Standings and results from the national and American leagues
Yesterday's baseball results feature Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 2 New York 1 Philadelphia 9 St Louis 4 Chicago Boston to be played. Standings show New York 621? 6 21? Caution: OCR chaos. Pittsburgh 33 29 .532. Brooklyn 31 40? 466. Cincinnati 29 34 .460. Philadelphia 25 39 .381. Games today include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston. American League results list Washington 7 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 4 Boston 3 Detroit 2 New York 10-4 St Louis 8-5 Washington 38 23 623 New York 38 24 613 Cleveland 20 524 Philadelphia 30 28. Boston 0 0 0. St Louis 0 0 0. Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Detroit.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
New York SR
Louis
Ittsburgh
Cage
Rooklyn
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Bt. Lewis
International League scores roundup
Baltimore over Albany 5 to 2 and Albany 2 3. Jersey City 1 Newark 3. Buffalo 10 Toronto 4 Rochester 8 Montreal 9, 11 innings. Highlights show late offense and extended play across multiple cities with shared standings.
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Baltimore
Albany
Jersey City
Newark
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
American Association Scores Reported
St. Paul defeated Milwaukee 13 to 2 while Minneapolis beat Kansas City 10 to 8. Indianapolis Louisville game scheduled for Sunday.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Leaders and totals in early baseball league standings
The fragment lists players and teams including Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx, and other stars from the American and National Leagues. It references home runs and league totals with partial totals and team associations such as Yankees, Browns, Athletics, Senators, Dodgers, Reds, Cardinals, and Phillies.
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Ruth
Yankees
Dickey
Campbell
Browns
Williams
Athletics
McNair
Manush
Senators
Cuccinello
Dodgers
Lombardi
Reds
Adams
Collins
Cardinals
Gehrig
Foxx
Klein
Phillies
Grafton Nines to Play Doubleheader With Philippi Tomorrow
Grafton B and C team faces Philippi in a doubleheader at the athletic field tomorrow with a 1:30 PM start for the first game. The second game follows immediately as both squads prepare for a tight league showdown that could decide leadership. A new scoreboard at the field enhances the event.
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Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Brill's Trial Opens Monday in Matter of Double Slaying
Moorefield June 24 Omer Brill 21 ex convict will go on trial Monday morning before a first jury in Hardy county court here on a charge of slaying Miss Esther Burch 17 He was indicted for killing the girl's mother Mrs St Le Burch at the Beatment May 16 but will be tried first on the charge involving the girl Brill was arrested near Romney the evening of the double slaying The State contends the youth shot and killed the mother and daughter while attempting to burglarize their store Brill pleaded not guilty June 20 and his attorney H G Shores of Keyser announced a change of venue would be sought on grounds he could not obtain a fair trial here Judge G K Kump ordered the attorney to present affidavits supporting his contention The attorney however failed to file the formal petition.
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Moorefield
Omer
Brill
Hary County
Esther ‘Burch
Romney
H. G. Shores
Keyser
G. K. Kump
Aerial Pamphlet Attack Renews Nazi Treaty Grievances
Berlin reports an aerial pamphlet attack on the German government by unidentified airplanes. The incident renews Nazi objections to the Versailles treaty which denied Germany an air force and sparked new rhetoric about postwar constraints.
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Germany
Berlin
Unidentified foreign planes drop anti government leaflets
Foreign aircraft of unknown type circled the Wilhelmstraße area and workers district dropping handbills insulting the government. Police report air police lack of aircraft or sporting planes prevented reaching the fast flying planes, which escaped.
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Germany
Wilhelmstaasse
Foreign Office
Workers District
Farmers Must Activate New Federal Laws Say Wallace
Secretary Wallace told Northwest growers at the University of Minnesota that the new farm laws hinge on farmers acting. He urged wheat farmers to reduce tail acreage to stabilize prices, noting a planned wheat curtailment tax about 30 cents a bushel paid via county grower associations.
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St. Paul
Agriculture
Wallace
University of Minnesota Agricultural College
Oil Company Officers Seek Custody Of Books
A writ of mandamus directed at old officers of the Lambie Oil Company of Wyoming to surrender books and records to new officers was granted by the supreme court. The suit names P A Garrett R M Lambie and C B Early, with stock held by northern West Virginia residents. The report cites county Detective Ste venson and Dr Mitchell attributing a broken neck death to prayer treatment. The article also mentions a baseball scene with Atchier and a catcher discussing a wind affected curveball.
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Joseph B. Stevenson
Charles H. Mitchell
Charleston
Lambie. Oil Company of
Wyoming
Supreme Court
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J. AssimmsysNettie
A. Eliott
L. I. McGee
Crawford Wilson
R.S. Coffindaffer
P. A. Garrett
R. M. Lambie
C. B. Early
West Virginia
Baseball's Big Six reshapes batting race as Manush hits
Heinie Manush of Washington joins Joe Cronin in the Big Six, climbing to second in the American League batting race and third in slugging as he extends a 26 game hitting streak with four hits in five at bats to raise his .354 average. Ben Chapman exits the sextet as the standings show Simmons Klein Mamush Cronin Davis and Grimes in varying positions with high averages.
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Heinie Manush
Washington
Joe Cronin
Ben Chapman
Cyrus H. Martin Public figure and family note
Cyrus H. Martin held executive roles in West Virginia coal and fuel firms and lived at Mount Carbon. He was active in the Baptist church Rotary and Masonic lodge and a Republican. He married Effie M. Connery of Kingwood on November 28, 1901. they had a son, Ken.
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West Virginia Eagle Coal Company
Coalfield Fuel Company
Mount Carbon Land, Company
Bapeist Church
Rotary ‘Club
Masonic’ Lodge
Effie M. Con- Jey
Kingwood
Ken
New Forest Camps Open in West Virginia
Elkins June 24. Civilian Conservation Corps recruits arrive from Fort Knox and three more camps open, bringing WV total to 15 with 3 500 men. Additional camps planned in Monongahela National Forest and state lands in several counties, including Randolph, Tucker, Pendleton, Grant, Pocahontas, Boone, Wyoming, Greenbrier, Logan, and Nicholas, by July 1.
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Elkins
Conservation Corps
Fort Knox
West Virginia
Glady Fork
Iyi
Randolph
Shave Fork
Randolph County
Laurel Camp
Tucker County
Circleville
Pendleton County
Little Run
Grant County
Thornwood
Pocahontas County
Monongahela National Forest
Cheat Bridge
Watoga
Senaca
Pocahontas
Seth
Boone County
Pineville
Wyoming County
Ruppert
Greenbrier
Logan County
Nicholas County
Price fixing inclusion in codes studied
Washington reports that the question of including price fixing in initial trade codes is pressing Hugh S. Johnson of the National Recovery Administration. Johnson favors codes on wages and hours first. many leaders want price fixing to curb sweatshop competition. The cabinet advisory panel led by Secretary Roper may weigh the issue, amid Borah amendment history and textile code hearings opening Tuesday under Johnson.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Administration
Johnson
Roper
Senate
Se {R
Idaho
Oil Distributors Debate Trade Code Clause
Chicago June 24 Independent oil distributors and the American Petroleum Institute discuss irreconcilable differences over a trade code. W A Boyd says the dispute centers on penalties for major refining companies operating filling stations as a special committee of independents drafts the code.
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Chicago
W. A. Boyd
American Petroleum Institute
Indepen
HUTTON TO ENTER MOTION PICTURE CAREER
Los Angeles June 24 The husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson David Hutton Jr plans a film career severing all ties with Angelus Temple except as husband. He will live in his wife’s parsonage in Paris with McPherson-Hutton, appoints a new business manager and lawyer. He has dismissed attorney Wilfred Andrews following a breach of promise suit won by Hazel Jean Myrtle St Pierre for 5000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus ‘Temple
David Hutton, Jr
Angelus Temple
H. C. Brandon
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Hutton
McPherson-Hutton
Paris
France
Wilfedd Andrews
Fairfax Cosby
Andrews
Hazel Jean Myrtle St. Pierre
Cosby
Fragmented Puzzle Clues From A Heraldic Crosswords Page
Readable scraps include scattered clues like Native metal and Deadly white with references to Alaska and Solomon. The jumble lists numbers and partial phrases such as Those who ahead, Leopard pot, and Meanings of terms across across. The page presents an incomplete fill-in crossword style puzzle with mixed letters and stray words.
Federal workers may dodge salary cut under new ruling
Washington reports that workers joining new government agencies without civil service may avoid the 15 percent pay cut. Comptroller General J R McCarl says the railway act postdates the economy act, so salaries cannot be trimmed. The Government Printing Office plans to cut 300 to 400 employees by July 15, with more dismissals forecast by the GAO.
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Washington
J. R. McCarl
Joseph B. Eastman
McCarl
Government Printing Office
General Accounting Office
Sanitarium Closed After Prayer Treatment Fatality
Trenton New Jersey June 24 Commissioner William J Ellis of the state department of institutions and agencies suspended Tenacres sanitarium near Princeton from receiving further patients as the investigation into the death of Charles Emerson Berton an East Orange student continues.
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Trenton
N. J
William J. Ellis
State Department of Institutions
Tenacres Sanitarium
Princeton
Charles Emerson Berton
Poameasiolé
East Orange
Proposed Amendment To The Constitution Of The United States
A historic ballot notice outlines a proposed 21st amendment repealing the 18th, restoring prohibition repeal, and instructs voters to cast a cross in the head of the list for ratification or against. Names listed include Sata J Patrick Beacom Edith W Breckinridge and others as voters supporting or opposing ratification. The document cites expected benefits and urges no return to the saloon.
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the United States
Congress
United States
West Virginia
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Lew Wallace
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Edith W. Breckinridge
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Andrew Edmiston, Jr
Princes Evans
Joseph Holt
Gaines ‘Wells Goordykoontz
David C, Reay Willam HB
Carl O. Schmidt GE
Ned) Smith
Kenna. B. Stephenson
Natalie Sutherland Walker
D. L. Anvil
George W. Bright
Charles E. Carrigan Thomas J. Davia Raymond, W. Humphreys
Dan P. Keesler
Will R. Keyser
William MacDonald
C. H. Maxwell
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