Baseball results and standings update from today and upcoming games
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 11 to 2 and Boston beat St. Louis 1 to 0 while Pittsburgh New York, Philadelphia Chicago games were rained out. Standings list New York 39 22 .639 and St Louis 37 - 578 with Pittsburgh 35 85 588 and Chicago 33 34 493. American League shows New York 41 25 .621 and Philadelphia 33 30 .524 with Cleveland 34 .500 and Chicago 34 .493. Tonight Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston with other matchups noted including Toronto Montreal Buffalo Rochester Albany Jersey City and city league results Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee St Paul in 19 innings.
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Southern Association Scores Report from Atlanta Night
Atlanta beats New Orleans 1 to 5 while Knoxville tops Birmingham 5 to 3 and Nashville defeats Memphis 11 to 5. Chattanooga Little Rock doubleheader listed as upcoming tonight.
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New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Nashville
Memphis
Chattanooga-Little Rock
Peace Sought Months Before Truce Signed
Secret WWI diplomatic correspondence shows central powers sought peace nearly a year before Armistice. Austria-Hungary pressed for separate terms while Wilson’s fourteen points framed Allied demands for full capitulation to American terms amid blockade pressures and growing war weariness.
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Germany
Austria
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Viena
Franz Josef
Charles
Czernin
Lammasch
Vienna
Switzerland
Wilson
German Peace Talks Fail Before 1918 Spring Offensive
Correspondence from January to February 1918 shows German peace pressure and then a postponement of a Western Front offensive to gauge Wilson Hertling terms. British and American envoys report Kaiser and Lloyd George blocking early deals while German spring offensives approach, causing heavy casualties before Allied counteroffensives later that year.
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Denmark
State Department
Counsul McNally
Zurich
Switzerland
Lansing
Lloyd George
Morris
Stockholm
Grafton Brotherhood Faces Bank Fallout and Florida Deal
The article notes concerns over rehab of financial enterprises and massive borrowings from B L E funds, banks, and outsiders. It traces the Brotherhood’s 1920s to 1930s actions including Stone’s death on June 12, Venice land purchases, and a shift from banking to forming Standard Trust Bank with heavy losses to depositors.
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J. H. Cassell
T. J. Bissett
Stone
Prenter
Venice
Florida
Sentinel
Grafton
W. VA
Queen of Southern Links Eyes National Crown
Fort Worth Texas June 26 Youthful Miss Aniela Gorczyca winner of the 1933 Women s Southern Texas state and Fort Worth city links titles plans to enter the national meet. The 18 year old Polish American golfer with a natural swing credits trainer A G Mitchell for steadiness and long shots. She began with rented clubs and quickly beat her brother, later winning city and Southern titles.
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Tex
Aniela Gorczyca
Jack
Miss Gorczyca
Correction on Mrs Leonard’s illness at City Hospital
The Sentinel corrects last evening’s report that Mrs. W E Leonard of Maple Avenue suffered a stroke. She is very ill and receiving treatment at City Hospital.
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W. E. Leonard
Maple Avenue
Simmons Lifts Six Hitters In Strong Batting Day
Al Simmons found his batting eye again and led the six hitters with three hits. He regained three points to raise his average to .367 as standings show him among the top four with Cronin Klein and Schulte also listed.
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W. S
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Schulte
Fallis
Indiana Court Denies Appeal To Klan Leader
Indiana Supreme Court refused D C Stephenson petition for a writ of error and denied a rehearing on his murder conviction from 1925. Stephenson, former Ku Klux Klan grand dragon, is serving a life term in state prison for killing an Indianapolis girl.
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Indiana Supreme Court
D. C. Stephenson
Grand Dragon
Ku Klux Klan
Stepheson
Italian Aviators Drill For Long Flight To Chicago
Orbetello Italy June 29 The 100 Italian aviators to participate in the staged flight of 25 seaplanes toward the Century of Progress in Chicago were roused at 4 am by General Italo Balbo air minister who will lead the squadron. He said the early call was only for a take off drill. A crowd gathered at the waterfront cheered the fliers as they boarded their planes.
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Italy
Chicago
Italo Balbo
Armanda
Balbo
Opposition Appears To New Textile Code
Washington June 28 Labor and minority groups oppose the textile code proposal to stabilize industry with minimum wages and maximum hours. William Green AFL objected to age and labor provisions while several manufacturers sought plant exemptions. Miss Mary M. Denton of Los Angeles, longtime teacher in a mission school at Yoto Japan, was decorated by the Emperor.
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National Recovery Administration
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mary M. Denton
Los Angeles
Yoto
Japan
Wealthy Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Faces Ruin
Cleveland June 28 concluding chapters tell how the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers once the nation’s richest union engineered a huge capital venture. Indictments target three officers of the closed Standard Trust Co. as the grand jury probes funds and misentries. The group expanded into coal, real estate, banks, and Wall Street, with Stone and Prenter guiding a decades-long rise and a vast, interwoven empire.
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Cleveland
Standard Trust Co
Tivanley, Johnston
Brotherhood
Johnston
Cassell
Stone
William B. Prenter
Virginia
Kentucky
Coal River Collieries Co
Coal
Wall Street
Brotherhood Holding Co
Empire Trust Co
Equitable
Warren S. Stone
T Stat First Bank
Lo- Comfbative Engineers’ Co-operative Bank
Birmingham
New York
San Francisco
Chhain
Steelusiness
Oerate
Daily Crossword Puzzle Teaser From Faded Page
Fragmented clues mix across and down entries with scattered word fragments. Readable items hint at serpent horse city of Scotland and various definitions across and down, but many letters are garbled, leaving partial hints for solvers.
Three Degrees Held by Dr Charles L Farrell
Providence records show Dr Charles L Farrell holding degrees in medicine dentistry and pharmacy. He graduated from Tufts Dental School in 1918 Tufts Medical School in 1923 and most recently from Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences.
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Providence, B. 1
Charles L. Farrell
Tufts College
Tufts Medical School
Rhode Island College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences
First woman named to Susquehanna board in 75 years
Mil dred Winston of New York elected to the Susquehanna university board of directors, the first woman to serve since the school was founded seventy five years ago. Lieutenant Commander Benjamin W Gaines, currently at the Naval Station New Orleans, received orders to the naval ordnance plant in South Charleston West Virginia.
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Benjamin W. Gaines
Naval Station
New Orleans
Naval Ordance Plant
South Charleston
W. Va
Susquehanna University Servist Grove
Mil ‘Dred Winston
New York
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