Pirates Clinch World Series Title In Muddy Drama
At Forbes Field in rain soaked chaos the Pirates defeat the Senators 9 to 7 in game seven to claim the world series. Hazen Cuyler and Max Carey starred for Pittsburgh as Johnson struggled in the final innings amid fielding errors and relief pitching by Kremer and Oldham.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Forbes Field
Buccaneers
Pittburgh
Walter Johnson
Washington
Senators
Washington Ramparts
Hazen
Kiki) Cuyler
Carson Bigbee
Moore
Ynaster
Johnson
Cuyler
Vic Aldridge
Aldridge
Johnny Morrison
Peckinpaugh
Carey
Max Carey
Ray Kremer
Morrison
Red” Oldham
Rice
Goslin
Rock Island Santa Fe Hearing on North Plains Road Ends
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the Rock Island Railway proposed from Liberal to Amarillo, contested by Santa Fe, concluded yesterday at noon after three and a half days. Two Santa Fe witnesses testified as part of northern Panhandle county and B M B E inter ventors during the long session, including a night session on Wednesday.
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Santa Fe
North Plains
Rock Island
Liberal
Amarillo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pan
F. J. MacKie
The
Mattingly
M. C. Blanchard
Guymon
Texhoma
Kansas City
MacKie
Plains
South Plains
John B Golding Dies After Weeklong Illness
Col John B Golding 44 a prominent Texas military figure died at 1 30 p m yesterday at Northwest Texas Hospital after a week long illness pneumonia caused his death funeral services with full military honors planned at Polk Street Methodist church Saturday evening Rev R Thomson Rev F W OMalley and Rev Cal Wright to officiate burial in Llano Cemetery pallbearers led by Major Harvey Cruddington survive wife Mabel daughter Jack son of Waco brother Ben Golding tax collector sister Mrs Mary Perry of Amarillo Golding born Alvarado Texas Nov 30 1881 educated locally married Oct 12 1902 to Mabel Patterson joined Golding Drug Co in Amarillo and remained active until death}
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John B. Golding
Texas
Northwest Texas
Severas
Polk Street
Robert M. Moore
William C. Boyce, Jr
William D. Burger
Ray C. Rutherford
Blucher
Tharp
Jack Golding
A. & M. College
Ben Golding
Mary Perry
Amarillo
Mr. Golding
Alvarado
Waco
Mabel Patterson
Pat
Jack
Golding Drug Co
Dickson-Gold
Paper delivery schedule notice from Amarillo News The Evening Post
Promptly call 883 if your paper is late. A boy delivers newspapers at the Newa building from 9 am to 7 pm to those who miss on schedule. Newspapers should arrive by 6 46 am on weekdays and by 7 am Sundays or 4 0 pm daily.
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Newa
U.S. Protests Mexico Law Linking Article 27 to Foreign Holdings
Washington reports State Department scrutiny of a new Mexican law tied to Article 27 that would force Mexican stock control of land owning companies and require border and coastal firms to be 100 percent Mexican. American oil and mining interests warn the measure retroactively erodes protections and could force waivers of foreign government recourse, risking losses to Cerritos and Canane copper operations.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Mexico
United States
Cerritos
Canean Consolidated Copper
Late Wire Bulletins Mix Court Rulings and Rail News
In Long Beach California a judge ruled against J W Anderson in a $2000 damages suit over a plane collision with Earl A Daugherty noting no standing of so called air rules in law. In Austin the Texas Railroad Commission is asked by ICC to hold a Fort Worth hearing on Quanah Acme and Pacific railroad expansion. Tulsa hosts Southwest Water Works Association adjournment and new officers elected. New York reports the arrest of William H Turner on murder and fugitive charges tied to a mine blast with insurance.
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Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
J. W. Anderson
Earl A. Daugherty
Long Branch
Daugherty
Collier
Austin
State Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Worth
Asscciated
New York
Germany
William H. Turner
McCarr
Pike County
Kentucky
Turner
Europe
Railroad Labor Board takes up Western Maryland strike
Chicago October 16. The United States Railroad Labor Board assumed jurisdiction in the strike of engine men on the Western Maryland railroad and cited the parties to appear next Monday at 2 p.m. Chairman Ben Hooper notified railroad officials and strike leaders by telegram.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Western Maryland Railroad
Ben Hooper
Funeral Rites for Ralston Held Saturday
Samuel Moffet Ralston Indiana senator died at his rural home will be buried in Lebanon Saturday at 2 p m. He began his career in Lebanon after leaving Spencer with little money. An escort of distinguished statesmen will attend his bier and vice president Dawes will head the guard of honor in Atlanta before the body is laid to rest in Boone county.
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Indiana
Lebanon
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Samuel Moffet Ralston
United States
Ind
Ralston
Spencer
Atlanta
Charles G. Dawes
Guard of Honor
Boone County
General Sherwood Dies at 90 in Toledo Home
General Isaac R. Sherwood, 90, a Civil War veteran and former congressman, died at his Toledo residence after several days of unconsciousness. Weary from illness, he passed away today.
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Sherwood
Associated Press
Toledo
Isaac R. Sherwood
Western Maryland strike hits 500 workers
A strike of about 500 engineers, firemen and hostlers on the Western Maryland railroad became effective today after failed wage scale and working condition talks. The strike order was issued last night.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
MacNider Named Assistant Secretary of War
Washington reports Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa named assistant secretary of war to complete department reorganization after Secretary Weeks resignation and Dwight F. Davis moves to cabinet post. MacNider age 36 banker and former World War officer, decorated for bravery and ex national commander of the American Legion. backed by Town and Senator Cummins of Iowa.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Weeks
Dwight F. Davis
Coolidge
Davis
MacNider
American Legion
Cummins
Six Missionary Bishops to Be Chosen in Six Districts
In New Orleans on October 15 the House of Bishops named nominations for six missionary districts with elections to be held tomorrow. Eleven candidates vied for Idaho, ten for Mexico, and three for Liberia. The presiding bishop Gardner Murray was presented after deputies concurred in yesterday’s election.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Brazil
William M. Thomas
Southern Cross College
Porto Alegre
Thomas
Idaho
Mexico
F. B. Howden
New Mexico
Frank Elmer Wilson
Eau Claire
Wis
Kyoto
Arizona
Liberia
Slaborne
Sewanee
Tenn
Robert E. Campbell
Pendemou
Sierra Leone
Gordon L. Tucker
Homer
Gardner Murray
House
Court Dismisses Brown Case In New Orleans
Federal Judge Louis H. Burns dismissed the injunction proceedings filed by former Bishop William Montgomery Brown. He sought to enjoin the House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church from deposing him, ruling the court lacked jurisdiction.
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Louis Henry Burns
New Orleans
House of Bishops of the
Episcopal Church
William Montgomery Brown
Associated Press
Louis H. Burns
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Methodist Delegation Splits Fifty Fifty On Unification Question
The North Texas conference delegation to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South general conference divides evenly on unification with the North church. The 14 member group includes seven lay and seven clerical delegates, with lay opposed and clergy in favor. A constitutional change could alter the required vote, affecting potential unification implications.
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Methodist
Greenville
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
North Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church of the North
Transion Unification
U S Planes Declared Equal To Other Makes
The air board heard Byrd describe the MacMillan Arctic expedition’s hardships and navigation trials, while aviation leaders argued U S aircraft are not obsolete and compare favorably with European planes. Grover Loening defended current U S models against Colonel Mitchell’s obsolescence claims, noting European rivals hurt American sales.
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Associated Press
Washington
President's Air Board
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
Navy Fiiera
Grover Loening
Loening Aeronautic and Engineering Company
Byrd
William Mitchell
United States
Europe
Mitchell
South America
William Green Re-Elected AFL Leader in Atlantic City
William Green was re-elected president of the American Federation of Labor by acclimation at Atlantic City on October 15, with Detroit chosen as next year’s convention site. The vote reaffirmed Green’s leadership after Samuel Gompers’s death, and delegates settled key jurisdictional disputes while opposing an independent labor party and Soviet recognition by the United States. John L. Lewis spoke in nominating, noting Green’s mediation in intra-union conflicts.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Detroit
Labor Party
United States
Green
New York
Executive Council
Samuel Jompers
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
The
United Mine Workers
Mr. Green
Train Held by Chinese Troops Seizes American Delegate
A Soochow message reports soldiers halted a train bound for Nanking carrying Silas H. Strawn, the American delegate to the Chinese customs conference. Strawn transferred to a second train toward Shanghai, which was then halted twenty miles out. Consular officials are taking exhaustive measures to ensure passenger safety.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Soochow
Nanking
Silas H. Strawn
Peking
Strawn
Weather report fragment with scattered showers
Fragmented weather note reports generally fair conditions in Texas with showers across the east, chances of changing temperatures, and partial cloud cover. Mentions regions including the Mountain Northwest, Louisiana to New York, and the southern Plains with variable conditions around Amarillo.
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Texas
Hocky
Sens
Louisiana
New York
Missouri
Southern Plains
Amarillo
Wise
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Czho-Slovakia
Russia
Handle
B. M. & Be, Railway
the Evening Post
U.S
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Okla
Shreveport
W. A. Stanfield
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Kan
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C. N. Avery
R. D. Morgan
Mexia
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President’s Air Board
LABOR
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