HEREFORD YOUTH KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
In a Panhandle area report a youth from Hereford was killed in a motor vehicle crash after a night of rain and drizzle across the region. The weather section notes widespread showers with rainfall amounts ranging from a quarter to an inch, easing toward cooler conditions. Local grain prospects in White Deer improved following last night’s half inch rainfall.
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Hereford
Cuyler
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Pampa
Friona
Plainview
Happy
Canyon
Lubbock
Slaton
Fort Worth
Denver
Childress
White Deer
Radio Station Schedule Fragments From Various Networks
A condensed listing shows station call signs and program fragments across multiple markets. Entries include mentions of Tonight features on New York and Chicago networks plus multiple regional stations and show titles.
Brisbane and Mack Thinkers Shape World Series Strategy
Arthur Brisbane notes that success hinges on brains over brawn in baseball. He cites Connie Mack and his thinking lead to victory and praises Mellon for staying in office to aid national prosperity. He cites Ramsay MacDonald on peace and war risks between nations.
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Connie Mack
Mellon
Cubs win first World Series game as Hornsby and Cuyler heat up
In Philadelphia Rogers Hornsby and Kiki Cuyler revived the Chicago lineup to spark an 8 1 victory over the Athletics at Shibe Park. Guy Bush outpitched George Earnshaw as Chicago ties the series at two games each with the fourth game set for tomorrow.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Rogers Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
Guy Bush
George Earnshaw
Cub
Athletics
Manslaughter hinted for driver after bus crash
A westbound Yelloway stage overturned nine miles from Reno Nevada killing two and injuring fourteen. Police indicated manslaughter charges may be filed against one of the two drivers. Dead include Louis Zukerman of Indianapolis and W S Mumery of Vassar Michigan. Among the injured are Katherine Nickson of Chicago J Luppen of St Louis John J Clarey of Denoria Pa Roy Clemert of Denver. The crash occurred when a passing car struck the bus tire causing the fender to explode it after the vehicle rounded a curve.
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Louis Zukerman
Indianapolis
W. S. Mumery
Vassar
Mich
Katherine Nickson
Chicago
J. Luppen
MacDonald greeted in New York by Jewish delegation
Premier Ramsay MacDonald opened his New York visit with a Jewish delegation urging British cooperation in developing Palestine as a Jewish national homeland. The group, led by Felix M Warburg, voiced support for Britain’s Palestine investigation mission.
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Palestine
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Felix M Warburg
Prisoners in Borger ordered held under martial law
Borger residents report seven of nine alleged ring members are remanded to Brig. Gen. Jacob Wolters by Judge E. J. Pickens after a three hour deliberation. Two others, a man and a woman, remain in custody due to illness as martial law persists and officials resignations are anticipated.
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Borger
Jacob Wolters
E. J. Pickens
8Th District Court
Lindbergh Home After Mayan Exploration Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh returned to the United States from a 9 000 mile air survey of Mayan country in Central America. Accompanied by his wife the aviator landed in Miami after a 25 hour exploration covering Yucatan Campeche Quintana Roo Chiapas Tabasco Guatemala Belize and the western Honduras. Dr A V Kidder of the Carnegie Institute accompanied the expedition and noted the project shows aviation can aid archaeology.
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Gilmore Rites at Austin Tomorrow
Clarence E. Gilmore chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission died in San Antonio. His body lies in state in the senate chamber from 3 to 8 p m today. Funeral in First Methodist Church tomorrow at 10 p.m. burial in Wills Point. Pallbearers listed for Austin and Wills Point. He collapsed from a heart ailment after attending an interstate commerce commission rate hearing.
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C. D. Hudnall
John FE. Owens
Henry Gilchrist
Wiley Garrett
W. B. Wynn
W. W. Gibbard
Ellis Campbells
Gilmore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate tariff debate and farm appointments discussed
The Day reports ongoing Senate tariff debate and Senate agriculture committee discussion on farm appointments. A note mentions contacting John about building and provides several local phone numbers and business mentions including radiator work and John Maynard Lumber Co.
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Amarillo Man Seeks Arrest Of Longtime Friend Over $36
O H Ghalson of a Amarillo hotel filed a police complaint after his 10 year friend, living with him after a 40 day jail stay, stole $36 from his clothes while Ghalson bathed. Authorities know the suspect and expect his arrest soon.
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O. H. Ghalson
Amarillo
Ghalson
Potter County
State rests case in Lamar murder trial of Abshier
Lamar Colorado October 11 state rests its case against George J Abshier first of three defendants on trial for murder of A N Parrish president of the First National Bank of Lamar in Lamar.
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Associated Press
Lamar, Colo
The
State Today
George J. Abshier
A. N. Parrish
First National Bank of Lamar
State railroad commissioner Len A. Smith taken to hospital
Len A. Smith, junior member of the state railroad commission, was taken to Seton Infirmary Austin today seriously ill. His illness follows the sudden death yesterday of Chairman Clarence Gilmore, leaving V. Terrell as the only active member of the commission.
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Len A. Smith
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Clarence Gilmore
V. Terrell
Pole sitter Benny Fox to endure 100 hours on Capitol Hotel pole
Benny Fox prepares for a 100 hour flag pole sitting endurance event at the Capitol Hotel starting Sunday at 2 PM. The stunt, labeled a world record attempt, follows weeks of training and will feature a telephone link so the public can call in to check progress.
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Play by Play Cubs and Athletics Fall Short
McMillan struck out on a fastball as English ground out and Bishop flied to Foxx. Hornsby protested a strike after a low curve. No runs, no hits, no errors. For the Athletics Bishop flied to Grimm, Hornsby threw from Grimm and grazed the first baseman’s face. Haas singled to center, Cochran flied to Stephenson, Haase to first, Simmons to English, Haas forced Hornsby. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Baseball inning reports from a 1930s Athletics game
Play by play notes describe Wilson stealing third on a Cuyler throw and Dykes stealing home as Bush pitched. Foxx and Miller fanned, Dykes lined a hit, Boley and Dykes advanced on throws, Cuyler made a strong throw, McMillen muffed a potential out but still left Dykes at third, Moran reversed a safe call and ruled Dykes out. The inning ended with no runs.
Baseball Innings Summary in Short Left Field
Taylor filed to Dykes in short left field. Bush struck out. McMillan lofted a high fly to left. Bishop hit a high fly to Grimm near the mound. Haas lined to right for a single, started for second, but Cuyler threw him out. Cochrane singled through the box, Haas to second. Taylor lined out, Grimm and Hornsby also out. Simmons out on infield fly to McMillan. McMillan caught it but rule would have put Simmons out anyway. Foxx up, Bush feinted to second. Foxx safe on English fumble. his fourth error of the series. Miller popped out to Stephenson. No runs, two hits, one error.
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Ninth inning notes from a tense ball game
In the fourth inning Jake English fouled out to Foxx as Hornsby struck out twice and Moran walked. Wilson and Boley collected hits while Dykes and Hass played modest roles. Earnshaw sacrificed sending Boley to second, and Bishop drew a walk as Hass was retired on a fly to Cuyler.
Baseball play by play recap with Farnshaw strikeouts
Stephenson went out Bishop to Foxx. The ball was hit hard and caught by the fielder. Grimm flied to Bishop for a running catch in short right field. Taylor struck out for the third time. Farnshaw earned seven strikeouts over five innings. Cochrane hit to English and beat the throw to first for a hit. The catcher fielded quickly while Simmons lined out to Wilson who moved a few steps.
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Cochrane Scores as Miller Stays Aggressive on Bases
Cochrane scores on Miller’s single in the first inning after a pox roller while English cuts off the throw. Miller steals second but is held at first on the plate throw. Hornsby earns one run, two hits, no errors in the frame.
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Pox
Hush
Miller
English
Taylor Hornsby
Cubs Rally Ties Game With Sharp Fourth Inning
Cubs and Bush reached on a close fourth ball. Rarnshaw’s first pass and a fumbled play by Dykes enabled runners. English and Hornsby scored on Cuyler’s single, tying the game as Dykes and Boley retired. Three runs, two hits, one error as Earnshaw struck out.
Baseball play by play leads to wild pitch and misplay
Grimm went out Earnshaw to Foxx Taylor flied to Miller in short right. Bush fanned on an outside pitch. Athletics Bishop hit into right for one base. The crowd roared. Bishop ran to second when Bush wild pitched, ball striking ground at Taylor feet. Taylor first caught ball but could not hold it. Haus fouled out to Taylor back of plate. Simmons hit a long fly to Wilson and both runners advanced after catch. Cochrane walked. Foxx out Taylor to Grimmon slow roller in front of plate.
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Infield Plays Highlight Nineteenth Inning Defense
The inning featured McMillan’s grounder to Boley thrown to Foxx for an out at first, English striking out, Hornsby doubling on a drive to right, Miller mishandling a catch, Wilson walking on a low pitch, Cuyler fouling out, Miller out at first on a grounder, Dykes lining out near the left field stands, and Boley catching a deep fly from Cuyler.
Ninth Inning At Bat For Stephenson and Bush Out
Stephenson doubled to left in the ninth. Grimm grounded out to Foxx, Stephenson at second. Taylor fanned. Bush struck out. Summa struck out on a third strike tip. Bishop lined out to Grimm, unassisted. Haas was out, Hornsby to Grimm.
Mine workers riot provokes police squad in Illinois
A riot squad of the Springfield police was called to the Illinois mineworkers headquarters to prevent provisional offices, appointed by international president Lewis, from taking possession by force.
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