Johnson Hero of Brilliant Victory
A dramatic account of a World Series game where Walter Johnson dominates for the Senators against the Pirates. Roddy Myer struggles at third base, but Johnson's change of pace and sharp pitching seal a decisive win. Joe Harris belts a crucial homer as the Senators ride strong defense to victory.
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Senators
Roddy Myer
Chase Bluege
Seaneee Teres Sewnee
Yow Aleridge
Myer
Undeadinass
Pirates
Johnson
Funerson
Stam Harris
Yde
Bounder
Thas
Carey
Johnny” Mors
Babe Adams
Deak
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Rico
Eddie Moore
Junge
Wright
Grantham
Stan Harris
Goalin
Barnhart
Joe Harris
Yao
Judge
Morrison
Ruel
Goslin
Adams
Myers
Gooch
Senatore
Vic Alaridge
Pittsburg
Covele
Cavalry Officers Study Defects Through Film
Fort Riley Kansas trains cavalry officers with motion pictures to improve horsemanship. Each student and mount is filmed during training and later reviews reveal faults, helping officers correct riding form as Brig Gen B B Dant explains.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Emoer
B. B. Dant
Harvest and threshing report on 1924 crops
September conditions favored harvests but late rain and snows on Sept 18 delayed beets and potatoes while beans and seed crops progressed ahead despite wet spells. Spring grain quality declined with shrinkage and light test weights, corn and flax largely unrecoverable from August drought.
Scene of boating accident and other late- model news summaries
A chartered boat from Malabar Florida carrying tourists faced rough seas near Sebastian Inlet with several passengers identified by name including Miss Drelling Mr Barton Mrs Rucklew and others. Four people died in a later Southern Pacific express collision near here and a Toronto CN railway crash killed six. An explosion in Miami Arizona killed two businesspeople and injured others, with cause undetermined.
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Wa Arnola
Malabar
Fla
Sebastian Inlet
Miss Drelling
Barton
Misa Larson
Rucklew
Aik
Wichita
Kean Ra
le Davideon
Melbourne
Roach
Donald
Waxstaff
Coppock
Kansas City
Kan
Salmon
David Barnes
Locke Davidson
Dickson
Campbell
Tim
Southern Pacific Express
Frank 8. Davidson
Los
Ang David Wos
George F. ‘Davidson
Irene Davidson
Associated Pros
Miami
Ariz
Aiarkiet
Race Driver Fatally Hurt At Detroit Auto Event
Detroit Oct 11 All Waters a Chicago race driver was killed and ten spectators injured four seriously when his car broke through the fence at Michigan state fairgrounds during a 150 mile race. Waters died en route to a hospital after his rear axle failed on the 146th lap near the grand stand. Nine injured suffered fractures of both legs while one was cut and bruised. The four critically hurt remained unconscious tonight. Also reported all twenty injured in the Oregon wreck near Arlington will recover after the westbound Continental limited collided with a boulder on the track leaving The Dalles hospital.
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Mre
Detroit
Al_ Waters
Chicago
Michigan State
Waters
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Arlington
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Continental Limited
The
Dalles
Body of airman Ames found after night search near Bellefonte
Searchers locate the wrecked plane high in the Nittany mountains and confirm pilot Ames of Washington DC is dead. National guardsmen and volunteers joined a dawn mobilization sweeping the Clarion district while the body is brought to Bellefonte for removal to Los Angeles.
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Bloomsburg
Nad Fe
Amos
FB. Hill
Everal
Bellefonte
Nittany
Yarnell
MacMuffen
Ames
Amie
Clarion van Paul Ames
Washington, D. C
Ames Parente
Los Angeles
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee plan pleases officials amid receivership talks
Officials aboard the social train arriving in Butte hear that reorganization plans for the road, announced in New York by Kuhn, Loeb and Co and National City, aim to bring the system through receivership quickly. Executives say work remains, court and ICC approvals are needed, but plans are operable and prompt acceptance signals near restoration of former conditions. The chief executive notes progress and urges patience while technical steps proceed. Also discussed: C M & St P’s summer low fare, short trip excursions to boost travel amid automobile competition.
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C. B. Loweth
New York City
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
National City Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Byram
Becau
Rmge
Lombard
Hutte
Sr Byram
Fom
Florida
Butte
Milwaukee
Deer Lode
Chicago
Finishing touches on pool at Montana State Normal College
Dillon reports the Montana State Normal College pool 20 by 60 feet under construction to be completed by early November as Hi J Hamill leads interior work. The 30 by 80 foot building will house a 3% foot deep east end and a foot depth west end, with plans to open by winter quarter.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Hi. J. Hamill
Beaverhead Legion to Stage Annual Fall Festival in Dillon
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion in Dillon gears up for a three day fall festival Thursday through Saturday. Committees have arranged shows featuring local talent and a large Wool Warehouse venue will host the event with Baxter-Tonney orchestra providing music. The festival aims to continue the Legion’s strong history of entertaining success and will not be postponed by weather.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
The
American Legion
Incimont
First National Wool Warehouse” Company
Mississippi
Orelock
Baxter-Tonney
Legion
Legionnaires
Knights of Columbus Columbus anniversary program in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Oct 11 Knights of Columbus celebrate Columbus discovery anniversary with an oratorical program at 0 Fourth Avenue at oclock Main address by P Wilson with other talks by Reverend Father Delane T Landy and Sylvan Pauly Low Boedecker to sing with accompaniment from Sylvan Pauly After the entertainment cards will be enjoyed and refreshments served
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Deer Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Kantnei
Hebsen
Bensch
Laz
Williams
Leo
Harria
Hugh To
Otters
Thomas
Jack of
Pederson
Matheson
Harley Uate
Ant Cumming
Whaley
Larabie
Lowe Elberson Hagerty
Gannon
Martin
Wal
Unmack Tho
Johnson
H.C. Cael Strong Ee Bien
Smith
O'Neill
Joo
Foster
Kiwanis
Aoe Gem Grocery
Barneys
Asd
SC Brya
Rotary
Shaddage Holds Lead But Plays No Games
Deer Lodge notes list residents and visitors in town. A C Schilling of Avon returned home. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas of Avon in Deer Lodge for a death in the family. Several residents and visitors travel between Avon, Butte, Anaconda and Chicago for the winter or a visit.
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Shaddage
Deer Lodge
A. C. Schilling
Avon
Thomas
Sam “Kirkes
Harold” Sterling
Butte
Erlend
Jack Lawson
Tacoma
Chicago
Sien
Thomas Mills
Grand Rapids
Rich
Arthur ‘Thomas
Harry Beck
Mary Dewey
Grace Fifer
Mildred Hoffman
Anaconda
Laura Benson
Aliss Wayden ‘Mullens
Ross Persinger
Berlin Museum Pursues Colored Greek Statue Bargain
Berlin's Old Museum considers paying 600 000 marks for a reportedly colored marble Greek maiden statue unearthed recently. An international dealer consortium has offered the artifact, with half the sum already subscribed by firms and individuals including Dr Hijamar Schacht. The provenance and sculptor are withheld, though experts believe the piece highly valuable.
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Berlin
Old Museum of
Hijaimar Schacht
Reichsbank
Greece
Scotty Robison Dies After Head Wound at St James Hospital
Charles Robison known as Scotty Robison died at St James Hospital from a bullet wound to the head. He was found wounded in his Elwood room on September 23 and briefly improved before meningitis set in. Coroner Holland investigated as Robison’s body was moved to the chapel.
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Charles
Scotty
Robison
St. James Hospital
Rovinon
Watan “Chapel
Holland
Tobson
Butte Kent Falls
At the
City Population Report Reveals Major Urban Totals
The Census Bureau, in a Commerce Department release from Washington on October 11, lists New York not included, Chicago at 2,995,239 as the largest city. It provides 1,970,000 plus figures for Philadelphia and Detroit, plus counts for Cleveland, St. Louis, Baltimore, Boston, Pittsburgh, Parmattaio, and Mitaukes, noting these exceed half a million. The estimates rely on 1910-1920 growth and exclude several cities where results would be unreliable. Below 300,000 the bureau cites Washington DC, Newark, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Rochester, and Jersey City, with many other mid-sized centers. Additional listings cover Toledo, Portland, Denver, Columbus, Providence, Louisville, Oakland, St Paul, Omaha, Birmingham, and numerous small communities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Department of Commerce
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Akron
Oklahoma
City
Norfolk
D. GC
Newark
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Rochester
Jersey City
Plac
Toledo
Portland
Ore
Denver
Columbus
Providence
R.s
Louisville
Oakland
St. Paul
Omaha
Birmingham
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
South “Dakota
Wyoming
Bureau
Montana
Anaconda
Billings
Great Palle
Colorado
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
Bogni Funeral Service Set for Monday Morning
The funeral of Maria Bogni will be held Monday morning at a local church. Interment will follow at St Patrick's Cemetery, with services conducted by COYNE Funeral Home.
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Bogni
Maria’ Bogni
COYNE
Rause
Orelock
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Funeral Services for Bertha Mc Coy Held at White's Chapel
The funeral for Bertha Mc Coy will be held from White's chapel on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Remains of Maymony Rodda lie at the family home, Gavntreet, with funeral services Tuesday at 1 20 at St E church conducted by Rev. Wodd of Helens, followed by burial at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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McOy
Bertha McCoy
White's
Kev Me O'Farrell
Mount "Moriah Cemetery
Hodda
Maymony Rodda
Gavntreet
Nity St 'E
Ihe Ney
Wodd
Helens
Tin Mount
Moriah ‘Cemetery
Funeral arrangements to be announced later
An obituary notice indicates that funeral details for Sam R. White and Ombaim at South Bai Serene will be released later. The listing mentions a phone contact for Br Sam R. White and notes that the time and place of funeral will be announced by the Sher Times.
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Sam R. White
Ombaim
South Baim Serene
Tate
Sher Times
Harris The funeral notices and interment plans
Funeral services for Richard Harris conducted at the chapel with interment at Mount Moriah cemetery. Mrs Margaret Pope, 42, widow of William Pope, died Saturday night and is survived by a brother in Emerson and a sister in Earvonads, Wash, with relatives in England. The remains will be moved to 31 Locust Street for service at a time to be announced. The Davis family announce the late Les Davisĺs remains at the family residence in Hine West Gran is and services will be held later.
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Pope
Margaret
William i
Emmeit
Sonn Turket Earvonads
England
Renmins
Richard's
Davis
Romaine
Les Davie
Hine West
Graniee Rbel
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Pie
Fehnson
Braynor
Harris
Toronto
Canadian National Railway
International Flyer
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Dillon News Notes
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Red Rock
Toby
Otto Adams
Emerson Slack
Ted Oliver
Lonale Lison
Claude Crawford
Lakeview
Warren Stone
T. A. Grigg
London Park
State News
Dillon Bureau
Bill OF Veterans
Deer Lodge Bread
Winter Garden
Scotty Robison
Elwood
M. J. Walsh CO
Embalmers, ‘Vark Streee
Gosselin & Harkins
East Park Street
Ofichard
Christian Science Church
Mount “Moriah
Astention
Silver Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
Cole
Albert George Cole
Gidence
Lata Bane Setfe
Thomas Chapman
Richara
Felock
Charles Fe Wolfe
Ferment
Mount Moriah
Toseph Richards
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