Yankees Dominate Giants 8 to 1 In World Series Game Five
New York routs the defending champion Giants 8 to 1 as Bullett Joe Bush limits the opposition to three hits. Dugan drives four hits including an inside the park homer and Meusel adds three hits with a triple.
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McGraw
Cnly
Meusel
Casey Stensels
Giants
Young
Mesel
Stengel
Pipp
Kelly
Gowdy
Ward
Ted
Joe Dugan
Nob Meusel
Yankees
Dugan
Robert Meusel
Indian Dance Not Forbidden Burke Declares
Santa Fe reports that Charles P Burke, commissioner of Indian Affairs, told a museum audience the bureau seeks cooperation with all classes in aid of Indian communities. He denied a circulating AP claim that a February circular banned Pueblo ceremonies, noting such a letter never existed and Pueblo dances continued into recent fiestas.
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Santa Fe
The
New Mexico Museum
Indian Affairs
Charles P Burke
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Bureau
Bureau For the Indians
Associated Press
Menocle
Tam
Tilghman Touts Oklahoma Outlaws Film Tour
Bill Tilghman visits Albuquerque with his film The Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaws. The veteran lawman recalls frontier life and argues today’s threat is masked Ku Klux Klansmen in Oklahoma, Texas, and Louisiana, urging law enforcement and public vigilance.
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Southwest
Albuquerque
Bill Tilghman
Oklahoma
Tilghman
Eixties
Oklahoma City
Buffalo
Indiana
Dodge City
Perry
Sky Klux
Kian
Tulsa
Walton
Texas
Louisiana
Wilghman
Order
Weather Outlook for Southwest States On Monday
Denver reports unsettled conditions in New Mexico with showers in the north and east portions and warmer air. Tuesday looks to be fair. Arizona expects generally fair weather Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary for Previous Day
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterdayreported by the university. Temperature highs and lows listed with mean humidity and precipitation. wind direction southeast and cloudy conditions noted. Data includes specific figures for temperature 36 to 44 and precipitation 6.6 with humidity around 83 at 6 p m.
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Refinery official denies Hogback No. 4 oil find
A Midwest Refining Company representative said the Morning Journal misreported a 1200 barrel oil strike at Farmington. He explained Hogback well No. 4 is actually a 2000 barrel water well, drilled to a depth of 523 feet.
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Midwest Refining Company
Morning Journal
Parmington, N. Mi
Farmington
Hogback Well
Blots Carves Purple Giants in Fifth Game
New York October 14 Giants lose to Yankees as Bullet Joe Bush dominates early. Meusel hits twice including a three bagger, Ruth makes key runs and Stengel among field as New York builds a big lead. Giants bullpen and defense falter with repeated outs and errors.
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Meusel
Tuok
Purple Giants
New York
Associated Press
Giants
Joe’ Bush
Bancroft
Ward
Wipp
Groh
Ruth
Frisch
Ward-Pipp
Yankees
Witt
Gowdy
Dugan
Bob Meusel
Pipp
Young
Scott
Emi Meusel
Stengel
Bush
Kelly
Bentley
Jack Scott
Babe
Altrock and Schacht Stage Polo Show at Yankee Stadium
New York riders Nick Altrock and Al Schacht entertained early crowds at Yankee Stadium by performing a two man horse polo game on ponies with baseball bats. They then appeared on Broadway garb and joined a playful bat game before a track-side showcase hinting at next week’s big race between Zev and Papyrus.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Nick Altrock
SI Schacht
Bolivars
Baeball
Devereens Milburn
Nick
Broadway
A. Om
Teldami
Zev
Papyrus
Train Strikes Auto Near Fairland Killing Nine
Nine people were killed and one seriously injured when a Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Passenger train struck an automobile at a crossing near Fairland Indiana at about 11 AM. The victims, all from London Indiana, included J W Means 70 Mrs J W Means 65 Roy Britton 26 Byron Means 14 Mrs Jessie McGuire 35 May Britton 7 Maida Gaither 22 Goldie Gaither 38 Marjorie Pearl McGuire 7. Roy Britten escaped by leaping from the car. The car occupants reportedly failed to hear the approaching train and stalled across the tracks. Marjorie Pearl McGuire later died at an Indianapolis hospital.
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Fairland
Ind
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Here
Chi
Cago
J. W. Means
Airs
Roy Britton
Byron Means
Jessie M'Guire
May Britton
Maida Gaither
Goldie Gaither
Marjorie Pearl M’guire
London
Roy Britten
Marjorie Pearl McGuire
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City Man Killed In Duck Hunting Accident
Ed Mund A. Bock a local business man and former mayor of Salt Lake City was accidentally shot and killed while duck hunting on Stockton Lake about 45 miles west of the city. He and hunting partner Er. J. Park were in a small boat when they left a blind for shore.
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Salt Lake City
Edmund A. Bock
Stockton Lake
Here
Crowd at Fifth World Series Game Sets New Attendance Mark
The crowd at the fifth World Series game in Yankee Stadium on October 14 stood at 62,817, topping the Columbus Day game record by 387. Attendance reached 62,817 with receipts $201,459, advisory council share $10,218.85, and each club’s share $85,620.07.
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Yankee Stadium
Stadium
John McGraw
Giants
Advisory Councils
Bomb explodes at Cubs stadium entrance in Chicago
Damage of over 5900 caused by a dynamite time bomb at the entrance of Cobo base ball stadium in Chicago. Four ticket booths wrecked and nearby houses damaged. Police seek three men seen near the entrance who fled in a car minutes before the blast. Telephone lines knocked out and a small fire extinguished by firefighters. The act is blamed on unions opposing the Landis labor award under which the stadium was built.
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Chicago
Cobe
Landis
Road meeting in Albuquerque to set 1934 highway program
Birmingham officials report J A Rountree will travel to Albuquerque to confer with Gov Larragole and Albuquerque leaders on plans for the May 26 to 31 1934 United States Good Roads association three group convention. The drive seeks a congressional appropriation of 100 million dollars for nationwide highway construction and maintenance. A key campaign will aim to rally broad public support for federal aid.
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Ala
J. A. Rountree
United States Ciood Roads Assocreiation
United States Good Roads Show
Bankhead National Highway Association
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Larragole
United States Good Roads Association
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
United States
Good Troods Association
Congress
America
Six bandits hold up Baltimore hotel in Kansas City loot
On October 14 six bandits entered the Baltimore hotel in Kansas City and fled in two automobiles with loot estimated between 2000 and 3000 dollars. Police pursued without success as details of the heist remained scarce.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Glynn Cleared In Denver Murder Trial
The Denver district court jury found Thomms B. Glynn not guilty of first degree murder in the June 20 stabbing death of Fred Lewis a Denver female impersonator Glynn claimed self defense throughout the trial in Denver jury deliberations concluded tonight.
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Denver
Thomms B. Glynn
New Orleans
Glynn
Fred Lewis
Two Dead and Injured as California Brush Fire Rages
Los Angeles reports two killed and many injured as a major brush fire spread across 13 square miles north of the city. Firefighters battled some 7 990 men, with charred remains found and dozens of structures burned or abandoned. Conditions eased by nightfall but danger remained if winds shift.
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Los Angeles
Montrose
Agie Rock
Glendale
Ore Sheriffe
Hille
Canada
Joseph McGahan
Sane
Patrolman Crowther Found Dead Near Salt Lake
The body of Patrolman David H. Crowther of the Salt Lake City Police Department was found today on the bank of the Jordan River west of Salt Lake. He had a .32 caliber bullet wound in the head, and officials believe he was murdered during a car theft. Crowther had been missing since Friday afternoon and authorities think the culprit fled the state in the stolen automobile.
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Salt Lake City
David
Crowther
Jordan River
Salt Lake
Henry Olson
Radical change urged in American Legion leadership
Charles Kendrick denounced the Legion's bonus policy and its handling of the Ku Klux Klan question in San Francisco. He called for drastic reforms, including replacing the Legion Weekly, direct post contact, and a nominating committee to pick leaders, arguing the organization risks losing members and public support.
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San Francisco
Charles Kendrick
American Legion
Legion
Ku Klux Klan
Hanford J. MacNider
The
Kendrick
Kenrick
Legion the Legion
American Legion Weekly
Pinchot Calls Prohibition Enforcement Failures Clear
Governor Pinchot declares prohibition has failed due to weak nationwide enforcement and political interference. He urges direct presidential control, criticizes federal structure, and warns constitutional erosion from lax enforcement. He cites bribery, politics, and beer aided by high power whisky.
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Pinchot
Washington
Pennsylvania
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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