Poker Game That Cracked the Town Continues
The narrator and MacNair dissect a cryptic plot surrounding marked cards and hidden poker lore tied to a dangerous North room intrigue. They suspect Duplicitous co conspirators Furie and Dillon may test the narrator, while a magnifying eyeglass lens reveals subtle marks on high cards. Monday's installment advances the mystery with layered clues and player psychology.
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Dillon
Andrew
Petersen
Henry
MacNair
T Halt
Neighborhood Music School Lights Up Tenement Rows
In New Yorks poorest districts children study violin and piano at settlement schools like the Neighborhood Music School on the Upper East Side. Gifted by Mrs John Hubbard and guided by Janet D Schenck the school serves 850 pupils from 16 nationalities, with lessons from 80 cents weekly, while families in dire conditions pursue art over crime.
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Otto H. Kahn
Metropolitan Opera
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Janet D. Schenck
West Side
Bernard Siff
Joseph Kozma
United States Davis Cup team heads to Europe after Cuba win
The U S Davis Cup squad, after sweeping Cuba in the American zone finals without dropping a set, sail for Europe next Wednesday to face the Interzone winners for a shot at France. Van Ryn and Allison clinched the doubles in a 6-2 6-1 6-0 victory as two singles matches remained as formalities.
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United States
Europe
Cuba
France
van Ryn
Allison
Morales
Upmann
Gavuzzi Leads Pylemen With Salo Racing Third
Duncan Ariz June 1 The 63rd lap of the Pyle bunion derby today takes the 19 surviving runners over 42 miles of dirt road through semi desert country to Safford Paul Simpson Burlington NC college boy won yesterday s 38 mile jaunt from Lordsburg NM in 4 57 60 Giusto Umeri Italy was second Pete Gavazzi England leader in elapsed time and Johnny Salo Passaic NJ lied for third place
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Hunter Eliminated Paris Tennis Event Report
Paris reports Jean Borolra, hailed as a famed member of France's Tennis Musketeers, was eliminated in the latest competition on June 1. The match highlighted strong play from Borotra amid a challenging field.
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Paris
Jean Borolra
France
Hunter Eliminated in Quarterfinals at Courts
Francis T. advances to the next round after a decisive win in the quarterfinals, eliminating opponent at the courts.
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Courts
Francis T. “Hunter
Ial
Froebel track men seek national honors at University of Chicago
Froebel high school Gary Indiana sent 13 athletes through eight preliminaries as they chase national recognition in the 25th annual Intercollegiate meet at the University of Chicago amid strong national competition. Oregon, Illinois, and other stars also prepare for notable matchups.
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Froebel High School
Gary
Ind
University of Chicago
Fights Last Sight Knockouts and Outpoints Mark Bout
In St. Louis the bout ended with a knockout of Tom Pivao. Honeyboy Conroy of St. Paul outpointed Benny Stanley of Kansas City over eight rounds.
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Tom Pivao
St. Louis
Honeyboy Conroy
St. Paul
Benny Stanley
Kansas City
Bituminous Production Stays Near Nine Million Tons
The weekly US bituminous coal production remains near 9 million tons with the May 25 total pegged at 9,050,000 net tons by the National Coal Association. Earlier weeks show 9,142,000 net tons for May 11 and 8,932,000 net tons for May 1 per the U S Bureau of Mines.
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United States
National Coal Association
United States Bureau of Mines
Carr Loses Fight to Postpone Hanged Appeal
Pocahontas county farmer T D Carr content to be hanged for murder on June 1 after his bid to stay execution failed. A clash among prominent Pocahontas lawyers over legal questions preceded the ruling as the state supreme court reviewed the case and appellate court denied an error petition.
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T. D. Carr
Pocahontas County
State Supreme Court
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Selmt
Hig Convi
Washington
Hoover backs farm relief and tariff vote plan
In Washington President Hoover aligns with Republican leaders to pass farm relief and set a Senate vote on tariffs before the summer recess. In Chicago two detectives and a bystander die while three are wounded as a reportedly drunken assailant, who fled, is blamed. Hoover also views reparations settlement as a notable contribution to stability and progress.
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Hoover
Senate
Chicago
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