Roosevelt Probable Governor Shift Tied to Walker Case
The two political camps debate the impact of delaying Roosevelt’s presidential decision amid the Walker affair. Some see delaying court actions as a way to limit Tammany’s leverage. others fear it heightens Democratic risk. If Walker remains, Tammany gains. if Walker goes, Roosevelt’s foes risk alienating Tammany.
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Nothing Venture Nothing Venture tale of Forsyth marriage deal
A fragmented historical note recounts NAN FORSYTH arranging a marriage to a man who would pay her $10,000. The vow intersects business arrangements and romance, weaving a tangled sequence of events around a high stake wedding.
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Hitler Germany's kingpin Adolf Hitler described in profile
A profile of Adolf Hitler portrays him as the volatile pivot of German politics. Once a Viennese wallpaper hanger, he uses emotion to sway advisers while displaying personal courage from war service. Born in Austria, he failed art school and became a woodworker before leading a militaristic revival movement in Germany.
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Democratic Victory Shapes Roosevelt’s Prestige in New York
Analysts argue that a Roosevelt win could elevate his national standing by securing votes in upstate counties wary of Tammany influence. They contend it would boost Roosevelt’s prestige and aid the governor in states hostile to Tammany, paralleling historical Democratic gains in 19th century elections.
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Big Ed Walsh Teaches Golf and Baseball in Meriden
Meriden Connecticut AP veteran pitcher known as Big Ed Walsh now teaches golf at the Meriden Municipal Golf Course. He also offers baseball pitching and catching classes and pursues exhibition play while dreaming of managing in the majors.
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Politician Judgments Questioned By Divergent Views
The remark suggests political leaders are not infallible and voters may see their judgments as fallible. It frames the disagreement as an academic question highlighting gaps in certainty.
Baseball Leaders and Home Run Leaders From Yesterday
Yesterday's output highlights include home run leaders Frisch of the Cardinals Levey Browng McManus of the Red Sox and a raft of notable players. Foxx Klein Ruth Averill Ott Simmons Gehrig Terry Hurst Collins Wilson Cochrane Dickey Lee and V Davis appear among the leaders.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today Games
Yesterday St Louis 6 at Boston 7 in 15 innings. Detroit at New York and Chicago at Washington on today’s slate. Philadelphia at St Louis and Boston at Chicago played 15 innings. Standings show Chicago leading with 63 wins, Pittsburgh 61, Brooklyn 63, Philadelphia 61, Boston 58, St Louis 56, New York 54, Cincinnati 51 with varying records and rainouts affecting schedule.
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Baseball Tonight Schedule Amid Wet Grounds
Tonight games feature Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis and Chattanooga at Birmingham with wet grounds. Little Rock at Atlanta night game postponed. Memphis 0 1 Knoxville 2 2 second game seven innings. Also New Orleans at Birmingham and Memphis at Knoxville.
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Ex-Owner James Gaffney Dies in New York at 66
James E. Gaffney former owner of the Boston Braves died in New York City from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Sunday He was 66 born on the Lower East Side began as a policeman later served as election district captain and bought the Braves owners when they won the 1914 National League pennant
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Four Horsemen Sponsor Rockne Memorial Trophy
The four Notre Dame legends Don Miller Jimmy Crowley Elmer Layden and Frank Stuhldreher now sponsor the Knute Rockne Memorial trophy honoring coach Knute Rockne The Dickinson system awards the national championship and USC holds the first leg on the new edition The former horsemen are now coaching at Ohio State Michigan State Villanova and Duquesne respectively.
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Death of Poland's First Lady Madame Moneleki
Madame Michalina Moneleki, wife of Poland's president, died yesterday at the presidential residence after a long illness. She was 62.
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