Johnson Shuts Out Pirates as Senators Edge Series Lead
Washington’s Barney Johnson pitched a complete game shutout of the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 0 at Griffith Stadium. Goose Goslin and Joe Harris homered, backing Johnson as Washington moved ahead in the 1925 World Series with the defending champion Pirates facing elimination.
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Barnhart
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Babe Adams
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Sam Rice
Eddie Moore
Grantham
Stan Harris
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Saue
Adams
Tuel
Myers
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Gooch
Vic Aldridge
Gome
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Carey
Cuyler
Paul
Weather notes for Denver and Arizona with unsettled outlook
Denver on October 11 reports unsettled Monday and Tuesday with showers mainly in the north and cooler conditions in the north and east. Arizona forecast calls for generally fair conditions Monday and Tuesday with warmer temperatures on Tuesday.
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Denver
New Menton
Arizona
Weather summary from university report
Twenty four hour period ended 6 pm yesterday recorded by the university shows high and low temperatures and humidity levels at 6 am and 6 pm. Wind was light and southerly with mainly cloudy conditions.
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Gay
J’arily
Two Women Die in Gasoline Explosion at Miami Mill
In Miami Arizona, Mrs Rejuero Bouquet aged 36 and Mrs Irena Lopez 40 were fatally injured when a gasoline blast wrecked the nixtamal mill owned by Bouquet. Recordo Bouquet, five years old, was lightly injured. Authorities will probe the tragedy led by Justice of the Peace McKenzie.
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Ariz
Rejuero Bouquet
Irena Lopez
Justice of the Peace McKenzie
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Lopez
Shadow of Soviet Russia Darkens Security Conference
Locarno Switzerland October issue reports the shadow of Soviet Russia looming over the crucial security conference. Allies seek to persuade Germany to join the league while offering special treatment to ease fears of Russia and reduce European armaments.
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Germany
League of Nations
Locarno
Switzerland
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League
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Training Rules Set For Women Athletes At California
Berkeley Calif Oct 11 Training rules for women students entering athletics at the University of California will be enforced rigidly by the Women's Athletic association Eight hours sleep five nights a week three regular meals daily with green vegetables at least once a pint of milk daily no candy between meals and at most one cup of coffee or tea per day
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Calif
University of California
Women’s Athletic Association
World Series gate receipts settle over a quarter million
Washington notes attendance and receipts figures for the 1924 World Series, listing game scores and totals. Fourth game attendance reached 38,701 with receipts of 153,403, and overall totals show 160,265 paid admissions and 665,969 in receipts across the series.
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Washington
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Advisory Council
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Storm Sweeps Atlantic Coast Hurts Four Vessels
Boston reports a storm impaired or distressed four ships along the Atlantic coast. Coast guard boats 128, 238, and 147 faced 70 mile gales near Nantucket and Cape Cod. 128 crew of six rescued by Cunarder Cameronia, 238 adrift, 147 towed by Mojave. Danish tanker Brosand reported in distress near Newport News. An American steamship stood by. further details uncertain.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Coast Guard
New England
Brosand
Newport News
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New London
Cameronia
Cape Cod
Mojave
Nam
Norfolk
Coast Guard Patrol Boat Rescued Six Members
A wireless message reported by RCA announced the rescue by the Mner Cameronia of six Coast Guard Patrol Boat No. 238 crewmen. The craft, abandoned at latitude 40.32 N and longitude 70.08 W, drifted with no fuel near a Provincetown area, as two destroyers and cutter Tampa hunted it. The report also clarifies an earlier distress call from about 100 miles east of Nantucket Lightship.
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Radio Corporation of America
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Cameronia
Coast Guard
Boston
Provincetown
Tampa
Nantucket
Woman killed in accidental rifle discharge near Globe
Mrs Eleanor Morris wife of an Old Dominion Copper employee was fatally shot in the jugular by an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle held by her 11 year old daughter Zelda Henry near Globe Arizona after target practice. Other family members believed all cartridges were removed from the guns.
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Ariz
Eleanor Morris
Old Dominion Copper Company
Zelda Henry
Population figures show Albuquerque at 17 500 on July 1
Census bureau figures released by the commerce department list major U S city populations as of July 1 with New York and Chicago omitted. Albuquerque is estimated at 17 500, while cities above half a million include New York Philadelphia Detroit and others.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Department of Commerce
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
S1. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Akron
Oklahoma City
Norfolk
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Newark
Minneapolis
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Cincinnati
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Rochester
Jersey City
Toledo
Portland
Ore
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Omaha
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Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Arizona
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Colorado Springs
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Anaconda
Billings
Butte
Great Falls
Helena
Missoula
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Wall Street to Observe Columbus Day Holiday
New York October 11 observers note that Wall Street will suspend all financial and trading activities tomorrow in observance of Columbus Day.
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New York
Wall Street
Fifth World Series Game Set For Noon in Albuquerque
The fifth game of the 1925 World Series, possibly the last, will be shown on the Morning Journal electric scoreboard in Albuquerque beginning at noon. Coveleskie and Aldridge are billed to oppose each other as fans are invited to follow the game live via the AP leased wire direct from the ball park.
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Morning Journal
Coveleskie
Aldridge
Journal
Associated Press
Ball Park
Foreigners Lining Up To Float Large Loans In New York
Foreign lenders from Belgium Germany and Japan prepare to discuss new funding in New York as banks gear up for foreign borrowers. Plans include a $159 million Belgian rehabilitation package and a $50 million private loan after the $115 million Czechoslovak debt settlement. Tokyo dispatches note possible 100 million yen city reconstruction loan post earthquake. Rumors of Brazilian and Uruguayan financing surface amid minor bond price shifts and a stretch of about $40 million in new offerings.
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Belgium
Germany
Japan
London
National Bank
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
United States
Tokio
San Paulo
Uruguay
Frank B Springer Former Albuquerque Resident Dies
Mrs. William Jr Springer learned Sunday night of the death in Ocean Park California of Frank B Springer. A brother of the late William H Springer, he spent his boyhood in Albuquerque and will be remembered by old time residents. Mrs William H Springer and her sister Mrs Jeannette Walton King plan to leave Monday for California.
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Ocean Park
Calif
Frank KB. Springer
Race Driver Fatally Injured at Michigan Fair Grounds
Chicago driver Al Waters was fatally injured when his car broke through the fence during a race at the Michigan State Fair grounds. Twenty spectators were hurt, four seriously, with Waters dying on the way to a hospital.
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al Waters
Chicago
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Fourteen Drowned When Yacht Clara B Capsizes Off Melbourne
Melbourne Fla Oct 11 Fourteen bodies recovered after the excursion yacht Clara B capsized about a mile offshore. The vessel carried 35 excursionists and was owned by Captain N A Arnold. Identifications include Mrs L D Davidson of Melbourne and R A Rutherford of Wichita Kans plus C Fe Roach and a 12 year old son, also from Melbourne, with a man named Salmon listed as another victim.
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Fla
Clara B
N. A. Arnold
L. D. Davidson
R. A. Rutherford
Wichita
C. FE. Roach
Salmon
Wichita, Kans
Rescue work hindered as rough sea capsizes Clara B near Sebastian Inlet
The pleasure boat Clara B owned by Captain Ed Arnold of Malabar Florida capsized near Sebastian Inlet while attempting a turn. Four bodies, including Mrs. L Davidson and two Wichita Kansas residents, were recovered. Four others saved with injuries from rocks. Fishermen aided in efforts as more bodies expected.
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Mla
Clara B
Ed Arnold
Malabar
Fla
Melbourne Farms
Sebastian Inlet
Here
L. Davidson
Roach
Salmon
Wichita
Kans
Melbourne Farms Company
Gould Movement From England To U G Begins
New York October reports show a resumed gold movement from London to New York as shipments of six million dollars or more head to swell already vast US stocks. Rail operations posted strong August earnings with car loadings over a million for the week ended September 26. Structural steel buying stayed active amid rising unfilled orders and a 17 percent iron production gain. Cotton goods markets faced price shocks but other textile sectors and bank clearings improved. An air crash near Bellefonte killed Ames, with searchers recovering the pilot’s body.
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New York
London
United States
Dun
Searchers Find Body of Night Air Mail Pilot in Pennsylvania
Frantic search for Charles Ames, missing ten days, ends six miles northeast of Bellefonte. Officials confirm the body found after a ten day missing period. investigation ongoing.
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Pennsylvania
Plane Crash Ends Search for Ames Near Bellefonte
Charles Ames air mail pilot, missing ten days, is found dead in his wrecked plane on Nitanny mountain six miles northeast of Bellefonte. The aircraft struck the side of a hill and broke off trees hid the cockpit from view.
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Charles Ames
Air Mail
Nitanny Mountain
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Ames body found in wreckage of government mail plane
Charles H. Ames, pilot for the government mail service, is recovered from the wreckage on Nittany mountain near Bellefonte after a fog doomed the New York to westward flight. Coroner cites fracture of the frontal bone as the cause. Thirteen mail pouches intact, waist-deep in the forest with the craft destroyed.
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Charles H. Ames
Ames
New York
Air Mail
Mal
W. RR. Heaton
Phillipsburg
Center County
Aica
Carl FP. Kege
Air Service
Paul Ames
Washington
D. Gig
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