Cleveland Indians Win 1920 World Championship
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 0 to capture the world baseball championship. Coveleskie pitched superbly allowing four hits, as Cleveland pelted Grimes for seven. Misse Gardner and Coveleskie scored. Tris Speaker hit a three bagger off Grimes. the series was set to nine games or until a team reached five wins.
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Salvation Army seeks funds to expand Oklahoma relief work
Oklahoma's Salvation Army warns of depleted supplies as it appeals for gifts to pay debts, erect new buildings, and extend county boards. The drive funds programs aiding the hungry, homeless, and sick, with county advisory boards delivering aid to every county and town.
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Harding Starts Today On Last Campaign Tour
Senator Harding begins his fourth speaking trip outside Ohio, heading through Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee with a final stop in St. Louis on Saturday night. Plans may cancel the Buffalo date and shift focus to front porch speeches from Marion after this week.
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Tennessee
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Buffalo
White's Cream Vermi fuge advertised for children
An advertisement claims White's Cream Vermi fug e cures worms in children with immediate improvement. The ad asserts the product makes the child healthy active and robust and lists a price of 35 cents. Sold by Hensler Story.
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Ady
Elks Launch Major Drive to Recruit Two Hundred
The Elks announce a big recruitment drive through late October aiming to enlist about two hundred new members. Eight initiates last night bring total new members to around fifty in the past two months as preparations begin for renovations and a November 25 banquet. Burk's Style Shop promotes a coats and suits sale tied to the event.
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Dunlap Stores 10 Quit Oklahoma in Massive Sale
Dunlap Bros announce a sweeping sale quitting Oklahoma after sixteen years in business. They plan to close their twenty stores and relocate to California, with a public giveaway of one thousand dollars distributed as fifty dollars at each location, starting tomorrow.
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Local Store Exhibits Large Sack of New Money
At noon a local store displays a large sack of money shown to a News reporter. The sack includes pennies nickels dimes quarters half dollars and ten dollar gold pieces. All pieces are new except the dollars and the manager urges readers to be present for a chance at it.
Cox Returns to Illinois for Campaign
Governor Cox of Blue returned to Illinois after a large St. Louis rally to press his league of nations program. He planned further remarks in Indiana, his fourth trip to the state this campaign.
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Alleged Thief Shot by Officers Near Nowata
Charles Warner of the Indian service says he fired on Tom Adams and a second man after Adams reached for a rifle while the trio sat on a blanket in the woods near Nowata. Adams was wounded in the hip and is held at Nowata as officers recover two stolen cars and other stolen goods.
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