Pirates Rally Fatal to Giants in 10-4 Loss
MW Tork June 10 Pirates defeat Giants 10 to 4 with a flurry of hits after the ninth inning. Mentley pitched well through eight innings before tiring.
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MW Tork
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Giants
Mentley
Seeenet Benen
Kramer
Royer
Donnard
Mutter
Dentiey
Youns
Wedel
Feiann
Eric
Dowbin
Mione
Amtrugke
Mantter
Fonnard
Gramer
Mor
Stein
Benthow
Misra
Uinphaw Moran
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
American League results recap shows Cleveland 4 Washington 3 Chicago 3 Bowton 2 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 8 New York 6 St Louis 0. Standings list New York 44 25 17, Detroit 20 22, Cleveland 28, Philadelphia 28. Today schedule includes Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Bowton
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Touls
Horan
Lst
Lewin Ea Ta Fedicand
Ames
At. Louis
Deteots
Boston
Obituary notices mix with scattered names and scores
Obituary fragment for Charles Reane Charley Reane died at Salvation Army hospital on Friday June 4 with funeral plans at Harden and Harden chapel. Also notes Caroline Siler funeral at 604 Fosil Street home of F J H Siler. Frederick Burlingham death announced from New York City with Charleston origins and survivors listed. Unclear sports scores and unrelated lines follow, including minor league results and an ancient rudder claim.
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Charles Reane
Charley Reane
Salvation Army Hospital
Harden and Harden Chapel
Farmer Laborites Name Candidates At Fayette Meet
The Farmer Labor party convention in Fayette County named their candidates for the county and state offices. Charles J. Massau, former state treasurer, outlined aims and the party’s stance on labor. He contrasted conditions in West Virginia coal fields with other states and argued the party represents 45,000 voters seeking remedial legislation for working men. The session adjourned until reports from committees were ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Farmer-Labor Party
Fayette County
Rnrin
van Fins
Chatynan
George Lavender
Charles J. Massau
Farmer-Labor Party of
West Virginia
Imbor
Massau
Arkansas
Beiig
Vaton
Logal Coal Felda
Maasiu
Guyan Valley Railroad
Logan
Clarksburg
Farer-Labor Party
France
Kolely
Wwe
Lexan
Theen
Japanese War Minister Denies War Preparations
Tokyo reports Lieut General Asaki, Japan's War Minister, rebutting claims in the London Times that Japan plans for war and seeks mastery of Asia. He vows Japan is not preparing for conflict, stressing pacific aims, League of Nations support, and peace after the Washington Conference.
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Ugaki
London Times
Singapore
Tokio
Japan
League of Nations
Geottre Tae
Lieutnant- Tieneeral H. Asaki
Washington
Rssia
Clin
Injian
White
Great Britain
Ugatid
Philippines
Lpinlon Times
Saya Japan
Weiter
League
Nations
Versailles
Phalifon
Kivoura
Petrograd
Germany
Salvation Army Board to Meet in Charleston
The Salvation Army advisory board will meet at noon in the hospital dining room with ex governor William A. MacCorkle presiding. Major Main reports on new corps plans for Losan and Elking, WY, and six graduates from New York arrive in June to serve statewide corps. A concert and convention proceed with candidate elections and county executives named amid debate over gender representation.
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William A.maccorkle
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Iseal Corps
Daval Main
Losan and Elking
Arpadization
Main
Salvation Army Training College
New York
Charles-ton
West Charteenin Corps
Charlestyn
Breckton Streets
Canuiyniant Willian Gwen
Corpa Acapeelas
Shirley Light
Fayette
Burton Simpson
John Greenway
Circuit Court
William Bennett
Shateman
Vayetteviile
John L. Ryan
Falls
W. M. Pargaul
Kanawha
Aaron
John Ts. Ryan
Peydtreville
Bryran
Joe
Kate J. Evans
John McQuary
Uma- Teltan
Dave Ware
Hoomer
Wired Shaffer
Toomer
Howard Tilley
Methall
Jury exonerates death car driver in fatal crash
A coroner's jury absolved Russell Moos of Hiath Street of responsibility for the death of seven year old Janjak Craft and his parents said the child died from injuries when struck by an automobile Friday night. Bond set at $5,080 by Judge Black of the intermediate court.
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Janjak Craft
George Craft
M.D. Nod
Tha Craft Tey
Russell Moos
Hiath Street
Molus
Black
Intermediate Court
Marsh Addresses Kiwanis Club on Training New Citizens
J Marsh of the state department of education told the Kiwanis club that education is shifting to create useful private citizens. He cited 290 new physical instructors, a broader scope beyond athletics, and school banking with savings totaling over a quarter million dollars. Patriotism, religion, and care for others are being taught, with over 400 600 students saluting Old Glory daily and high levels of agricultural land tilage.
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J. ¥. Marsh
State Department of Education
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Marsh
Pho Conley
Charleston
Ilare
Ville Loses Class To Taylor In 12 Round Decision
Pancho Ville world flyweight champion moved up in weight to bantam and lost on points to Bud Taylor of Terre Haute in a 12 round bout. Ville weighed 113% and Taylor 117% of the class limit.
Class of 15 Hold Banquet Reunion in Charleston
A Charleston high school class of 1838 held a reunion banquet at the Ruffner hotel with 43 members present from the original 62. James C. Anderson opened the program with an account of members not present and each member gave reports on the past nine years. Decorations were pink and white. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Christran and other local residents.
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Charleston High School
Ruffner Hotel
Ars
James C. Anderson
Ives
Plymouth
Lawrence Christ R An
Roece Gorman
Ohlinger
and Aira
Ernest Pisher
Penaly Harris
Frank Thomas
G. Ja. Morrison
Chester Ray
Marry Martin
Asbeth Estill
Alfred Kelly
Mabie Lawrence
Henry Fossman
Vo Ramze
I. By Wyatt
A. J. Barnhart
James Co. Anderson
Elizabeth Quarrier
Nina Payne
Rita Boiler
Eli
Great Gathering of Indians Held in Tulsa
Indians from 182 tribes gathered in Tulsa for a three day convention under the Society of Oklahoma Indians to discuss problems and ceremonies, with parades, ball games, camping at Sand Springs Park, and speakers from Cherokees, Slaux, Osage, Creeks, Choctaws, Cheyennes and others. A public indoor skating rink and pool plan were noted along with Danish farms wired for electricity.
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Tulsa
Okla
Funa
United States
Society of Oklahoman Indians
Canads
Mexico
Plains
Pari
Bern
Mt. Jamie
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Caroline Siler
Mer
Ioward Silar
F. J. H. Siler
Fosil Street
Frederick Wf. Dunlingham Nowa
Frederick H. Hurlingham
New York City
Mr. Burlingham
Wl. ‘Wam Turlingham
Benjamin H. Smith
Plonerty
Thin Section
Burincham
William Burlingham
Prentles Burlincham
Cincinnati
jWunera
International Shagar Syracuse
Jersey City
Mechester
Newark
Inechester
Buffalo
Teading
Toronto
Baxitimoere
Gape
Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Bey Cane
Farmer-Laborites
Smither
Tate
Ncaa
Hudson
ESSEX
Hudson and Essex
Midelburg
Charler A
Hudson-Essex
Atetore Os
Darcoids
Walter Daridaon
Johneod
Lees Walls Motor Co
Mullens Hole
Feiares Ees
Mt. Mate
Kiking
Mt. Hone
Mt. Howe
Richmond & Hobbs
Cewlabore
Tindard
Packerabore A
Shatio
Spencer
Rtdllings Motor Bales, Inc
Lacad Way Automobile Co
Wetstood Auto Co
Welch Co
Wolfe
Mamlis Briant Mates Car Co
Ashland
Salvation Army Board
William A. MacCorkle
Cor Moore
National Woolen Mills
Kanawha Hotel
Virginia ST
Marsh
Finland
Helsingfors
Gourke
Dublin
Oklahoma
Nagoya
Denmark
Diamond Men's Shop
Varsity Union
Thean
Varsity Unions
Bostonian Oxfords
Endi Ug Nettleton Oxfords
McGregor
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