Welch Home Loss Slows Welch Senators in Coalfield League
Approximately 500 fans watched NK defeat Welch 4-2 at Welch ball park as Pop Simmons limited the league leaders to four hits. Adams doubled for NK, Miller homered, and NK capitalized in the third to seal the win, narrowing Welch’s lead to half a game.
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Meade
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Louis Winners of Wild Contest
Boston 3 St Louis 2 in nine as Bottomley Triple Hafey homer boost Cardinals. Genewich held Cards to three until the ninth. Two-base rule limits produced grounders into torn left-field stands. Umpire Pfirman ejected Hornsby after protest. Hafey, Bottomley, Brown lead scoring. Genewich and Haine key pitching. Game time 1:37.
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Jim Cooney
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James Cooney
Farrell
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Mines
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Pittman
Quigley
Mid-Atlantic League Clubs Hopeful Amid Weather Woes
Pittsburgh report notes rain and cool weather hurt finances for Mid-Atlantic league clubs but officials expect attendance to rise with better playing conditions. A league meeting to revamp the rookie rule ended with a decision that a rookie status remains if a player first played pro baseball in the Mid-Atlantic. The first half ends July 3 with the second half starting July 4.
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Pittsburgh
Elmer Dalley
Mid-Atlantic
Evangelist Attacks Tolerant Trend In Sermon
Evangelist Smith denounces liberal religious drift during a Bluefield Virginia church sermon. He attacks calls for a broad modernized faith and universal fellowship without the cross of Jesus Christ, stressing the necessity of righteousness and peace through Christ.
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Evangelist
Jesus Christ
Procrastination sermon at Calvary Baptist service
Rev R H Black preached from Psalm 39 at Wade choo auditorium warning against delaying actions and reliance on others. He urged Christians to live for others, with Grace Street Methodist pastor Rev Kelly among attendees and a junior choir performing uplifting songs.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Wade Choo
Black
Mr. Kelly
Grace Street Methodist Church
Bluefields
Cubs Rally To Take Final Game In Series
In Brooklyn on June 14 Chicago defeated the Indians 7 to 3 to tie the series at two wins apiece as Jess Petty weakened in the eighth and Jim Elliott faltered in the ninth before Rube Ehrhardt closed out the rally. In Cleveland Philadelphia edged the Indians 9 to 8 in a separate opener after a three run eighth inning. Helen of Troy married Menelaus.
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Southern Association Scores Roundup
Atlanta defeats Memphis 5 to 4 while Birmingham beats Little Rock 2 to 0. New Orleans and Mobile have rain delays and no games scheduled. Other matchups are not listed.
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Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans-Mobile
Convention Paragraphs From the Associated Press
Young Bob LaFollette pressed through a crowded aisle as delegates argued over majority and minority platforms. Bud gave a blunt remark about his chances as a gray haired elder offered counsel. Liggett succeeds Butler as national committee chairman, with Boston remaining the base for the post.
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Bob” LaFollette
Bud
Wisconsin
Chicago mayor Big Bill Thompson flouts smoking ban at convention
Delegates and spectators were warned from the platform not to smoke as fire regulations. Despite the order, Chicago mayor Big Bill Thompson lit a cigarette or cigar and appeared to get away with it. Young Hoover observes voting as one junior page gains an awkward perch with a bird’s eye view.
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Bill” Thompson
Chicago
Hoover
Hoover as Presidential Candidate Heir to Coolidge
The platform notes Alien Hoover son of the man poised for a presidential nomination. He resembles John Coolidge, seen as a youthful Prince of Wales figure by Republicans. As prognosticators favor Hoover, he could follow Coolidge in shaping the party’s image.
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John Coolidge
Prince of Wales
Young Hoover
Young Coolidge
Citizens Raising Prosecution Fund in Chicago
Citizens raise a 50000 dollar fund to defend those possibly indicted by the special grand jury probing election disorders. The Chicago Bar Association aided the investigation and pledged 10000 dollars and appeals for public support.
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Chicago
Underworld
Citizens’ Fund
Chicago Bar Association
Subscriptions Raised After Cook County Refusal
Frank J. Loesch special prosecutor says only 100000 is being raised to defend a person the grand jury may indict. He notes victims of rapes in wards 20, 25 and 27 were taken to the same house where they were beaten and held prisoner, indicating the disorders were planned and carried out systematically.
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Frank J. Loesch
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Aken
Frank J. Loese
Englishman Triumphs in Chicago Fight
English lightweight Jack Berg won a ten round decision over Freddie Mae of Buffalo in Chicago on June 14, securing his second American appearance victory.
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Chicago
Jack Berg
Freddie Mae
Buffalo
Women Learn the Right Way to Clear Skin
An advertisement urges readers to correct skin blemishes by a course of S.S.S. It claims improving blood nourishes red cells and builds beauty from within. The message promises clearer complexions for women and stronger, healthier bodies for all.
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