Standings Tod ay National and American Leagues Brief
National League standings show New York leading with 40 wins and 23 losses, followed by St Louis and Pittsburgh. American League results include Washington routing Cleveland 15 to 2, Chicago edging Philadelphia 9 to 8, and New York beating Detroit 10 to 7. Several games today: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, St Louis at New York.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston-St. Louis
Cvesnanne
Alfred P. Sloan
Snn
General Motors
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Edward Hurley
Roper
Commerce Department
Gifford
America Telephone and Telegraph Company
Melvin A. Traylor
E. Y. Mitchell
Commerce
John Dickinson
Robert @. Elbert
Baseball scores and standings from a late edition
The report lists American Association results Toledo 7 Columbus 4 and Kansas City 3 Minneapolis 4 in 20 innings, Milwaukee 5 St. Paul 6 in 10 innings at Louisville Indianapolis. Southern Association scores include Atlanta 5 New Orleans 9 and Chattanooga 9 Memphis 3 Knoxville 4 Birmingham 1.
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Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Iain
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Knoxville
Birmingham
Home Run Leaders and Named Players Across Leagues
Summary of yesterday's baseball results lists players with home runs by team including Shur for the Pirates O'Doul and Mancuso for the Giants Jurges for the Cubs Wilson Ott Onten High Whitney Ruth Foxx Manush and Gehrig among others. League totals show AMERICAN 300 NATIONAL 222.
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Shur
Pirates
O'Doul
Giants
Crits
Mancuso
Jurges
Cubs
Wilson
Dodgers
Ott
Onten
High
Reds
Whitney
Braves
Ruth
Yankees - Foxx
Athletics
Manush
Senators
Boxer Shot in Argument Over Nickel Phonograph
Charleston reports heavyweight boxer Jack Kearns aged 25 was wounded by three bullets in an argument over a nickel in a phonograph that failed to play. He is in serious condition. Restaurant owner Jack Vasillion is jailed on felonious shooting charges. Also noted, West Virginia pigs not marketed this spring totaled 146 000, up 12 000 from last year.
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Charleston
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Jack Vasillion
Washington
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
Care and laundering of delicate fabrics guidelines
Practical washing tips for draperies hangings and slip covers. Steps include dust removal, tepid soap suds with mild soap, gentle handling, brief machine use if needed, and careful drying and ironing. Colored fabrics shaded, lace curtains soaking allowed. Free booklet on delicate materials via National Household Service.
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National Household Service
East 11Th Street
New York
N.Y
Heavy buying reported at Furniture Mart
Lawrene H Whiting, president of the Ameri ca siture Mart, said factories are flooded with orders and cannot guarantee shipments. He noted price increases from 10 to 40 percent due to higher material and labor costs.
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Manufactusers
America Siture Mart
Lawre
E H. Whiting
Mart
Whiting
Oil marketers elect officers in West Virginia association
Wright of Charleston was elected president and Glenn Triplett of St Marys was elected vice president at the West Virginia oil marketers association annual meeting. Directors include C L Voorhees and F B Bish of Charleston, Edwin R Spears, W A Jackley, W A Newman of Gallipolis Ohio, A A Hines of Ashland Kentucky, J C King of Charleston, Dayton Rhodes of Spencer, and J E Jones of Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W., Wright
West Virginia Oil Marketers Association
Glenn’ ‘Triplett
St. Marys
C. L. Voorhees
F. B. Bish
Clarkspure
Edwin R. Spears
W. A. Jackley
W. A. Newman
Gallipolis, O
A. A. Hines
Ashland Ky
J. C. King
Dayton Rhodes
Spencer
J. E. Jones
Parkersbure
Grayson Indicted in Park Savings Bank Shortage
John Cooke Grayson once in the chief bank examiner’s office and brother of Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, plus David P. Smith Alexander W. McNeil and Benedict M. McNeil, were indicted by a District of Columbia grand jury on conspiracy to commit embezzlement and perjury. Grayson faced an additional charge of conspiring to defraud the United States.
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Washington
John Cooke Grayson
National Bank Examiner
Cary T. Grayson
Park Savings Bank
District of Columbia Grand Jury
David P. Smith
Alexander W. McNeil
Benedict M. McNeil
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across Clues From a Fragment
Fragmented grid and partial clues show a mixed set of across items with defunct words and garbled entries. The readable hints mention fairy 1X selling ta ratailere and several distorted terms, with scattered numbers like 22 24 30 and references to animals plants and rivers, implying a damaged puzzle page section.
Wisconsin Man Named Head Of Kiwanis International
Joshua L. Johns of Algoma was elected president of Kiwanis International by unanimous vote at the annual convention in Los Angeles. He succeeds Carl E. Endicott of Huntington Indiana. Judge A. A. Schramm of Marietta Ohio and Andrew Whyte of Edmonton Alberta were named vice presidents.
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Los Angeles
Joshua L. Johns
Algoma
Kiwanis International
Carl E. Endicott
Huntington
Ind
A. A. Schramm
Marietta, O
Andrew Whyte
Edmonton
Alta
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Lowell
Maks
Pap
Ellsworth
Vines
International League
Newark
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Albany
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
American Association
Southern Association
Foxx
Yankees
Gehrig
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Lauieri
Boxer
TRIBE
Topa'wirler
Clevel
Oral New -Hildebrand
Odoul
Claric
Watson
CLARK
Lerty
Sam
Leslie
Furniture Mart
OIL, Marketers
J.J. Grayson
Examiner's
Robert S. Stynz
Stunz
Self
Grayson
Grayson Friends Aid
Charlottesville Va
South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
MacDonald
Great Britain
Hull
Germany
Baron Neurath
Boy Az
Institute
Exhini
Bnglien Arica
Uni
oForth ‘Ag
Turkle
Iver
Toul Ter
Alii Trea Blerelng
Seoren
Stuinheede
Action At Law
Feclfae
Bilstonseat Ein
Rave Berto Couen
Bilan River & Tike
Spore
Wisconsin
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