Pirates Force World Series Back to Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Pirates, trailing 3 2 in the series, exploded for six runs to defeat the Washington Senators 6 to 3 in Game 5. Vic Aldridge earned his second win in solid fashion as Baltimore veterans Coveleskie and others were knocked from the mound. The victory keeps Pittsburgh alive with the series shifting to Pittsburgh for Game 6.
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Washington
Associated Press
Stanley Coveleskie
Vic Aldridge
Senators
Buccaneers
Walter Johnson
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Pirates
Bill McKechnie
Pittaburgh
Benatere
Zachary
Coveleskie
Win
Harry
Bucky Harrie
Ales Ferguson
Dutch Ruether
Kelles
Thie
Herators
Waller Johnson
Peeter
Takieg
Rr Tetley
Mie
Tarriess
Wachingtom
Cep
Vale
Weather Report Draft for October Daytime Periods
Fragmented forecast notes mention temperature change and fluctuating conditions. Several unreadable strings reference Deacons and times around six in the evening, with scattered weather terms and place names obscured by OCR.
Germany to join League of Nations pact Locarno progress reported
At Locarno Switzerland on October 12 allied powers said Germany will join the League of Nations. Germany and allies reached accord in principle on entry terms, with plans to invite Mussolini to closing sessions. Ratification could ease Rhine pact points and reduce French forces on the Rhine.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Dr. Luther
Stresemann
M. Briand
Austen Chamberlain
Germany
Cologne
Sarre
Barre
Skreyneki
Moscow
Riga
Poland
Nussia
Nuseis
Rhine
Gveece
Juge-Slavia
Hungaria
Rumania
Juge- Slavia
Terkey
League of Nations
Alleged Hold Up Pair Arrested By Police Here
Albuquerque and Las Vegas police say Oliver Lawson and John Conrey were arrested at Santa Fe station after a $22 robbery of Charles Nolan, an undertaker in Las Vegas Meadow City. A third suspect remains unnamed.
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Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Charles Nolan
Meadow City
Oliver Lawson
John Cornroy
Captain O'Grady
Metae
Santa Fe
Ypolece
Meedow
Chapelle
Nolan
Lincoln
Biath Street
Shesiff
Lorence Delgado
Pelive
Offenders Charged In Corrales Liquor Case
Officers claim Manuel Beaches and Jesus Ma che Gutleries of Corrales violated liquor laws. U S Commissioner Barenburg led the proceedings at 1 am. Authorities searched the residence and seized 16 gallons of moonshine. Garcia faced related drug charges as the judge prepared a 2:08 pm today hearing.
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Menuel
Jesus Mache
Corrales
Badone
Jake Barenburg
Tham
M. D. Abexyte
Tedersi Proebitaios
Aberta
Amctier
Howe
Garcia
Army flyer Betis breaks world speed record in Pulitzer Trophy race
Lieutenant Cyrus Bettis won the Pulitzer trophy race at Mitche Field New York, breaking the closed circuit speed record to 248.99 mph while Navy pilot A J Williams trailed with 241.71 mph. Several other entries faltered due to engine trouble as crowds cheered the American air prowess.
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Mitche! Field
N. Y
Cyrus Bettis
A. J. Williams
Navy
St. Louis
Siath
America
Willams
Bettis
Bell's Chevrolet Caught in Santa Fe
A garbled recount shows a Santa Fe incident involving Bell's Chevrolet with a sheriff and officers pursuing a suspect. The report mentions a wounded person and an officer named Bee, detailing a tense scene at a local service station.
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Bell
Chevrolet
Santa FE
Prisoner Kemper Collapses After Federal Sentence Pronounced
Charles F. Kemper former postmaster at House Quay county collapsed in court after Judge Phillips sentenced him to one year in federal prison for violation of the federal postal act His condition described as nervous breakdown followed the verdict and he regained consciousness later that afternoon He pleaded for clemency citing his wife and three children and was carried from the courtroom to a hospital for evaluation of his continued condition He faced charges on five counts involving merchandising accusations valued around 150 dollars.
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Charles F. Kemper
House
Quay County
United States
Kecundine Romero
Oriel
Phillips
Monsens 'Frome Redeset
Haya
Stondar Eve Kemper
Banta Pe
Federe! Postal
Kemper
Merehal
Marchal Haemere
Clayton Banker Enters Plea of Not Guilty Here
Clayton Banker pleads not guilty in a local court appearance. The trial concern involves charges tied to a 1913 incident, with arraignment before Judge Phaligwi and proceedings continuing through the week.
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Clayton Banker
Belief Pilot Crash Report Drafted After Bellefonte Crash
The official board investigating pilot Charles H. Ames crash on Nittany Mountain completed its findings. They believe he crashed in full flight at about 130 mph while 200 feet above terrain, with instruments recovered or removed for safekeeping as guards watched the wreck. Ames’ brother Paul accompanied a funeral party to Cleveland for cremation and later burial in Jackson, Michigan.
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Bellefonte
Carl F. Egge
Air Mail Service
Charles H. Ames
Nittany Mountain
H. B. Shaver
Air Mall
F. J. Celhaus
J. D. Hill
H. T. Lewin
Nebraska-Wyoming
Washington
Ames
Nittany
Shaver
Hollywood
California
Pevenes
Investteaters
Mr. Shaver
Paul Ames
Pilot
Cleveland
Libery
Jackson
Mich
Former Officer of Police Bootleg Squad Sentenced
Former officer of the police bootleg squad, tam Moore, was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary after pleading to count of accounting fraud. Judge Henry Pray denied a motion for a new trial and granted a stay on execution of sentencing pending appeal to the state supreme court.
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Denver
Cele
Get
Tam Moore
Pelles Betleg Squad
Ivteuriet
Henry
Ferce
Maneger
Getery Keuthen Hershew
Kewy
Es Mirusamans Ettereens
Cacculion
Tale Supreme Court
Resignation Submitted to Chief Weeks by City Official
Fragmented text shows a resignation in the hands of Chief Weeks from an official figure. Mentions of Misecork and Sonoran, dates and local roles appear, but exact names and places are obscured. The readable trail points to a formal departure affecting local administration.
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Weeks
Names Namy and Navy Charged with Criminal Waste
Madden accuses Namy and Navy of misusing state funds in a purposeless campaign of waste, claiming departments squandered millions in an experimental effort. He labels the actions a deliberate drain on resources.
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NAMY
NAVY
Aviation funds questioned as military twice blamed
Washington reports show House Appropriations Chair Madden accusing the army and navy of wasting millions in aimless aircraft development. He urged faster action and warned aviation progress cannot be left to military agencies alone if the U.S. is to keep pace with world powers.
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American Federation of Labor
Washington
Army and Navy
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Air Board
United States
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Traynor
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Mee Innie
Grantham
Aldridge
Wrights
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Coveleckie
Cuyler
Hernhart
Traymor
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Curier
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Berevhert
Maverry
Wright
Berekert
Casey
Altheir
Alédége
Am Totam
Joe Marrs
Romer
Weetenday
Teageraiwme
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Aeéa
Aecas
League OF Nation
Europe
Berlin
East Africa
Leearee
Luther
World Federation
Crab
ARMY
Een Cyrus Be Bettis
Barty
Whillianes
Mette
Lacany
Williems
Cook
Tom Perset
Aleeest
W. Biakely
Union County Institution
Auy W. Biekely
Cieptee Natinwet
Pat Getty
Sutsietria
Phaligwi
Tederse
Owert
Egge
Coolidge
Wiarkingtom
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Patetes
Army of
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Wihae
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