West Side church league opens with two wins on opening day
The West Side church league opened with two pro-style games, Boyd Memorial beating Calvary Baptists 14 to 2 at Glenwood, and Emmanuel Baptists defeating Schwamb 8 to 2 on Florida Street. United Brethren topped Glenwood 8 to 1, while Sixth Street beat Christian Adventists 2 to 1 with strong pitching and errorless defense.
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West Side Church
Boyd Memorial
Calvary Baptists
Glenwood
Em Manuel Baptista
Schwamb
Florida Street
United Brethren
Christian Advent Teapera
Slath Street
Wootens
Glenwough
John W. Sparkes
The
Jeague
W. J. Peck
Sixth Street
Christian Adventists
Fregett
R. Spradting
Aotal
Omer Givens
Samuel French
John Huffman
H. Weaver
Toosie Thurman
Samuel Legdmann
J. R. Shultz
Jack Bowers
Florida Street Meld
Ray Fauley
Glenn Wood Glamond
Englishmen Turn to Mexican Drinks in Mexico Visit
London report says Americans seek bootleg hooch while English guests tired of whiskey beer and wine await shipments from Mexico including tequila and the drink purque. The piece notes tequila is popular in Mexico but ponders effects on a bald dignified Englishman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Mexico
Tequilla
Purque
Sutherland Rites To Be Held Today
Funeral services for Dr. J. M. Sutherland a longtime St. Albans resident will be held at 2 00 p m today at the Presbyterian church in St. Albans He died Tuesday at age 73 after a life spent in the area He survived by his widow and three children and will be buried in Teays Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
J. M. Sutherland
Presbyterian Church of
Sutherland
Ape
Hin Dbhoo
Hickanawha Valley
Uponill
Iver
William Rutherland
Watherine Marrig Sutherland
Cecelia Wileon
Albans
Dell Bryan
Nora Maddox
Neatt
Egns
Bailey Sutherland
Clifford Sutherland
Dr. Sutherland
Teays HI
Hen Kills Ten Rats in Alma Farm Incident
A farm hen owned by Charles Melrose in Alma, Michigan, reportedly killed ten rats during a recent incident. The event is described as unusual but nonfatal, with no further injuries or legal actions noted.
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Alma
Mich
Charles Melrose
Athletic hurlers tame Tiger team and win by 3 to 1
Detroit May 1 Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Detroit Tigers 3 to 1 as Baumgartner Groves and Harrise allowed three hits. Groves started, Hatrian finished, with Harrisa retaining no-hit innings to close. Offense featured timely hitting and a notable pitching change and spot hitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Team
Detroit
Baumgartner
Groves
Harrise
Philadelphia Athletics
Haumgartner
Hatrian
Tigers
Thivadelpmia
A. Bishop
Poole
Gatloway
Cochrane
Perking
Kn Lamar, & Vera & v
Raumgartier
Detrot
O'Rourke
Cobh
Cy ‘ Hellmann
Fothersill
Jones
Gees
Haney
Eee
Ealing
Ote
Meg Nean
Fo Holloway
Poo
Burke
Ol Manush
Wingo
Totain
Nt Oe
Ter Collins
Eth
Ethersit
Ath
Gan
Plicher
Collins
Piicher
Haummgartner
Loring Plicher
Colling
Umphea
Rowland
Geisel
Moriarty
Tima
Raceland Track Set to Host 30 Day Race Meet This Summer
Raceland Track in Kentucky plans a 30 day meet with a Derby on July 18. Kentucky Racing Commission approved personnel for Raceland including stewards, judges, handicappers, and clerks of scales. Officials say the staff mirrors last year with adjustments and preparations ongoing for stalls, telegraph work, and pari mutuel operations. Entries close June Wednesday and the Raceland Derby is slated for Saturday July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AamMand
Kentucky
Lexington
Armoulals
Thomas & Cromwell
Jobo & Barbee
Trownell Berrynwn
Wihany Hesheiley
McClelland
Julius Geeder
W. W. Shelley
Theonus BR. Cromwell
Brownisha
Shelley
Guttus G. Meader
William der
William Hamilton
Clark
Arales N. Or
iMesars
Wo Hay
Bruce Hrad
Hay
New Orleans
Churenhill
Downs
Latonig
Bully Dongne
John B. McTaughlin
Bud
Thysteon
Tmareland
Jonaph
Cloher
Manaager
J. C. Keene
Mn Cloher
Hughes Printing Company
Ashland
Tony Sitkmeyer
Citizens’ Band of Ditenniy
Thera Org
Crime News Support From English Police Chief
New York May 13 Sir Robert Peacock chief constable of Manchester Huxland backs publishing crime news He argued newspapers should publish detailed information on crimes and criminals and pressed for central police bureaus to spread information He said publicity helps public resistance and reduces criminals hiding in any country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Peacock
Manchester
Huxland
Macca Prices Adjusted to Pre Recent 2 Cent Rule
Prices were aligned to levels prevailing before the recent 2 cent rule. The move updates listed costs to reflect the older market standard and mitigate short term volatility affecting consumer purchases.
Atlantic Refining and peers report 1925 results
A Charleston Gazette summary notes Atlantic Refining and related firms posted 1925 figures with a $2,097,398 surplus and $7.4 million in provided dividends. Net income for the first quarter rose, with price shifts in New England and Pennsylvania signaling industry movement. Mid-Continental Petroleum and Standard Oil of New York are cited in earnings commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Atlantic Refining
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Standard Q1 comm pany raises tariffs in southern states
The Standard Q1 company of Louisiana advanced prices in North and South Carolina, Louisiana and Arkansas, signaling broader rate shifts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
North
South Carolina
Historic Jar Gate Kay Ves Sold in Tokyo
In Tokyo on May 13, a historically significant gate dating to feudal Japan sold for about $2,009. Built by the feudal clan Nambu, it stood for years near Prince Kuni’s palace compound before its collapse. Buyer Nasantea Taneda, a collector of ancient Japanese art, plans to preserve it as feudal art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Nambu
Kuni
Nasantea Taneda
General advance in gas prices hits eastern states
New York May 33 A general rise in gasoline prices was announced by major refiners along the Atlantic seaboard. Standard Oil of New Jersey led with a 1 cent per gallon increase for domestic sales and export grade, as Wall Street observers link the move to heavy stock drawdown amid rising daily crude output. The Standard Oil Company of New York matched the hike across New York and New England except in select cities including New York Yale Stamford and Springfield where the rise did not apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantis Seaboard
Wallstroet
Standard 611 Company
New Jersey
Icrensa
Baselina
Standard On Company
New Fingland
Stamford
Conn
Springfeld
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Church Leaduers
Girl of Choice
West Side
Arms of Law
Hoya Downs Calvary
Emanuel Baptists
United Brethren and Sixth ST
Rord
Calvary
Casto
Boyd
B. Boyd
Sm Ff
Summers
Kiser
Barton
Staab
Sheets
Marshall
Rainca
Emmanuel Baptists
Hopkins
Emmanuel
Bee
Ratteria
Hopking
Pennington
Todd
Meadows
Hughert
Pocahontas
Tony Palagrini
Shannon Branch
McDowell County
W. Va
Tony
Deegans
Italy
Welch
Costa
Jason Landon
Faith Healing
Charleston
Kanawha Howe. CO
Kanawha ST
Morrison Dept
Capitol
Chelyan
Arleston
I H. Hskins
Thurston Sepoy Bros
A. W. Goad
Kentucky Commission
Crime News
Macca
Kearse
Unita
B. F. Keith
Leo Sulkin
Royal Argentine Orchestra
Uantii
Leo
East & Dumke
Jim Fletcher
Dublin
Snow & Sigworth
Adetts
Rome
Standard Oil
Yellowstone Park
Sarg
Clicquot Club
Clicquot Club Company
Millis
Massachusetts
U.S. A
Ort
Eker
John Burroughs
Great Bird Lover
Burroughs
Tennessee Avenue Motor CO
Tennessee Avenue
SON Motor Co
Princeton, W
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