Cardinals Take First Game From Athletics
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 2 in a spring exhibition in Miami. Foxx and Gelbert hit home runs for the A’s and Cards respectively. Rhem Grabowski Johnson each pitched three innings for St Louis. Mahaffey allowed the decisive runs in the seventh and eighth as the crowd of 1500 saw a lively renewal of the 1930 World Series teams.
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Miami
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Charley Gelbert
Flint Rhein
al Grabowski
Sylvester Johnson
Leroy Mahaffey
Athletics
Flint Rhemn
Foxx
Cardinals
Red Birds
Mahaffey
Rommel
POE
Williams Ss
Rommel P
Walberg P
Mahaffey P
Teaki
St. Louis
AKR
HUH Po A
E Martin Cf
Moore Tk
Reet
SB Bottomley
Oo VT
Oe Myers
Gelbert Ss
Adams
Mancusec
Gonzales
Grabowskip
Johnson P
R Athletics
Cramer
Mancuso
Gelbert
Martin
Cochrane
Myers
Bottomley
Grabowski
Rhem
Walberg
Johnson
Rhemn
Umptres
Repshaw
Quinn
Philadelphia
England Three Hundred Years Ago Food Kept To Bread Meat
A historical note describes early English cuisine with bread meat and fish as the main staples and scarce vegetables and fruit. It highlights the limited variety available to people three centuries ago.
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England
Christmas readings at Central Friends Church schedule
Central Friends Church hosts a morning 9 45 session led by Horace Haworth and an 11 o clock worship with Rev Tom Alderman Sykes speaking on A Spider and His Web and The Heroic in Life. Eva G Campbell of Guilford college will sing Thou Art Our Father. An evening 7 30 reading by Rev Joseph Peele of The Other Wise Man concludes the fall supper series.
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Central Friends
Brotherhood
Horace Haworth
Tom Alderman Sykes
Eva G. Campbell
Giilford College
Father
Briggs
Joseph Peele
Guilford College Friends Church
Henry van Dyke
Peele
Central Friends Church
Institute Stampede Ends in Death of Prisoners
In a chaotic rush at the Institute, guard Owen Bailey Jr. was knocked down thrice while freeing inmates. Fiery death followed as five barred cell sections trapped detainees unable to escape the red hot bars. Guards failed to reach them as flames consumed the block. Cause unknown. inquest summoned.
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Owen Bailey, Jr
Uniform College Textbooks Proposal Sparks State Debate
A Pitts bill to uniformize textbooks for state high schools is urged to include college textbooks. A parent of a recent graduate argues that paying 25 to 30 dollars yearly for books is excessive and secondhand volumes could suffice. The speaker aims for broader application of the Pitts bill in state schools.
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Pitts
North Carolina prison fire kills eleven at Duplin stockade
Coroner Bridgers ruled the fire from unknown causes with no evidence of criminal negligence. Testimony cited a month-old prison camp in excellent condition and a theory of defective wiring. Prisoners unable to identify may be buried by authorities while others go to Sims prison.
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Bridgers
L. D. Whitley
I. W. Best
Rivers D. Johnson
J. A. Powers
Raleigh
Mar
Duplin County
General Assembly
Cary
Ere
L. G. Whitley
The
Welfare Board
Kenansville
W. T. Best
J. K. Powell
State's Prison
George Ross Pon
Morganton
Boney
Arduer
Gardner
Tam
North Carolina
Storms disrupt highways and quakes shake south Serbia
Severe weather and seismic activity sweep through multiple regions. In Serbia south, earthquakes toppled 150 houses at Mirovitz with one fatality, while storms and cold snap near the Gulf Coast threaten crops and livestock. In Arkansas, snow and wind aid budding fruit fears as three buildings fall near Bossier City.
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Vienna
Serbia
Mirovitz
New Orleans
Gulf Coast States
Fayetteville
Ark
Bossier City
Louisiana
South
Rockies
Daughter Of Famous Murder Trial Figure Takes Own Life
Kalamazoo report details Florence Tabor Critchiow, daughter of 1919 Lawton case figure Sarah Tabor, found dead by poison at Pine Lake near Olivet after a long public life marked by the Maud Tabor trunk discovery and a high profile trial. Separate Kansas City note describes widespread drought relief spending as winter returns with snow and rain across the Midwest and Mississippi and Ohio river basins.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Poorhouse
Michigan
Criminal Court
Sarah I. Tabor
Florence Tabor Critchiow
Northwestern University
Pine Lake
Olivet
Florence Tabor
Lawton
Maud
Maud Tabor
Sarah Tabor
Eureka
Calif
Bountiful
Kansas City
Midwest
Mississippi
Ohio
Capper Leaders Denounce Hoover Platform At Rally
A group opposes both Hoover and Raskob backed platforms and denies plans for a third party. Governor Roosevelt’s refusal to attend the conference deepens the political split as the dispute continues to unfold.
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Hoover
Raskob
Roosevelt
Shouse Denies Campaign for Raskob Prohibition Plan
Shouse, Democratic executive committee chairman, denied reports that he would campaign for the Raskob prohibition platform. He said he will continue public speaking across the country and has pressed Democrats to take a firm stance on prohibition, predicting enough states oppose national prohibition for a convention majority. In Centreville Maryland, John J. Raskob said he proposed sending Jouett Shouse on a barnstorming tour to advocate the state liquor plan.
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Shouse
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Executive Committee
National Committee
Raskob
Centreville
John J. Raskob
National Democratic Committee
Washington
Potato on the Bill of Fare Preceded Global Discovery
An archival note states the potato appeared on an American Indian menu centuries before its wider recognition elsewhere, suggesting early cultivation and use in indigenous cuisine long before European contact.
State government reorganization moves and bills pass
Former Governor Smith lauds Gardner proposals for state government reorganization. Legislature advances six month schools funding, consolidates North Carolina universities, bans night work for under eighteens, sets fifty five hour week, allows divorce after five years separation, and enacts local government reforms. Other measures include banking, agriculture, health, park commissions reorganizations, highway patrol increase, tax plan discussions, and county budget reductions. Senate action on a film industry figure Harris noted.
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Smith
New York
Gardner
House
University of North Carolina, North Carolina State
North Carolina College
Senate
Local Government Commission Act
Connor
Cherry Banking
Sewell
Department of Banking
Corporation Commission
Agriculture Commission
Burrus
State Board of Health
Powell
Park Commission
Highway Patrol
God's Middleman sermon subject at First Methodist service
The morning worship at First Methodist Protestant features the sermon "God's Middleman" by Rev. R. I. Farmer. The choir conducted by Prof. E. B. Stimson presents organ and vocal numbers including "Andantino" and "The King of Love."
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R. I. Farmer
E. B. Stimson
Johnston
Dyer
Shelley
MacDowell
T. Wingate Andrews
Jesus
the Wildwood
Horse Racing Bill Defeated in Buncombe County
A split in the Buncombe delegation led to the defeat of the Reed bill to permit horse and dog racing and pari mutuel betting in Buncombe County Raleigh March 7. Rep Ervin of Burke led the fight with support from Reed and Howell. Gay Edwards Spence Burgin opposed the measure and Gay moved to table the bill.
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Raleigh
N. C
Burcombe
Buncombe County
Ervin
Burke
Gay
Northampton
Edwards
Cleveland
Spence
Moore
Burgin
Davidson
Reed
Howell
Buncombe
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West Broad Street
St. Remey
Moncetz
Florence Tabor Critchlow
Arkansas
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Capper
God
M. P
Sherwin
E. K. Stimson
Norman Dement
J. H. Mourane
A. J. Koonce
Sulelivan
Hiatt Tire Co
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