Amazing Dean brothers pace Dodgers and Giants bid
The Dean brothers Jerome and Paul led the Cardinals to a double victory over league leaders, then Dizzy Dean won 13 8 with three hits and his 27th victory against the Dodgers. Paul hurled a no hit, no run first in the big leagues since 1929 as the Giants beat the Braves. Pirates swept Cincinnati as pennant race tightens.
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Attree
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New Yorkers
Huck Betts
Boston
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Old Timers II Elma White lists chuck wagon crew
Old Timers II features Elna White approving a long roster of Roswell locals who will serve food at the chuck wagon. Deputy Sam McCue guards approach while cooks and servers including Mrs. White Sr. to Mrs. Manning, Carl Johnson, and Eva Hedgcoxe Barlow prepare a joyful, traditional meal with beef, beans, sourdough bread, pickle, potatoes, coffee, and cream.
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Eliza White
Elza
Elna White
Sam McCue
Sam
J. P. “White, Sr
Wade Corn
Joe Clements
Russell Bird
Eva Hedgcoxe Barlow
Carl Johnson
Sam Lewis
E. A. Caheen
W. W. Phillips
Jim Manning
James Sutherland
Frank Strickland
Will Ballard
Lucius Dills
C. €. Martin
Harry Jaffa
Lfe
Portales
Dave Howell
Charley Lusk
D. Bonney
E. F. Williams
Car] McNally
Clark Baker
Capt. Mossman
Johnnie Peck
Hi Don
Stoney Armstrong
Dairyman’s
Roswell
Dillinger Gangsters Wounded In Ohio Prison Break Attempt
Harry Pierpont and Charles Makley of the Dillinger gang were wounded seriously in their cells at the Ohio penitentiary during a jail escape attempt with fake guns. Makley was hit in the head and shoulder, Pierpont in the spine, as guards opened fire after the alarm. Both condemned to death for the sheriff Jess Larber slaying, they were later moved to other facilities while appeals continued.
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Jess Larber
Allen County
Dillinger
Supreme Court
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Chicago
All Ravinia Opera House
Wouldng
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Charles Makley
Ohio Penitentiary
Harold Whetstone
Preston E. Thomas
Thomas ‘Temple
W. O. Spriggs
William Balderm
Martin Joyce
Death House
John T. Jones
John Dillinger
Arizona
Crown Point
Ind
Harry Clark
Lima
Clark
The Puncher from Penn State
Charley Harvey praises Penn State alumnus Steve Hamas as a top heavyweight contender. He notes Hamas’s stamina in a past Sehmeling bout and readiness to face Lasky, with Schmeling’s recent win boosting Hamas’s hopes for a title shot.
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Charley Harvey
Steve Hamas
Stevie
Max Baer
Steve
Harvey
Ing
Sehmeling
Sam
Baer
Mr. Harvey
Schmeling
Walter Neusel
Hamas
Teuton
Neusel
Penn State
Art Lasky
Primo Carera
Lasky
Minnesota
Pride and Joy
Nittany Lion
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Texas Riders Kill Seven of Mex Raiders
Alpine Texas September report says seven Mexican vaqueros were killed in a pursuit across the Rio Grande after rustlers stole a Texas ranch herd. Texas range riders and Mexican soldiers pursued them. seven rustlers died, others imprisoned in Mexican jails after quick trials.
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Rio Grande River
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CCC
Elmo Johnson
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Johnson
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Rio Grande
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
American League Detroit-St Louis game postponed by rain. National League scores show Cincinnati tied with Pittsburgh 3-3 at 9-16, St Louis 13-3 over Brooklyn 1-? New York and Boston 2-1. Pacific Coast League Portland 3-6 Hollywood 10-3, Seattle 3-? Los Angeles 4, Sacramento at San Francisco 7-0, Oakland 6-1. Western League playoff St Joseph at Davenport postponed by rain. Texas League playoff Galveston 7, San Antonio 2.
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Cincinnati
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New York
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Hollywood
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Missions
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Davenport
St Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh Brodékiya
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St Louis Washington
International League Playoff Oronte Rochester Edge
Rochester wins 3 2 in playoff action against Oronte in a tight game noted for late innings tension and clutch defense. The result advances Rochester’s bid in the league playoffs amid a storm of pitching changes and tactical maneuvers.
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Oronte
Rochester
Committees To Meet Next Sunday For Final Arrangements
Wants committees to meet Sunday at 3 p m at 212 North Sea avenue for final arrangements. Also invites any other persons to join.
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North Sea Avenue
Boy Scouts of America Troop Meeting Report
The COU NEWS covers a regular Boy Scouts of America meeting at the troop headquarters on North Sea. It opened at 7:30 with the Scout Oath, featured a game called Freeze, and had Mr. Thorson as acting Scoutmaster in the absence of the regular leaders. The meeting closed with the Scout Benediction, and Bill Stephens served as troop reporter.
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North Sea
Mr. Thorson
Thne
Pep Rally and Attendance Drive at Roswell High School
High school notes promote pep and duty as Coyotes football season nears. Coach Poe Corn promises strong play and music by Helen Noah's band. Pep Club reorganized under A B Corum to boost attendance, with students urged to support the team. Admission at 35 cents for students and 50 cents for adults, four-game Roswell season ticket available.
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Poe Corn
Coyotes
Helen Noah
Rooters
Roswell
A. B. Corum
Corum
Ella Tarbell
Ottolee Askren
Hal Cowan
Clifton Holloman
Jeff Fulbright
G. N. Carothers
P. H. Deaton
Deaton
Condon details suspects Hauptmann and John resemblance
Condon testifies Hauptmann closely matches the ransom suspect John in height, build, facial features, and German accent. He notes John spoke some phrases in German and denied knowing him. Hauptmann mimics John’s inflection. The dialogue includes parlor remarks from a mother and father about Jake’s laziness and bread sides.
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John
Hauptmann
Br. Condon
Johny
Condon
Phareda
Jake
Clovis and Amarillo Men Sentenced to 15 Years Each
Federal Judge Celia Neplett sentenced John Foster of Clovis and Harris Dillard of Amarillo for bank fraud crimes. Each man received 15 years in prison on four counts, with sentences to run concurrently. Both were fined $5,000.
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Celia Neplett
John Foster
Clo
Harris Dillard
Amaril
Alt Crimes
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