Major League Market Shifts In June Player Trades
The June league market closes with several moves. Connie Mack backs Bill Jacobson to Edwin Miller, then trades Jacobson and Harriss and Heimach for Earl Ehmke of Boston. Roy Carlyle joins the Giants from Boston. McGraw signs Al Smith and Joe Connell while Boyle returns to the Giants. Brown drops Jacobson as Williams may move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Mack
Bill
Jacobson
St. Louis Browns
Edwin ‘‘ Bing
Miller
Bryan Harriss
Fred Heimach
Rght Hander
Southpaw
Ehmke
Boston
Detroit
Roy Carlyle
McGraw
Giants
Bester
al Smith
Joe Connell
Villa Nova
James Boyle
St. Xavier’s College
Cincinnati
Ay McGraw
Billy Southworth
Heinie Mueller
St. Louis Cardinal
Brooklyn
Jim Silver
Notre Dame
Ownie Carroll
Toronto
DAYS' WIN IN JERSEY PRIMARY
New Jersey primary returns tilt toward dry candidates in two of three prohibition races. Adeline Lawrence wins a dry county referendum. James Hendrickson, a bone dry, defeats B Duncan McClare for the Sixth District seat. Pasco loses in Union County. broader race lines set for fall between wet Democrats and dry Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Washington
Trenton
Adeline Lawrence
Lawrence
Monmouth County
State Senate
James R. Hendrickson
B. Duncan McClare
Randolph Perkins
Anti- Saloon League
McClare
Herman J. Pasco
Arthur Pearson
Union County
Louisiana bill checks New Orleans racetracks with daily fee
A proposed measure before the Louisiana legislature would require race tracks in New Orleans to pay a license fee of 300 dollars per day if enacted into law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Boxing Mentor Jimmy DeForest’s Dual Life Story
Jimmy DeForest, famed trainer of champions like Dempsey Firpo and Dixon, recalls a youth spent in girls’ attire in a circus act. He fled the circus and wandered Europe before returning to New York, seeking masculine company among old-time fighters in the Bowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy de Forest
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpo
George Dixon
Deforest
Barnum
Isailey
Jimmy DeForest
Jimmy
Liverpool
Old Country
America
Rere
Young DeForest
Bowery
Boise Boys Band Starts First Tour Plan
Boise Idaho June 16 The Boise boys band begins a concert tour extending to Twin Falls Mountain Home Glenns Ferry King Hill Hagerman Buhl and Filer with two large buses and six private cars. They will return Saturday with arrangements for Hagerman lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Twin Falls
Sweat Mountain Home
Glenns Ferry
King Hill
Hagerman
Buhl
Filer
Charlie Weinert Joins Pacific Coast Fifty Colony
Charlie Weinert, veteran New York heavyweight, becomes the latest recruit to the Fifty Colony on the Pacific coast. He brings long experience in the sport to the group centering on coastal training and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Weinert
Newark
Fiftie Colony
Pacific Coast
Old Masters on Exhibition on Chicago Pier
Chicago curates an Eucharistic congress exposition with hundreds of ecclesiastical works dating to the fifth century. Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael pieces join Reni and Van Dyck in a display spanning medieval to contemporary art plus archaeological material from Art Institute of Chicago and Field Museum. A seventh century St Bride manuscript, Irish relics, and American Madonnas highlight the program along with church artifacts and international loans. Three California women tennis players have won the national singles title three times in a row Hazel Hotchkiss Mary K Browne and Helen Wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Reni
van Dyck
Mile Long Municipal Pier
Art Institute of Chicago
Field Museum
Ireland
Art Institute
Municipal
Selmid de Crunech
Chur
Switzerland
Leonardo de Vinci
Stanisla
Sisters of Notre Dame
Austrian
Tyrol
California
Hazel Hotehkiss
Mary K. Browne
Helen Wills
Guy Morrison Joins Idaho Falls Baseball Club
Idaho Falls announces the acquisition of Guy Morrison, a hurler from the Three I League, by the Idaho Falls baseball club. Morrison, WVU graduate, is currently DePauw University varsity coach under contract. Diets has not said which players may be released when he reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Idaho
James 8. Byers
Guy Morrison
Morrison
University of West Virginia
Depauw University
Diets
Burgenland Floods After Cloudbursts Hit 14 Communes
Fourteen Austrian Burgenland communes were flooded by cloudbursts. Bridges washed away and houses burned after lightning strikes. The Danube has risen nine feet near Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austrian Burgenland
Danube
Parade Permit Denied for Ku Klux Klan Rally
Niles Ohio mayor Harvey Kistler refused a permit for a Ku Klux Klan parade set for July 3. Earlier clashes sparked bloodshed and required state troops during a similar event two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Harvey ©. Kistler
Ku Klux Klan
Potter Foul Ends Eight Round Fight in Idaho Day Card
Ted Potter of Ririe led Jess Stringham of Salt Lake City for eight rounds before a disputed foul in the ninth ended the ten round bout at Rigby during Idaho day celebrations. Referee Bert Sanders of Ririe ruled a low punch claim in Potter's favor as fans voiced disapproval. The card also featured Tiger Montgomery defeating Clyde Ormond in a four round semi windup and a fifteen minute wrestling exhibition by John Mil and J. K. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Potter
Ririe
Jess Stringham
Salt Lake City
Rigby
Potter
Bert Sanders
Stringham
Sanders
Royal Theatre
Tiger’ Montgomery
Clyde Ormond
John F. Mil
Shygby
J. K.anderson
Minneapolis Opens Its Fourth Municipal Golf Course
Minneapolis completes and opens a fourth municipal golf course. The new facility adds another public course to the city’s leisure offerings, following prior openings and expansions of municipal greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Real Estate Purchase Plan in Pocatello Targets Several Thousand
A plan states funds from five hundred to three thousand five hundred dollars will be invested in Pocatello real estate. The effort targets residential or mixed use properties, seeking steady returns and asset diversification through a local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Real Estate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jersey
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Nace
PHON
Pocatello Fluff Rug Company
343 EH
Bonneville St
W. B. Kennedy
Optometrist
W. Center
Boise Boys’ Band
Tte
Ohio
O. B. Garden
City
Okamura Gardens
Epicure
Biltmore 15E
A. Stickney Cigar CO
Utah
SPUDS
Austria
Minetonka
Indian Springs
Natatorium
Potatelio
American Falls
Mills
Center Street
Tiffany
Cadillag
Brown’s
Delicia
Orpheum Confectionery
Townend Furniture Co
Cath-Cart’s
North
Johnson Avenue
Fletcher R. Burrus and Company
Pocatello and Bannock County
N. Main
Tribune
SEE Loan CO
Sonnenkalb Building
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!