Baseball Scores and Upcoming NL and AL Games
National League results include Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 1 and Chicago 3 Boston 0 with several postponements. Upcoming NL games feature New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati along with Philadelphia at St Louis and Boston at Chicago. American League notes Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 in 12 innings and Cleveland 3 Boston 2 among scores with many other matchups and postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Westerday
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburon
Brooklyn Philadelphia
Baseball Leaders and Home Run Totals From Yesterday
Yesterday's figures show McManus and Bishop among players with home runs. Leaders include Berger Klein Gehrig Hartnett Lazzeri, with the Athletics and Yankees featuring prominently in totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManus
Red Sox
Bishop
Coleman
Higgins
Berger
Braves
Klein
Phillies
Gehrig
Yankees
Hartnett
Cubs
Lazzeri
Jon
Athletics
Tax program in works bill faces revolt
Washington reports a narrow margin as Democrats confront a revolt over the tax program tied to a $3.3 billion public works bond plan. The House adopted a rule for the measure amid clashes over amendments, with 213 to 194 votes, as Republicans push for a manufacturers sales tax to fund the plan. Amendments target capital gains losses, electricity tax shifting, and tax law reforms following Senate banking committee testimony on J. P. Morgan & Co. failures to pay taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways' and Means Committee
Bacharach
R-N. J
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Burns
Tennessee
White House
Louis M. Howe
Farmer- Laborites
Ways and Means
Vinson
Senate Banking Committee
J. P. Morgan and Company
Doghton
Wa and Means Committee
Morgan
Congress
Representative McCormack
D-Mass
Baseball Records Reorder Highlights Frederick Simmons
Johnny Frederick of Brooklyn breaks back into the Big Six after a tough season. Al Simmons improves his semi official standing as a hit was previously overlooked in earlier tallies. Standings show West Browns leading with 29 games, 118 at bats, 19 runs, .381 average. Simmons of the White Sox is next with 32 at bats, 12 runs, .372. Martin of the Cardinals and Chapman of the Yankees follow, with Traynor of the Pirates at .364.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn
Busted
al Simmons
West
Browns
Simmons
Martin
Cards
Chapman
Yanks
Frederick
Dodg
Traynor
Pirates
Chile Tries Military Drill to Balance Red Teaching
Santiago reports a nationwide Chilean program of military and civic training in all schools to combat communism. Hundreds of teachers were dismissed for communist ties or ideas. Education Minister Domingo Duran and Defense Minister Emilio Bello crafted courses for students from first grade through university. Civic training aims to foster patriotism and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Domingo Duran
Emilio Bello
Defense
Senor Durance
Masks and gift tax loom in prewar Sweden report
In Stockholm on May 26 a telegraphic note notes civilians to buy masks before war. The piece compares gift declarations and tax yields, with 892 this year versus 106 last year, and March tax revenue rising sharply to over $400,000 from under $7,000. The higher levy aims to deter inheritance tax evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
House advances bills as senate ponders local measures and adjourns
The senate stayed in session to pass various local measures while the house sent an inheritance tax bill to the senate, preserved state police debate, killed two bills designating police and penitentiary plate production, and approved salary protection, betting tax, and license bill proposals amid a reapportionment measure pending floor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
House Voted On Compromise Tax Bill Amid Budget Fight
A conference committee produced a compromise tax bill short of administration revenue needs by 4 million dollars. The measure lowers retail sales tax and sets three fourths of one percent, with wholesale tax at three twentieths. An income tax of one percent with exemptions is approved. The bill passed the Senate as leaders prepare for an open House vote and likely budget impacts for schools and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Senate
House
Kump
Holt
Lewis
Herold
Braxton
Iane Taylor
Cabell
Charge Stock Sale Faked by Mitchell
New York details government evidence in 1930 scheme to record a stock sale to W. D. Thornton, creating a fabricated gain of 624,637 and avoiding 129,719 in income tax. Writings show letters used to stage transfer of 8,500 Anaconda copper shares held by J. P. Morgan and Company as collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
W. D. Thornton
George Z. Medalie
Mitchell
Thornton
John D
Ryan
Anaconda
J. P. Morgan and Company
Thomas
Thornton and Adams tied to Anaconda stock scheme
The letter shows Thornton and Adams handling 11,000 Anaconda Copper Mining Company shares via J P Morgan and Partners, using 7,500 shares as collateral in a loan tied to Mitchell's sale. Thornton bore a net loss of 201.71 dollars while Adams gained dividends of 3,187.50 but lost 3,389.21 on the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofhiornton
J. P. Morgan and Company
George Whitney
Morgan
C. ‘Eb. Mitchell
Wal] Stret
Anaconda Copper Mining Copany
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Thornton
Adams
Medalie
Ryan
Anaconda
Mitchell
Deputies Hear Ultimatum On Debts In Paris
Paris May 26 Roosevelt paid the 19 million dollar war debt interest due in December. Edouard Herriot France's special envoy for Roosevelt economic conversations told the chamber of deputies amid a hot debate about debt condition and future statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Roosevelt
Edouard Herriot
France
Roosevelt Economic Conservations
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Stocks rise under leadership of specialty groups
New York on May 26 reports stocks higher under leaders from sugar, office equipment, gold mining and related sectors. Turnover around 4,000,000 shares with utilities and rails up moderately in quiet trading. Home State gains about 10 points amid cautious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indianapolis 600 Mile Race Driver Lineup Cited
The field for the Indianapolis 600 mile race May 30 lists Bob Bergere, Berre, Stubby Stubblefield, W. H. Stubblefield, Lou Moore, Cliff Bergere from Los Angeles and Howard Wilcox from Indianapolis as pilots for the classic event. Associated Press photos note the group preparing for the start amid market quotes showing gains in Case, U. S. Industrial Alcohol and several other issues including U S Steel and American Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scpe Bergere
Woward Wilcox
W. H
Stubby” Stubblefield
Lou’ Moore
Cliff Bergere
Los Angeles
Howard Wilcox
Indianapolis
Associated
Dry Leader Assairs Strategy of Farley
The Rev R B Ewing West Virginia Anti-Saloon League superintendent accuses Postmaster General Farley of using misleading strategy to push repeal. He cites Farley’s warning that repealing the Eighteenth Amendment could force all income tax payers to owe 6 to 10 dollars per every 100 earned. Bernard Rattner rides by horseback from the Rio Grande valley to Chicago to promote the valley’s exhibit at the world’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
R. B. Ewing
West Virginia
Anti-Saloon League
Farley
Bernard Rattner
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
International League
Newark
Albany
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Southern Association
Nashville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dayton
Zanesville
Wheeling
Huntington
Johnstown
Total
Shanghai
BAER
Dempsey
Schmeling
Mary Martin
Associated Press
Case
U. S
U. 8. Steel
American Telephone
Burroughs
Union Pacific
American Sugar
Johns Manville
Alaska
Juneau
Crown
Cork
American Can
Aw,stubblefrlds
Lou Moore
Prohibition
Taylor County Council For Prohibition
Court House
A. E. Haan
W. Va. Council For Prohibition Repeal
American Legion
M. L. McGraw
Womans Organization For Prohibition Reform
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!