Moore's Home Run Lifts Pirates Over Senators 3 2
Eddie Moore hit a decisive fifth inning home run and Ray Kremer paced a strong mound effort as the Pirates trimmed the Senators 3 to 2 in Pittsburgh to force a seventh game. Moore's blast and clutch defense fueled a dramatic comeback before 44,000 fans at Forbes Field.
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Kremer
Buccaneers
Senatoro
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pittsurgh
Eddie Moore
Senators
Ray Remer
Washington
Fiucky Harris
Hank Severeid
Noel
Harris
Rob Veach
McNeely
Bob
Gostin
Joe Harrie
Joe Judge
Wright
Traynor
Bluege
Wales
Alexander Yerguson
Wee
Lapee
Veckinpaggh
Picchime
Keddie Moore
Himoef
Badie Meore
Mel Carey
Peek
Hivege
Ana Warnhart
Sreound
Carey
Meenent
Weather Forecast Summary Missing Key Details
The readable fragment mentions weather terms but lacks clear location dates and figures. It does not provide a complete forecast, temperatures, or conditions to summarize into a titled news item.
Corer Six Teamedge Declines to Enter Rival Match
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a six team event or match with references to enemies and scores but yields unclear details. The readable bits point to a contested game or matchup and possible participants though specifics are unreadable.
Policy of Government D Defended by General Drum
Ideas expressed by the chief of air service are fundamentally unsound and the president's air board is told in a public statements session. General Drum defends government policy while critics urge reform and better planning for defence aviation.
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General Drum
Air Service
Air Board
Mechanical device cannot replace human warfighting will
Washington October 13 the army general staff condemned the push for a national defense department and a separate air corps. Brigadier General Hugh A Drum argued the air service must remain under direct administration and warned that mechanical devices cannot replace the mental, moral and physical qualities of soldiers.
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Army General Staff
Air Board
National Defense Organization
Department of National Defense
Air Service
Hugh A. Drum
War Department
Dram
Army
Pattick
Defense Department
Drum
Doug
Prince of
Alleged forger arrested by Nogales police
The man, claimed to be Ter homac, was arrested in Nogales on a charge of forging checks worth 6500 dollars. He reportedly traveled from Nogales to Los Angeles and San Diego and had served two prison terms in California. He said he attended a theater with officers while they pursued him and planned to return to face charges.
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Pirate Atak
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Ferguson
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Birike
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Gostin
Kremer
Wes
Sericea
Joe Herre
Joe Harrie
Omege
Artis Vappees
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Amon
Barwbert
Tucsom
Arig
Pattek Acums
Nogeiie
Arts
Sem Diego
H. J. Brown
Tersom
Los Angeles
Boce
Nogales
Mapawar
Diego
Fone
Californian
Ana
Sos
World Series Receipts Near Million Mark
Receipts for the 1925 World Series are within $1,320 of one million dollars, likely to set a new record with one more gate. Through six games Forbes Field hosts limited crowds. totals show attendance near 230,974 and overall receipts around 1,000,000 with distributed shares to Cornell, players, clubs, and leagues.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
Forbes Field
Team
V. i
Pittsbureh
Washington
Piret
Pitsbursh
Pittshureh
Vitteburgh
Pittesburgh
Nichols Picked for State Penitentiary Board
Senta Fe. W. W. Nichols of Clovis was named by Gov. A. T. Hammett to head the Penitentiary Board alongside Hrenson M. Cutting who recently resigned. Nichols is a prominent member of the Order of Railway Conductors and served in the 1921 House representing Curry County as a Democrat.
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Senta Fe
W. W. Nichols
Clovis
A T. Hanmett
Od Hrenson M. Cutting
Nichols
Ithen
Beeder
Curry County
Davis Named Secretary in Washington Pickup
Dwight F. Davis was appointed secretary amid a gtee presented to the President by labor officials. The announcement comes as government movers discuss a general program in Washington.
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Dwight F. Davis
Gtee
Genera
Gase
Romtente St Ali Annes
Petrified Forest Near Cerrillos New Mexico Described
Officials note a five acre petrified forest two and a half miles north of Cerrillos New Mexico with trees 80 feet long and three to four feet base diameter. The site lies near a ranch house along the railroad west of Cerrillos and exhibits show unique sedimentary embedding in valley and cliff areas.
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New Mexico
Holbrook
Arizona
District Forest Office
Cerrillos
Holbrook Forest
Aldridge Ready to Relieve in Pirates decisive game
Vic Aldridge, veteran of two world series wins for the Pirates, may return to the mound in the deciding game if needed. He would join Walter Johnson if Johnson pitches, despite Aldridge having only one day of rest. Sources say the Pirates board views Aldridge’s rugged constitution favorably.
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Walter Joheson
Camperguios
Hebe Adame
Pittebergh
Manley Kite
Jhesom
Leah Hacther
Lee Meadows
Vetores
Eace
Bret Gener
Merrie
Pertoider
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Vic” Aldridge
Pirates
Aldri¢ee
Walter Johnson
Senators
Aldridge
Buccaneers
Johnson
Pittsburgh Board of Stratecy
M&m
Crucial World Series Game Draws Albuquerque Fans
In a pivotal matchup, Walter Jobsem faces John Mortem in a bid to end the Pirates long drought. The outcome will shape the world championship hopes as Brin and Sackatons vie for supremacy in a dramatic showdown. The start is scheduled for 12. Albuquerque time.
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Albuquerque
Brin Me
Sealey Harris
Walter Jobsem
John Mortem
Joke Oldham
Vic Annehige
Bawnball
Dry offensive to be launched in New Mexico
District Prohibition Administrator John F Vivian announced a dry offensive to tighten enforcement in New Mexico and Utah after a conference with his aides. He promised concentrated action to clean up the liquor trade along the Mexican boundary and to make Colorado bone dry within a year.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Utah
John F. Vivian
H. Stearns
Albuquerane
Joseph E. Richards
Salt Lake City
Vivian
Colorado
Medical Examiners Board Reorganized in Santa Fe
The state board of medical examiners met in the senate chamber and re elected Dr. P D T Watson as president Gallup for two years with W K Lavela ce Albuquerque as vice president and W T Joyner Roswell as secretary treasurer. Four members attended. J A Mase Santa Fe and A M Smith Farmington were absent. Licenses to practice medicine were issued to K R B Avcock Espanola G A Sheppard Fort Bammer P F L Atkins McGaffey T Tuttall Jancoe B D Mabry Hocker ville Gila C Williams Nelson Mo J A Belson Fort Bayard E Vaughn Carlsbad K W Prothre Gallup and Dr. McGuire Albuquerque. One application was rejected.
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Ranta Fe
State Board of Medical Examiners
Senate Chamber
PD. T. Watson
Gallup
W. Kt. Lavelace
Albuquerque
W. T. Joyner
Roswell
J. A. Mas#e
Banta Fe
E. Vaughn
Carlsbad
K. W. Prothre
Dr. McGuirre
Mexican Mayor Shot By Marijuana Fiend
Tepic Nayarit Oct 18 mayor of this city was shot and killed last week by a man described as a marijuana fiend. He fired four shots into the mayor’s body and was arrested soon after and to face a speedy trial officials said. New York Oct 15 thieves valued at 250000 stole from J Aremies show rooms Madison Square taking the ark hauled away on a truck after tying up guards.
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Tepic
Nayarit
Mexico
Pi —Lenaca Mavede
Bere
New York
J. Aremies
Madison Square
Bewes
Death of Denver Watchman Found in Basement
Charles Wilson, 7 1/2 year night watchman, hanged himself in the basement of a downtown firm where he worked. His body was discovered today. Friends said Wilson was dependent.
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Denver
Charles Wilsom
Wilson Wee
Army Sirdman Gul Calm in Face of Danger at Air Race
Mitchell Field October 13 1925 army aviator Captain Early W Duncan Langley Field Virginia landed a large Douglas transport with left landing gear torn away in the Detroit News trophy race. Sergeant William Morehead also Langley Field survived after guiding ballast to the plane’s remaining wheel. A second incident saw Private Carl Gunther narrowly saved after parachute buckle failure. Lieutenant EL F E Harmon won the Detroit News race at 119.91 mph aboard a Wulf Daland XEN.
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Mitchell Field
New York
Early W. Duncan
Langley Field
Virginia
William Morehead
Hickaville
N. Y
Duncan
Commercelal
Sergeant Morehead
Dun
Carl Gunther
Fifth Observation Squadron
EL F E. Harmon
Army Air Service
Washington
J. # Schilt
Hampton Roads
K. B. Wolfe
McCook Field
I. Powell
Detroit
Dayton Daily News
Clyde Emerick
BE. Dormery
Reports Reveal Work Done by Club Workers
In Santa Fe October reports from Federated Clubs of New Mexico show women’s clubs carrying charitable aid, library support, art exhibitions, and cultural activities. The reads praise the clubs as vital community forces and the sole means of bringing goods and art to towns.
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Federated Clubs of
New Mexo
Tre- Menduvya
Pet Reve
Uw Ng
Sean Cartain
Eg Arte
Smne
Childrea
Weeks Resigns as Secretary of War Succeeds by Avi 13
John Wingate Weeks retires from cabinet duties as Secretary of War. Dwight F. Davis, World War veteran and Distinguished Service Cross recipient, is named to succeed him. Weeks plans six months of leisure travel and will witness Davis's oath of office before leaving Washington.
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Avi 13
Washington
John Wingate Weeks
Dwight F. Davis
Taft
Davis
Public Exchange Reveals Weeks Resigns War Secretary Post
White House hands release correspondence between President Coolidge and John W Weeks in which Weeks cites health as the reason for resigning as Secretary of War. The President expresses regret, praise for Weeks service, and best wishes for his recovery and future.
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Washington
Coolidge
John W. Weeks
White Nom
Weeks
Condun
War Department
Northampton
Congress
National House
Senate
National Foresta
Cholera Claims Five Deaths in Manila Area
Five deaths and eleven new cholera cases were reported in the last 48 hours in Manila. Health officials warned the public to scrutinize employments of servants as most patients were waiters or domestic staff. No foreigners are among the infected.
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Manila
Health Department
Explosion Fatally Wounds Worker in Long Beach
In Long Beach California on October 12 M G Ware was fatally burned when his welding torch ignited vapors in an empty gasoline storage tank during repairs. The blast buried him in wreckage inside the tank.
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Canf
M. G. Ware
Woolbeen
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