Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler on Money and Senate Ethics
Westbrook Pegler argues that financiers influence elections, comparing the Lorimer scandal to Roosevelt’s election via slush funds. He notes unions and corporations as funders, cites Lasker and Dubinsky, and questions the shift to popular elections, claiming money shapes politics and erodes democratic rigor.
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David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
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International Harvester Company
Edward Hines
Springfield
Albert Lasker
Chicago
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Junior Legion Team to Hold Daily Practice
The American Legion baseball team began practice this morning at 9 a.m. and will hold daily sessions. Coaches Jack Bell and Delwin Ross will train the youths, inviting all players under 17 to try out for the team.
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Junior Legion
American Legion Ou
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Delwin Ross
Paige Delivers For Indians In 2-1 Win Over White Sox
Cleveland ace Paige, aged around 40, hurled seven innings of two hit ball with seven strikeouts to lift the World champions past Chicago 2 1. Boudreau's pinch hit with the bases full produced the winning run as Bob Feller debuted in relief, and Brooklyn, New York, and Boston all pulled within a game in a tight NL pennant race.
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Associated Press
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Indians
Lou Boudreau
Chicago White Sox
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Bob Beller
Boston
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Ross Leads Legion Batters in First Week
Gibson Ross jumps to the batting lead with five hits in 13 trips for a .485 average. Gary Anderson Jack Fountain and James Dennson trail him in hits as the Legion open with two wins and two losses. Fountain leads two base hits with two. Team batting average sits at .203 with 35 runs and 25 hits in 123 at bats and 12 errors.
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Gibson Ross
Gary Anderson
Jack Fountain
James Dennson
G. Ross
Boxing managers’ guild would applaud idea from Elkhorn
From Elkhorn Wisconsin population 2382 comes a notion praised by boxing circles. Editor Claude Eames of the Elkhorn Independent plans to buy a Marquette season ticket and paste it on his TV receiving set after watching the team on television. The roundup also recalls a fire wrecking Fort Worth’s park, Toe Coomer joining Steelers, Bert Bell’s joke offers, and Alabama captaincy history.
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Mud) Eames
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Eames
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Baseball Scores and Political Outsider Debate In New York
MLB results recap the American and National Leagues with wins for Philadelphia over New York Detroit over St Louis Chicago over Cleveland and Brooklyn over Boston plus New York defeating Philadelphia in 15 innings. A lengthy political column accuses outsiders like Baruch and Baruchfund backers of manipulating elections amid Roosevelt and Dubinsky criticisms.
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Cotton Loop Home Run Bonanza in Hot Springs Doubleheader
In the Cotton States League Sunday action eleven homers set a pace as Hot Springs Bathers hit three in a nightcap win over Pine Bluff. Jonn Jeandron led Helena with five RBIs in a 11-1 win at Clarksdale while Natchez beat El Dorado 7-0 and Greenville swept Jeppue in a doubleheader. Weather rainouts left El Dorado at Natchez and Pine Bluff at Hot Springs unplayed. Monday slate includes Helena at Clarksdale and Greenwood at Greenville.
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Bathers
Dick Anderson
Anderson
Hot Springs
Cardinals
Dan Phalen
Joe Giaratano
Jim Schumaker
Jonn Jeandron
Helena
Clarksdale
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Natchez’ Indians
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Indians
Duck Custer
Jim Gilbert
Jack Chandler
Donald Radd
el Dorado
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Jeapué
Greenwood
Murphy
Fred Bates
Ossie Wadewitz
Natchez
Pea Springs
Dorado
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting
Batting leader Kiner of Pittsburgh hits .470 while Musial of St. Louis tallies 384 runs and Robinson of Brooklyn drives in 38 runners. Reese from Brooklyn tallying 31. Nils-Thomson of New York leads with 4 triples alongside Furillo and Thomas. Home runs go to Kiner of Pittsburgh.
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Lchoendienst
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New York
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Dillinger
Newhouser
Legion hosts Taylor in close tonight clash
Hope Legion baseball returns home to face Taylor in a tight game expected to be competitive. Charles Gough may start for the Legion while Taylor fields one of the area's strongest teams. Probable pitchers include Charles Gough for the Legion and Ross for Taylor, with a listed lineup featuring White, Ross, Anderson, Townsend, Bell, Del win Ross, Gunter, McClendon, and Gough.
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Gilson Russ
Gary Anders
Jack Fountain
James Dennis
Charles Gough
Bill McClendan
Deck Bell
Charles Townsend
Delwin Ross
Ob White
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Gunter
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Blake Schoaley Ie
Jack McClendon
Tusk McClendon
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Hope Legion
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Rone
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Gilson Ross
Gary Anderson
Jack B Bell
W. H. Gunter
Bill McClendon
Court Docket City Docket
Court docket lists multiple defendants with offenses such as drunkenness reckless driving and possession of untaxed liquor. Fines range from five to fifty dollars and bonds from three to fifty dollars with entries for guilty pleas and forfeitures. Names include Robert Lee O Roark Robert C White Glen Foster Dorothy Harris Raymond Williamson Maggie Fulee Edna Knight Percy McFaddin and others.
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Robert Lee O'Roark
Robert C. White
Glen Foster
Dorothy Harris
Raymond Williamson
Maggie Fulee
Edna Knight
Brate
Porcey McFaddin
John Straham, Jr
J. B. Heflin
Percy McFaddin
Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan to Visit Paris and London
Rita Hayworth and Prince Aly Khan plan a Paris and London trip after a chateau stay near Cannes. The couple, who wed in a Mohammedan ceremony, spent yesterday indoors due to rain and held a small ceremony with about a dozen guests at their nearby chateau.
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France
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Paris
London
Aly
Jess Gan
Like a Badger Horizontal Permit Puzzle Entry
Fragmentary OCR with scattered clues listing terms such as mustelina and Greek letter, plus various numeric fragments and partial phrases. The piece presents a word puzzle style with random entries, jumbled type, and scattered definitions not forming a coherent article or event.
Puzzle clue list with mixed hints and numbers
A compact list of crossword style clues and cross-reference numbers. It includes entries like weight of India, symbol for ruthenium, English river, compass points, and verbs such as endures and conducts, blended with stray phrases and a few stray symbols.
New Record Likely at Indianapolis Memorial Day Race
Indianapolis May 20. Two cars faced doubtful starts after last-minute bad luck. Grancor special driven by Travis Webb failed with a broken transmission. Johnny McDowell's folding special altered from qualification, ruled by committee as not meeting rules. Wind rose, race day weather clear, crowd above 100000, many rookies in 33 starters. Mauri Rose potential four-time winner unless others prevail. Parsons set 132.9 mph qualifying record. Nalon led with 132.999 mph in Novi Mohill special. Ayuloc was slowest at 125.709 mph.
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Spider) Webb
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Travelers Split Pair With Nashville
The Mobile Bears defeated Atlanta Crackers 4 3 in the first game of a doubleheader that went 12 innings before darkness ended play. Boho News led Chattanooga to a 14 5 win over Memphis in the opener, with the second game rained out. Nashville beat New Orleans 10 6 in the matinee while Little Rock took the finale 9 3. Sawatski piled five for six with two homers for Nashville across both games. Doolittle and Bisa also homered.
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