Tigers threaten to shake MLB standings with sixth straight win
In New York on June 28 1931 the Detroit Tigers edged the Red Sox 8 4 for a sixth consecutive victory as Whitehill pitched well and received strong support. Washington beat Cleveland 7 2 while Philadelphia swept the Browns 9 2. McNally of the Senators was sent to St Paul and did not report. White Sox beat Yankees 6 1 as Ted Lyons dominated.
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Tigers
Whitehill
Red Sox
Detroit
Washington
Indians
Athletics
Browns
Philadelphia
McNally
Senators
St. Paul
White Sox
Yankees
Ted Lyons
Hugmen
Farrell Leads Eastern Qualifiers Ahead of Jones at Lido
Golf expert Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge led the second half of the Eastern qualifiers for the national open at Lido. He finished one stroke ahead of amateur champion Bobby Jones. York club won eight games and lost eight during the invasion by Western outfits. Caldwell, Princeton pitcher, signed with Miller Huggins after finishing college.
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Quaker Ridge
Bobby Jones
Lido
York
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Miller Huggins
Caldwell
Bill McKeehnie
Buccaneers
St. Louis
Cardinal
Grantham
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Reds
Bush
Cubs
Jacobs
Giants
Robins
New York
Fair Tonight and Wednesday Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with minimal temperature change. No significant precipitation expected and light winds likely throughout the period.
Marriage license issued to Spaulding and Jenking in Rexburg Malad
A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk's office to Stephen L. Spaulding of Rexburg and Evelyn Jenking of Malad. Crest Batals was arrested Monday night at Lava Hot Springs for possession of intoxicating liquor and jailed in Pocatello. The city jail has been empty for 48 hours, puzzling officials. Louis C. Larson was found guilty in district court of a statutory charge with Eleanor, seventeen, as principal defense witness. the act allegedly occurred at Beaver Dam in Turner precinct on July 17, 1924.
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Stephen L. Spaulding
Rexburg
Evelyn Jenking
Malad
Crest Batals
Lava Not Springs
L. J. Moss
Chas
Bell
Pocatello
Louis C. Larson
Robert M. Terrell
Eleanor
Beaver Dam
Turner Precinct
Superintendent Siders leaves for international education meeting
Walter H. Siders Jr. superintendent of schools departs by train for Chicago then Glasgow to attend the international educational convention. He plans to be away until the fall semester begins and will tour England and visit France. His wife and son Walter Jr. remain.
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Walter H. Siders, Jr
Chicago
Glasow
Scotland
Mr. Siders
England
Walter, Jr
Witty to Attend Northern Baptists Convention in Seattle
W H Witty of Pocatello will depart Thursday for Seattle to attend the Northern Baptists convention in the city from June 27 to 30. Rev Paul Smith of Pocatello also plans to attend and will leave the next day on a special sleeping car from Salt Lake. Railroad officials say the car plans are tentative.
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W. H. Witty
Pocatello
Seattle
Wash
Northern Baptists’ Convention
Paul Smith
Salt Lake
New Sunday Excursion Rates Across Western States
Union Pacific introduces Sunday excursion fares in Idaho Utah Oregon Montana and Wyoming. Round trips priced at one way fare plus 25 cents under set conditions. valid only when base fare between points is 1.75 to 4.80 dollars. Tickets sold Sundays only. travelers must return by midnight Sunday. Rate valid until September 27.
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Idaho
Utah
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Union Pacific
World's Poles Captivate Global Attention
A National Geographic bulletin outlines six recognized poles including the North and South Poles, North and South Magnetic Poles, and two cold poles. It describes Peary's 1909 North Pole visit, the pole's wobble, and the Antarctic climate, noting magnetic poles disrupt navigation and that cold poles lie inland from Siberia and Antarctica.
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North Pole
Amundsen
North Magnetic Pole
MacMillan Arctic
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Bulletin
South Pole
South Magnetic Pole
Hemisghee
Robert E. Peary
Peary
Earth
Eurasia
Verkhovansk
Siberia
Lena River
Pirates explode for eight runs against Cardinals in big inning
In St Louis on June 28 the Pittsburgh Pirates erupted for eight runs in a single inning against the Cardinals. Cuyler homered with a man aboard and Grantham followed with a grand slam as four hits two walks an error and a balk fueled the rally. Stuart relieved on the mound.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Cuyler
Grantham
Stuard
Queen Marie Declares Preference for Bold Men
Queen Marie of Romania voices a dislike for tame men in a syndicated piece, remarking she feels at home amid the Balkans atmosphere where bold character is common. The quote underscores her distinctive views and international stance.
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Queen Marie
Romania
Balkans
Telephone girls deemed most desirable wives in survey
A study of over 2 000 New York telephone girls linked to Daughters of the Night suggests telephone operators are the most marriage oriented group among office workers. The piece notes strict job screening and testing to pick preferred mates in this occupation.
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New York
Capitol Theatre
Hello
Summer Follies at the Auditorium Two Night Stand
The Summer Follies company brings musical comedy to the Auditorium for Friday and Saturday June 26 and 27. The Radio Girls join with Thomas Birhell and Dolores Real, while Mahaffry and Thatcher headline. Fourteen performers form a top talent cast with stylish costumes.
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Thomas Birehell
Dolores Real
Mahaffry
Thatcher
Theater notes on music and scenery for Radio Girls show
A fragment outlines production ideas and branding for the Radio Girls program. It emphasizes scenery and themes to attract full houses at each performance.
Shock Punch at Orpheum Ends Three Day Run
The Paramount feature The Shock Punch with Richard Dix closes a three day run at the Orpheum theatre. The plot follows a rich youth who becomes an iron worker to stay close to the girl he loves, daughter of a large building contractor. Frances Howard leads the cast with Gunboat Smith, Walter Long and Paul Panzer supporting. a Harry Langdon comedy Luck is also shown.
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Paramount
Richard Dix
John Monk Saunders
Orpheum Theatre
Bie
Frances Howard
Smith
Walter Long
Paul Panzer
Harry Langdon
Unclear fragmentary item from archival notes
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and places in a jumbled way including Salt Lake Boston and a hotel. No coherent event or outcome can be established from available text.
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M. F. Milluck
Salt Lake
Plana Coe
Boston
Bannock Hotel
Coles Buys Interest in Lincoln Bakery
R O H Coles has purchased Carl G Friedel's interest in the Lincoln Bakery business. Coles becomes owner and will operate under the Lincoln Bakery name, handling all collections and payment of accounts.
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R. O H. Coles
Carl G, Friedel
Lincoln Bakery
RB. H. Coles
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