No Freak Pitching Seen Yet In Major League Play
Connie Mack warns the American League about freak pitching as a possible trend. He fears pitchers will discover new tricks while batters and ball handling evolve, though early weeks show no clear surge. Danforth and others defend straight pitching, with memories of past stunts and a wary eye on rising home run appeal and slugging in the league.
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Connie Machs
Athletica
Leewat
Mac
Cleveland
Dellot
Dave Danforth
Oitcus
Rames
Danforth
St Louis
St Toms Pough
Danford
von Columbus
Fanny Price
Ty Ban Johnson
Dan Fou
Bappy
Peron
Meran
Wanda
Browns
Bportarans
Fical Foneys
Wills Madden Bout Transferred Over Stadium Fire Hazard
Promoters seek alternative venue after Queensboro A license denial due to fire department concerns. Newark promoters propose Velodrome or Newark club as site. decision on Friday. Queensboro officials argue bowl was rebuilt per department advice, license refusal shocks organizers.
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Pwills-Madden
New York
Queensboro
Wills-Madden
Long Island City
Biiday
New York City
Na Honor Sportmens Club
Newark
Tex Richard
Queensboro 4
6 Star Athletic Commission
Tire Department
Frieda
Queensbero
New York State
Fie
Biidas
Lew Maxmond
Simon Flaherty
Spring Tournament Opens at Brooklawn Today
The Brooklawn County Club hosts the Spring tournament starting today, running through next Tuesday as golfers file qualifying cards for flight rankings. Chanman Walter notes the event features multiple events and a strong field. Captains and players named include Wall Stuart, June Ine Zolt, Otine Lades, Nor I Caima n, Dwight Wheeler, Hubbard George, Gerish Charles, WW rtl Aves, Edward Wo Carpene, and Alpheus Winie.
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Brooklawn County
Chanman Walter
North
Brooklawn
Wall Stuart
Zolt
Dwight ‘ Wheeler
Iubbard
Gerish Charles Wwrtl
Edward Wo Carpene
Alpheus Winie
Artists embrace practical life insurance in turn of phrase
A fragmented passage records artists advocating practical life insurance. It notes painters sculptors and other art professionals favor straight life policies to protect families and future income. The piece suggests industry leaders and women in arts support insurance as a sensible security in New York.
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Nortab
Saul
Seling
Esneu Agen
Yi Kha
Ourley
Sun Nod
Sitcaliv
New York
Suit rooted in ancient statute in Deacon v Deacon
A Bridgeport divorce suit rests on an old statute defining obligations. Mrs Caroline Deacon sues Peter Deacon seeking financial support and care for their child, alleging misconduct by the husband and failing to provide alimony. Testimony covered separation terms, custody, land sales, and spousal conduct as a basis for the claim.
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Caroline Deacon
Aly
Peter Deacon
S Vatford
John W Banhg
Astha
Heaven
Bridgeport
Arbich
Deacon
Hs Vito
Capapa
Arthur
Artau
Tracom
Ry Hs
Spring Garden to Be Feature of Church Sale
The Peoples church reception committee plans a sale of food, fancy and useful articles at Suv Main street Saturday from 11430 ig a ocloch. Miss Jennie Donn t he will preside over the Spring garden with gaiied spring flowers. Food table led by Miss Samuel Jones assisted by Miss Kinna Wood.
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the Peoples Church
Suv Main Street
Robert Off Newman
Frankli
Jennie Donn
Samuel Jones
Mis Kinna Wood
Vis Crank
Vis Crank . Matgsi Mis Ciententine Bidmead
Mis George TI Wheelé
Wis Bae
Tim Zumsetag
Anna Humphres
Bank cashier sentenced hours after indictment for embezzlement
Charles Vanderoer, former cashier of First National Bank of Bellmore, was sentenced to seven years and six months in prison by a federal judge in Brooklyn after pleading guilty to 12 counts of embezzlement false entry and misappropriation. He admitted taking about 4900 dollars, with total misappropriations around 4600.
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New Lork
Charles Mo Vanderoer
First National Bank of
Bellmore
Campbell
Brookl
Vanderaet
Wife seeks divorce alleging intolerable cruelty by husband
In a Superior court proceeding Judge John W. Banhé heard a petition for divorce from a city woman who accused Howard Dillistin of drunken abuse and cruel treatment. He denied the charges, with the hearing continuing. The wife claimed liquor destroyed the home, including incidents of violence and the husband striking and pushing her. She also said their child was taken for a visit and upon return the odor of whiskey was detected on the boy’s clothing.
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Howard Dillistin
John W. Banhé
Dilliatin
Dillistina
Dillistin
Dilhatin
Dunstin
New York Athletic Commission Raises Boxing Bond Rule
The New York State Athletic Commission approved a rule requiring clubs with capacity over 42 000 to post a $10 600 bond to insure gate refunds if a boxing match is postponed or canceled. The measure follows Monday’s postponement of the Wils Madden bout due to bad weather. Joe Hall of Buffalo received a 30 day suspension for fouling Chris Newton at the Vélodium Aim Buffalo on April 28.
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York
State Athletic Commissen
Joe Hall
Buffalo
Chis Newton
Aim Buffalo
Japan
Capitol
New York Capitol Faces Fading Yet Enduring Vision of Rome
The article reports on Albany’s Capitol terrace decay likening it to ancient Rome. It notes costly past work, proposals shelved by politics, and expert caution about removing or restoring the approach. It describes leakage, shifting foundations, and debates over preserving versus removing the monumental walkway.
Accident victim sues Moshier for $300
A collision in March left Slady Vaughan seeking $300 in damages from Mosnier. The suit claims Mosnier was under the influence of intoxicants at the time of the crash. The damaged auto and parties are identified within the fragmentary filing.
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Moshier
Slady Vaughan
Yegigidar Agate Gdonge Vloshirs
Athiate
Greenwich Woman Wins Divorce Custody of Child
A decree of divorce and alimony of 26 a week, with custody of a minor child, was granted to Hazel Treat Cunningham of Greenwich by Judge John W Banks. The divorce suit was heard before Judge Banks several weeks ago.
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Hazel ‘Treat Cunningham
Greenwich
John W Banks
Banks
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area names and services
Obituary notices list Frederick W Cone 89 former Post Office worker who died at his sister's home and whose funeral will be from St Peters Church. Lts. Thomas Cone of Danbury among survivors. Other obits include Mrs Lannon, Harry Hibbiard, Katherine Farrell, Samuel Bunting Griffin, James G W Murray, Sarah M Stone Wade, Rudolph Horsuth, George M Near, James Clark, Emma Cath, Samuel Flaneshe, and Samuel Haniszho with funeral arrangements, cemeteries, and attending churches.
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Frederick W. Cone
Frederick W Cone
Post Office Department
Jackson
Beechwood Avenue
Bridgeport Elhs
Thomas TH Cone
Danbury
St Peter's cHurch
Wals
bLannon
Didow
Nicholas Lannon
Carroll Avenue
Catherne
Mary Delmore
Thomas
James John
Joseph
Bernard Brennar
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St Michaela Cemetery
Katherine Farrell
James and
Margaret ‘Hall Farrell
Path Terrace
Church of the Sacred Heart
St Michaels Cemetery
Samuel Bunting Griffin
South Norwath
Stratford Avenue
Park Cemetery
James G. W. Murra
James G W
James O Murray
George E Dillion
R C Whitehead
Stratford Congregational Church
Whl
Lakeview
Mr. Murray
Beaver Falls
Sarah M. Stone Wade
Sarah M Stone Wade
John W. Wade
Maplewood Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Hawley and
Wilmot
Lafaelle Street
Baial
Lakeview Cemetery
Nearkey
George M
Harral Avenue
William Bras
New Haven
Georgianna Boucher
Philip Wilhelmy
Mra Hillerie Helgle
Phillip Wihihelmy
Lee Avenue
Wal
Park Cemeturt
Billy Sunday leaves for Mayo Hospital
Reports state evangelist Billy Sunday departed for Mayo Hospital Rochester for treatment at the Wasp Brothers clinic after an illness. Officials indicated his condition could worsen within hours, with a formal medical update awaited.
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Billy
Mayo Hospital
Wiliam
Rochester
Inn
Wasp
Ile Nachester
Ten Immortals Honored in Hall of Fame Busts Unveiled
On May 13 at New York University the Hall of Fame unveiled busts of ten Americans nine men and a woman. Figures include Mark Twain Peter Cooper James Buchanan Barnes and Alice Weekman Palmer among educators writers public officials and artists. An academic procession paused in tribute before the busts were revealed in a ceremonial, orderly event.
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Harlem
New York University
John Adames
Brooks Sanuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Peter Coupe
Jamey Buchanan
Joseph Henry
Andimwv Jackson
Jefferson William Thomas Green Morton
Alice Weekman
Palmer
Petons
Busta
Pretty springtime sale at St Pauls parish house
Lavender and wisteria decorations set the scene for the annual springtime sale and tea at St Pauls Episcopal parish house. The Rec 101 & Aid, aided by the Ladies' Aid, will run the event from 2:30 to 5:80 this afternoon with a solo by Hazel Nichola Dalton and a springtime dance by Marton Mac Manus. Aprons on display, tea room staffed by a long list of committee members, and various tables and finance chairs featured among the preparations.
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St Paul's Episcopal Church
Rec 101
Ladies’ Aid
Hazel Nichola Dalton
Marton MacManus
David Reid
George Watson
Mins
Frances Cullerton
Misa
Clara Mills
Ruth Feder
Howard
Fred Lill
Warren Hall
Myre Freg Langdon
John Dalton
Harry Morrison
Winthop Hyde
Harry Crabtree
Fred Bachant
Warren Blatz
Howard Sweet
Groninger
Thomas Watmough
Percy Haitison
William IL Comery
John ,McCabe
Carl MecCabe
Carl Bailey
Albert Watson
Charles Lane
Dorr Whitney
J L Peabody
James Smale
Candle Table
Vioward Ayre
Vipak Detrofs
Mildred Isbell
Charles Stetzer
Freq Breu
Thomas Cutting
Ladies’ Aid Committee
Jamies Crudgington
Mary
Elizabeth Scofield
James 4 Smale
Ald
Eph Meeks
Fred Breul
Teri. Morison
Tax Cut Measure Goes To Conference
Washington May 18 the tax reduction bill was entrusted to a conference with a Republican majority but facing threats from Democrats that reporting it with radical changes would lead to remodeling. Senate Republican leaders declined a Democratic bid to join the conference committee. The panel will meet tomorrow and is composed of three Republicans and two Democrats from both chambers.
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Riverary
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Los Angeles
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Cromwell
Anto
Norman Anderson
Otto Anderson
Leigaion Dye
Julius
Mike” Niwood
Clarence
Bud’ Trouser
Yale Martz
Percy Nielsbark
Bert Stan Spints
Ronald Stever
Howard White
Earle Watson
Gwynn Watson
Kenneth Gramblex
Alden Ross
Grambles
A & Coin
Ross
Washington
Senate
Senate Republican Organization
House
Bursum Reintroduces Vetoed Pension Bill
The reform bill aimed at restoring a vetoed pension reform was reintroduced in Washington today by Senator Bursum. The measure, amended in several areas, seeks changes to pension policy amid Republican leadership.
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Bursum
Washington
Abas
Sanaton Buraum
Meyvie
No Confirmation of Sun Yat Sen's Death
AP report notes no confirmation of Sun Yat Sen's death amid rumors. The piece cites no official statement from the Southern Government or Zhongshan authorities and describes ongoing uncertainty about the leader's condition and fate.
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Sun Yat Sen
Yong Rong
Cassociated Press
Bua Yat Sen
Lum
Sentenced to 15 years for death of wife
A report outlines a man found guilty of manslaughter in connection with the March 7 death of Ina, with Dr Tseph PT Spell of Bals Village sentenced to 15 years in state prison. The case was decided earlier today in the Superior Court. The incident involved a dispute over property and personal acts leading to the death.
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Dr Tseph
Bals Village
Ina
Dusthe Allyn Brown
Pidson
Idaho Senator Borah Sees French Election as Encouraging
Senator Borah of Idaho, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, called the French election result very encouraging in a formal statement. He said the outcome indicates France may pursue a liberal foreign policy and that the development is the most important postwar event, suggesting France is stabilizing.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Ku Klux Affairs Before Senate in Contest Inquiry
Senate committee explored Ku Klux Klan involvement in the 1922 Texas Senate contest. Witness J J Clark, once a Klan official, described reports of intimidation and “working overs” of Black voters, with activities aimed at suppressing Black turnout. Head Klan official De H W Evans to be called as a witness for Senator Mayfield.
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Washington
Senate
George B . Peddy
Mayfield
Texas
J J Clark
Clark
Kian Muapires
de H W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Radio to Aid Recreation Conference in Washington
Washington May 13. A radio broadcast tomorrow will promote the recreation conference opening May 2. Dr Edward W Neilson head of the Blogteam Survey will explain the conference goal in an address from Washington. Dr Nelson is a leading authority on wild game.
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Washington
Coolidge
Edward W Neilson
Nelson
William at Doorn Hermine in Silesia report
Doorn Helland May 12. For mer Emperor William of Germany has not left Doorn as of today. Reports of his departure refer to Princess Hermine who travels to Silesia to school her children. She will stay at Oels with the former crown prince for a few days.
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Doorn
Helland
William of
Germany
Toda
Hermine
Bilesia
Oels
Gasoline Still the Cheapest Commodity in Price Index
The Ort and Gas Journal notes gasoline remains the lowest priced general use commodity over eleven years with an average rise of 25 percent since 1918. It contrasts with sugar and butter increases, cites refining improvements, broader station access, and a surge in vehicles, indicating gasoline’s continued affordability amid growth in demand and production.
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Choven
Nyiter Img
Ort and Gas Journal
Insrance
Sipasere
Gasoline Industrs
Acme
Jtaseline Ae
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