Nan Carroll Takes Temporary Charge In Morgan House
Nan Carroll arrives to manage Mr Curtis Morgan's home in the capital. Estelle the maid hints at Iris Morgan and Bert Crawford secrets as Nan vows no gossip about Mrs Morgan’s absence. Nan seeks discipline for Curtis while arranging to keep staff quiet about the backstairs intrigue.
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Estelle
R. Morgan
Aid
Nan
Miss Carroll
Curtis
Higefather
Mrs. O'Brien
M. Morgan
Maude
Iris Morgan
Bert Crawford
Iris
Earl
Intruder in John Curtis Morgan’s Haunted House
Nan wraps herself in a blue kimono and explores a bathroom that shifts her view of the house. She realizes the room now belongs to Morgan and notices signs of Iris’s presence as she adapts to serving two men. A dinner of rich calories and Maude’s kitchen contrasts with Nan’s plan to stay and care for the men despite a looming, unseen ghost.
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Iris
Nan
Tor John Curtis Morgan
John Curtis Morgan
Maude
Curtis
Estellee
Estells
Miss Carroll
Evallo
Swell Young Fellows Name Top National League Rookies
The National League corps of veteran scouts top Swanson of the Reds Frederick of the Robins French of the Pirates and Clark of the Braves as the best young players this season with Swanson praised for hitting and fielding like Ed Roush. Swanson is 27 and came from the Mission club in the Pacific Coast League.
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Swanson
Cincinnati Reds
Frederick
Brooklyn Robins
French
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clark
Boston Braves
Ed Roush
Cincinnati
Roush
The
Reds
Mission Club
Swanee
Lawrence French
Pittsburghs
Ball Players
Baseball Scores and Highlights From Yesterday
American Association results show Columbus at Indianapolis rain delay and Milwaukee beating St Paul 6 4 while Toledo lost at Louisville and Minneapolis fell to Kansas City. In the National League Pittsburgh beat Boston 6 2, Chicago defeated Brooklyn 11 2, New York swept St Louis 8 1, Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 7 6 in 11 innings. Ervie Brame won his fourth straight for Pittsburgh. Boston’s Brandt struggled with six walks. Hen drick homered for Brooklyn. Giants swept Cardinals as Hubbel and Sherdel allowed multiple hits. Cincinnati and Philadelphia both won. Athletics were hammered by St Louis 15 6. Detroit exploded for 14 in last three innings to win 17 11 over Washington. Cleveland beat New York 7 3 as Wells allowed four early runs. Boston and Chicago had no game.
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Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ervie Brame
Brandt
Giants
Hubbet
Sherdel
Bell
Terry
Frisch
Philadelphias
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Howard Ehmke
Otwel
Quinn
Rommel
Browns
Manush
Schulte
Sammy Gray
Mackman
Detroit
Washington
Braxton
Marberry
Brown and Beall
Gehringer
Tigers
Cleveland
Yanks
Ed Wells
Joe Sewell
Morgan
Wells
Sherid
Hudlin
Jimmy Zinn
Baseball scores From an American League Card
The results show St Louis 16 over Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 7 over New York 3 Detroit 17 over Washington 11 and Chicago at Boston postponed by rain with no completed game.
Peach Lure Prompts Proposals and Plums for Productivity
Greengrocers urge shoppers with playful slogans to buy fruit and veg to influence romance and daily luck. Phrases include Eat our peachng if you want him to propose, Plums for breakfast mean a good day's work, and A cauliflower a day means a magnetic personality.
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London
Termites Cause Local Housing Woes in Jackson
Termites or white ants are causing structural damage in Jackson Mississippi. The pests bore through wood and undermine homes leading to sagging frames. O M Spector has issued notice that advice will be provided to residents imperiled by this insect.
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Jackson
Miss
O. M. Spector
President's pocket veto deemed legal. Congress faces bills
The ruling upholds the president's pocket veto as legal, meaning Mrs. Hoover will have many laws to read, reflecting a broader pattern of legislative dispatch that affects presidential handling of legislation.
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Mrs. Hoover
Mischler Leads Bowling Night With 569 In Three Games
Sub for Washington Auto company bowler Bob Mischler set a local alley record by totaling 569 pins across three games, two over 200. Auto team defeated the 2i squad in straight games with scores 223 198 379 in the final game and 114 in another for a 912 total near the single game mark. Other notable scores include Sullivan 132 198, Lang 179 114, and Kidwell 174 198 among Washington Auto bowlers.
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Bob Mischler
Washington Auto Company
The
Auto Company
Washington - Auto
Sullivan
Mischier
Lang
Kidwell
Walters
H. Mandabach
F. Mandabach
Shepard
Raymond
Local social notices and visitors in St Florida area
The community reports visitors and gatherings including Mrs. and Mrs. Sims hosting a Tuesday party with guests Joyce Bowman Janetieal Mildred Evelyn Hairy Eleanor Gantz and others. Several families travel to Columbus Indianapolis Bloomington Valparaiso and Philadelphia for visits and events. A church or group meeting begins June 7 with local residents listed. hospital transfer for Mrs. Sergius follows a shoulder injury.
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John Sims
Ho East Main Street
Isses Joyce Bowman
Janetieal
Mildred and
Evelyn Hairy Eleanor Gantz
Martha Wat
Treva Connell
Fa Irene Flinn
M. R.sergius
Bedford
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
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Virginia Seal
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June Webster
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Home Building & Loan Association
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