Mohawks Fall to Harmonies in Weather Affected Game
The Mohawks lost 1 to 3 to the Harmonies in cold conditions. Pellierini hit a late first-half home run to regain the lead for Harmonies, while Cur Lett o followed with another homer. Simnick went 4 for 4 for the Mohawks in a losing effort. Next Sunday the Mohawks face the Pirates at Riverdale Park. Arrows open season at Riverdale Park May 3 led by Tubby Mohr with pitching targets from Curtis and Kreutzbergs.
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Pellierini
Mohawks
A.B. H. Av
F. Simnick
J. Kinney
J. Leib
L. Wlahive
C. Sellin
D. Kashee Q
Arrows
Riverdale Park
Trinity
Pat
Tubby” Mohr
St. Paul Arrows
Warriors
Tubby
Adam Engleman
Chuck” Markus
Ben” Curtis
Dick” Kreutzberg
Art” Kreutzberg
Art
Purdue University
Curtis
Right Medicine Claims Cure for Chronic Gastric Ailments
A Chicago man suffers four years of stomach pains gas vomiting and weight loss. He credits Doctor A L Duplantis Gas and Indigestion Tablets with relief after a hopeless diagnosis. Sold at drug stores or by mail from 1646 Sedgwick St Chicago Illinois.
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David Louis
Franklin St
Chicago
Natural gas drives big Chicago pipeline plan from Texas Panhandle
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co moves toward introducing Texas Panhandle natural gas to Chicago later this year. A 2000 work force will educate customers on new usage while inspecting 9000 gas outlets. Pipeline uses 209000 tons of 24 inch pipe and 2500 workers daily for a year. Gas pressure near 600 psi with 100000 hp compressing stations. Daily throughput 175 million cubic feet, equating to 300 coal cars. Old mains may remain from earlier 15 20 year use.
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co
Texas Panhandle
Chicago
People Gas Light & Coke Co
Insull
Cities Service Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Texas Corporation
Skeily Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Corporation
Columbian Carbon Corporation
Indiana
Calumet
Lansing Social Roundup Sees Visits and Local Events
Chicago visitors call on Lansing residents as P T A plans a May 5 banko party at Calvin Coolidge school. Local folks travel to Chicago and Lockport while Eva Cochran lands a Chicago job. Mrs Hixon prepares to move to Los Angeles with her daughter.
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Chicago
Int- Hout
Thaldorf
Burnham Avenue
M. E
Beuhaus
Chicago Heights
Knipp
P. T. A. Banco
Calvin Coolidge
Frank
IntHout
182Nd Street
Lockport
Ill
Eva Cochran
Lansing
Wright
Bothwell
Bass Lake
Arthur Ward
Navy Pier
Viola Purcell
Gainesville
Ala
Wayne Purcell
Herbert Hixon Texaco
Hixon
Mary Hixon
Herbert Hixon
Santefec
Los Angeles
Calumet District appoints new Boy Scouts commissioner
E L Best district chairman announces J H Woodward is named District Commissioner of the Calumet District, Boy Scouts of America. Woodward, active five years on the Commission ers' Staff, replaces R G DeYoung who moves to the executive committee.
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E. L. Best
Calumet
Boy Scouts of America
J. H. Woodward
Woodward
R. G. DeYoung
New Japanese Cabinet Under Wakatsuki Announces Mix
Tokyo reports Premier Wakatsuki unveils cabinet nearly unchanged from predecessor Yuko Pamaguchi. Gen Jiro Minami becomes war minister, Shujiro Hara commerce minister, Yukio Sakurachi oversees overseas affairs, and Takakichi Kawasaki acts as chief secretary.
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Tokyo
Reijiro Wakatsuki
Japan
Yuko Pamaguchi
Jiro Minami
General Ugaki
Shujiro Hara
Tawara
Yukio Sakurachi
Matsuda
Takakichi Kawasaki
Fukiya Suzuki
Wakatsuki
Uwamaguchi
Hoover 1932 Nomination Hinted by Washington Poll
The Washington Post poll of about 1,000 1928 delegates shows President Hoover likely to be renominated on the first ballot with Curtis as vice president. Hoover leads with 487 votes. Morrow 15. Coolidge 112. other candidates receive single votes. Curtis leads vice presidential preference with 241, while Morrow has 384. Curtis undecided on running for VP or Senate. Teddy Roosevelt discussed as VP possibility.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Washington Post
Senator Morrow
New Jersey
Calvin Coolidge
Lowden
Dawes
Borah
Watson
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Morrow
Hurley
Tilson
Connecticut
Manford MacNider
Town
Brown
Jess
Emmerson
Tinois
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Fish
New York
Senate
Kansas
Teddy” Roosevelt
Ile
Deportation Proceedings Seen For 3000 Canadians
Montreal official confirms that deportation actions may be taken against about 3000 Canadians living in the New England states who entered the United States illegally, according to U.S. immigration commissioner H. B. Landis.
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Montreal
Quebec
New England States
United States
H. B. Landis
Arsenal to Be Built at Oahu Hawaii for Navy
The Navy department announced bids open on June 17 for the naval ammunition depot at Oahu Hawaii. The station will cost about 8 800 000 dollars and is to be completed by 1938. It will be the most modern in the world.
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Washington
Naval
Oahu
Hawaii
Navy Department
Great Northern Orders 500 Steel Gondola Cars
The Great Northern railway ordered 500 steel gondola cars with 50 ton capacity each. The deal is valued at about $1,200,000.
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Steel
New York
Great Northern Railway
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Ture
General Electric
Public Service
Public Service Company OF Northern
Illingois
W. C. Dowdy
Dist
Mgr
159Th & Fisk Streets
Harvey
IIL
Malloy Coal Co
Baby
Conrad Kern
Interocean
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
A. L Duplantis
M. D
Sedgwick St
Chicago, Il
Henry W. Schnoor
Chicago Street
Dolton
Texas
Boy Scouts
Walter R. Stroh
Sanderson Ave
Dolton, I
Coolidge
Teddy
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