Johnson Dominates Pirates in Griffith Stadium Victory
Walter Johnson masterfully silenced Pittsburgh in a 4 0 win for Washington. Goose Goslin and Joe Harris hit back to back home runs in the third inning, breaking the game open as 38,000 fans witnessed Johnson pitch six spotless frames with a taped thigh, showing grit and control despite an old injury.
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Barney) Johnson
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Joe Harris
Emil” Yde
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Eleven Drowned When Pleasure Boat Capsized Near Sebastian Inlet
Eleven members of a tourist party are confirmed dead after the Clara B capsized off Sebastian Inlet in rough seas. The 25 remaining riders were rescued late today. Most victims were Kansas and other western state tourists visiting Melbourne Farms company properties.
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Inspection of Oyotem by Ram Inspectors Arrives in Butte
Ram inspectors and operating staff arrive in Butte aboard a special train to inspect Oyotem. The receiver and president head the delegation, signaling ongoing coordination with local officials.
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J B Edwards Prominent Montanan Banker Dies
Forsyth Montana Oct 12 John B Edwards banker and stockgrower former state senator and longtime Republican leader in the Montana legislature died at his home after six months illness throat trouble sent him to Chicago for treatment He was 50 and had lived in Montana over 36 years engaging in cattle and various enterprises He also served as Indian agent on the Crow reservation and as personal representative of former Secretary Hitchcock over Northwest reservations appointed by President Roosevelt Edwards was respected across party lines and had sought the gubernatorial nomination several years ago.
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John B. Edwards
MontAna Five Assembly
Chicago
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Montana
Rosebud County
Crow Reservation
Hitchcock
Northwest
Roosevelt
HONS ARE IMPROVING PLAN FOR RAILROAD RESTRUCTURING
Harry Byram, president and receiver of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul system, hailed an accepted workable plan to overhaul the railroad finances. He said reorganization action last week shows commendable enterprise by all involved. Byram spent hours in Butte with his party and met James B. Sodard of Metals Bank and Anaconda Copper officials.
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Metals Bank
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Debts to be Studied After Caillaux Report
Paris reports M Caillaux returned from Washington presented a debt funding study at a cabinet council. Premier Palmere said the project will be thoroughly studied and US negotiations will continue. The inter allied debt issue remains in the stage of study with no decision on provisional US agreement.
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Borah
Coleagues
Enate
Four Vessels Disabled by Atlantic Storm
Boston Oct 11 The storm that lashed the Atlantic seaboard last night and yesterday disabled or halted four craft in radio messages received here. Coast guard patrol boats 25 238 and 147, Boston and Nice ly, were caught in the gale. The crew of six aboard the Cunarder Cameronia and the 238 and LAT were being towed to port.
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Deposal sentence to be imposed on Bishop Brown
Right Rev. William Montgomery Brown faces deposition by a church court for heresies. The presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church will pronounce sentence publicly at St Pauls church with two bishops as witnesses. Brown plans to be represented by counsel and asks a federal injunction to stop removal from church rights.
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New Orleans
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Joseph W. Shorts
House of Bishops
Louis Burns
St. Paul's Church
Labor Temple
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Bowdoin and Peary Marooned at Monhegan Island Arrive Tomorrow
REACH MAINE TODAY reports Bowdoin schooner and Peary steamer marooned at Monhegan Island after a return from the Arctic. Expected dawn departure for home with Lieutenant Commander Donald MacIntyre and companions to be greeted by Governor Brewster, Rear Admiral Dlamikes, and J. O. Lagoree of the National Geographic Society.
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October Crop Summary Forecasts Based on Harvest Prospects
October crop summary outlines corn, potato and flax estimates tied to harvest condition. Other crops rely on preliminary production forecasts from estimated acreage and expected yield per acre, with emphasis on overall agricultural outlook.
Body of mail pilot found in wreckage on mountain side
A government airmail pilot, Charles H. Ames, is found dead amid the wreckage of a plane that crashed into Nittany Mountain near Bellefonte. The nine day search ended as officials note dense fog and a total wreck with the pilot’s parachute and distress flares nearby.
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New York
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Lek
Oma
Philly
Lane
Carl F. Hage
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Brooks Hyde Pearson
Surveneville
Episcopal Church May Join Federated Council
New Orleans October 11 The Episcopal Church may become a constituent member of the Federated Council of Churches of Christian America if the committee recommendations are accepted by the triennial general conference. The report notes the church now cooperates in social service and unity and would enter with reservations as determined by the conference.
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Ex convict kills federal officer in Chicago garage shootout
Chicago dated Oct 11 Edward Shanahan a Department of Justice operative was fatally shot by Martin Durkin a former convict who fled after forcing entry into a Southside garage to steal cars. Durkin opened fire in a revolver duel and escaped in a sedan as Shanahan died later in hospital.
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Montana crops look larger than 1924 harvest
Helena Oct 11 crop estimates from the federal and state agriculture departments show five crops may exceed 1924 yields. The report notes 1920-1924 five year production averaged higher for some crops, with gains in oats and hay while corn and barley show mixed results, indicating an overall state increase despite a slight dip from 1924.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
J. G. Din
Russia Figures At Peace Conference
The report notes Soviet Russia looming over the Europe peace talks at LocarnoSwitzerland as delegates seek security and a path to broader European stability Germany faces pressure to join the League of Nations amid Western anxieties over Russia’s role and influence.
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Arrest Suspect In Big Mail Robbery
Los Angeles police and postal inspectors report the arrest of a third suspect in a major mail truck robbery. Investigators say the gang netted between 500 and 180000 dollars in cash and negotiable securities. Four more men are sought in connection with the holdup as authorities press to bring all involved to justice.
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Los Angeles
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Eash
Montana land office receipts signal farm prosperity
The Associated Press reports Montana state land office receipts for September show a 40 percent rise to 34,903.26 from the previous year, driven by rentals, mortgage and land sale payments, and other revenues. Farmers harvesting strong crops can pay rentals and principal and interest, indicating broad agricultural prosperity across Montana.
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