Washington Takes Third Game of Series 4 3
Washington wins the third 4 to 3 over Pittsburgh in the World Series in Washington. Ferguson started for the Senators, Kremer for the Pirates. Key plays included a Joe Harris eighth inning single driving in the winning run and a dazzling Rice catch, with Coolidge tossing the first ball.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Rice
Moore
Farris
Carey
Goslin
Lf. Cuyler
Rf. Judge
Barnhart
If. Bluege
Wright
J. Harris
Traynor
Peckinpaugh
Grantham
Ruel
C. Smith
National Capital
Ferguson
Senators
Kramer
Pirates
Joe Harris
Bucky Harris
Marbury
President Coolidge
Aldridge
Walter Johnson
Mansar
Pittsburgh
Cary
Cuyler
Harris
Judge
Trainor
S. Harris
Smith
Peck
Myer
Pittsbugh
Coolidge Addresses Omaha American Legion Convention
President Coolidge stands at the speakers stand during the American Legion convention in Omaha. Behind the radio mics is James A. Crain national commander of the legion. A large gong used to keep the gathering in order is visible nearby.
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President Coolidge
American Legion
Omaha
James A. Crain
The
Legion
Cole's Fate in Hands of Jury
In Rockingham County North Carolina on October 10 the case of the state against W B Cole a wealthy cotton manufacturer accused of murdering W W Ormond was given to the jury. Attorney Albert L Brooks urged acquittal to protect Cole and family from threats and slander while state elector Don Philips delivered the last argument followed by Judge Finley s charge. The trial ended amid heated exchanges as both sides pressed their case before the jury of twelve men who hold Cole s fate.
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Richmond County House
Rockingham
N. C
W. B. Cole
W. W. Ormond
Albert L. Brooks
Greensboro
Cole
Ormond
Elacitor
Don Philips
Finley
Alabama Negro Hanged for Murder in Muscle Shoals Case
Florence Alabama October 18 Sam Greenhiil a Black man was hanged here for the murder of Harry S White a guard on the government reservation at Muscle Shoals He was convicted in federal court and the court of appeals affirmed the conviction President Coolidge refused to interfere with the verdict.
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Florence
Ala
Sam Greenhiil
Harry S. White
Muscle Shoals
Court of Appeals
Coolidge
Heresy Bishop Appeals to Courts
In New Orleans on October 10 Judge Louis H. Burns ordered the House of Bishops and the presiding bishop to show cause why they should not be restrained from passing sentence on Bishop William M. Brown. A hearing is set for October 14. Brown is charged with heresy and his conviction was approved by the House of Bishops. He was summoned to appear for sentence but says he will not.
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New Orleans
Louis H. Burns
United States District Court
House of Bishops
Episcopal Church
House
William M. Brown
Brown
MacMillan Arctic expedition schooner reaches Maine Island
Bodwein arrived at Monegan Island Maine after a voyage from Sydney Nova Scotia. The crew were members of the returning MacMillan navy Arctic expedition sent from Wiscasset on June 20 under the National Geographic Society.
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Monegan Island
Maine
Bodwein
Syney
N. S
MacMillan-navy
Wiscasset
National Geographic Society
Football Score Report From New York and Yale Games
In New York Georgia Tech led Penn State 13 to 7 at halftime. At New Haven Yale trailed 0 to 14 against Yale in the first half. In Atlanta Oglethorpe led 0 to 0 in the first quarter.
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New York
Georgia Tech
Penn
State
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Atlanta
Oglethorpe
Sumter County Banks Have Properous Year
D A R prepare for convention in Americus with 150 to 200 prominent Georgia women as guests. Local chapter to raise at least 1500 dollars for public entertainments within 60 to 90 days. Mrs Simmons and Mrs Everett attend Athens sessions to finalize dates and program. Americus expected to gain favorable advertising and home improvements for delegates.
Aged Woman Hit by Auto in Columbus Georgia
Miss Lizzie Rowe was struck by a car driven by Mrs. C. H. Cheeseman at Twelfth street and Fourth avenue in Columbus. She was knocked down, rendered unconscious, and taken to the city hospital, where she remained early this morning as witnesses described her stepping into the path between two passing vehicles.
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Columbus
Lizzie Rowe
C. H. Cheeseman
Twelfth Street
Fourth Avenue
Episcopalians Pledge Over $1.28 Million to Tackle Deficit
In New Orleans on October 10 the joint session of the bishops and deputies of the Episcopal Church raised 1,283,550 dollars to help wipe out a 1,401,000 dollar deficit.
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New Orleans
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Episcopal Church
United States
Sumter County Banks Report Strong Resources and Loans
Sumter County four banks report total resources of 23 million with cash in vaults of about 251 thousand and advances on cotton of roughly 122 thousand. Capital totals 240 thousand, surplus 302 thousand, undivided profits 150 thousand. Time deposits near 755 thousand, deposits subject to check 1.65 million, time and demand loans combine to about 2.2 million, bills payable 70.5 thousand. Overdrafts are minor and banking facilities show substantial investment in fixtures. The Realty Board of Sumter County formation and rising home inquiries signal strong local development and ready financing prospects for new projects.
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Sumter County
Bank
Leslie
Plains Bank
Plains
Planters Bank of Americus
Bank of Coffererce
State Banking Department
Americas
Southnd
Retired Baptist Minister Julian H Rogers Dies in Jacksonville
The Rev. Julian H. Rogers, a retired Baptist minister, died in Jacksonville Florida today at age 63 after a paralysis illness. Born in Waynesboro Georgia he moved to Jacksonville ten years ago from Atlanta.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Julian H. Rogers
Rodgers
Waynesboro
Georgia
Atlanta
It candles are made fram es of a tree that grows in rica
It mentions candles made from fir trees growing in rica and implies a lightweight craft note about material origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rica
Lansdowne widow challenges naval flight protest
Mrs Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne widow of Commander Zachary Lansdowne testifies before the naval court of inquiry arguing that her husband protested the Shenandoah mid continental flight. She cites his letter urging postponement and a Detroit trial flight to test the mooring mast, saying weather and a rigid schedule made the flight improper.
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Washington
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Wilbur
Naval Court of Inqury
Naval Secretary
Detroit
Middle West
Heself
Shenandoah
Lansdowne
Navy Department
Germans and Allies Approve Security Pact Readings
In Lacarno Switzerland on October 10 both German and allied statesmen approved the second reading of most points in the draft security pact. Two major questions remain for Monday: Germany’s entry condition to the League of Nations and France’s special guarantee for Poland.
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Lacarno
Switz
Germany
France
Poland
New Emergency Fleet Corp President Named by Shipping Board
Succeeds Palmer Elmer Crowley of Boston an operating manager of the American Export Line as president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation after Admiral Leigh C Palmer was removed. The Shipping Board elected him to the post.
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Elmer Crowley
Boston
American Export Line
Emergency Fleet Corporation
The
Shipping Board
Leigh C. Palmer
Coolidge condemns Palmer ousting without consult
President Coolidge voiced strong displeasure over the Shipping Board’s removal of Admiral Leigh C. Palmer as head of the Emergency Fleet Corporation and the reshuffling of personnel. He said he will review the legal framework and possibly seek an attorney general opinion while noting surprise over Crowley’s promotion and other changes made in his absence.
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Washington
Coolidge
Shipping Board
Leigh C. Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
White House
Omaha
Elmer E. Crowley
Palmer
Crowley
H. G. Dalton
Cleveland
O'Connor
Benson
Dalton
High Wind Delays National Air Races at Mitchel Field
A sixty five mile wind postponed the Pulitzer speed classic and related events at Mitchel Field L I dated Oct. The gale damaged planes entered for forthcoming events while soldiers labored to remove wreckage. Eight DeHaviland aircraft were damaged during the storm.
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Mitchell Field
L. I
DeHaviland
Railroad buys new equipment at Bainbridge
The Georgia Florida and Alabama Railroad based in Bainbridge reports purchasing forty five new 110000 capacity steel coal cars two hundred eighty new eighty thousand capacity box cars and nine solid steel passenger and baggage cars costing about one million dollars. It is also building a modern electrically operated coal chute.
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Bainbridge, Ga
Georgia Florida and Alabama Railroad
Bainbridge
Cotton Waste Prohibited as Import Packing in AfreA
A regulatory notice bans the use of cotton waste as packing material for imports in Af rea. The order targets waste materials in shipping and outlines enforcement by customs authorities.
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Afrea
First Cold Snap Brings Old Man Winter To Area
A sharp cold spell arrives as Man Winter pushes into the region. Thermometer readings drop to a low around forty three degrees as pedestrians seek shelter and drivers retreat indoors. Forecasts call for fair but colder weather tonight with heavy frosts in the north and light frosts in the south. Sunday aims for warmer temperatures and clear skies with churches set to hear a pleasant day.
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Parrott Poole
First snow coats Ashville region with near freezing cold
Snow blanketed the higher mountains near Asheville today as record cold persisted from last night into morning. Temperatures hovered near freezing, marking the season's first snowfall in the vicinity.
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Asheville
N. C
Ashville
Sudden October cold snaps hit Dixie frost fears
Atlanta reports abrupt temperature drop signaling the first hint of winter. Chilly winds spurred overcoats and blankets hunts as forecasts warned of frost in some areas. Far western snows alarm southern farmers reliant on fall crops after a hot dry spell. Dixie shivered from Virginia to the mid Atlantic as temps fell but not extremely low.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Far West
Virginia
Middle Atlantic States
Estate tax plan after million in securities found
Georgia officials aim to collect state inheritance taxes from the estate of T. J. Flournoy of Rockmart after a $1,000,000 stash hidden in a cement company vault was revealed. Attorney General George Napier and Tax Commissioner James A. Dozier outlined old vs new law implications and expected tax receipts of about $140,000 under the old law.
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Atlanta
Rockmart
T. J. Flournoy
of Georgia
Polk
George Napier
Georgia
James A. Dozier
General Assembly
Flournoy
Southern States Portland Cement Company
T Town
Cederton
Polk Count
Securiti
Colum Union Bank and Trust Compan
Louisville Ky
Algors
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Maine Island
D.A.R
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Landsdowne Washinton
Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne
Greenville
Ohio
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