Standings and results from major leagues and minors
Yesterday's results include Boston 6 Pittsburgh 5 and New York 3 Chicago 1 with St. Louis 7 Brooklyn 5. Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 8. Today Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston. American League games include Cleveland 11 Philadelphia 1 and Washington 9 Chicago 0. Boston 10 3 Detroit 9 5. New York 5 St. Louis 3 in 13 innings. Schedule: Washington at Chicago New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Detroit. Southern Association Knoxville 7 New Orleans 5 Chattanooga 13 Nashville 4. International League Buffalo 3 0 Toronto 1 1 Baltimore 16 Albany 3. City 3 Newark 4 13 Others not scheduled American Association Minneapolis 5 2 Milwaukee ?-8 Columbus 1 Louisville 3 St Paul 10 Kansas City 9.
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Coal mining plans pushed for better days in industry
Washington reports push toward completion plans to aid operators and miners in the bituminous coal sector. National Coal Association district meetings discuss a Chicago adopted code of fair competition while Central Coal Associates forms in four states. John L. Lewis denies quoting on labor’s role. Johnson denies any submitted code or statements. California eradication methods nearly wipe out the white fly citrus pest.
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Pittsburgh
Leaders and star players wrap up major league totals
A sweep of names appears in the league leaders with Gehrig and Ruth among the Yankees stars and Foxx and Klein leading respective leagues. The report lists numerous teams and players and notes a flight from Seville to Havana with a planned Cuban arrival, amid storm risks and potential jungle rescue difficulties.
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Yankees
Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Klein
Phillies
Spain
Seville
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Barbour County Will Can Food Initiative Details Noted
Philippi June 22 committees on Chill Feeding and Community Canning named in each district by Miss Mary Elizabeth Amend county relief administrator. Plan to set up at least one center in every district as a club for supervised canning under district committee guidance.
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Mary Elizabeth Amend
Mystery of cell death and cytoplasm changes
Dr. Dufreney explains that when death converts to granules they become stainable and visible. Slow cell death releases cytoplasm components, fat droplets emerge, and starvation first depletes reserves before digesting living material to sustain the rest, a process also seen in fever.
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Ex-officials to Face Grand Jury Next Month
Four ex officials linked to Pace One case, with two others expected to testify when the grand jury reconvenes next month. Cather and George are unavailable. Cather, released by Los Angeles police after arrest, has been taken into custody again on extradition papers. Cather reportedly held on $50,000 bond and due for a hearing before Governor Ralph next Monday. Indictments are being rushed coastward, while extradition papers are being sought from Governor Kump. George’s whereabouts are unknown after vanishing early this year as a nationwide state police hunt continues.
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Death Process Described From Cellular View
Chicago reports the death process in tiny cells as cytoplasm turns into granules. Dr Jean Dufrenoy of Bordeaux studies plant cells. findings may apply to other life forms. Death in cells mirrors a building collapsing as bricks disintegrate. Life inside the cell is colorless and unseen until granules form under an ultramicroscope.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Jean Dufrenoy
Bordeaux
France
Mitchell Freed Trial Tells Tax Evasion Tale of Mitchell and National City
Twelve federal jurors continue to weigh charges that Charles E. Mitchell former National City Bank chairman evaded about 630000 in 1929 and 1930 income taxes. The case centers on fake stock sales to his wife and a management fund with an 866666.67 payout not reported, amid ongoing court instructions and jury questions.
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New York
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National City Bank
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Goddard
James K. Campbell
Ws D. Thornton
National City Company Management
Repeal survey shows varied county support across states
Doddridge, Ritchie, Wirt and Wayne report small repeal majorities in several counties. Large margins claimed in Ohio, Kanawha, Cabell, Harrison, Mercer, McDowell, Fayette, Raleigh, Logan and Wood. Counties ranging from fair to big majorities include Brooke, Marshall, Taylor, Wetzel, Marion, Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Monongalia, Pendleton, Randolph and more. Koontz cites the survey as for campaign use, believing it reflects sentiment though not publicized. He says repeal support has steadily grown and any county could vote for repeal.
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Arkansas Will Go For Repeal Says Robinson
Washington reports Senator Joseph T. Robinson predicted Arkansas will vote for repeal on July 18 as Iowa New Hampshire and Connecticut rejected prohibition. McBride and Farley weighed in on the national race, while others warned the battle continues with possible court actions and more state votes ahead.
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Joseph T. Robinson
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Anti-Saloon League
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James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Jouett Shouse
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Governor urges uniform rise in college fees to be fair
The governor asks the board to carefully consider a uniform increase in college enrollment fees to a reasonable figure. He states that such increases should not apply to institutions for the education of colored students.
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Hunter begins prison term at 20 years for embezzlement
Carl H. Hunter a 59 year old cashier and vice president of Mound City Bank starts a 20 year sentence after Judge James F. Shipman found him guilty of embezzling 40794 dollars from the bank. The case ties him to a former state senate role and a line between Marysville and Oroville is noted in indictments. A separate market report notes crude oil prices rising as Texas Company and Sinclair Prairie Oil Marketing Company meet higher crude costs bolstered in the Texas panhandle by Humble Oil and Refining Company.
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Kump presses for less politics in state schools
Charleston June 22 The state board of education closes a two day session after Gov Kump urges removing politics from state supported educational institutions and limiting book purchases and tuition. Key items for July 10 include higher college tuition, faculty appointments and salaries, and President John S Bonar of West Liberty State Teachers College resignation. Bonar had offered to resign months earlier.
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State Board of Education
Kump
John S. Bonar
West Liberty State Teachers College
Bonar
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PEC
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Acroes and Misc Entries
Puzzle text lists clues and garbled entries with numbers and partial phrases. It appears as a damaged crossword page fragment and puzzle hints including multiple misprints and foreign words. The readable items include clues about music, football, geography, and measurements, but the details are inconsistently formatted and partly unreadable.
Hunter pleads guilty to embezzlement in 1932 case
The defendant faced charges of making false entries and statements to the banking commissioner as part of a plea delayed pending a civil action involving a $24,000 note. The jury deliberated about a day and a half, delivered a verdict, and was excused. The indictment stated embezzlement of $3,419.06 in December 1932. He entered prison 15 minutes after sentencing.
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Hunter
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the United States
A historical draft proposes repealing the 18th Amendment and legalizing intoxicating liquor with ratification voting guidance. The document lists supporters and opponents and outlines benefits like revenue, employment, and temperance goals.
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