Schmeling to mix it with Baer tonight
New York report on the heavyweight title clash between Max Schmeling and Max Baer at Yankee Stadium. Promoters expected about 60,000 fans and gate receipts near $300,000 with potential $400,000 if a sellout occurs. Baer weighed about 210 pounds with Schmeling around 190 as the main bout eyed 8:30 to 9 p.m. EST under forecast of fair weather.
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Teuton
Four Powers Consider Covenant Articles For Armament Parity
Four powers discuss Articles 3 through 6 of the League Covenant and the Geneva accord of December 11, outlining collective efforts to support the disarmament conference, preserve territorial integrity, and pursue economic reconstruction with a ten year renewable pact and a French authoritative text.
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League
Infant Daughter Dies Shortly After Birth Funeral Held
Funeral services were held Tuesday for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Rewin Knotts who died shortly after birth Monday The child was born at the Knotts home on Lincoln street Parents were Mr and Mrs Wesley Knotts The Knotts were then Miss Virginia Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs C Luther Ford of Maple avenue This was their first child.
Standings and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday results show Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 2 and Detroit beat Cleveland 3 to 1. Other scores include Chicago 4 St Louis 1 and Washington 13 Philadelphia 13 in 9 innings with rain. Today’s schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York Chicago at St Louis and more baseball pairings across leagues.
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Baseball Leaders and Home Runs Across Leagues
A fragmented listing shows leaders in home runs from yesterday with players such as Foxx and Berg noted among American and National League measurements. Mentions Ruth Hartnett Lazzeri Gehrig and others appear in a mixed summary of players and teams across the leagues.
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Yankees
Berger
Braves
Klein
Phillie Gehrig
Hartnett
Ort Lazzeri
Yani
Baseball's Big Six lead batting races in major leagues
The Big Six returned to normal size as Sam West and Randy Moore broke the third place ties in the batting lists. Standings show Simmons of the White Sox leading with 46 games, 186 at bats, 38 hits, .369 average. West of the Browns is next with .366, followed by Hodapp, Martin, Klein, and Moore with strong marks.
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Hpd. Simmons
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West
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Red Sox
Martin
Cardinals
Klein
Phillies
Moore
Braves
Controverting continued on page four on natural element use
The text argues against prohibition by claiming the forceful effort to ban what cannot be banished. It urges restoring order and seeking alternative methods to regulate a God given natural element more suited to human needs than any other resource. The discussion centers on alcohol and its production.
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Beast
Unclear beliefs on alcohol in nature and scripture
A fragment argues about alcohol's presence in air, water, soil, and urine, then cites biblical miracles and Pauls letters to defend restraint. It contrasts views on divine will and nature, quoting Jesus at Cana and warnings about false Christs, ending with a comment on popular opinion as divine voice.
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Cara
Cana
Gallilee
Jess
Cena
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Mt. Oliver
Christ
God
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Vox Dei
President Roosevelt to meet British ambassador on war debts
President Roosevelt will host Ambassador Lindsay of Great Britain this afternoon in a direct exchange on the American war debt position. The British cabinet plans a special session to weigh the $75,000,000 payment due next week amid informal moves to gauge U.S. stance.
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Great Britain
Prohibition Bettered by Popular Vote in West Virginia
A West Virginia editorial argues the recent ballot support for repeal shows public sentiment against prohibition. It condemns prohibition as a political scheme, cites Hoover era commissions, and urges readers to reexamine editorials from May. The piece emphasizes demographics, tax concerns, and the broader failure of nationwide policy.
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West Virginia
Anti-Saloon League
du Ponts
Bishop Cannon
Bro
Eskew
Hoover
War Debt Question Is Given President's Attention
Washington June 8 The controversial war debt payment due on June 15 received attention from the president as lawmakers weigh options and financial plans amid ongoing wartime pressures. The brief notes anticipated action or statements from the administration regarding debt servicing and fiscal strategy.
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Washington
Classified rates and sample ads from Sentinel page
Sentinel rates are two cents a word for first insertion and one cent for subsequent insertions with a 45 cent minimum. Ads must fit standard style and classification. Examples include FOR RENT and FOR SALE listings from Webster and Thornton areas with names, routes, and contact numbers.
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