Outstanding Track Robins Lead With Star Performers Named
The National meet honors list Paul Jearap of Washington and others, naming top events and record holders as the Trojans and rivals compete for national glory. In Brooklyn, the Robins press the lead with a four win one loss week, 22 runs and strong defense while the Phillies and Indians post notable marks in batting and pitching across the leagues.
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Angeles
Lune
Cosch Deeb Cromwell
University of Southernn
Caifornia
Sears
Conadders
America
Trojan
Paul Jearap
University of Washington
Eum Tormer
Eric Krenz
Blandford
Gecanee Jessup Kreng
Chkinge
Frank Wykoff
George Simpent
Ohl Diate
Pete Bowen
Pitts
Bates
Es Buttwinkle
Dheorge Lewe
City of New York
Harad Manning
Lowburdice
Lee Versity
Illinois
Tom Warne
Worthwestern
Im Stewart
Inet
el Hamm
George Tech
New York
Brooklyn Robins
Govelners
Pisce
Jelther
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
St. Louis
Cleveland, Indians
Indians
Cleveland
Indians Shut Out Huntington 7 to 0 in Logan
Special to The Gazettes reports Logan defeats Huntington Tri State League champions 7 to 0. Rainey and Brice key the pitching and hitting. Stam, Byrd, and Rainey contribute multi hit output as Huntington’s defense falters with seven fumbles and base running miscues. The crowd numbers 135 accompany a decisive win.
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Logan
Huntington
Rainey
Johnny Stuart
Tribe
Ike
Sore Thumb
Huntington Bar
Hantington
Naltock
Mowi
Mackey c
Milnek
Brice
Brady
Brookert
Smith If
Carter
Ford
Pegram
Totels
Soare
ROERA
Nalbock
MicMillen
Raw
M. Rainey
Errow Good
Price
Smith
Garter
Hauns Hetted
Byrd
Mackey
McMilles
Pesram
Maxie Favorite as Champion Ready for Quarenten Barnling Fight
Chicago promoter Mate Lewis announces Maxie Favorite remains set as champion. Plans for a six match sequence in the United States unfold, with a rumored Philadelphia bout on June 34 to fund upcoming events.
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Mate Lewis
Chicago
Jacobs
Gehmeching
Geefmy
Philadelphia
Jones shines in practice as Americans face tough ledger
Bobby Favorite Jones leads practice ahead of an event, while Americans confront stiff competition. The report notes Jones’s steady form and highlights close calls and the market environment shaping the day’s golf actions.
Former Broncho Buster to Feature Armory Mat Program
Armory show tonight features a rugged wrestling card headlined by Cowboy, brother of Botby, challenging Wade the Mississippi Mauler in a two hour match under NBA rules. Also appearing are Alex Williams, Bil Hagson, Claude Swindell, and Harold DeAtley with Skeets Farley officiating. tickets available at Hotel Ruffner and Zimmermans.
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Chick
Bobby
Glenn Wade
Mississippi
Armory
Rodeo Abova
Cowboy Chick
Botby
Mouta
Missinnippi Mauler
Nambc
Tielinoad
St.Angelo
Tex
Cowboy
Boss Leeder
Wade Welghing
Wade
Alex Willams
Tom Irish Pat McCarthy
Dublin
Williama
Grappis
University of Nebraska
Harold DeAtley
Swindell
DeAtley
Atate
Arnold 23 Is Speed King at Memorial Derby
Billy Arnold, at 23, captured the 200 mile race after winning the Memorial Day 500 mile event in Indianapolis. Descon Litz finished second, with Frank Farmer third as 16 riders battled to the end. A crash burned Fred Winnal and mechanic Clyde Terry, while Ernest Youhambauch suffered a broken ankle. Washington scene notes House actions on Hoover proposals and river developments amid adjournment talks and probes into railroads and post office leases.
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Jaltoona
Billy ‘Arnos
Arnold
Leeieany Mesa
Tipton
Descon Litz
Dubois
Frank Farmer
Philadelphia
Lie
Tims
H Arnaid
Fred Winna
Winnslang
Clyte Terry
Ernest Youhambauch
Dell
M Tace
Logan County Man Killed in Car Wreck
Winchester Kentucky June 16 Frank Osborne age 23 of Logan county West Virginia was killed instantly at night when the automobile he rode in left the road and crashed into a post. Clay Collins of Paris Kentucky the driver was charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Winchester
Frank Osborne
Bresvoim
Logan County
W. Va
Clay Collins
Paris
International League Momtress 2 in Jersey City first game
In a two game set, Baltimore defeated Rochester 8 to 7 in the opener while Buffalo edged Newark 3 to 0 in the second. Reading split two games with a 8 3 win at home and a 3 1 loss away.
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Momtress
Fersey City
Baltimore
Rochester
Secant
Buffalo
Newark
Reading
Foot Washing Sermon and Repentance Teachings Remembered
A sermon stresses repentance and the need for baptism by immersion, citing Jesus baptism and the Passover foot washing as a model. It urges active observance of all Christ commands, including feet washing, and links new birth to repentance and faith in Jesus.
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Jesus
Matthews
Christ's Church
Church of God
Paul
Jesus Christ
Henora God
God
Son
Holy Spirit
Ana
Gorist
Annotot Witt Oll
Philip
Early Church
Paul Saie
Timothy
Jeannot
Hang
John the Baptist
Whitefield
Br. Whitefield
Christ Jesus
Carlor
Alec
Hoover Neutral In Senate Race In Minnesota Years Ago
A fragmented report recalls a former senator with strong personal popularity who attracted voters from other parties, aiding a decisive victory in 1928. The piece notes his long House tenure, high profile, and a notable election margin over Hoover, alongside a later shift in political dynamics. It also mentions a separate Moscow scene with a crane incident and a prophetic warning about national fate without reconstruction.
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Minnesota
Supstead
Washington
Hoover
Schall
Capitol
Knights of Columbus Degrees Conferred in Huntington
The Knights of Columbus class of 34 received major degrees at the K of G hall on Capital Street. T J Kirwin and a Wheeling degree team led the ritual, with first degree at nine am and second/third in the afternoon. A banquet followed at Broad and Quartier streets with remarks by State Deputy Frank OBrien and Edward Shorr.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Broad and
Quartier Streets
Tor
Frank O'Brien
Wheeling
Edward Shorr
Weston
Vincent J. Retstman
Jona ¥. Pacinell
Joan L. Guleremuth
Domenick Sherrip
William D. Baldwin
Rudolph Sennett
Edward J
John B. Morgan
Pred Briel
Clyde J. Henoay
David McGonagle
Daniel J. O'Haire
W. J. Carto
Eugene Puller
John Puller
George Slater
Lawrence Roberts
Charles E. Sohmert
Walier B Maynagh
George H. Olvey
Joseph McDermott
Rene Goffaus
Nicholas Glerereliln
Martin Coffey
Huntington Council
Gordon G. Creamer
Thomas J. Clendenning
George L. Sauer
Joseph ©. Sullivan
Rovert H. Jackson
Bernard J. Appledars
Edmund L. Burke
Eimer L. Miller
Flood Devastates Wichita Valley Area Causing Rail Damages
A severe storm drenched the region causing eight inches of rain in places and flooding across Oklahoma and Kansas. Wichita Valley railroad lines near Bradford and Welner were washed out, dozens of homes flooded, crops destroyed, and repairs by train crews stretched into Saturday night and Sunday.
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Durnam
Wichita Valley
Goree
Oklainton
Bratford
Welnert
Coke County
Tri State Net Title Won by New Yorker
In Cincinnati, June 15, Prank X Shields of New York defeated Emmet Pare of Dayton in a five set final to win the Wth annual Tri State tennis tournament. Shields ranked 12th nationally, prevailed 6-2 6-3 3-4 2-6 d-1. Clara Louise Zloke of Cincinnati took the women’s singles title by beating Mrs. Ruth Riese of Saginaw. Jankie Parker of Milwaukee won the Junior singles with a 4-6 8-6 6-1 d-1 upset over Jay Cobn Santa Monica Calif.
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Indians
Aths
Athletics
Detroit
Yankees
New Yorkers
Ruth and Company
Totel
Cincinnaty
Prank X_ Shields
New York
Emmet Pare
Daytos
Shields
Nasions
Clara Louise Zloke
Cinelosti
Mrs. Huth Rlese
Saginaw, Mich
Loetralgut Cats
Jankie Parker
Milwaukee
Jay Cobn
Santa Monica
Calif
Coal Rate Case To Open Today
The article notes a coal freight rate case opening today, detailing rate differentials for coal shipped from Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, and Virginia, with current rates cited as 38 cents and 2.81 per ton from southern and 146 from Pittsburgh districts. Attendees include J. D. A. Morrow of Pittsburgh Coal, G. Prabels of Keystone Coal, A. B. McElvaney of Western Pennsylvania Coal Trade, and regional operators from Connellsville, Butler Mercer, Westmoreland Holds. James D. Praucia of Huntington, W. Va., will represent southern operators, with August A. Guthelmey serving as Pennsylvania counsel.
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Supreme Court
Kentucky
Soutlers
West Virginia
Tennessee
Virginia
Smith
Wich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edison
California
Commission
Pittsburgh
J- D.A. Morrow
Pittsburgh ‘Coal Company
G. 4. Prabels
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
A. B. McElvaney
Western Pennsylvania Goal Trattle
Connellsville
Butlee-Mercer
Westmoreland
August A. Guthelmey
Fanneylvania
James D. Praucia
Huntington
W. Va
Aouthern
Electric boat launch today at Ward Engineering plant
Engineers and the public gather this afternoon at four to watch the launch of the turbine electric river boat Indiana. Built for Mississippi Valley Barge Line, the 200 foot tow boat features 40 foot beams and 10 foot six inch depth, with Westinghouse electricals under contract. A sister boat Louisiane is under construction and will launch next. tests to follow.
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Ward Engineering Company
Indiana
Ward Company
Louisane
Westinghouse Electrics Company
Girl Evangelist Opens Two Weeks Campaign at Abbey Park
Several hundred men women and children braved the Mitense heat yesterday afternoon and night to crowd the Abbey Park Union Mission camp where Miss Aldine Abley a girl evangelist opened a two weeks campaign. Pat B. Wichrop superintendent of the Union Mission conducted singing in the afternoon and A A Earnsey of New York fed the chorus at night. The mission quartet sang at both services. Miss Uttey will preach at night Biolock every night except Saturday. Monday night her subject will be Digging Welly in Charlestar.
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Abbey
Park Union Mission
Mian Aldine Abley
Audiice
Pat B. Wichrop
Tthe Union Mission
A. A. Eirnsey
New York
Mission
Belcher William H 78 Dies at Home Near Cabin Creek
William H Belcher 78 died Saturday night at his home near Cabin Creek. He is survived by his widow two sons Herman of Eight Miles and Charles of Coal Fork and two daughters Mrs Gorn F White of Coal Park and Mrs Emma Henning of Diamond. The funeral will be held this afternoon at two o clock.
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Willam &. Belcher
William H. Belcher
Herman
Clemenceau Aide Elois Dies in Paris at 62
Lucien Elois, longtime French finance minister in Clemenceau’s wartime cabinet and treaty signer, died unexpectedly in Paris. Politically active for over two decades, his later years were marked by financial collapse, legal troubles, and a contested end to his career.
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Lucien Loule
Elotz
Georges ‘Clemanceau
Ppd
M. Elots
Barbex
Geome
Elois
Clemenceau
M. Blotz
Republic
New York
Mom
Bi Peote
Prenca
Cape
Alleniate
Prion
President Will Sign Tariff Bill Amid Economic Shift
The president stated a tariff revision is needed to reflect economic conditions and protect agriculture. He argued the 1922 tariff's shortcomings persist and that continued legislative agitation would hinder business recovery. He emphasised the bill would be enacted to curb ongoing calls for change.
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