Standings update from National and American leagues
Yesterday results show Cincinnati 1 9 and New York 7 6 in the National League with Pittsburgh 5 1 and Brooklyn 2 9. Chicago 13 3 leads the NL. Boston 3 4 and Philadelphia St Louis not scheduled. American League lists Boston 6 4 and St Louis 10 6, Philadelphia 2 5, Chicago 3 3. New York 5 3 and Detroit 6 0. Standings feature Washington 41 23 and New York 40 25 atop the AL, with Cleveland 0 1 and others following. Upcoming games across leagues include Pittsburgh at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Additional scores from Albany, Jersey City, Toronto, Montreal, Newark, Baltimore, Buffalo, Rochester, Columbus, Toledo, Kansas City Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Louisville, St Paul, Minneapolis, Atlanta, New Orleans, Knoxville, Birmingham, Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Little Rock.
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Lynch trial recap shows juror bias and appeal stay
The article reports on C. J. Lynch with Prosecutor James Holt clashing over juror influence. Mrs. Connor is questioned about a signed statement and memory of conversations. Judge Dent imposes sentence and Lynch's lawyers seek a ninety day stay to prepare an appeal.
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Validity of Continuee From Page One Abolition Case
The article discusses the validity of continuing from page one regarding the abolition of independent school districts. Although the Charleston independent district is the direct party, it is viewed as a test case applicable to the county school unit statewide. A strong probability exists that the matter will be carried to the supreme court for a final ruling.
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Carrie
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President Roosevelt in remote hideaway on coast cruise
The nation’s chief enjoys solitary time away from crowds aboard a New England coast holiday cruise. Roosevelt relaxes in a secluded cave far from the thronging crowds that greet him at stops, seeking complete isolation during his vacation.
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Giants Show Destiny Believers as They Rally Behind Bill
Giants fans in New York watch a surprising season as Bill Terry rebuilds a pennant contender. The team, led by strong pitching from Hubbell Fitzsimmons and Schumacher, still struggles at the plate with only Mel Ott and Johnny Vergez over .300 while Lefty O Doul struggles in left field.
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Explosion at St. Peter's injures four pilgrims
Four Italians among the injured after a 12 15 explosion at St. Peter's Basilica during Holy Year. Pisa engineer Alessandro Sartori wounded in the knee. Papal gendarmerie and Italian police probe motive. another suspect detained after attempting to claim a package at the check booth. Pope Pius sends blessings. area roped off, Basilica reopened for pilgrims.
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West Virginia Repeal Vote Looms In State Campaign
West Virginia moves toward a July 1 repeal vote on the 18th Amendment with both sides pressing turnout. Proponents claim a 50,000 to 100,000 majority against prohibition, while dry forces warn of a poor showing favoring repeal. Clergy urge prayer, and election officials prepare for a 6:30 a.m. opening with renewed activity in Taylor County and the northern panhandle.
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Lindberghs Plan Greenland Flight Trip With Wife
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will fly to Greenland with his wife in the next two or three weeks to survey routes for Pan American Airways. The voyage may extend to Iceland and Denmark as he studies landing sites for a northern Europe air route. He serves as technical advisor for the company planning a possible trans Atlantic schedule based on his findings.
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Stars In Britain pres, of New York, is America's major contende
Stars In Britain pres, of New York, a top contender for the British amateur championship at Hoylake, England, is identified. Lola, 25, wife of the couple, was shot dead inside their home near Whitemarsh, Baltimore county. The husband reportedly shot himself on the porch, dying instantly. Neighbors said the couple had married about six months ago and had been separated for a week.
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Couzens Seeks Global Action on Prices and Debt
A U S senator urged worldwide steps to raise prices and boost raw material demand at a financial reconstruction hearing. He warned against relying on monetary policy alone to increase prices, stressing the need for broader measures.
Proposal to Ratify a 21st Amendment Texts and Ballot List
The document outlines a proposed 21st amendment repealing the 18th and banning intoxicating liquors, with ballot guidance to vote for ratification or opposing ratification. It lists candidates for and against ratification, including Patrick Beacom and Edith Breckinridge, and describes consequences such as repeal of prohibition and new tax revenues.
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