Decrease in Arrests Shown in Monthly Report of Police
Municipal Court Judge Cyrus W Hal in Mi presided over the grand jury as May saw a drop to 1173 arrests from 1227 in April. May total charges reached 148 compared with 1673 in April. Traffic fines rose to 3783 from 926, dismissals were 91 versus 203, and auto accidents caused one fatality and six injuries in Charleston in May. Twenty seven prisoners were photographed and fingerprinted. 19 girls and 34 boys were held in detention.
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Cyrus W. Hal
Mias
Ciel
Tully
Nes
Grand Tarerny
Apri
Charleston
White Sox Rout A's and Stretch Win Streak
CHICAGO June 7 The Chicago White Sox beat the Philadelphia Athletics 12 to 6 to sweep a four game series and extend their nine game winning streak, with notable hits by Newsome and Dean. Browns Defeat Boston 9 to 1 as Hildebrand issues walks but holds firm in late innings. Attendance in Chicago and St Louis reported around 1,300 to 7,000 with multiple pitchers used.
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Chisox
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Talladetpble
Chlesce
Roth- Madeutt
Threevien of
Ft Moser
Wakter
P Hayene
Ofinnura
Wien
Fink Fish
Priadelphia
Chierse
Dean
Turbeville
Piervier Bevel
Peters
Mayes
Eater
Bunura
Piet
Sewer
Dietrich
Drown
Nayrs
Newsome
Dear
Louis
Boston
Edwards predicts historic baseball event with lasting fame
The service bureau manager for American Brace Professional Baseball clubs, Edwards, stated Jane 14 would be a tag to be remembered in baseball annals. The prediction anticipates the event going over big, signaling a notable milestone in sports history.
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American Brace
Edwards
Fragmented OCR: Cleveland to Chicago street names garbled
Readable portions show malformed place names and unclear routes between New York Cleveland and Chicago with scattered words about cities and stations. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear item.
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AL. Laws
New York
Welland
Case Tirman
Pittsburgh
Pailadelphia
Bauers
Mideahy
Pettit
Chicago
Htooklyn
Stith Hurls Sixth Victory As Senators Beat Johnnies
Stith improved to six wins against one defeat, leading Charleston's Senators to a 4-2 win over Johnstown. Red Murphy sparked a fourth inning rally with a single to left, and Halliday contributed three doubles as the Senators swept the series and moved closer to division play and the league playoff system.
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Stith
Senators
Johnnies
Bebo
Cloyd Stith
Charleston
Jolimns
Lofty Latch
Hugh Halliday
Hazel
Lurtz
Red Murphy
Tushe
Wun
Judd
Frank Scanton
Johns
Johastown
Aroun
Oye
Frame
Lehman
Springer
Motelida
Tesh Tom Fy
Burtt
Scanton
Framkin
Holliday
Luria
Kurba
Johnstown
Semsters
Ife
Randue Joviel
Lurta
Bob Pepper
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Walters
Siler
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Lehman It
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Aprinarr Pf
Ti Murphy
Rarvier Es
Atighe
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Qseanlon Rt
Pepper Ibo
Unclear Sports Schedule From Fragmented Text
A fragmentary listing shows numerous team names and matchups with many garbled terms. Readable entries include Purtermyth at Zanesville and rotations among other unclear pairs, suggesting an early schedule page with multiple errors and missing details.
Race Results from Chattined Meet Card and Races
Race results list male and female entries across multiple age groups with times and placements. Notable names include Mabry Tint Mig Vente Lady Mavel Parson Wen Greenock Nerund and many entries such as Packer, Hawke, Jay The Jay, Gun Tay, Kieth Hace. Details show times, purses, and classification for 2 year olds to open.
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Tire i Sian Sane
Afenay
Mabry Tint
Mig Vente
Lady Mavel Parson
Wen Greenock
Nerund
Hawke
Abewe
Alinwe Ances
Ie Ryuew
Packer
We Hawke
Roberts Matrathin
Jay the Jay
Gun Tay
Kieth Hace
Datastng
Somite
Smidan
Tomer Larteeke
Wi Hatton
John Alien
W. Wonka
Tima
Phintlay
Panevy
Plaiming
Muah
Tavka
Elnberts
Bessa
Fighan Hare
Elauming
Ted Ales
Allors
Tt Ettson
Theimakee
Chalmwaon
Srehamire Gad
Macker
Ran
Ily Shamih
Ana
Cay Ates
Veron
Bort Buh
Ory
Murtstin Mer
Pais
Wiley Team Ts Victor In Industrial League Victory
Wiley team swept Baldwin Supply 7th straight win in the Kanawha Valley Industrial division at Greenwood field. McEwen Menderson and Hughes hit home runs for Wiley as Porson and Henderson pitched. Ruby and Bartley caught. Gearhart and Gordon homered for Baldwin Supply.
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John C. Wiley
Baldwin Supnty
Hel
Grenwood Field
McEwen
Menderson
Hughes
Wiley
Porson
Henderson
Ruby
Bartley
Gearhart
Gordon
Baldwin Supply
Senators Begin Playoff Series Versus Canton Terriers
The Senators open a three game set at Kanawha Park against the Canton Terriers after finishing second. Willard Day, noted for a strong pitching display against Akron, will start for the Senators. The Terriers visit for three nights before the Senators travel to Zanesville for three road games.
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Senators
Secand Place
Canton Terriers
Kanawha Park
Willard Day
Akron
Terriers
Zanesville
Post Office Strike Sparks Debate Over Law and Labor
Dorothy Thompson weighs in on a Niles Ohio dispute where Galloway and Payne of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee pressure the post office to block deliveries to Republic Steel workers. The column laments union power, endorses law, and warns of civil liberties erosion amid strike violence and state measures.
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Galloway
Payne T
United States
Pot Office
Niles
United States Post Office
Consora
Payne
Steel Workers
Republic Steel Corporation
Bert Flaherty
Republic
Uickly
Lhinly
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Wt State Mbar Relations Board
Charleston Tops Mid Atlantic In Grocery Spending
Charleston shows the highest per capita grocery sales among cities of all sizes in the Mid Atlantic states, with $74 per person in 1915 figures released by the U.S. Department of Commerce. West Virginia totals ran $20 per capita, while nationwide figures stood at $4. The 1933 Charleston grocery trade reached $3,681,000, with a gain of $495,000 or 25.4 percent to $4,490,000 in 1934.
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Charleston
Mitdle Allantic Seaboard
United States Department of Commerce
West Virginia
United States
Department of Commerce
Burke McClanahan In Critical Condition
Burke McClanahan a Charleston editorial writer in the hospital in critical condition at Charleston General. He was taken ill after a nerve infection affecting movement of his legs and has suffered throat trouble, peritonitis, pleurisy and bronchial pneumonia. He is under oxygen care.
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Burke McClanahan
Charleston
Mail
Charleston General Hospital
Eleibos
Rascher Victorious In Harsh Bout On European Opponent
Casey Berger of Los Angeles was named prelim winner as Big Bexcar Jacobs of Boston was disqualified after 2a. Next week's card features Mua in go Marin Mynster vs King Kong and a women’s semi final Miss Weston vs Miss Gordon with Pope vs Bockner in prelims.
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Hall
Casey Berger
Los Angel Wan
Big Bexcar Jacobs
Boslh
Miss Weston
Miss Gordon
Pope Va Bockner
Pan-Pacific Peace Exhibition Opens With Girls Orchestra Display
A large orchestra of girls is highlighted at the Pan Pacific Peace exhibition in Nagoya Japan. The feature showcases young performers amid the event’s broader display of cultural and educational exchanges.
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Nagoya
Japan
City Extends Welcome To Tourists Councillors
A tour group travels through Delaware North Carolina and Ohio motor clubs and hotel associations with city officials and editors, concluding Sunday at White Sulphur Springs after a long journey. In Munich two clergymen are jailed in Cologne for cathedral demonstration involvement, including Rev. Rupert Mayer who lost both legs in the war. The Reich Vatican ties remain in cold storage as Dr. von Bergen departs while Mgr. Orsenigo continues in Rome awaiting developments.
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Ruben E. Moury
Delaware Motor Club
Wilmington
Del
Frances Randolph
District of Columbia Aaa
The
Nations
Samuel Barr
Auto Club
Hudson County
N. J
Jeresey Guy
Mildred Cristal
Buffalo
N. C
Maury K. Pare
Carolina Motor Club
Charlotte
N.C
Dy Whitley
Rateigh
Edgar Bronnenberg
Cincinnati
Automobile Club
Albert P. Morris
Columblang County Motor Club
East Liverpool
George KE. Arrington
Huntington
Hotel Association
A. J. Andris
Paul D. Olejar
Conservation and Road Commissions
White Sulphur Springs
Watogseste
Munich
Cologne
Cathedral Aquate
Rupert Mayer
Foreign Office
Reich
Vatican
Diego von Bergen
Mgr
Orsenigo
Church Circles Mear Reprisals in Germany
Nazi propaganda and church policy clash as Der Anglatte and state media deny mass immoralities in the Catholic church amid clerical outcry. Cardinal Innitzer’s Austrian stance prompts rebuttal while records allegedly show over a thousand immorality cases within church ranks.
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Mear
Germany
Goebbels
der Angeltt
Cardinal Innitzer
Austria
Care Dhl Mundelein
Chicago
der Angrlle
Army
Litter Youll
Ttoq
Prapas Ginda
Digging For Crash Victims Continues At Wreck Site
Reports describe ongoing efforts to reach victims amid a six month weathered wreckage strewn across snow. Guards protect the area as a shipment of jewelry was recovered and dozens of torn Christmas packages and a large pile of mail are gathered from the site.
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Wenger
Hardy Ridge
London Boosts Price of Gold
London hiked the price of gold to 44.72 an ounce to curb shipments abroad and reassure markets that the monetary stabilization pact with the United States and France would hold. The move narrowed the London New York gap, reduced bullion exports, and helped steady fears of a gold drain after two weeks of selling.
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London
Deltain
United States
France
New York
Britain
Financier Blames Congress For Tax Evasions
A prominent financier defends tax avoidance as lawful while accusing Congress of loopholes. He says paying taxes is burdensome but necessary, and endorses using incentives like yacht incorporation. He speaks aboard his yacht after a long career, noting his illness and plans for an Atlantic cruise.
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Morgan
Congress
Atlantic
London
Southampton
Oftlee
Plane crashes into cliff ridge at high speed
Fragmentary report states a plane likely traveling about 207 miles per hour struck a knife-edge ridge only 20 feet from its summit. The exact location and remaining details are unclear from the readable text.
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Meneteli State League
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Wade
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Leger Rat Cata
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Kananna Valley League
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Canton
Dorothy Thompson
CI. O
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Post Office Department
Post Offier Department
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