Baseball Today Showers Across National League Matchups
National League games include Pittsburgh at Chicago rained out and Atlanta at New Orleans clear. Other fixtures Philadelphia at New York cloudy Boston at Brooklyn cloudy St. Louis at Cincinnati clear Washington at Boston cloudy Chicago at Cleveland clear Detroit at St. Louis clear Birmingham at Mobile rain Chattanooga at Memphis cloudy Little Rock at Nashville cloudy.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Southern Association
Birmingham
Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Little Rock
Nashville
Chicago-Pittsburg
Chicago Triumph Over St Louis In Rain Delayed Detroit Cleveland Call
Result notes Chicago defeated St Louis 2 to 1 as rain halted Detroit Cleveland game in the third inning.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit-Cleveland
Unclear Baseball Scores Across Cities
In New Orleans the score was New Orleans four Atlanta three. Memphis hosted two games with Nashville winning seven to four in the first and again seven to three in the second. Mobile saw Birmingham tie at three after a late call at six o'clock Sunday law. Little Rock defeated Chattanooga nine to five.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Washington Mericans Turn Back Boston Nationals 8 to 6
At Providence Rhode Island the Washington Mericans rallied to defeat the Boston Nationals 8 to 6 in a sensational comeback. Lee Magee now with the Reds at second base showed form that could make him one of the league’s best this season. Matty predicted a strong season for Magee. Separately, housemaids and cooks of Win & have formed a union seeking a shorter workday.
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R. I
Washington Mericans
Boston Nationals
Lee Magee
Reds
Matty
Win
Light Within Premier Marks Hospital Scene Breakthrough
Madame Petrova stars in The Light Within a hospital based feature written by Mrs L Case Russell. Director Larry Trimble secured real operating room atmosphere by filming in a leading uptown hospital with consultation from a New York surgeon. The film opens at the Grand for today and tomorrow.
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Madame Petrova
New York
Trimble
Uptown
Six Wooden Shoe Dancers at the Royal headline a new Dixieland bill
The Royal hosts six Wooden Shoe Dancers with Fred Vogel the Eccentric Dancer and Milt Frankford the trick pianist. Frankford's Dixie Dancing Dolls from Frankford promise a memorable act with elaborate scenery and the show aims for a distinct hit at regular admission.
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the Royal
Frankford
Fred Vogel
Vogel
Milt Frankford
Robert Wilson
Emma Frankford
Duplin Woman Dead
Warsaw April 29. Mrs Carson Carlton died at her home near here after declining health and hospital treatment. Burial was in the family plot. She was noted for integrity and piety and survived by her husband and 11 children and a large kin.
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Duplin
Warsaw
Carson Carlton
Queer -2xandra Connected to Accused Missing Person
An OCR fragment mentions a person linked to an alleged missing person case. The readable text indicates involvement of an individual nicknamed Queer and a second person named Mss 4ine, with insufficient context to confirm roles or location.
Duplin’s First Draft En Route for Camps
Thirteen white and forty one colored selectmen leave for Camp Jackson and Camp Grant. A farewell dinner at Faison's warehouse features speeches by Mrs. Faison Peirce, Lieut. Buch, and Uncle Tom Parker. The departure fills Duplin County’s first draft quota with more to follow next week.
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Warsaw
Camp Jackson
Camp Grant
Ill
Faison
Strawberries for Soldiers Cannery Opens in Rose Hill
Warsaw reports Uncle Sam opens a cannery at Rose Hill to process strawberries for soldiers. The operation aims to supply fruit to troops and support wartime food programs. Local officials welcome the facility as a boost to agriculture and wartime morale.
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Sam
Rose Hill
Government Cannery at Rose Hill Plants Strawberries for Soldiers
The state operates a cannery at Rose Hill, 12 miles south on the Coast Line Railroad, buying local strawberries and storing 690 barrels of sugar for soldiers. Young women from prominent families assist in capping berries while good wages are paid for cannery work. A Boston newspaper may be the first metropolitan daily to appoint a woman city editor.
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Reale Aleci New
Rose Hill
Here
Coast Line Railroad
Boston
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