Frisch Pulls Upward With Stick Work In Slugger Notes
Frisch rises in the batting race as Giants and Pirates stars dominate the weekly leaders. Barnhart, Waner, Hornsby and Gehrig figure among top averages while pitchers Alexander and Hoyt pace the mound leaders. Kept by league tallies, the standings highlight the NY and St. Louis clubs with heavy emphasis on hitting streaks and weekly gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sem Brendon
St. Louis
Repark
Frankie Weich
Hornsby
Barnsby
Wedamediay
Priech 3St
Ehrnaby AG
Admenistor
Frisch
Kemssely
Birate Sa
Clyde Cleat
Jos Harris
Paul Waner
Barris
Barn Xfert
Harrie
Asi
Waner
Mueller
Giants
Ler
Olenn Nght
Pittsburgh
Bern Mestions
Todey
Ome Ives
Joss Haines
St. Louis Bos
Lus
Charley
Cubs
Hove
Alexander
Ag Cuvs
Barnhart
Pittadurgh
Birtsburgh
Lauren
Bhicller
New York
Pypoch
Hornaby
York
Farrell
Boston
Southworth
Zopils
Traynor
Pittapurgh
Yankees
Thittoss
Wally Schang
St. Louis Browns
Barry Hellmann
Detroit
Cotna
Hellmann Beenes
Gosiin
Washington
Bhutte
Bate Ruth Pashed Eer
Atiix
PeRuth
iSikring
Lou Gehrig
Belo
George
Gehrig
Burns
Waite Hoye
Gates
Hoyt
Thomas
Lyons
Hoyt Iyaue
Goslin
Hla Basa
Cleveland
Thane
Bt. Louis
Aitncetpus. Org
Heilmann
Dewitt Lebourvenu
Macker
Lebourvensu
Toledo
new _ wacker
Will Pear
Edo
St. Paul
Saints
Wilson
Milwaukes
Ty 'Naser
Garoea
Eaimran
Brewers
Rading
Vice Moon
Minseapelia
Aove
Zinn
Kansas City
Kane
iSitauser
The
Blues
Minneapolis
Kelley
Eau
Orwally
I Heving
Lent
F. Wilson
Milwaukee
Duncan Minneapolis
Bil Cunningham
Des Moines
Tulsa
Tigee Rabbit
Omaha
Bond Vacated and Negro Jailed in City Crime Case
Pete Jackson, colored, had bond set at 8000 by Municipal Judge Bobbitt for robbery of the Lamham restaurant. Paroled from the state pen, he attacked his wife and allegedly robbed the restaurant. He fled to Huntington, then arrested on a restaurant robbery charge and rearrested for parole violation. His bondsman, Mrs P H Camp, withdrew the bond. Police fear further bank robbery attempts at Clendenin Milton and Huntington. Authorities hold Jackson as parole violations linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Jackson
P. H. Camp
Bobbitt
Intermerdiate Court Grand
Lamham
Jackson
State Penitentiary
Sotice
Huntington
Banks
Clendenin
Milton
Charleston
Fayette
J. Alefred Taylor
Daly
Rome Melton
Winitrede
Byrne
Biizzard
Hauce of Delegates
Cherleston
Bill Bilesari
Mellen
Thomas Jarrett
Waco
Winifrede
Burchard
Bill
Jarrett
Kernawha County Praod
Buzard
Willems
England
Enogresa
Lnrgetn
Walter Hallaniz
Rents Senate
J. Alfred Taylor End Yde B. Johnson
Sagiang
Yollanan
Robert Brawiay
Alexander
Triangle
Drowning near Consyl Island claims Miss Ethel Dean
On June 25 at Consy Island Miss Ethel Dean 18 drowned while aiding a companion. She kept the other girl afloat until two Pathers reached shore. The trio returned to search and Miss Dean did not reappear. later her body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethel Dean
Consy Island
Miss Dean
Pathers
Miiss Dean
Mina Deon
Intersurban-NuGrape Game Struck From Standings
Charles town Business Men's League President Jota Evans announced last night that the June 1 game between Interurban and NuGrape is stricken from official standings due to Kopinsky's ineligibility. The match will be replayed on World on Field Wednesday Br. Evans stated. The standings at week’s end were manhandled by the president of Tollowers Inverurban 2118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jota Evans
Charleston Business Men's League
Interurban
NuGrape
Kopinsky
NuGiape
Carmen
Br. Evans
Tollowrs Inverurban
Baseball Standings and Notable Performances Across Cities
A roundup of Western League stats highlights team leaders in batting and fielding. Cunningham Des Moines leads with a .493, Wingfield Tulsa at .419, and Comorosky Wichita tops in wins with 15. Des Moines, Tulsa, and Tulsa players show strong batting and fielding marks as multiple teams compile results across Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Kansas City, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comorasky
Wichita
Bios
Pittsburgh
Oilers
Tulsa
Cunningham
Des Moines
Casey
Tula
Wingfield
Langford
Comorosky
Wionits
Bennett
Lelsa
Porter
P. J Grison
Des Toines
Rabble
Omaha
Munn
Tulas
Editors Hold Annual Conference at Birthplace of Stonewall Jackson
West Virginia editors gathered for the West Virginia State Council of Journals two day outing at Jacksons Mill birthplace of Stonewall Jackson. The program included business sessions banquets motor tours and entertainment by North Central section papers. Attendees listed include Robert H. Fritchard Victor B. Howington C Warman D B Cook and many others from Charleston Weirton Mannington St Marys Ravenswood Morgantown Clarksburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Jackson's Mill
Stonewall Jackson
Robert H. Fritchurd
Democrat
Weaton
Victor B. Howighton
Weston
C. Warman
Independent
D. B. Cook
State Department of Agriculture
Charleston
Fayettevisle
Harry L. Snyder
Register
Shepherdstown
Misa Dorothes Campbell
State
Health Department
Whetzel
Preston County Journal
Kingwood
C. Donen Cook
Advanse
Richwood
Ross Wilson
Wirt County
Republican
Elizabeth
J. G. B. Coblery
Wirt
Ellen‘hech
R. L. Pemberton
St. Mary's
Oraels
Maclaire Pemberton
St. Mary's Oracle
St. Marge
W.M. Burger
Mineral Daily News
Keyeey
H. C. Ogden
Wheeling Intelligencer
Wheeling
Edward Iarrett
Pouthights
George A. Laughlin
Wheeling Telegraph
Afitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Boston
Andrew Edminston, Jr
Demostat
George & Hahne
Istsbea Review
Follansbee
Jobo FR. Pistenburg
Hancock Courier
New Sumberland
C. P. Dennington
C. P. Darlington
WG. Clark
Ravenswood
W. C. Clark
Ravenswood News
W. W. Hall
Ferry G. Alfred
George E. White
Werton
J. H. Walker
Morgantown Post
Morgantown
Mira
Buzzerd
Morgan Messenger
Herkeley Springs
Buzzed
Berkeley Springs
E. Meredith
Aorald
Ssletm
Mixon
Herald
Salem
Evelyn Agnes Meredith
Artison
P. J. Reed
West Virginia University
Mire
F. W. Roce
Piedmont Herald
Piedmont
J. F. Rose
May Rose
Phil Contep
Review
Jennings Randolph
Davis and Elkins College
Dikine
A. B. Polling
J. EB. Chilton
Charleston Gazette
Plan Probe Of Insane Asylum Inhumane Treatment Claims
A deranged patient endured torture in a chair until attendants freed her after long minutes, sparking requests to hire a special nurse for her sister and to refrain from further restraint. Hospital officials deny cruelty charges, stating the patient was violent upon admission and died the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodie
Slater
Worgan
McVicker
Irs. Hoffman
M. D. Cure
Aod
Charleston Triangle Allegations Stir State Politics
A heated Charleston election row centers on the so-called Triangle precinct, with claims of Republican machine influence in Kanawha County. Witness accounts describe intimidation and violence against voters and officers, hinting at broader political maneuvering affecting mayoral and congressional seats.
Morrow Named Clay County High School Principal
Paul Morrow, former principal of Charlestown High School, was appointed principal of Clay County High School at a board meeting attended by B. F. Murphy and J. A. Birk. The move comes amid a local school governance dispute and a contested legislative effort to alter the Clay County school board appointment process. Oscar Hinn led the opposing motion in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
W. Va
Paul Morrow
Charleston High School
Clay County High School
Joardh of Directors
BF. Murphy
J. A. Birk
Morrow
W. C. Bopbite
Housen
Govverser Gora
BP. Murphy
Ford
J. H. Lockhart
Cing County
Oscar Hiin
Marrying Parson Faces Church Discipline in Kilicon
A minister accused of performing a marriage without authority in Kilicon Maryland was ordained in Town but dropped by the conference. He served Lauro church near Billings and was ordered to locate, then removed from ministry. The case explains location as withdrawal of ministering powers. His name appears on the list of Sire Montana church for the last time in 191e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriagin
Kilicon
Lauro
Billings
Toas
Sire Montana
Overcome by Heat Hits Chicago Beachgoers
One man collapsed under the heat as Chicago sweltered at a 90 degree day. Crowded bathing beaches showed the toll of high temperatures while emergency crews treated several heat victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May Hop Soon On Flight To Haw All
A San Francisco dispatch reports the US Army’s tri motor monoplane set for a Pacific crossing from California to Honolulu. Lieutenants Maitland and Hegenberger prepared the ship for departure after final instrument checks, with a weather signal expected to confirm lift off within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
California
Konolulu
United States Army
San Diego
Lester J. Maitland
F. Hegenwerger
Pifot
Navi
Howitt
Army
Ernest L. Smith
San Broncinco
C. H. Carter
Los Angeles
Nifigator
Ganprot Mason Patrick
Sry Mr Corps
Nemy Fiers
Woman Sentenced to Hang in Illinois
Chicago June 26. Mrs Hathering Shakoge Crown Point Indiana was sentenced to death, the third woman to receive that sentence in the state. The jury verdict came after confessing accomplices Loren Patrick and Mrs Lillian Pricer testified, with Cassler seeking life imprisonment instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hathering
Loren Patrick
Lillian Pricer
Patrick Confesnel
William Lindstrom
Whamatra
Pracer
Bim
Cassler
Lindstrom
Patrick
Purse and Contents Lost in City Robbery Report
Lost items valued at 1500 include a ladies wrist watch two diamond rings and other articles belonging to Mrs Abramson of 50 Margiret street. The pocket book was dropped from a car as the family left home and later seen missing near 1519 Washington street. A negro couple was spotted handling objects on Donvally Street after the Abramson car passed, causing alert. Nearby cars stolen: a Ford roadster owned by Kehn Carper at 105 Bigley avenue and a Ford touring car owned by J Hy Baul ton of Southwirks. Licenses 96-225 and 164-236 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donvally Street
Abramson
Kehn Carper
Bigley Avenue
J. Hy Baulton
Southwirks
Baulton
Hager Injured In Automobile Wreck In Mary land avenue
Harry Tager of South Charleston injured when his car was struck on Mary land avenue near Wyoming street at 12 30 this morning. He sustained a deep gash and other bruises and was taken to Mountain State hospital for treatment. The other car, a heavy under slung sport roadster driven by a woman passenger, fled the scene after the impact. A later collision on Vir ginia streets involved Clayton Tilis and drivers Stary S Campbell and L C Tilias, with minor injuries reported. Clarence Legg suffered slight injuries in a separate mishap at Washington and Lalatey streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tager
South Charleston
Maryland Avenue
Wyoming Street
Hager
Mountain State Hospital
Hila
Eeeribea Ta
Clayton Tilis
Homer Street
Stary S
Campbell
Hico
L. C
Obituary notices from Huntington area deaths and funerals
Obituary notices list multiple local deaths with brief life details, birthplaces and survivors. Sallie Thompson Tompkins 38 of Huntington had services at St Marks Albans with interment at Spring Hill. Opal June Hughes 11 months died at Chic avenues. Bartlett’s Mortuary Chapel to handle funeral and family cemetery interment near Frame West Virginia. Myrtle Harness 22 of Coalburg died. services at home then Spring Hill, interment Spring Hill cemetery. Mary Christina Affolter 71 of Charleston. funeral at 1439 Fourth Avenue. interment Spring Hill. J W Bowen 2820 Cochran Avenue Kanawha City died. funeral at home then Hocking Fort with cortege. Rachel Newhouse 15 died. services at Bissonville Methodist Episcopal Church. Mary Branch 77 died suddenly at daughter Lillian Hurbles’ home. no arrangements yet. James Henry White 16 buried at Spring Hill cemetery. service at residence 709 Bullitt Street attended by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Thompson Tompkins
Salle Thotopeon Tompkins
Huntington
Ode Ie
Wolo
Joan
Opal June Hughes
Afr
Mra
Elin Hughes
Bartlett's
Intermental
Frame
W. Va
J. W. Bowen
J. B. Bowen
Cochran Avenue
Kanawha City
Tle
Hocking Fort
Oale
Tom
Mary Branch
Lillian Hurobles
Margaret Birect
Shoe Ia
Sill Slocun
New York
Ray Schali
Pong
White Sox
Ankor
Bihalk
Bronx
Yankees
Sahalk Ae
Bome
Yankee
Aes
Sobsik
Schalk
Yankee Stadium
Yankee Dormerins
Eeavon
Abraad
Man Fark
Bebe Ruth
Low Gebrig
Gebrig Dillsing
St. Louis
Ruth
Chicago
Lesat
Gebrig
Rayeld
Reed
Gehrig
Feild
Pat ‘Colling
Rachael Newhouse
Rachael
Tip Newhouse
Steaoanville
Methodist Church
Matthews
Cam
Inkey Park
Bissonville
Thas Tr
Wallant Bowen
Auderen
Hockingeport
Atadium
Wifon
Huggins
Washington
Cleveland
Sphia
Schalks Critique Sparks Yankee Home Run Debate
In New York June 26 Ray Schalk of the White Sox questioned Yankee home run influence noting most homers occurred away from Yankee Stadium. He argues park factors favor opponents and cites Ruth and Gehrig hitting outside. The piece also lists local notices and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Yankee Stadium
James Henry Watte Funeral Services
Funeral services for James Henry Watte sixty six or seventy six year old color man will be held at three this afternoon at 703 Bullity Street the home of his daughter Mrs W L Curries where he died Friday Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery He is survived by his daughter a son John White and a sister Mrs Crawtora
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whites
James Henry White
W. L. Cureraus
Bullitt Street
Borial
Spring Hil
Jonn
Sid O Alster
Mra Lina J
Crawford
James Henry Watte
James Henry
Watte
Bullity Street
W. L. Curries
Bullit
Spring Hill
John White
J. Crawtora
Nitro Twilight League Opens In Fast Nitro Game
Nitro Twilight League opened with Round Billiard and Rubber Service teams clashing, Rubber Service edging ahead 3 to 2. Abbott pitched well for the visitors after the first inning as Cromley and Hudnatl yielded most of the hits. Local residents arrived from Roanoke to lay power lines for Appalachian Power Co, expected to take two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
W. S. Kyle
New York Central Baseball Tea
Charleston
Lomis wOl
Dresk
Stalth and Sons
Johnstown Tennesnes
Smith
George Magotin
Jenny
Akron
Niro
Yar
G. C. Alderson
Fritta
Misa Helen Cornet
Aoant
O. M. Grow
W. C. Welttau
Georger F. Hayes
Harry Schoen
Becta
Toncheston
Kitra
Norris
Dilbert
Jersey City
N.o
Seydel Chemical
Atlanta
Ointain State Hospital
Charlenton Lon
Thera
Roanoke
Appalachlass Power Co
Peak
Richard
Anna Francis Jett
St. Louiz
Abbott
Itiners
Cromler
Hudass
Joscor
Art Cromley
Hudnatl
Crete
Anhott and
Dumbaugh
Weank Keener
Micro
Tylog O Fisci
Local Plumbers Cooperate in Unique Exhibit
Interest grows in a Crane Co exhibition of modern plumbing fixtures in Charleston. Local plumbers cooperate to stage a showroom featuring a real bathroom with running water arriving soon on a specially built truck. Date and site to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Co
Picmbing
Charleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brendon
Pirate
Colonel Lindbergh
North American Newspaper Alliance
A. J. Wilde
Tusen Lindbergh
Farier
Minnesota
Lindbergh
St-Louis
Ghicags
Cheea
Zora v
Tneergh
Bond
Business Men’s League
American Association
Tridianapoltar
Columbus
Indianapolis
Withem
Ferrell
Burewoli
Florence
Sheehan
Pocers
Singult
Betts
Pillette
McQuaid
Gaston
Loulaville
Taleo
Holley
McMullen
Ullough
Ryan
Urban
Stonewall
State Couxcil
Jacks
Tageney
Wreck East
Louis
Louis and Suburban Railway Company
Oakhill
Til
Clyde H. East
House of Delegates
House Journal
Easton
Hegenberger
Bradley Jones
E. J. Rivers
Fred Herman
Honolulu
Cahinaman
Nogales
Artz
Robert ¢. Howell
México- Arizona
Los Mochis
Stualoa
Amexico
Gestawtly
Gelpe Chan
Howell
Americat
Loa Mochisi
Illinois
Myrtle, Monique Harness
Myrtle Monique Harness
Me i
A. J. Harness
Coalburg
Henry
Spring HU
Mary Christina Affolter
Bary Christina Affolter
John Affolter
A. E
Gad
J. W
Charten
Ton
Fourth Avenue
Wil
Spring Buy
Rachel Newhouse
Prienta
Stinsonville
Bissonville Methodist Episcopal Church
Yanks
Wiliam J. Smith
Haute
Pues Wazsny
Jaz
Borowski
Ytat
Arived
Mura
Rie
Clifton Young
Onlaf Business College
Charlonters
John J. Bess
Bess
iJohn Bess
Melton
J. BE. Smalley
Clara Belle
Nitro
Yik
Brownsville
Harry Miller
Epworth League
Dunler League
Kame Sour
Christiank Mosiem - Africa
EB. L
Jr, Reynolds
Pastoe
Ark
Sears Monument.Co
Charke Ton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!