Honey Lou Takes Step Into High Life and Love
Honey Lou, a mill worker, attends Angela Allen's social circle at Jack Wallack's birthday gathering, glimpsing a glamorous world and a competing romance. Ambition, envy, and the pull of wealth shape Honey Lou's view of herself and her relationships.
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Mier Allen
Aneela
Honey Lou
Arbor Street
Angela Allen
Honey Low
Jack Wallack
Angel
Milix
Sittig
Mrs. Huntley
Jack Wallsch
Misa Allen
Margret
Mararet
Steve Mayhew
Tenay
Home Run Leaders in the American and National Leagues
A fragmented recap lists top homer hitters by team across the American League led by Bath of the Yankees and Hauser of the Athletics with other names like Williams of the Red Sox Easterling of the Tigers and Zoslin of the Senators. In the National League Frisch of the Cardinals and Webb of the Cubs appear among hitters. totals show 85 homers across leagues.
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Bath
Yankees
Hauser
Athletics
K. Williams
Red Sox
Easterling
Athletics Rout Browns 11–2 in fifth straight win
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the St. Louis Browns 11 to 2, extending their winning streak to five. The Browns were limited by strong Philadelphia hitting as St. Louis struggled with a 1 to 11 scoreline after nine innings. The game featured 19 hits for Philadelphia and fell in May at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Philadelphi
Prisoners Housed in Death House At West Virginia Penitentiary
In Moundsville West Virginia 31 inmates are being kept in the prison death house due to crowded conditions at the state penitentiary. The facility reports a record total inmate population reaching 2 059 inmates.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Yesterday’s Batting Leaders and Game Outcomes
Babe Ruth hit his seventh homer of the year with two on in the sixth to win the game. Rogers Hornsby doubled in the tenth to spark a four run rally as the Braves beat the Reds. Lou Gehrig had one hit in two plate appearances. Ty Cobb contributed a double and two singles in the Athletics batting spree. Tris Speaker, Paul Waner, Harry Heilmann, and Kiki Saier were noted for various hits and plays with Rain causing an idle day for Sayler.
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Honey Lou
Jack Wallack
Aha
Huntley
the Mills
Allen Ie
Honey Low
Jack
Exchange Street
Lou
Angela
Sade
Jacek Wallack
Holy Cross Hospital
Honey Joy
Majeret
Ty Half-Elster
Ena
United Press
Babe Ruth
Rogers Hornsby
Braves
Reds
Ty Cobb
Athletics
Ruth's Seventh Homer Breaks Ahead of Record
Babe Ruth connected for a long homer at Yankee Stadium to move two ahead of his 1927 record. The Bambino's seventh of the season gave New York a 4 to 2 victory over the Cleveland Indians as the Yankees remained 260, Cleveland 066 603 Gia-4 002 000 900-2.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Gia
Pirates Drop in Standings After Narrow Loss to Giants
May 11 Pittsburgh Pirates fall from third to fifth as New York Giants led by Fitzsimmons and Hogan edge the Pirates 6 to 4. Giants took a strong lead with timely hits while Pittsburgh stranded runners. Final: Giants 6, Pirates 4.
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Fitzsimmons
Hogan
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pirates
War talk in Asia and US mediating role discussed
The piece notes Japan and China threaten war while questioning Chinese leadership and US mediation. It argues the United States should stay out of Asia and let regional powers settle their quarrels, condemns post office protests, and highlights Japan sending 16,000 more soldiers.
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Japan
China
United States
Asia
Scotland
Washington Kneeling Myth in Valley Forge Debate
A fragment discusses stamps showing Washington kneeling in prayer at Valley Forge and disputes the image criticizing it as impractical. It references Froissart describing kneeling kings before Crecy and cautions buyers to read classifieds carefully.
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Washington
Valley Forge
Wash
Froiesart
Crecy
White Sox Rally Past Red Sox 9-2 in Upward Swing
May 11 shift by manager Ray Schalk moves Chicago one step up from cellar with a 9 to 2 victory over Boston as the Red Sox commit six errors. Blankenship and Crouse are noted in the win.
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Ray Schalk
White Sox
Red Sox
Chicago
Blankenship
Crouse
MacFarden, Brackley
Sumas
Hering
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