Wall Street Uncertain Over Future Silver Prospects
New York June 27 The world price of silver rose on Treasury purchase and Roosevelt powers uncertainty after Senate vote. Handy & Harman raised import prices to 30.5 cents per ounce from 2.9, triggering a London drop and cut to 40 cents from 43 by the U S treasury. Markets were quiet amid speculation on monetary legislation and the Senate’s stance. If silver policy shifts, mining and western employment could rise. foreign sales impact Mexico and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate
Treasury
Roosevelt
Handy & Harman
London
U. S Treasury
Fenne Way
Wall Street
Mayfort
House
Honsevelt
Krokera
Mexico
China
Japan
Governors and crime fight echo at conference and visit plans
Albany dispatch reports Governor Stark urging fellow governors to unite against crime while praising Lehman Roosevelt and Murphy for action that toppled the Pendergast machine. Stark to chair next year’s conference, Cochran warns on trade policy, luncheon with Roosevelt and Hyde Park visit planned. Also San Antonio notes Pancho Villa defeats Hurricane Henry Hook in a late bantam bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mlesnard
Lloyd C. Starke
Stark
Guv Herbert
Lehman
New York
Stile
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Tom Pendergant
Kansas City
R. I. Cochran
Nebraska
Rouse- Felt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Cochran
Derringer In Form Reds Beat Pirates In Twelveframes
Cincinnati June 27 Reds end four game slide with strong pitching and timely hitting to down the Pittsburgh Pirates. Paul Derringer allowed four safeties and earned his ninth victory while Frank McCormick powered the offense with four straight hits including a fourth inning homer as Cincinnati gains in game two of the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Derringer
Frank McCormick
Poseman
Derringer
Agaliel Tien
Hia
Mowatsman
Yuked
fiUi
Nhinelanders
Abito Acinemand
ATO
gWethet
Waner
Gree Ab
Vauwhon
Goodmen Tz
Kicluiff
Hatecore
Figtcher
Lombardie
Mandiry
Gamble
Younes
Merwer
Muller
Sunie
Onerringes
Orese
Deu
Brown
Dolp
Warnere
Lois
Dune
Chicago
Cuba
Lean Lon Warneke
Hostak regains middleweight crown in KO triumph
In Seattle on June 27, Hor tak of Seattle won back the National Boxing Association middleweight title with a fourth round technical knockout of Solly Krieger of Brooklyn. Hostak, 158½, Krieger 160, scored two knockdowns in the third and three in the fourth, finishing Krieger with a right to the jaw. Referee James J. Braddock stopped the bout as Krieger fell to the ropes and floor amid handlers. The crowd of 24,000 saw Hostak become the first to reclaim the crown since Stan Ketchel in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
UPI
AM Hortak
Tus
National Boxing Association
Tomignt
Solly Krieger
Brooklyn
Une
Kostak
Wim Gracey
Hastek
Kroger
Hostak
Kreiger
James J. Braddock
Braddock
Himarrose
Kreeger
Krleger
Cimunton
Dons Hastak
Stanley Ketchel
Billy Papke
Hastak
Noyveroher
Honda
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Waeh
Tailor Offers Sporty Chelsea And Knollwood Tweeds
The Nifty Tailor advertises sporty jackets and full suits from Chelsea and Knollwood Tweeds priced at 27.60 and 30 dollars. Two dozen styles are available, with slacks at 4.75 and a separate 16.50 item. Bill.
Purse Taken After Fiasco In Heavyweight Bout
Los Angeles June 27. AL ETTORE denies match fixing amid controversy after a $1,000 purse seizure and license revocation following his loss to Monte Rosenbloom. Philadelphia heavyweight Maxie attacked during rounds, Ettore blames climate. Rosenbloom censured. referee notes towel tossed from Ettore corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California Athletic
Jovy Chal AL Filore
Palladelphia
Monte Rosenilon
Eure
Joe Louis
Maxie
Phindelphian
Rosenbloom
Dottors
Charles Gandolph
Pacific Coast League names varied teams and players
Pacific Coast League notes from Oakland and San Francisco mention Cantwell and Raymonds Gi san and Spritz in an unclear roster snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaklland
San Francisco
Cantwell and Raymonds
Gisan and
Spritz
American girls win at tennis in all England round
Wimbledon June 27 America's young players won open round matches with several stars advancing. Alice Marble defeated Mrs J Kirk 6-3 6-2 and Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan performed strongly in a graceful display. Gracyn Wheeler and others posted clear victories while veterans Rene Mathieu and Wilda Sperling eased through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hull Sacoby
Ventura
R. E. Waylork
Renter Court
Alice Marble
Mra. J
Kirk
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Ucld
M. G. N. Nor- EW
Gracyn Wheeler
Chessseesues
Olof Santa Monica
Calif
Betty Sacramento
Nuthall
Sahet of Portland San Diego Newsome and Fernandes
Fragmentary notice mentions individuals including Newsome, Fernandes, Hebert, Starr. No clear event, date, or organization specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahet
Portland
San Diego Newsome
Fernandes
Hebert
Ani Starr
Chavez Defeats Los Angeles In Ten Round Showdown
In a windy night fight Chavez bested Los Angeles in a ten round bout. The bout, held in June, featured Tony Roy and Georgia Crouch among observers with unclear scoring. Referee Charlie Randolph oversaw the match as fans discussed the controversial decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavez
Los Angeles
Georgia Crouch
Low Angels
Tony Roy
Twins in Traffic Mix Spark Court Confusion
Odain Ga on dune 27. Taina Aviicaml Charlo Hivenah halted on a traffic charge. One way given a ticket. Hoth cane to court. Sal Are lee says I got the teken. Officers could not swear how it happened. The judge offered care but hissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odain
Taina Aviicaml
Charlo Hivenah
Hoth
Lee
Germans warn Reich still has them on roster
Detroit June 27 Detroit Turners vice president Arthur A. Kuecken reported the German government issued a proclamation ordering foreign dwelling German citizens born in 1929 to register at the German consulate in Cleveland by July 35, 1935. He said penalties exist for noncompliance and warned German citizens aspiring to American citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Arthur A. Kuecken
Detroit Turners
Kuecken
Germnu
Cleveland
Write Kailer
Loveland
Germa
Cats and dogs fed as relief families camp at county poor farm
In Gelden Colorado, Mrs Ardell Margaret Thompson and her jobless son Harold Methide 34 continue camping with five dogs and two cats at Jefferson County poor farm as officials and friends arrange food and shelter. They requested permission to keep one dog and one cat amid the relief crisis showing tensions in aid distributions. County Commissioner James Riggins Jr cautioned diplomacy as aid networks respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alopphd
Offichis Sand
James €. Riggins, Jr
Aln
Waging
Royal Norway Pair in Washington on Nine Week Tour
Crown Prince Olav of Norway and Princess Martha visit Washington as part of a nine week tour stopping in 20 cities. They were greeted by Secretary of State and Mrs. Ilwil and will entertain officials at a formal reception. The article notes their Swedish wife and a series of stops, with future visits to Pennsylvania and Massachusetts before July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillice
Hal Schumacher
New York
Danning
Mary Cf
alDemares Cr
Younes
Hirksierk Tnith
Pallaceshia
Rone
Holling
Muieber
May
Young
Cokie Chaperr
Jurers
Dallins
Brute
Demaree Sy Pupple
Kamnouris
Marty
Atide
Thiladeville
Dutcher
Harel
Schumacher
Kirkswree
Pearson
Aiurk Wit
Butener
Hartel
Kirksleck
Butcher & In
Merret
Kirke
Yin
J. Vorthn
Itcher—Duteher
Washington
Olay of
Nori
The
Caplin
Nori Dakoto
Barperrh
United States
Marthan
Pennsylvania
Magenchusens
Baseball leaders and player mentions from leagues
Summary of scattered baseball player names and teams across American and National Leagues mentioning Greenberg Tigers Foxx Red Sox Selkirk Yankees Camits Dodgers McCormick Reds Olt Giants Lombardi Reds with unclear context and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberg
Tigers Foxx
Red Sox
Selkirk
Yankees
Seegee
Donnaon
Athletica
Camits
Dodpereye
McCormick
Reds
Olt Giants
Lombardi
Answers to Cranium Crackers and Pree 9 Jumble
The note lists answers to Cranium Crackers and Pree 9 items with scattered terms Mano Bagpine Bannvial lthar Tihs. It reads like a puzzle index or answer key fragment from a periodical page and lacks clear context or complete questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mano
Bagpine
Bannvial
Reiswig Heads Seventh Day Adventists in Montana
Bozeman June 27 The Rev J J Reiswig of Bozeman was elected president of the Montana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists at the Mount Ellis academy camp meeting. Also chosen were Werber Johnson secretary treasurer William Lay educational secretary No J Aboe missionary secretary and an executive committee including R Kenney Horace Green Minton Dr T F Ve Lorel and George Head. Bill L Nelden 29 of Garliner died from gas poisoning on a bridge project near Tower Fall Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
J. J. Reiswig
Montmna
William Lay
No J. Aboe
Roseman
R. Kenney
Horace Green
Minton
T. F. Ve. Lorel
George Head
Butte
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Bill L. Nelenn
Garliner
Bureau
Public Reds
Tower Falle
Pioneer Montana Pastor Dies in Jersey Aged 82
The Rev. De Duncan J. MeMions, a pioneer Montana Presbyterian minister who served in the West and New York, died aged 82. Born in Yonkers New York, he held degrees from Blackburn College and Washington and Jefferson College. He led the College of Montana from 1882 to 1890, directed home missions in New York, established mission schools in the Rockies, preached across Icelandic, German, and Greek communities, and oversaw churches for Ruthenians and Chinese communities before retiring in 1951 as general secretary of the New York Sabbath association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denville
N.S. Jung
de Duncan J. MeMions
Ma Brief Innes
Gemini Fontes
Yonn
Blackburn College
Carnnville
Washington and Jefferson College
College of Montane
Home Mission Board
The
Presbyterian Church In
New York
Govind Ehurch
URA
Ron Insliter
Unclear baseball note lists players and teams in scrambled form
Fragmentary OCR item mentions runs batted in and players like Gehringer Reds Giants Ott and McCormick with teams Yonkers and Williams. The text is garbled. no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible beyond scattered names and teams.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Uncle Sam
Searaven
Ehip
Portsmouth
BUCS
Tou Aia
FADIA
Muelle
Ninner
Paimufri
Tupe Wester i
Frey
Gonavnan
Cormick
Fieleher
Yauwhon
Fieleier
Taushin
Aasey
Halls
Rewell
Bavers
Vortinaer
Hita
Oll Devers
Broan
Rowell Moneta
Souersy
Qoints
Hartnett
Inntek
Dorx— & Ihuny
Itvee
Gleeson
Mine
Binuginer
Guiterider
Ersore
Nane
Pulted InTack
Owen
Slaughter
Ieee
Hite
Herman
Warneke
Oxen
Slavantes
Denen
Mastin
Letton Bates
Louis
Calera
Wallefall
Warsexe
Whitehall
Mane
Rene
Pischer— Warneke
Giants
Krieger
Chelsea and Knollwood
Palm Beach
AL Ettore
American Association
S& Paul
Fain
Milwaukee
REICH
Royal Norway
Henry Uode
Fort Erie
Suart Nighswander
Buffalo
N.Y
Fort Erie Hospital
Ren. Reiswg
Montana
Jersey
Leagan Greenberg
Theerseevee
Williams
Red Box
Ek Yonkers
Gehringer
Theers
Dengue
Femura
Grodman
Ott
Arad
Hamilton
Fligelman
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!