Hack Wilson Powers Dodgers Fans Rally in Narrow Loss
Hack Wilson, acquired from St Louis for 42500, boosts Brooklyn with a .308 average and ten homers this season. He hit two round-trippers against Philadelphia as Brooklyn fell 15 to 7, with Phillies' Hart collecting four hits as Don Hart joined a 21-hit Phils attack.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Hack Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
O’doul
Brooklyn
Wilson
Phillies
Hack
Dodgers
Cubs
Reds
Phils
Chuck Klein
Glenn Wright
Lefty O’doul
Joe Shaute
Quakers
Don Hart
Collins
Benge
James Simpson Succeeds Insull as Utilities Chairman
James Simpson was elected chairman of the boards of Commonwealth Edison, Peoples Gas, Light and Coke Company, and related units, replacing Samuel Insull who resigned amid a $70,000,000 financing program. Insull began as a junior clerk in England and helped build the electric power empire.
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Chicago
INS
Insull Utilities
Samuel Insull
Insull
England
James Simpson
Commonwealth Edison Company
The
Peoples Gas, Light and Coke Company
Stimulating Iowa Lard Industry Discussed In Ames
Meat packers and Iowa State College officials met in Ames to form a committee to advertise lard and standardize products. Aimed at boosting sales with education programs, experts cited potential state revenue gains and shifting export trends due to substitutes.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
R. F. O'Donnell
Iowa Livestock Marketing Corporation
O'Donnell
W. Lee Lewis
Institute of American Meat Packers
P. Mabel Nelson
College
Lewis
Lily Lou Lansing rises in Butterfly then heads west
Lily Lou Lansing, the young Metropolitan star, towers from night clubs to major opera stages. Tony praises her luck as she tours in Butterfly and Violetta, while tabloids hail her as the newest prima donna. Back home her family questions the risks of adopting Robin and her strained ties to May and Irene.
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Long Island
Tony
Rosa de Rocca
Lily Lou
Ken
Butterfly
Robin
Tina
Lily Lou Lansing
Royal Navy
Lily
Nahlman
Eph
New York
Toscani
Gilda
Lucia
Tosca
Balkis
Maxine Rochon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Francisco Opera Company
May
Madame Lansing
Fairmont Hotel
Woodlake
Irene
Marie
Oakland
Bess
Senate votes 46 to 35 on final approval of revenue bill
Washington June 7 the senate approved the one billion dollar revenue bill by a 46 to 35 vote. Republicans listed include Austin Barbour Bingham Carey Dale Davis Dickinson Glenn Goldsborough Hale Hastings Hatfield Hebert Jones Kean Keyes McNary Metcalf Moses Oddie Patterson Reed Shortridge Smoot Steiner Townsend Vandenberg Walcott Watson White. Democrats named include Ashurst Bailey Barkley Bratton Connally Coolidge George Harrison Hayden Kendrick King Lewis Rob.
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Senate
Austin
Barbour
Bingham
Carey
Dale
Davis
Dickinson
Glenn
Goldsborough
Hale
Hasting
Hatfield
Hebert
Jones
Kean
Keyes
McNary
Metcalf
Moses
Oddie
Patterson
Reed
Shortridge
Smoot
Steiner
Townsend
Vandenberg
Walcott
Watson
White
Ashurst
Bailey
Barkley
Bratton
Connally
Coolidge
George
Harrison
Hayden
Kendrick
King
Lewis
Rob
Rockefeller Backs Repeal of Prohibition in Public Letter
John D Rockefeller Jr. declares prohibition a failure and endorses repeal of the eighteenth amendment in a public shift toward anti sober-line politics. He supports Butler's plan to amend the Republican platform by submitting repeal to state conventions and vows to oppose the saloon while prohibition remains in effect.
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John Dpd. Rockefeller, Jr
Anti-Saloon League
Rockefeller
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Republican Party
Chicago
Butler
Baseball Record and Political Rosters Highlight 1889 Sports and Elections
A Cleveland league player Lawrence Twitchell struck a single double three triples and a home run in six at bats on August 15 1889. The record accompanies a list of legislators and party figures including Blaine Borah Capper Couzens Cutting Brasier Howell Johnson Lafoylette Norris Nye Bankhead Burkley Bulow Byrnes Cohen Costigan Dill Fletcher Glass Hawes Hull Logan McGill McKellar Neely Pittman Sheppard Smith Thomas Cokla Trammel and Tyding plus Shipstead the Farmer Labor candidate.
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Lawrence Twitchell
Cleveland
Jason
Arkansas
Wagener
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Blaine
Borah
Capper
Couzens
Cutting
Brasier
Howell
Johnson
Lafoylette
Norris
Nye
Bankhead
Burkley
Bulow
Byrnes
Caraway
Cohen
Costigan
Dill
Fletcher
Glass
Glass, Hawes, Hull, Logan, McGill, McKellar, Neely
Pittman
Sheppard
Smith
Thomas Cokla
Trammel
Tyding
Taxes Take Effect as Revenue Bill Nears Passage
Washington reports the 1932 revenue bill will raise taxes across categories including individual and corporate income taxes from July 1 1932, gift taxes for 1932 onward, manufacturers excise taxes with oil coal copper and lumber levies, amusement and stock transfer taxes, boat and yacht tax from July 1 1932, and postal rate increases 30 days after final enactment.
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Arrillo Repeats in The Broken Wing at State Theatre
Leo Carrillo, famed for Lombardi, returns in Paramounts film The Broken Wing. He portrays the swaggering bandit who holds the aviator captive near camp alongside Lupe Velez and Melvyn Douglas. Velez stars after recent stage and film appearances including Hot-Cha and Cuban Love Song.
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Arrillo
Spageh
Leo Carrillo
Paramount
Carrillo
Lupe Velez
Melvyn Douglas
San Francisco
Hollywood
Miss Velez
Ziegfield
Lawrence Tibbett
Revised Version Young People Kiss and Make Up
A Boston Globe quote notes that youth favor reconciliation over grudges, describing a preference for making up and kissing rather than holding onto old feuds. The line treats reconciliation as a modern, brisk social practice among young people.
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Boston Globe
Dentists and contact details listed for local offices
The notice lists dentists with office locations and phone numbers: Dr W D Dwyer at the galley Building northeast corner square third floor end of hall, phone 176. Dr T J Pease opposite Court House upstairs turn west at Penney store corner 19 West Main St, phone 364. Dr OfL Boller turn west at Commercial Bank corner upstairs 219 West Washington St, phone 76.
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Northeast Corner Square
T. J. Pease
Court House
Penney
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Marshall Field and Company
Hazel. Livingston
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Coney Island
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lucas Presides
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Bluffs
John T. Lucas
Grand Army of the Republic
Union War Veterans
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Fes
G. A R
Farmer Laborite Shipstead
W.C. Berle
Milwaukee
Journal
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Hall
East Main St
Provident Mutualife Ins. Co
H. W. Hyde
Dist
Livingston & Kicher
W. Livingston and KE
Kicher
West Main
Luckies
Chas
BROWN
Preston L. Bitter
D. O
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Ream & Carson Plumbing and Heating
Duro
Iowa Ave
Jones Funeral Hom
Sherman's Funeral Home
West Main St
Bassler
Ainsworth
O. K. America
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