28 Apr 1924
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1924
Page
1
A garbled recap covers multiple games with the Yankees Athletics Giants Dodgers Tigers Senators Cubs Pirates and others. Key moments include Mack pitchers overpowering Athlet ics, Nehf blanking Dodgers late, Lyons aiding White Sox win, Cobb stealing home, and Cubs moving to second with a 4 2 victory over the Pirates.
Health guidance urges removing infection and dental issues, draining ulcers, and cleaning the body through education and hygiene. It promotes stopping bad habits and preserving heart health while insisting on comprehensive medical care and lifestyle changes.
National League standings show New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis and Boston with varying records. American League results include Philadelphia 23 0 over Washington and Detroit routing Chicago 7 to 1, plus New York 4 over Philadelphia. Rain affected St Louis at Chicago.
New York April 28 Following Sarazen’s defeat by Arthur Havers America’s leading pro golfer Sarazen may meet Havers again in England near the British championship in June. Havers won 5 up and 4 to play after Sarazen led by three at 36 holes. in a prior California match Sarazen won easily.
Newhall defeats Marengo 12 to 6 as Fahnsoi fires a stellar pitching effort holding the visitors near shutout after the third inning. Lineups list Newhall Moeller Kennedy Johnson Pauson Boddicker Kaberle Fowler Twenning Gordimany and Marengo’s Denzler F McGiven Pelzer Hassley Peterson Pelzer Thomas Wilson and others.
Paris dispatch reports Lieut Pelletier D Oisy of the French aviation service completed a long distance roving flight reaching Bushire Persia and departing. He hopes to pass Flight Commander A Stuart MacLaren of the British Royal Air Service this afternoon as MacLaren pursues a world flight.
A veteran merchant explains to a competitor that proper timing in advertising prevents losses from overbuying and slow movers. He avoids publicized bargains, runs frequent drives on select lines at net prices, and clears shelves before demand fades to minimize true losses.
Alfonso King will depart for Madrid on April 28 and visit Barcelona midweek. Shawkey Hofmann Heimach and Perkins are among Philadelphia connections. Ubiquitous investment totals show about 3577 million in steel and front business, 800 million in autos, vs 16 billion in utilities like electric gas electric railway and telephone.
Madrid April 28 General Primo Rivera inspected and reviewed the Somatenes national militia praising their patriotism The virgin Montserrat was designated the patron saint of the militia
Washington reports Tegucigalpa the Honduran capital was entered by revolutionists after an all night battle in the suburbs. American Minister Morales says all Americans are safe. The development marks a critical moment in the crisis surrounding the de facto government and its opposition, with tensions at a high in the region.
Harrisburg reports that Attorney General Woodruff ruled the state welfare department lacks jurisdiction over Harry K. Thaw’s discharge from the Pennsylvania hospital after a jury declared him sane. In other items, Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines accepted a Salt Lake City address at the Disabled American Veterans convention with Mme. Schumann-Heink also set to attend. Also, Louis Duesing, 30, drowned in the Mississippi River after a capsized lunch raft struck Eagle Point Bridge pier.
Washington April 28 A flat notice was served on President Coolidge that any effort to remove the Japanese exclusion provision of the immigration bill will be fought bitterly. Senator Shortridge California Republican and author warned against another vote in the senate and house saying such a move is impossible.
Mrs BE. A. Ingram widow of late Enrico Caruso confirms separation from her husband, a British army captain she wed less than five months ago. Her lawyer said no divorce action is pending or contemplated.
The Supreme Court ruled that a national bank may be denied trust powers by state law. Missouri had prohibited Burns National Bank of St. Joseph, Missouri, from acting as an executor under Missouri law.
East critics dismiss Charley Paddock's Drake relay performances as gun-leaned and 125 yards in 12 seconds a freak distance. They concede class at Drake and Penn meets but insist Paddock must prove himself against top East foes at Cambridge Olympic trials. Eastern schools show strength in mid distances while West leads four miles. British champ Eric Lyddell loses to Eastern collegians. Cambridge's Douglas Lowe shines as a potential Olympic 800m favorite.
Washington April 28 President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes struggle to ease the Japanese exclusion act. Conferees fail to agree on a path, as anti exclusionists face strong congressional sentiment favoring outright exclusion. A favored plan would set Japan on a quota then form a treaty to block the 146 annual admissions, but السوق political hurdles loom. Church leaders press the White House to act decisively.
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