Cuyler's Home Run in Eighth Secures Pirates Victory
Pittsburgh wins 3 to 2 over Washington in the second World Series game at Forbes Field. Kiki Cuyler hits a decisive eighth inning homer with Eddie Moore aboard, Vic Holdridge pitches strongly, and Ossie Bluege is injured. Glenn Wright also homers for the Pirates as Aldridge holds the late Washington rally. Attendance figures and receipts noted for the event.
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Aldridge
Bluege
Bar
Washington
Forbes Field
Stanley Coveleskie
Kiki Cuyler
Vic Holdridge
Pirates
Senators
Griffith Stadium
Ossie Bluege
Star
Buddy Myer
Bocky Harris
Wright
Glenn Wright
Pirate
Joe Judge
Bruege
Cuyler
Eddie Moore
Bob Veach
Dutch Ruether
Sam Rice
Coveleskie
Peckinpaugh
Ruel
Texas
Nice
Stan Harris
Goslin
Coveleskle
Mdesides
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest Regions
The forecast calls for Friday and Saturday fair conditions in New Mexico and Arizona. The west and east portions show partly cloudy skies with little temperature change expected.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University 24 Hour Weather Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday show a high of 75 and a low of 46 degrees. Humidity at 6 am was 38 percent and at 6 pm 18 percent. Precipitation and wind data are incomplete. the day was partly cloudy with a south wind at 10 mph.
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Sesses Vsesereeeovones
Moan Seesvesesereseereeeenm
Seeree
Sesesterseeree
Pirates Rally In Ninth Inning To Take Series Lead
In a bustling game driven by errors and key hits, the Pirates break through in the eighth and clinch the win. Coveleskie yields two home runs by Wright and Cuyler as Pittsburgh capitalizes on a Peck inpaugh miscue and a sharp hop off Cuyler’s drive to right. The victory, amid a roaring crowd and Mathewson tributes, marks a pivotal series swing for Pittsburgh with standout fielding by Grantham and Barnhart.
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Aldridge
Senator
Sam Rice
Coveleskie
Wright
Cuyler
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Peckinpaugh
Eddie Moore
Mooré
Moore
Barnhart
Peck
Traynor
Bounder
Grantham
Christy Mathewson
Senators
Rice
Stan Harris
Goslin
Carey
Mitchell Balk When Summoned to Witness in Shenandoah Probe
Air Service critic Colonel William Mitchell refused twice to testify before the naval court probing the Shenandoah wreck. He declined the oath and then rejected a subpoena, awaiting War Department action. Officials debated court versus contempt procedures as Rear Admiral Jones and Secretary Wilbur conferred.
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Air Service
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Washington
Oct
William Mitchell
Navy Department
War Department
Niberto
The
Navy
Army
Federal District Attorney
Hilary P. Jones
Wilbur
Mitchell
Shenandoah Court
Heresy verdict against Bishop Brown approved by bishops
The house of bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church approved the court findings convicting Bishop William Montgomery Brown of heresy by a 94 to 11 vote after an executive session. The presiding bishop will determine sentencing date and behavior limitations. Resignations of bishops Atwood of Arizona and Vincent of Southern Ohio were announced.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
William Montgomery Brown
Brown
Colorado
Denver
Ethelbert Talbot
Bethlehem
Ethelbert Tabbot
Julius W. Atwood
Arizona
Boyd Vincent
Ohio
New Mexico Receives Share of Mineral Oil Royalties
The Interior department paid out 3 456 908 dollars in royalties and rentals from oil and mineral leases on public lands for the fiscal year. New Mexico received 1 302 dollars with several other states listed for comparison including Wyoming California Colorado Montana Utah North Dakota Nevada and Washington.
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Washington
Interior Department
Wyoming
South Dakota
California
Colorado
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
North Dakota
Nevada
Paraly sis Fatal to Colorado Club Woman
Mrs H H Munroe wife of prominent Denver attorney and president of the Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs died at her home after a sudden paralysis. She had recently returned from the federation state convention at Brush Colorado and was 51 years old. Born in Dallas Texas she came to Denver with her parents at age three.
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Denver
H. H. Munroe
Herbert M. Munroe
Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Brush
Colo
Dallas
Texas
Navajo Chief Dodge case moves to dismiss in federal court
After three days of efforts to prove promissory notes from Gallup State bank were losses, Frances C. Wilson moves to dismiss the suit against Chief Dodge without prejudice. Judge Phillips says notes off the books are not necessarily losses. new complaint possible. Damages sought were 28,500 dollars. defendants named from Gallup, with Dodge represented by Wilson, Dodge and Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup State Bank
Chee Dodge
Frances C. Wilson
Maintiff
Wilson
Orie L. Phillips
Dodge
Gregory Page
John J. Emmons
N. R. Goehring
W. K. Morris
Gallup
Frances
Thomas Dodge
Santa Fe
Herman W. Atkins
J. ©. Seth
M. Botts
Harold Perry
Albuquerque
H. C. Denny
A. L. Zinn
Governors of four states may oppose proposed project
Governors of Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and Utah will likely appear in person before the federal trade commission in Washington on October 20 to protest a permit for the Diamond Creek project on the Colorado River in Arizona Delph Carpenter Colorado river compact commissioner said after returning from a trip through the river states with Utah and Wyoming river commissioners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Federal Trade Commission
Washington, D. C
Diamond Creek
Colorado River
Arizona
Delph Carpenter
Interstate River Compact
Alleged Slayer of His Mother-in-Law Slashes His Throat
R L E Johnson held in Graham county jail on murder charge of Mrs Laural Nuttal died by suicide in his cell. He slashed his throat and wrists with a safety razor and was found weak from loss of blood this morning, dying around noon.
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Safford
Ariz
R. L E. Johnson
Graham County
Laural Nuttal
Johnson
Ammonia Tanks Burst In St Louis Fatal Blast
A massive explosion at the La Cleche Gas Light building in downtown St Louis caused three deaths and 40 hospital injuries amid ammonia fumes. Authorities logged 40 more minor injuries, with 21 fire companies fighting the blaz e as crowds blocked traffic. The cause of the ammonia tank failure remained unexplained.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
la Cleche
Anna Stoll
Carl T. Brewer
Armand Marquardt
Anthony Kahler
Frederick Bristow
Woman Accused of Theft of $3000 In New Mexico
Guadelupe Morales of Van Houten faces a theft charge in Maton New Mexico after a $3000 cash roll went missing from the Puerta home while Morales worked as a housekeeper. She fled after denying the charge, was later arrested, and is held on 1500 bond at Colfax county jail. President Coolidge returned to the White House from Omaha after attending the American Legion convention.
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Colfax County
Coolidgh Treturns
Washington
Oct
Coolidge
White House
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
Schoolgirl jockey wins Town Plate at Newmarket
An 18 year old school girl with braids under her jockey cap rode Walter Farmhorse Holer to victory in the Town Plate at Newmarket. Filene Joel, daughter of turfman Sol Joel, won the victory while Miss Gladys Rickaby finished second on Pooh Bah and Betty Tanner placed last on Skylark. A male jockey took third on Frocked.
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Newmarket
England
Walter Farmhorse Holer
Fileen Joel
Sol Joel
Gladys Rickaby
Betty Tanner
Skylark
W. Jarvis
Frocked
Denver Woman Injured in Auto Collision
Mrs. R. E. Chalk, 27, of Denver, was thrown from a car when it collided with another vehicle tonight. She suffered serious spinal and internal injuries and was in critical condition.
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Penver
Denver
R. E. Chalk
GELLAR FIGHT ENDS WITH WRENCH AND GUN INTERVENTION
Special Officer James E. Sinclair removed Mike McCarty from the Santa Fe Hotel cellar after a confrontation in which a large wrench and the revolver played key roles. McCarty backfired with a swing, ripping Sinclair’s coat pocket, before Sinclair struck him with a gun to quell the attack. McCarty was jailed for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. injuries were not serious.
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James E. Sinclair
Santa Fe Railroad
Mike McCarty
Harvey House
Sinclair
McCarty
Dramatic Return as Worthington Surrenders to Law
ChicagoOct 8 John W Worthington the Wolf of LaSalle Street surrenders after two years evading prison He returns ill and nearly penniless with daughter Alice to make his will and seek a stay before Judge Cliffe The broker once faced with mail fraud charges in several states hopes for reconciliation before prison life.
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Chicago
John W. Worthington
Wolf
LaSalle Street
the Wolf
Alice
Worthington
Mexico
Old Mexico
Adam C. Cliffe
la Salle Street
United States Supreme Court
St. Louis
California
Los Angeles
Mixed Drinks Linked to Violent Crimes by Ortiz
Frank Ortiz of Barelas was held to the district court on a $1,000 bond after pleading guilty to assaulting his mother and sister. He claimed amnesia about the deed, with prosecutors noting a whisky and marijuana mixture as a likely trigger. He allegedly stabbed three relatives and struck a baker, with several bystanders also targeted. no serious injuries were reported. Deputy Manuel Acuna described Ortiz as typically peaceful when sober and noted investigation into the drink’s source. The case, led by A. A. Sedillo, seeks to determine where the marijuana whisky combination came from.
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Frank Ortiz
Barelas
Roddy
Ortiz
Milton J. Helmieck
Manuel Acuna
Pavilla
Augustin Sanchez
A. A. Sedillo
Senate hearing on lands to be held today in Albuquerque
The public lands committee led by Senator Robert N. Stanfield will hold a hearing at the Franciscan hotel at 11:00 on grazing regulations and the possible transfer of remaining public lands to states. Citizens and cattle and wool growers groups may speak as the delegation tours public lands states. A dinner honoring the committee is set for 6:30 tonight at the Franciscan hotel hosted by Albuquerque citizens, with reservations through the Chamber of Commerce.
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Mitchell
Legionnaires
Legion
Edward Spafford
New York
John McQuige
Cleveland
Ohio
Howard P. Savage
Chicago
United Illinota
Spafford
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn., When James A. Crain
Alabama
Massachusetts
MccQuigg
Savage
Resolutions Committee
World Peace Committee
Court of International Justice
League of Nations
American Legion Auxiliary
Pidae
Rome
Italy
Public Lands Committee
United States Senate
Robert N. Stanfield
Oregon
California Limited
Cattle and Wool Growers Associations
Senate
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Public Lands Administration
Franciscan Hotel
Senate Public Lands Committee
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
D. B. McKee
United States
A. A. Jones
Sam . Bratton
New Mexico
Ralph Cameron
Arizona
Former Clayton bank official waives examination in L A
Percy H. Beott former official of the Clayton National Bank Clayton New Mexico arrested for alleged National Banking Act violation waived examination before a United States commissioner. He was released on a 5000 dollar bond and to return to New Mexico of his own accord.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Percy H. Beott
Clayton National Bank of
Clayton
United States
New Mexico
Denver Purchases 3246 Acres for Mountain Park System
The city of Denver acquired 3 246 acres from the federal government to enlarge its municipal mountain park system. Walter Spencer, registrar of the United States general land office, announced the sale. The purchase price totaled 4059 dollars.
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Denvets
Denver
Colo
Walter Spencer
United States General Land Office
Mesa Wins Arizona State League Half Title in Nogales Victory
Mesa defeats Nogales 14 to 6 to clinch the second half championship of the Arizona State League. Mesa advances to face Globe for the league title after a board ordered replay of the September game due to Nogales player Sain being ineligible.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Meas
Nogales
Mesa
Globe
Sain
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Advisory Council
Mitchell Balk
Colorado Club
Women’s League
National League of Women Voters
League
Ann Webster
Percy T
Walden
New Haven
Conn
Belle Sherwin
Esther Dunshee
Harris T. Baldwin
ProMook
Phillips
New
Gun and Wrench
Gervige
McQuigg
Illinois
Air
Billy
National Defense
Defense
Franciscan
Jones, Bratton
Cameron
Clayton, N. M
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