Bitu minous Output Seen Not Lifting Prices Soon
Chicago reports U S Geological Survey figures show bituminous production near 6,000,000 tons. Wholesalers say weekly consumption runs 8,000,000 to 9,000,000 tons as large users seek supplies. Some dealers cite Hoover agreement limiting mine deliveries to curb profiteering and speculation.
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Chicago
United States Geological Survey
St. Louis Cards Set Major League Mark with Ten Straight Hits
Philadelphia June 12 The St Louis National League club forged a new major league record in the sixth inning against Philadelphia by stringing ten consecutive hits for seven runs off pitchers Meadows and Winters. Fournier started the burst with two hits in two trips.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Meadows
Winters
Fournier
Jury Completes Trial Prep For Priest Murder Case
Report from Shepherdstown notes jury deliberations underway in a murder trial of a priest figure amid prior Blizzard case context. Eight co defendants faced charges from Blair Gap shootings during disturbances. Defense argues impartial juror bias from Blizzard verdict could impact the current panel. Prosecution ready to present witnesses, with up to fifty per side. courtroom crowded though less feverish than the first trial.
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Veniremen
Woods
Wilburn
Logan County
Grand Jury
Gore
Blair Gap
Will
T. C. Townsend
State
Charles Town
John Porter
Jefferson County
State Council
Forces General Chang pursued by Wu forces
After heavy firing on Sunday between cotawanete and Shanhaikwan General Chang Tentue withdrew north toward annhaikwan. The Qohihli forces under Wu Pei Fu pursue them, as reported by The Associated Press on June 12.
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Moe
Associated Press
Cotawanete
Shanhaikwan
Chang Tentue
Annhaikwan
U Pei Fu
Child Survivor After Lightning Strikes West Virginia Home
Hester Brannenley, child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brannenley, survived injuries and shock after a bolt hit their Rock Hill home near Bellaire during a weekend storm. A wall ten feet from her position shattered as the lightning struck.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Hester
Ed Brannenley
Rock Hill
Bellaire
Hire
Black Gloves Drive Fashion This Season
Black gloves appear on many well dressed women as black gowns set the trend and the expense of keeping up light colored kid gloves boosts their popularity.
Middy Suits for Children Adapt to Hard Wear
The article highlights charming pongee middy suits for children that launder well and endure heavy use. Matching hats in the same fabric accompany the outfits for a complete sunny day look.
Swedes Like Flowers in Stockholm Society
The piece notes Swedish women across classes prefer flowers, with Stockholm described as rich in blooms. It contrasts with exotic diet remarks about an Indian from Brazil who sustains hunger with rats snakes alligators and parrots.
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Stockholm
Eppeases
Poincare replies to British on Hague Conference aims
Paris June 12 Premier Poincare's note to Britain on The Hague conference replies urges restoration of private property in Russia to foreign owners and allows limited Soviet restitution by compensation. France favors delays on war debts and demands recognition of prewar Russian bond rights while tying Russian credits to guarantees. No decision yet.
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Paris
Poincare
Hague
France
Russia
M. Poincare
Nomination of Fred Starek Confirmed by Senate
The senate confirmed the nomination of Fred Starek of Ohio to be a director of the War Finance Corporation after a quick unanimous consent vote. Starek is a former Washington newspaper correspondent and had received a president’s nomination earlier today.
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Washington
Fred Starek
Ohio
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Starek
Ettin —— Ee
An of Angusete
Brookhart campaign expenditures reveal $453.98 total
In Des Moines and Washington Iowa Colonel Brookhart releases a statement detailing campaign costs and noting meals lodging and travel were provided by farmers and farm groups at their own expense. He says only two cash contributors supported the effort. Halls were furnished without cost.
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Des Moines
Smith
Washington
Iowa
Crio
Colonel Brookhart
Colone
Tornado Death Toll May Change in Buckeye Lake Area
Newark Ohio June 12 inquiry for three persons unaccounted since a Sunday tornado swept Buckeye Lake Park and near waters may revise the dead list, presently three. Albert K Peters of Newark and two Wheeling men named Hogue and Wiley were reported missing tonight.
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Newark
Ohio
Buckeye Lake Park
Here
Albert K. Peters
Hogue
Wiley
Wheeling
Fines Totaling 20000 Are Heard In Federal Court
In Parkersburg West Virginia on June 12 Judge W E Baker heard a case against Samuel Logan of the city acting as trustee for the Del Rio Oil Co now in bankruptcy and a claim for 5000 to Cecil Highland and 2000 to his attorney F W Jama both of New Martinsville for services rendered with a decision deferred after briefs. Several liquor cases were disposed of and Baker expects to close the term soon before heading to Elkview to prepare for the next term opening June 20. Almost 20000 in fines had been levied at Wheeling and Parkersburg terms with many felony cases disposed of and fourteen persons sent to the Atlanta prison.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ee Ofmuel Logan
City
del Rio Oil Co
Cecil Highland
F. W. Jama
New Martinsville
W. E. Baker
United States
Baker
Elkine
Wheeling and Parkersburg
Atlanta
Britain to ratify all arms treaties except naval pact
British government decided to ratify all Washington conference treaties by act of the privy council without parliamentary action. The naval treaty will be referred to Parliament for authorization required to scrap ships and adjust naval expenditures.
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Britain
Washington
Privy Council
Opening Session of West Virginia Colored Masons Meet
The West Virginia grand lodge of colored Masons opened its annual state meeting in Parkersburg with committee appointments and an address by the grand high priest. About 200 delegates attended from all sections of the state.
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Colored Masons
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Memorial Service For Lillian Russell Moore Planned
President Harding and members of Congress along with the somatic corps are invited to attend memorial services here next Sunday for the late Lillian Russell Moore.
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Lillian Russell Washington
Harding
Congress
Somatic Corps
Iillian Russell Moore
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