Standings Today National and American Leagues Update
Yesterday results list NL games with Pittsburgh edging Brooklyn and Chicago beating Philadelphia. rain affected several matchups. AL results show Detroit over Washington and Philadelphia over St Louis. standings table highlights New York, Chicago, and Cleveland atop respective leagues with several rainouts and upcoming matchups noted.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston-St. Louis
St.Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago Philadelphia
Home Team Links and Player Mentions Across Leagues
Fragmentary list references players Vaughan Johnson Warneke Hartnett Bilin Huhel Berger Klein Gehrig Foxx and teams Pirates Cubs Athletics Senators Phillies Braves Yankees suggesting cross league matchups and notable stars. Lacks coherent event context or dates.
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Hans Sane Lopez
Dodgers
Vaughan
Pirates
Johnson
Athletics
Warneke
Cubs
Hartnett
Bilin
Phillies
Huhel
Senators
Berger
Braves
Klein
Gehrig
Yankees
Foxx
Morgan Firm Faces Senate Probe Over Stock Sales and Loans
The Pecora committee reviews favored stock sales at 20 a share to Morgan partners including Charles F. Adams and William H. Woodin. Whitney testifies he secured 14,000 shares at 20 while Morgan loans to Mitchell hover at 5.8 million, with 18 million set aside for under collateralized loans.
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Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Morgan House
Indelphia Drexel and Company
George Whitney
Fir
Alleghany Corporation
Woodin
Senator Borah
R-Ida
Treasury
Idaho
Whitney
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Charles F. Adams
Navy
Henry §. Morgan
Woodin Purchase
Secretary of the Treasury
Ewing
Morgan and Company
Alleghany Co
Costigan
D-Col
Couzens
RaMich
Sabes
Morgan
Smilipe
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
McAdoo
van Sweringen Brothers
Inter
House of Morgan
Norman H. Dn
John W. Davis
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Mitchell
Stock Exchange
Mitche
Wiitney
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Morgan Company
New York State
Glass
National City and Corn Exchange Bank
Railroads push for tax relief across Virginia West Virginia
Railroads request assessment relief as state traffic fell 16.2 percent and operating revenues dropped 174 percent. The Pennsylvania System lists carriers through D H Worrall and Morgan & Co proposing cuts for Cumberland Valley Martinsburg and others. Norfolk and Western offers no suggestions amid a federal court case. Express Company faces a $200,000 assessment amid truck competition. Other carriers seek reductions on Kanawha and Michigan, Monongahela Railway, Scott's Run and more.
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Pennsylvania
D.H. Worrall
Morgan
Roper
Drexel
West Virginia
Worand Company
Morgan Affiliate
Rail
Railway Express Company
E. T. Williamson
Express Company
Kanawha
Michigan
Monongahela
Kentucky farmers sow Korean lespedeza seed in spring
Five Kentucky farmers sowed 4,500,000 pounds of Korean lespedeza seed this spring, a 50 percent increase over 1932 levels, highlighting a surge in legume cultivation and soil improvement efforts by local agricultural groups.
Lee Tracy Teases Women and Fishing in Private Jones
Lee Tracy, age 34 and a noted bachelor, jokes he has not married because no woman would tolerate a man obsessed with fishing. The Universal-International drama Private Jones opens at the Opera House tonight, with Friday and Saturday showings also planned.
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Lee Tracy
Sunny
Universal
Private Jones
Opera House
Elso
Alee
Kieffer Breaks Down On Stand In Wife Murder Trial
In Parkersburg on May 25, Al Do Kieffer, charged with killing his wife Martha and her alleged lover Howard Godbey, wept on the witness stand describing the shootings. He said he did not want to kill them but that seeing Godbey with Martha caused him to lose control. He later called state police to confess. He faces charges for both murders.
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Philadelphia
Pecora
Morgan
England
Allegheny Corporation
Parkersburg
Aldo Kieffer
Howard Godbey
Kieffer
Godbey
Martha
Meals for Five for 83 Week Explains New Food Stuff
The American Weekly magazine helps readers feed five for 83 weeks using a newly found foodstuff. The Baltimore American distributes the magazine with Sunday editions. newsboys sell copies.
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Nest Sun
Wsboy
Baltimore American
Cryptic Daily Crossword Leads to Puzzling Misprints
Fragmented OCR style clue set appears to describe a daily crossword ceremony with garbled phrases and scattered terms. Readable elements include references to Turdnip lange and Gneddam, with vague notes on dealing out sparingly and perceiving through ere, suggesting a puzzle page with inconsistent text.
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Montreal
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Chattanooga
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Memphis
American Association
Kansas City
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Toledo
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Tout bin
Total
Bwand
Eqgiétre
James Mattern
Texas
Century of Progress
Floyd Bennett Field
Mattern
Russia
Associated Press
Cumberland Valley
Martinsburg
Wheeling Terminal
Wheeling Coal
Norfolk and Western
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Browns
Martin
Cards
Chapman
Yanks
Tett
W.S
Ynor
Richard Schayer
Samuel Spewack
Bella Cohen
George Jessel
Russell Mack
Carl Laemmle, Jr
Gloria Stuart
Donald Cook
Emma Dunn
Shirley Grey
Frank McHugh
Russell Gleason
Walter Catlett
Carl Leemmle
Universal Picture
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Nelly
Au Mepeat
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Grafton Sentinel
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