Athletics win dramatic World Series game in ninth inning rally
In Philadelphia, Connie Mack's Athletics overcame a 2 0 deficit in the ninth inning to defeat the Chicago Cubs 3 2 in game five. Pat Malone and Bing Miller delivered key hits as Miller drove in the winning run, giving Mack his fourth title in six chances as game four starter Howard Ehmke faltered.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
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Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Hoover
White Elephants
Connie Mack
A’s
Cornelius McGillcuddy
Simmons
Miller
Haas
Foxx
Eddie Collins
William Gleason
Harry A. Mackey
Rube Walberg
Walberg
Howard Ehmke
Cubs
Ehmke
Cuyler
Stephenson
Grimm
Taylor
Malone
House of McGillicuddy
Court Rules on Water Revenues in City Funds
Oklahoma City report states the court allows a city to place water revenue into a general revenue fund and raise ad valorem taxes to pay interest and principal on water works bonds. The ruling clarifies methods for financing water projects and repayment obligations.
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State Supreme Court
Oklahoma County District Court
J. K.perrine
E. B. Bonaparte
Oklahoma County
Water Department
Water Works
Oklahoma City
France Accepts British Invite to Five Power Naval Conference
Paris reports the French cabinet will participate in the five power naval conference in London this January. In Washington officials hailed the move as signaling broad participation, though details of the French reply remain undisclosed.
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Paris
London
Washington
Japan approves draft reply to British naval disarmament move
The Japanese cabinet approved the final draft of a reply to Britain’s invitation to a naval disarmament conference. The message will be sent to the Japanese ambassador after the emperor’s sanction is secured.
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Tokyo
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Cardinals Outfielder T Douthit Weds Anna Jane Shelton
Kansas City report says P Taylor Douthit of the St. Louis Cardinals married Miss Anna Jane Shelton yesterday. The couple left for a honeymoon visiting Florida Cuba and Panama and will reside in Oakland California for the winter.
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Kansas City
Taylor Douthit
St. Louis Cardinals
Anna Jane Shelton
Florida
Cuba
Panama
Oakland
Cal
Mullaney of Chicago elected president of American Gas Association
In Atlantic City R 2 tet 15 C B J Mullaney, vice president of the Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company, was chosen president of the American Gas Association. In WeWoka on October 15 a horse racing meet at the new $10,000 track was scheduled to open after rain delays with automobile races to follow Sunday.
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Atlantic City
B. J. Mullaney
Chicago
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
American Gas Association
Wewoka
Father and son to be buried together in Denver
In Denver two hours before C A Bath 44 was to be buried, his father George Barth 71 died, delaying the funeral. Both will be laid to rest in a joint ceremony.
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Denver
Col
C. A. Bath
George Barth
Tanker San Dunstany Grounded Off Tampico Spill Roils Sea
A tanker from Eagle Oil Transport grounded on a sand bar off Tampico in the high seas. The 42 crew members and two passengers landed safely but the hull was ripped, releasing 4,090 tons of oil into the ocean. Separately at Norman, Oklahoma, the Sooners practiced under Coach Lindsay with drills focusing on return punts.
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Mexico City
Fl Universal
Tampico
San Dunstany
Eagle Oil Transport Company
Prisoner Disrupts World Series Broadcast Jump
In Waukegan Illinois on October 15 prisoner Thomas Wazak, jailed on a separate matter, leaped from a jail window after Bing Miller's two base hit and Mule Haas's home run tied the game. He was hurt, officers aided him, and a possible sanity hearing was discussed. The incident followed his intense reaction to the series.
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Waukegan
Thomas Wazak
Bing Miller
Philadelphia
Wazak
Mule Haas
Miller
Wayak
Princes join trial voyage in airship craft
In London on October 15 the Prince of Wales and Prince George used aircraft borrowed for the event to meet the dir igible R 101 during its trial voyage. The heir rode in a Gypsy Moth piloted by E Fielden while Prince George flew in his brother’s blue Moth piloted by Squadron Leader Don.
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London
Prince of Wales
Prince George
E. Fielden
Don
Wifes letter gave clue in Capone gang case
Chicago detectives held Frank Biege alias Perry as a key figure in a series of notorious gangland killings while letters from his wife to Al Capone alleged to demand $10,000 for his escape. Authorities dismissed the letters as fictitious and continued questioning Biege about multiple murders.
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Frank Biege
Scarface
al Capone
Biege
Capone
Philadelphia
Frank Blege
Bige
Perry
McSwiggin
William H. McSwiggan
New York
Frankie Yale
Bugs Moran
al (Scarface) Capone
Swanson
Pat Roche
Yale
Frank
Ganz
Mce Swigein
Ben Newmark
Ben
Newmark
Robert E. Crowe
Frank Vale
al Brown Capone
Brown
Belgian Premier M Delacroix Dies After Heart Attack
M Delacroix former Belgian premier and expert on international bank committee in Baden Baden died of a heart attack. He attended meetings of the organization committee of the Bank for International Settlements yesterday and appeared in good health until early today.
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Germany
CPX
M. Delacroix
International Bank Committee
Bank of International Settlements
Christian Chorce Convention Elects District Officers
Rev Cecil A Denney of Durant was reelected president of the Fifth District of the Christian Church at a Monday-Tuesday conference. H W Hunter of this church was named vice president and Elbert M Whitwell of Ardmore secretary. The gathering, with W L Graves of Lindsay leading devotions, discussed Pentecost power and church work across about a dozen counties and a dozen churches.
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Durant
The
Christian Church
H. W. Hunter
Elbert M. Whitwell
Aramore
W. L. Graves
Lindsay
C. E. Hill
First Christian Church
Oklahoma City
Hastings Addresses Confederate Veterans at Muskogee
Congresssman W. W. Hastings of Tahlequah spoke at the state convention of the United Confederate Veterans in Muskogee. The Sons of the Confederacy disbanded after a one day session, officers to be elected later, while the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet tomorrow. The annual Veterans ball was held that night. An editorial note questioned the use of Southern gray for uniforms.
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Pauls Valley
Sons of Confederate Veterans
State Board of Affairs
R. A. Sneed
United Confederate Veterans
George R. Tabor
Oklahoma City
Sons
John H. Robertson
Tabor
Muskogee
W. W. Hastings
Tahlequah
Sons of the Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Logae and Myoghee Cases Continued Trio in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on October 9 the criminal court of appeals opened its quarterly docket with oral arguments. Most minor cases were submitted on briefs. Victor Locke Jr. awaiting manslaughter trial briefs, while Q P McGhee faces aiding a felon in Craig county with a continuance to November 12 for briefs.
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Oklahoma City
Criminal Court of Appeals
Victor Locke Jr
Pushmataha
Q. P. McGhee
Miami
Craig County
Death of Black Diamond the Elephant Planned in Texas
In Bay City Texas on October 15 authorities planned to execute Black Diamond a nine ton elephant accused of killing a woman in Corsicana. The circus animal lay chained in a box car death cell as wranglers debated execution by rifle fire or by strangling chain with six other elephants to assist if the latter method was chosen.
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Bay City
Tex
Black Diamond
Corsicana
al G. Barnes
Pottery Officials Clash Before Senate Lobby Panel
Frederick L. Koch testifies to a Senate lobby committee investigation into tariff framing amid charges by William Burgess of the United States Pottery Association. Koch says his testimony may hurt the pottery industry, and a Wyllie Pottery letter accuses him of bias toward importers.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Senate Lobby Committee
Congress
Frederick L. Koch
Commissions
William Burgess
Commission
United States Pottery Association
House
Koch
H. R. Wyllie
Wyllie Pottery Company
Huntington
W. Va
Hoover
House Committee
Circus Elephant Kills Woman During Tug of War Scene
Black Diamond the elephant, trained by H D Prickett, went berserk at a circus unloading. It killed Eva Donohue when the animal collapsed into the crowd then was restrained and chained in a box car awaiting a quieter region.
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Black Diamond
H. D. Prickett
Eva Donohue
Prickett
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